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Evening journal., 1900-09-24
FREDERICA'N
SOCIAL DOINGN
Dance in Town Hsll by YOuag
People. Engagement Of Young
Couple Announced

Frederick. Sept 22.-John Welch. OF
Milford. was q Frederick visitor on
Friday.
Mrs. Powell and daughter. Miss
Katharine returned to their hcme In
Philadelphia after spending several
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs John Hudson.
o. X. Grier, who has been spending
the Summer travelling through Penn
sylvania, Is home on a short vacation
before entering Dickinson College as a
student.
Charles Sheppard. Of Wilmington.
spent Saturday with Frederica friends.
Mrs. John Russell and daughter.
Meta, are spending the week in Phi.a-
delphia.
William e. Davis was a Philad lphia
visitor last week.
Tho engagement Of Harry Case and
Miss Annie Hopkins. OF Pennington.
has been announced. The wedding.
which will take place on Septembf 26.
tt the home Of the brides parents IN
t2rmington, will be a quiet one. only
the parents Of the contracting parties
being present
On Saturday q pleasant party was
given at the home Of Miss Alice Girl r
by the following young ladies'; MISSES
Helen and Bessie Boone. OF Philadsl-
phia Carrie Patterson Fannie Win
gate. Tabitha Grler, Elizabeth Lank
and Elizabeth Brown.
Henry Harris. Of Philadelphia. Is
visiting relatives I'm town.
Miss Margaret Prouse and brother.
Shan Prouse. Of Magnolia, were the
guests OF Miss Emma Downs on Mon
day evening.
The public schools opened on Monday
with the following teachers IN charge:
NJ. L. Hpdron, principal: Mrs. !. S.
Clark, lst assistant Miss Carrie Tom
iinson, I'd assistant and Mrs u. II.
Jones. Sd assistant
The young gentlemen OF the town
gave a little impromptu dance in the
Town Hall on Tuesday evening.
Messrs Daniel Welch and James Man
love furnished the music. After dane
ing for several hours the guests were
served with a light lunch.
Mrs. Mason Touser and son william
Of Goshen, ~ j.. are visiting her per-
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Philips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harrington and
son. Of Harrington, spent Wednesday
with their parents n.
Charles Prettyman. Of Milford, was
IN town on Tuesday.
Mrs. Howard Smithers and son
Clinton. and Miss Sarah White o'
Philadelphia. are visiting Mr. and Mrs
James Boone.
James Lord Jr.. who has been spend
ing the Summer with his sister. Mrs
Harry hliiott, az RHhoboth was hom,
fer a few DAYS this we k. Mr. Lord /.
studying for the ministry and left foi
college this week. He preached an
interesting sermon Ton Sunday even.
ingl In the p. E Church to isrE.
and apprcciative audience.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
PASTORS CHANGE PULPITS
Earlyule Young Folk Observe Miss
Dcshane's Birthday

Earleville. Nd. Sept 22.--Miss Addie
Veasey. Of Virginia is visiting Mrs.
Emma wills.
William Cavender. Of near Appleton
has been the guest Of w. P. Rowan.
Miss Annie Price. Of Elk,on isspend-
ing some time with Mrs. J. c. Price.
Miss Elsie DuHamell has returned to
Baltimore. where she is attending the
State Normal School.
Mrs. Richardson has been visiting
her mother. Mrs. Mary Daniels.
The Rev J. A. Arters, Of st. Pauns
In. r. Church. will exchange pulpits
with Rev. E. R. Sidell. of Marydel, Nd
on Sunday morning.
A number cf friends gathered at the
home Of Mss May Deshane last Thurs
lday evening to celebrate her birthday
lfne evening was spent pleasantly.
The nl7ht-blcoming cereus in thl
lhome Of Mrs. w. j. DlHamell bl0ome,
for ne third time this season.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
CATCH or CARP
is UNPROTITARLH
Shot Boy Recovering -MyS-
ferrous Man and Doc
Arouse Curiosity

