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Evening journal., 1900-07-09
WHEAT And POTATOES 81
BRING GOOD PRICES

Kenton, July 6.-Wheat threshing
has begun in good earnest in this com
munity Everybody seems ready at
once. Knots and Warner. who own
and run threshers. are the two busiest
men at present They report good crops
and good turnout generally, some real
izins as high as thirty bushels to the
acre. Corn is looking well except
where 1t was cut by the hail Of last
week This also did much damage TO
young peaches in some sections. G..
Garrison reports that in portions Of his
orchards, which were full, not a peach
was left unhurt. and now the cut and
bruised fruit Is beginning to rot.
The yield Of white potatoes in this
vicinity is very encouraging despite the
the long drought Some have dug and
shipped. and have realized fifty cents
per bushel clear OF all expense. Black
berries have started low, selling In New
York last week for five. six and seven
cents. still even this will pay II they
will run through the season at those
figures
John /. Cook. a young man living
near here, met with a painful accident
IN lut lNftohlAk 9hiN vi Atbi sc laws
In leading wheat the prong OF a pitch
fork was run entirely through the palm
OF his left hand DR.. Virden, OF Ken
ton. dressed the wound.
James Dunlap is improving his prop
erty on Main street, by the addition o
back building.
Miss Snitcherof Catlin, Nd. and Mis-
Ollie Wilson, Of Washington, ID. c.
who have been visiting the Misse
Bailey. have returned to their respec
/ tive homes
Elmer Walker is on the sick list.
r. l.. Lane and family have returnel
from a weeks visit in Baltimore ant
/ Centreville Md.
Evening journal., 1900-07-09
BASKET FACTORY
RESUMES WORK
Farmers Pleased by the Big
Yield Of Wheat ViSi-
tors in Pennington

Pennington, July 1.-THE sound OF
the wheat thresher is heard In the land.
Farmers are pleased over the yield Of
wheat and the expected crop OF
peaches.
The basket factory has resumed oper-
aticns, giving employment to several
men.
The new depot is nearing completion.
Misses Rachel Cordray, Alice Russell
and Emma Colegrove, the graduates.
were delighted with the address given
by the Rev. w. J. DuIiadway at the re-
cent school commencement
The following are home for vaca-
tions: Misses Nellie Murphy, Grace
Thomas Lizzie rumlin, Annie Newnom
and Willis Harrington
This little town has many visitors
each Summer. and this Summer is no
exception to the rule.
The Misses Hall have been visiting
here.
Mrs Charles II. Salmon and Master
Harry, with Mrs. j. Boys. OF Summit
Bridge, visited Miss T. V. Newnom re-
Gently.
Miss T.. " Newnom is spending the
week with Miss Armstrong, near
Smyrna.
Henry Hill, OF Wilmington. is visit
ing his sister. Mrs w. w. Day.
j. B. Miller has started on his south
ern trip.
The band has an invitation to attend
the NJ. e. Church for special services
on July Is.
Evening journal., 1900-07-09
new SECT TO BUILD
CHURCH In OCEAN VIEW

Ocean View, July Christ Disciples
are expecting their new church in this
town in the near future.
Mrs John w. Richards Of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Edna
Moore, of Clarksville.
Misses Lydia Evans, Florence Belts,
Lena Tracey, Florence FarlOw, Elsie
Daisey, Lizzie McCabe and Ella Belts
were the guests of Miss Eta Quillen
last Saturday.
Rollie Bennett has gone to Newport
News, Va, to take a trip with his
father, Captain James N. Bennett.
Miss Blanche Daisey is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Nellie MeCabe, of New
York.
Miss Eva Richards is visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Lizzie Bennett and daughter
Mrs. p. Townsend, We're the guests oil
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holt.
Sherman Bishop is spending a few
weeks with his uncle, Luther Evans. a
Clarksville.
Captain Albert Burton and famil,
have returned home after spending
few weeks with friends in Philadelph,;
and New Jersey.
Evening journal., 1900-07-09
Ran TENPENNY NAIL
THROUGH HIS FOOT