Penusville N. j.. Sent. 22.-Cllntun
Dolbow. youngest son OF Rushing Dol
bow. was buried on Wednesday from
the residence OF his parents.
Captain Hancock has delivered a
cargo Of soft coal with his laptha
steamer for Fogg & Hires.
Samuel and Joshua Wheaton, Of At
laniic City. are spending a few days
with their father Elijah Wheaton. Esq
2 he carp fisherman have c0mmenc d
making hauls In the creek They re-
roft the catch very small and unprofit-
able
Roy Walker who was accidently
shot while cunning last week. is i'm
proving rapidly and will soon be able
to be removed TO his home ia Philadel-
phia.
At the church services on Sunday
$50 was raised for the pastors sal
airy. A large congregation was present
at both services.
A big man and a big dog went
through the town late one night at
tractCd the attention OF pedestrians,
who had kept late hours Who this
mysterious couple were still lFsmains a
mystery.
The truckers claim 20 have a good
crop Of sweet potatoes in this locality.
Several have not yet commenced to dig
their crop.
The can house has been taxed 10 rs
utmost capacity during the last week
and the present one From 80 10 "a
wagons remain unloaded every night
after the factory shuts down. This
be the largest packing season for sew
eral years
Shepard Boone. OF Ponnsgrove. had
a valuable trotting mare kicked by
another horse while pasturing In the
field Of Daniel Myers. near that place
/ lcnTuesday night e"
Irving Callahan will commences on
Monday TO finish his course In the dem
tai department OF the Medico Chirurgl.
cal college, Philadelphia
Miss laura Jacquett was agreeably
surprised on Thursday night by a larg,
number OF her friends and ncighbors
calling at her home 10 spend an even.
ing in fun and merrment
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
MITE And AID SOCIETIES
RESUME TnEIR MEETINGS

Stockley. Sept 22-The Bethezdl
Mite Society will meet at the residence
of r. j. Short on Saturday evening, Oc-
tober 6.
Miss Matte Short. who has been Wis
iting in Philadelphia for some time,
has returned.
Edward Goslee. OF Baltimore, Md,
recently visited his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs Baker Goslee
Delbert Davidson has gone TO the
city on a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. #. Gum were recent
visitors here.
r. S. Johnston recently attended the
horticultural fairs at Williams Grove
and Mt Gretna. Pa.
John Cannon Short, of Wilmington,
lis visiting his daughter, Mrs. William
McIlvaine.
The Aid Society OF Providence
Church viii meet at the residence OF
George P. Stoeckle on Saturday even
ing, October 13.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
TROLLEY INTEREST
At A NTANDSTILL
Promoters Are Interested in the
Big Coal Strike in Penn
SylVania

Ocean View. Del. Sept 22.-The
schools open on Monday instead OF
September II.
Mr. Williams. who is overseer cf the
town streets, is having them repaired
th s week
George r. West is visiting the city to
get medical aid.
Miss Lily LeKites. CT Glendale. is
the guest Of Miss Sallie West
Mrs. Victoria Bennett and sister
Miss Mary James, Will visit the city Of
Philadelphia soon.
Miss Flossie Johnson and brother are
still quite IN with typhoid fever.
Trolley fever Is still on but those
most interested or at least the financial
part Of the company are detained.
ewing to the strike now going on in
Pennsylvania.
Captain and Mrs. Madison have
moved up from the beach.
George Tracey has bought the Kate
Lewis property.
Mrs Martha Murray expects TO re-
turn to Philadelphia this Fail.
A ssfs Elsie and Blanche Dasey have
been en- the sick list.
Mrs. Ella Tunnel has returned to
her home in Philadelphia.
Miss Mollie Belts has returned from
the city.
Miss Annie Elliott of Millsboro, is
the guest Of Miss Genie Elliott
Miss Helen Cochran, Of Roxana, ana
Miss Mary MoCabe are the guests OF
Mrs. Martha Burton
g.
Joshua James.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dickinson are
on the sick list.
MIR and Mrs. Charles Johnson, ci
Blackwater, were the guests OF friend.
in town.
Frank Johnson is the guest Of Floys
Murray and Gideon Roberts
Mosquitoes and heat have vanished.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
REPUBLICAN Club
MEMBERS ACTIVE 4
Rising Sun Girl EntertainS
Her Friends Visitors
in the Village
$50