Hazlettville, July, 6.-Paul GoOden
is home on a vacation.
Miss Matte Mayberry, of kenton, is
spending a few days here.
Mrs. Mount, Of Ohio, is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John Melvin.
Oscar Mount and wife, of Ohio, are
visiting DR.. j. NJ. Downs.
Edward Thompson, who has been
away for some time, has returned,
Miss Annie Moore. of Dover, Is visit
ing Miss Clark near Union Church.
Herbert Cleaver and ID. II. johnson
went to Wilmington on the Fourth.
Mrs. Walls and daughter Cora. of
Wyoming. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
James Green.
Mrs Alberta Jackson. of Wyoming
called on her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j
NJ Downs, Wednesday.
We are pleased to hear that Harry
Nirdin, who has been sick for some
time, is now able to be out at this work
Alex. Jackson, Of Wyoming, while
working on a shed slipped and jumped
to the ground and landed on n 10-penny
nail that had been driven through q
small board. The nail came through
his shoe and out at the top of his foo
and It was several minutes before ID
Johnson. who was near. could pull i
out. Mr.. Jackson is better at this writ
ing.
Jesse Patrick Williams and Sadie
Olivia Clark were married at tho par
sonage Wednesday night After tn
ceremony they came to the home of tn
bride where there was a large crowd o
friends waiting to congratulate them
When the refreshments were all serve
Mrs. Rowan of Dover, opened a larg
box Of fire rockets and the boys an
girls had a fine time shooting then
This lasted about an hour. then tn
I crowd left best wishes and returned {
their homes early in the morning.
Evening journal., 1900-07-09
WORKMAN OVERCOME
BY THE INTENSE HEAT

Nassau. July 7-Mr. and Mrs. w. j..
Cannon. of Seaford, have been visiting
Freeland Short, in Overlook.
Mrs. Charles Truitt Of Rehoboth,
visited friends In Nassau last week.
Lemuel Palmer, Jr., was overcome
with heat Tuesday while helping
thrash wheat
Edgar Mustard who has been spend
ing a few months in Philadelphia, Wis
tied relatives here Saturday.
Norman Scott who has been spending
few weeks here, has returned to Mil
ford.
James Elliott. Of Knowles was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Nora Card.
Rev. Clifford Futcher, Of Ridley Park
visited relatives this week.
Miss Bertha Lodge, Of Philadelphia
is spending her summer vacation with
her mother. Mrs. NJ. V. Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. May, Of Philadel.
phia. were the guests of James Carpen
ter Friday.
Misses Clara Register and Heller
Lynch, Of Lewes, has been the guest
of Miss Lizzie Register.
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Cannon, Miss Jen
ME and Master Hubert Canton, and Nj
and Mrs Freeland Short, spent Mon
day with Alfred White.
Evening journal., 1900-07-09
THUNDER STORM
WAS DISASTROUS
Killed Animals, Tore Down
Fences and Wrought
General Havoc

North East, Nd, July THE storm
OF wind, lightning. rain and hail which
swept across this district ON July 4. was
very disastrous. w. j. Clark had over
300 panels of fence blown away; w.
II. Wright's apple orchard was destroy
ed; Stephen McKenney's COW was kill
ed by lightning: H. NJ. Pierson. under
taker. returning from Mrs. Whitaker's
funeral at Summerville. barely escaped,
a large tree falling on his horses;
lightning struck s. r.. Shippers house
did but little damage, the tenant house
on Green Hill occupied by.Henry Dick
man, was struck and shingles and
wea,herboarding damaged; shocked
wheat was redistributed about the fields
and In fact In destruction OF all kinds
the storm was probably without n par
allel for twenty years.
Repairs are being made to the bridge
connecting with Perkinsville.
Wheat harvest Is about over and the
prospect in this district is for more
/ than an average crop. lNF
I Magistrate Cmmmer has been ap.
pointed sub-register for Fifth district
of vital statistics By the law taking
effect July /, every birth. death, inter
ment. disinterment must be duly en-
tered upon the state books supplied foi
the purpose. and physicians. under
takers and ministers must comply Will
the law or become liable for dis
obedience
William J. Wilson is quite III at his
home in Elk Neck.
Evening journal., 1900-07-09
.PRINCIP AL FOR
CAMDEN SCHOOL
Exciting Contest for Position.
New Board of Health
Appointed