Rising Sun. Nd. Sept 22.-Tho
Young Mems Republican Club OF the
Sixth district, was organized on Thurs
day night at a largely attended meet
ing held In Kinks hall The following
officers were elected. President
Fred G. Wilson: secretary. II. L.
Worthington; treasurer. j. h. Broom
field. Meetings Will be held each week
In Kinks hall Next Thursday night
an address will be made by a promi-
nent speaker So far one hundred
members have enrolled
Miss Adaline Smith Is visiting I'm
Baltimore.
solomon Brown and wife, OF Kennett
Square, were the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs Charles Niels. this week.
Misses Emily and Mabel = yckinck
left town Tuesday TO attend Wilson
College, at Chambersburg.
The Epworth League will have
charge Of "Old Folks Day" service to
be held in NJ e. Church en- Sunday.
September 30
Frank c. Kirk has returned to
Washington College.
Miss H. Maude Kirk entertained a few
friends on Friday evening In honor OF
her friend. Miss Helen Biles. Among
those present were: Misses Lucy Gil-
lespie, Mary Haines. Florence Worth
ington, Rhoda Brant, Emily and Mabel
Duyckinck. Leila Thompson, Grace
WlisOn, Chalmer Reynolds, Dare Hop
hps, Clifford and Thomas Robertson.
Sam Barnes, Edgar Brown, Newell
Abrams, Claude England. Marshall
Brown and VIII NJ. Gilllgan.
Carlton Kimble and daughter Mlss
Efie. have returned home from Allan
tic City
The NJ r. Sunday School has ap-
pointed Mrs. Edwin Hainee and Mrs.
H. A. G.. Westerfeld as delegates to at
tend the Sunday School Convention
at Port Deposit on September 20 and
80.
.4rs. Edward Dixon and son, Edward
Austin have returned to their home in
Philadelphia, after spending the Sum
mer with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
II. Brown
The Foreign Missionary Society gave
an entertainment IN the NJ. E Church
on Friday evening. A silver Offering
was taken at the door
Mrs. Barclay Reynolds and II. Linn
Wcrthington visited Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Cherry at Principle. on Wednes-
day.
Miss Mary Haines is visiting friends
and relatives in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
HORSE WAS
IMPALED ON A FENCE

Bohemia Manor. Nd, Sept 22.-M.ss
Madge Pointset Of Wilmington, is the
guest Of Miss Edith Bloomer.
Charles stephens killed SO rail birds
one day in the Bohemia river
ONE Of the farmers have finished cut
ting corn. The yield is reported fairly
good considering the drought
A horse owned by Julian Jones was
badly injured by a paling penetrating
his breast to the depth Of four inches
The animal was in harness at the time
of the accident, became frightened.
reared and fell on paling
fence. The paling which entered the
breast Of the morse broke or the animal
would have besn more seriously in
iured.
Mrs. w. P. Berry gave a lawn party
on Friday as a farewell to her daugh-
ter Myrtle, who goes to college. Those
being present were: Misses Jennie and
Mary Walters. Of Elkton; Miss Madge
POintset, Of Wilmington; Claude Pax
son, Of Philadelphia; Misses Salils
BOuchelle, Florence B0uldsn. Edith
Willis, Ida Bouchelle. Edith Bloomer,
Messrs. Hugh Caldwell. Leroy BloOmer.
and Joseph Egee, OF Chesapeake City:
Messrs DR.. Walter Cam, Leslie Ford
Will Neazsy. Charles Cam, Of Kirk
wood, Del; Miss Maie Conner. Messrs
Wallacs Beaston, Augustus Nowland
Of Middletown; Misses Lydia, Myrtle
and Effie Berry. Helen Ellison, Messrs
Julian Jones, Roger Williams, VIII
Berry and Griffith Ellison, Bohemia
Manor.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
SERIOUS BLAZE PREVENTED
Man Who PutIt out Severely Burned.
HocIsessin Notes


Overbrook, Sept 22-peaches are
scarce.
r. j. Chorman who has been visit
ing his son Philip Chorman has re-
turned to his home In Philadelphia.
Mrs Elizabeth Burton after spend
ing a time with her brother, II. ].
Perry. has returned TO Philadelphia.
Howard Short was the GUEST OF hia
cousin, Mr. G.. L. Short, this week.
Miss Carrie White Of Milton, was
the gueest Of her sister Mrs. r. N.
Collins.
Mrs. Comfort Chorman is very i'll al
her home near Overbrook
Hockessin. Sept 22.-T'he nsV clay
mill is turning out o. fin0 article
A daughter was born to Mr. ard
Mrs. Phillip Garrett a few days ago.
Wesley Finn. one1f the Oldest resi-
dents OF Hockessip has been quite AZ
for several days.
The clay mills are runnig On FUN
time although the price n clay Is not
as good as it was some time age.
The wife Of Harry Ford died a. her
home near Sontllwond. on Thursday.
after an Hines Of several weeks. She
was abOnt 60years old and leaves
several grown up children
a serious fire was narrowly svsrtcd
a few days ago In some way an-
known a blaze was started In man
ure heap at Gormleys stable The
blaze was seen by Samuel Gordcn who
gave the alarm and Mr.. Gormlsy. hast
en.ng to the NOW threw out the blaz-
ing hay and averted a serious calam-
ity. Mr.. Gormmley was quite badly
burned about the hands and face.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
CUT BY A COLORED GIRL
Young Grocery Clerk Taunted aud
Followed Her With Above Result
Special to the Evening Journal.

Special to the Evening Journal
Bridgeville, Sept 22.-Frank Dimes.
o grocery clerk. was badly cut by Min
ME Carey. a 14-year-old colored girl,
this morning.
Dimes, who was standing in front Of
the store Of his employer made some
taunting remarks as the girl passed.
whereupOn she began to curse him.
Becoming angered at this, Dimes fol-
lowed her some distance down the
street when she turned sharply and
made a lunge at him with razor
Throwing up his arm to ward on the
blow, he received the full force OF the
razor upon his right wrist, almost sew
ering the hand.
With blood squirting from the wound
he hastened to the drug store Of R.
W. Cannon, where it was dressed by
DR.. d. p. Palmer Several stitches
were necessary
The girl has not been arrested.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
IMPROVING THE WATER
Frankford schools Rcsumc---Other
News Of That LITTLE Town


Frankford, Sept 22.--Nfter a long
and pleasant vacation the pupils OK
Fankford public school have begun
their Winters work under Professor T..
H Hickman, as principal; Miss Lizzie
Robinson. first assistsnt and Miss Mol
BE DerriclSson, second assistant
Norman Gum left here Monday morn
ing for the city OF Wilmington, where
he VIII an the position OF telegraph
crsrator.
Miss Lizzie Long Is on an extended
trip 10 Philadelphia.
MIS-. A. j. Hudson. who has been
spending the Summer with friends in
and near Frankford has gone to her
home, IN Norfolk. Va.
Thatcher street will be well supplied
With an abundance Of good water. as
several of the wells have undergone a
thorough renovation recently.
Miss Jennie lingo of Millsboro. was
the guest CT Miss Sallle Hall on satur-
day.
Joshu. Gray, Of Milton, is spending
the week with his grandfather Joshua
J. Derrlckson.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
SMALL BOY CUT
With MEAT HOOK
Medal offered to Brightest
Girl Or Boy in CheSa-
peake City