Camden, July 7.-Joihh CuItn,e OF
Philadelphia has been in town this
week
Misses Annie and Nellie Cooper have
returned from a visit to Wilmington
and Philadelphia.
H. G. Moore has been appointed town
baliff by the town commissioners.
A hokey-pokey and peanut war Is
being waged by two merchants.
Mrs. James Hamilton and son
Thomas, and Miss Jennie Mcintosh are
tenting at Bowers Beach.
Representative Jabez Jenkins. ex-
Representative Samuel Armstrong, Or.
L. s. Conwell DR.. r.. l.. Grier and
Richard Carrow, Esq, have been aD-
pointed as a Board Of Health by the
town council
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Huett OF Phila-
delphia. have been visiting her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. George II. Glider
Sieve.
Miss Laura Postles has returned from
a trip 10 Wilmington.
William Bostic. of Wilmington, has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
Quillen.
Mrs. Laura Cooper OF Wilmington.
nas been the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. w.
r. POstles
At meeting OF the school board on
I Monday evening Miss Edith Brown was
chosen as teacher for the primary de-
partment for another year. AT this time
there Is likely to be an exciting con-
/ test for the principalship, as some Of
] the present board are i'm favor of con-
tinuing Prof A. S. Griffith as princi-
\ pal, while others are opposed to him.
\ At the school election on Saturday DR..
l.. s. Conwell and Amos p. Hinsley
were elected to serve as members of the
board for three years. DR.. Il. w.
Cooper. George II. Gildersleeve and
Fletcher Cooper are the holding over
! members. At the meeting on Monday
I night additional insurance was placed
on the building and in October next
) the remainder Of the mortgage will be
, paid.
Fletcher Cooper has had the largest
yield of wheat heard Of as yet around
here-30 bushels per acre.
Camden's young folks went on a
beach party to Bowers. last Friday
night, those of the party were; Misses
May Draper, Edyth VanOrnam, Virdie
Gooden. Blanch Layheld, Miss Sapp
Annie Cowgirl. Messrs. Shan Prouse
Steve Miller Dawson Clark Jackson
stubbs. Nate and Julian Cooper anc
W. G. Roe
The First Baptist Church Of CamdeI
s will hold service in the Reformed
Church of Wyoming on Sunday even
n ing at 7.30. the Rev. J. Jones vii
preach on the subject of What Il
e Iiberty2Y Sunday school at 1890 a. m
Miss Sadie Downes. OF Philadelphia
e and Miss Sallie Grace Of Magnolia, hav
been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thorpe
u ]. Dawson Clark spent the FOurtl
in Chester.
Mrs. Sarah Clark has been grantel
y a pension of sl2 per month.
Evening journal., 1900-07-09
WILL CAMP OUT
DOWN BY THE NEA
Baltimore Y. NJ. c. A. Will
Spent Present Month
at RehObOth

Rehoboth, July THE trains are
bringing in crowds Of the cottagers and
guests for the hotels. The beach at
the bathing hour is already presenting
an animated scene
j. A. Creighton, secretary Of the Bal
timOre Y. NJ. c. A.. has arrived here
with two other members of the asso-
citation, to arrange the preliminaries Of
a camping-out party. The camp Will
be maintained during the whole OF July
and will include a party Of about twenty
members each week. They will be To-
Gated below the Douglass House, near
the life-saving station. Board tents
and log cabins will be used for quarters.
The clubhouse will be ready for open
ing about July IS.
The Rev. DR.. William NJ. Jefferies.
rector Of st. Thomas Church, Newark,
will have charge of All-Saints Church
during July.
Captain d. Hollies. Of Baltimore, and
his family are in their cottage on Surf
avenue. which has just been built.
First Assistant City Solicitor Of Bal
timore, Olin Bryan, is a guest at the
Bradford cottage.
J. Marshall Barry and family have
taken the Pyle cottage on Olive avenue
and are already in occupancy.
j. A. Chelton. of South Patterson
Park avenue. with his family and
friends, is occupying his new cottage
on Baltimore avenue.
Mrs. Rittenhouse. Of Washington
who has a cottage on Brooklyn avenue
has arrived.
II. B. Mum and family, of Washing
ton. also arrived last week and are oc-
cupying their cottage on Maryland
avenue.
Evening journal., 1900-07-09
TOMB TEACHERS
BECOME BBNEDICTS
Miss EVaIyn I. NeSbitt GiVeS
a Delightful Party in
Honor of Visitors

Port Deposit, Md, July THE NJ. E.
Sunday school choir and orchestra will
hold a festival on the parsonage lawn
Tuesday evening. Fine music Will be
rendered.
On Thursday, June 2S, Prof. Robert
r. Truitt, Of Philadelphia, who is to
teach Latin in Tome Institute, was
married to Miss Alice S. Clement, of
Newton Centre, Mass, in the Unitarian
Church Of that town by the Rev c. w.
Wendte. Mr.. and Mrs. Truitt are en-
joying the Summer at White Noun
tain.
A new horse and delivery wagon have
been purchased by the Port Deposit
Store Company.
A large force has been put to work
on the kindergarten and junior schools,
also on the inn, which are expected to
be done by fall.
Announcement cards has been re-
ceived of the marriage of Edward W.
Haviland, principal of the junior school,
to Miss Martha McKeever, of Philadel-
phia, which took place Monday July 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haviland are housekeep-
ing in Cedar avenue.
"A uIt tuW utlunEluE 10 JuNldu Jews
was killed by a freight train Tuesday
morning.
The house formerly occupied by Mrs.
Philip Hopkins, but since bought
by the Jacob Tome Institute, is under
going repairs
Mrs. A. s. Mowbray and children are
near Dover, Del
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel CovingtOn
of Peru, Ind, were guests Of Mrs. John
McClenahan this week.
Miss Lurena Evans. of Columbia, Pa.
/ is the guest of Miss Sara Evans.
Misses Ida Hastings and Jennie
Rhcads. of Philadelphia, were at the
home of Mrs. Sarah Atkinson this week
MIR. and Mrs. Narvill and children
Of Baltimore, are guests Of Mrs Walter
Paxson.
Miss Evalyn #. Nesbitt gave a party
at Mrs. Tones, in honor Of Misse:
Virginia and Elizabeth Houser, oi
ICadiz, Ohio. Games were played on the
! lawn and spent delightful
afternoon. Those present were
II Misses Mackenzie, Josephine Nc
\ Clenahan. Elizabeth Rowland, Madalin'
Hopes. Virginia McClenahan. Doro
y thy Rowland. Christine Hopkins
Masters McClenlhan Nesbitt, Franl
/ Rowland Ross Cameron and Richard
!; Mackenzie.
Evening journal., 1900-07-09
FUNERAL INSTEAD OF SERMON
LeipSic Man Obtains Coed Position Else
Where-0ther Notes Of the Town