Chesapeake City, Nd, Sept 22.-Mrs.
Baldwin, Of Camden, ~ j., has been
visiting Mrs. A. T. Egee.
MIR. and Mrs Edward Stubbs, of Con
shohocken, Pa, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Stubbs.
Mrs. Frank Smith of Wilmington,
spent Monday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goodnow, OF
Wilmington, have been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Andrew Ross
Miss Alice Boulder is visiting Miss
Lille B.ddle, Of Earleville.
Mrs L. H. Biddle, OF Earleville.
.Jent Friday With her sister, Miss
Alice Clark.
Mrs. and Mrs. Harry Conrey and
daughter, Of Philadelphia, are visiting
his mother, Mrs. Mary Conrey.
Mrs. w. T. Malster and daughters, OF
Baltimore, are guests Of Mrs. Annie
COnrey
Mrs. William Coleman has been Wis
iting relatives in ElkIon.
Miss Carrie mailman, who has been
i'll for quite long time, is slowly i'm
proving
Harry Thayer, Of Wilmington, visit
ed friends in town recently.
Miss Lillian Laws, of Glasgow, is
visiting Miss Bessie Buskirk.
Miss Myrtle Cohee, Of Poole's Island,
has returned home after a pleasant
visit with relatives here.
Miss Florence Cook, Of West Am
well, has been visiting Miss Eva Tat
man.
William Emmons spent the past
week at Atlantic City.
Miss Miriam Alrich, of Glasgow, has
been visiting Mrs. G. S. Woolley.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Evans have
returned home after spending some
time in ElktOn.
Miss Estelle Bloomer is entertaining
Miss Beebe. Of Wilmington
Mrs. William Carter, of Wilmington.
spent several days with Mr. and Mrs.
I. N. Lorraine
Mrs. Robert Jones and daughter.
Miss Margaret, are spending this week
with Mr.. Jones, in Baltimore.
What might have been a very serl-
Gus accident, happened to Charlss.
youngest son Of John Banks. On Mon
day. He was playing in Hager's
butcher wagon with some other little
boys and fell against a meat hook. cut
ting quite cash just below his left
eye.
The severe storm Of Saturday and
Sunday nights, did little DAMAGE here.
excepting to wash me streets a little.
At Freeman's mill the public road is
considerably washed and trees torn
down by the water washing over the
banks. A building at william Lake &
was unroOfed and trees blown down.
The water in the canal was very high
necessitating the opening Of a large
number Of the waste gates. When
these gates are opened they form a
miniature Niagara, and something
worth going a distance to see.
w. A Alexander offers a gold medal
to the student who receives the highest
yearly average in Latin in the Chesa-
peake City High School department.
also silver medal to the studen who
attains the highest yearly average in
any other study; such study to be Sc
lected by the principal These prizes
are offered in addition to the thirty
six dollars in prizes offered by twelve
prominent citizens of the town. whose
names are printed in the school circu-
lars
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
OLD VETER Ans
TO HOLD REUNION
Many Port Deposit Folk Change
Their Residents Personal
Mention

Port Deposit Sept. 22--Mr and Mrs.
Isaac Ranck, OF Shamok.n, are guests
.cf Mrs. Jane A. Gerry
Miss Bertha Morrison. Of Whining
ton. is being entertained by Miss Emma
Gather
Mrs. Gibbons. OF Baltimore. is visit-
ing friends on North Main street.
Miss Elsie Bond is having a pleas
ant visit with MISS Harriet McCUllough
lat Rising Sun.
Mss Maude Stebbng has as her guest
Miss Emily Smith. of Philadelphia.
Mrs. II. w. Hoope5 and daughter
have returned from :, visit to Atlantic
City.
Miss Jennie Rhoads. cf Philadelphia,
is spending some time with Miss Lizzie
Atkinson.
Mrs. William Campbell and Miss
Jessie Campbell have returned from a
pleasant visit in Baltimore
Miss Annie Knapp. of Baltimore. was
tho guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Helm
this week.
Captain and Mrs. GIl'gan. of Oxford,
Pa. were guests OF Miss Fannie Orr
this week
Mrs. r. r. Pugh has returned from a
visit in LansdOwne. Pa, the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pugh.
Misses Virginia and Cornella Abra-
hams are visiting relatives in New Jer-
sey.
Miss Helen Hunt. Of Boston, Mass.
is at the home of the Misses Hopkins
Mrs. Virginia SpOttswocd, OF Norfolk.
Va. is the guest OF Mrs. Virginia Ran
som.
Mics Ida f. Gerry has returned from
a soiourn at Ocean Grove.
Miss Annie Smith has returned from
pleasant Summer spent in Easton
and elsewhere
The lawn fete held by the Willing
Workers on the NJ. e. Parsonage lawn
last Friday evening was a financial
success, $50 being realized
DR.. E. s. Boyle has bought the house
Stephen Krauss is occupying, also the
ground. He expects to make a num-
Der Of improvements in the house and
hopes to move in it soon.
Mrs. Elizabtth Smith has vacated the
house at Cedarhurst and will occupy
the house in which Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Coulson now live. DR.. James C. Mack
onzle and family will move into the
house at Cedarhurst as socn as tome
improvements are made.
Al former members Of Battery b.
First Maryland Light Artillery Cxnown
las Shows Maryland Battery and other
soldiers are invited to attend the Thir-
teenth Annual Reunion on Saturday,
October 6, at Port Deposit at IL a. m.
An excellent program is being ar
ranged for the Cecil County Sunday
school convention to be held at Port
DEPOSIT Saturday and Sunday, Septem-
Der 29 and 80. The Rev. Z. II. He'll
man, Of Baltimore, will discuss the
theme "The Bible in the Home" Mrs.
r. G. Taylor. president of the Baltl-
more City Primary Union, will discuss
primary plans and principles and teach
the primary lesson.
Misses Gertrude .Barnum and Helen
Todd have returned from Chicago and
are at the home Of Richard Brown.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
HELPERS STOLE POTATOES
Jersey Farmer Who Had a Spill Found
Himself Many Baskets short

Pennsgrovc, n. j.. Sept 22.-Penns-
grove school opened with 2s5 pupils
A surprise party dropped in on Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Sailor on Thursday
afternoon. They promptly arose to the
occasion and q good time was had.
A peach festival was held at
Wrights school house On Friday even
ing.
The work Of destroying the old mon
itors Ajax and passaic has been fin-
ished. It has been in progress sincs
last April.
On the way to the. Pennsgrove wharf
a wheel on James Divers wagon broke
down and the load Of potatoes wat
spilled into the street. While som'
helped" to gather them up for the un
+ fortunate man he was 25 baskets shor
when he was ready to start
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
CAMPING ALONG THE RIVER
Woodlawn Sportsmen Visited by
Party of Young People

Woodlawn. Md, Sept 22.-The Ep-
worth League will be in charge Of Miss
Leila Thompson on Sunday evening.
Mrs. G. w. Bowman has returned
hcme from Washington, d. c.
Miss May Williams, OF Port Deposit,
v Fed her sister. Mrs Myron Miller.
Mrs Zen McLamoire and Guy have
l +rrne 10 thcir home in B5lt'more.
Afss Jennie Campbell is visi ing in
Wilmington.
Drs. ]. T. Brown and Howard Brown
are at the river this week after raj
birds A crowd Of young folks from
here spent Thursday with them. Mrs
Brown spent Wednesday at the river.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
GIRL DIES OF TYPHOID
Delmar People who Are Visiting
Their City Cousins

Delmar. Sept. 22.-Miss Bessie Du-
rand. OF southampton. Pa, has been
visiting the family of Levin Hastings.
Miss Laura llearn OF. Salisbury, is
spending a few days with friends here.
Miss Fannie Cordray aged ~ years.
daughter OF Elijah Cordray, died On
Tuesday morning Of typhoid fever
Ernest Francis Is home On q visit to
his parents
Miss Maud Hayman has gone 10 Bal
timore whore she viii be employed m
q millinery establishment
Miss Ruth Smith. OF Salisbury. Is vis-
iting friends and relatives here.
Miss Ida Trader is spending a few
days in Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Miss Bessie Waller Of Seaford. IS
visiting Miss Stella Culver
Miss Stella Kitchens is attending
Temple College Philadelphia.
Mrs. Jennie Culver is quite III with
typhoid fever.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
Nnles About oeeiIton Folk

Ceeilton Md. Sept 22.-Miss Alice M.
Boulden. of Chesapeake City, is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Lille Blddle' OF
Grove Neck.
Miss Mollie Culp, Of Philadelphia, Is
visiting friends in town.
Miss Carrie Kanz has returned after
spending a week near Warwick.
Mrs. William Stewart. Of Chester
town. is visiting her niece. Mrs. VIII
liam r. Davis.
sfss. Alice Dushane, Of Bohemia
Manor. IS The guest Of her cousin, Mrs
Alfred Dushane.
Evening journal., 1900-09-24
YorIlIyn Entertains visitors

Yorklyn. Sept. 22.-Mrs. Philena- Con-
lin is on the sick list.
Mrs. John Benge is visiting Lancas-
ter friends
Miss Ellen Mitchell was the guest q
Miss Anna Marshall recently.
Edward Taylor and family. Of Will
mington, spent Sunday with 81. Mar
shall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. R. % nson,
cs Wilmington. were the guests "a /. ".
Marshal recently.
Mrs. sharp Of Cloud. Pa, who S v.l-
iting her daughter, Mrs Bun ngto1.
has been I'll.