Leipsic, July 6.-Miss Sallie Stubbs,
Of Bridgeton, N. j., is visiting Mrs.
Joseph Dillon.
William Baxter. Of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with William Rawley.
L. c. Jones and family are visiting
Mrs. Jones parents. in Maryland.
Mr. and Mrs. S. c. Wood are visit
ing Mrs Wood parents, Mrs. Clothier.
Harry Cole, Of Philadelphia, has been
visiting his brother, William Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McColley and sen
Eugene, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.
S. Moor.
Harry Cullen and wife, who have
been visiting John Knight, have re-
turned home.
There was no services in the NJ. e.
Church on Sunday morning on account
of the funeral of John w. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clothier and
son, OF Wilmington, are visiting Mrs.
Colthier's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. f.
Harper
The Rev. c. n. Jones preached an
excellent sermon in the NJ. e. Church
Sunday evening to a large congrega-
ton, the church being nearly filed.
his subject was, rs Thine Heart
Right 1t was handled in very able
manner.
The funeral of John w. Smith was
held from his late residence in Ray
mond's Neck Sunday morning. Il was
largely attended by his many friends
The Rev. N. o. Gibson, Of Dover and
the Rev c. n Jones. II Dover. ,ni-
ciated Mr. Smith leaves a widow and
five children. They have the sympathy
Of their many friends in their sad be-
reavement.
Harry Raymond, who has been super
intending the factory of S. II. Levins'
Sons, has accepted a position with H. ].
Heinz & Co., Easton, Md. It was with
the deepest regret that Mr.. Raymond's
many friends saw him depart for his
new field Of labor.
Evening journal., 1900-07-09
POPULAR BEACH PARTIES
Are Favorite Diversion Of the
Young People of Camden

Are Favorite Diversion Of the
Young People OF Camden
Camden. July 6.-Mrs. Edward Speal
Is visiting relatives in Viola.
Miss Edyth NanOrnam has returned
from visit in Philadelphia.
MSS Eunity Pratt, of Dover, visited
Miss Nirdie Gooden last week.
Miss Jennie Mcintosh with guests Is
occupying her cottage at Bowers.
l. G. Sterner and Julian Cooper spent
part OF last week in Middletown.s
Miss Margaret Cooper, Of Willow
Grove, is spending few days in Cam
den.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hughet and
child are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Gildersleeve Mrs. Hughets parents.
John and Herbert Cullen. of Phlladel-
phia, are spending their vacation with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. HezelSlah
Cullen.
Misses Annie Cowgirl and Hal God
win have returned from Wilmington,
where they visited the family Of DR.. w.
II. Cooper.
Frank Tharp and wife. William Wal
her and family, Mr. Wilson and wife.
Mrs. knight. Jennie Knight. C.. w.
Lord and sons. Charlie and Walter
Ross and Jackson Stubbs spent the
Fourth at Bowers.
Camden's young folks went on a
beach party TO Bowers last Friday
night, those of the party were. Misses
May Draper, Edyth VanOrnam. Virdie
Gooden, Blanch Layheld Miss Sapp.
Annie Cowgirl Messrs. Shan Prouse
Steve Miller, Dawson Clark. Jackson
Stubbs Nate and Julian Cooper and
VIII Roe.
Evening journal., 1900-07-09
HOME AFTER LONG ABSENCE.
Willow Grove Man Visits His Boyhood
Haunts After Thirty-seven Years

Haunts Aner Thirty-seven Years
Willow Grove. July 6.-Mrs. Gertie
Moore was in Wilmington yesterday.
Frank b. Cooper OF pittston. Pa, Is
here on visit.
Hokey-poNey and fire crackers were
on the go all day the Fourth.
Orville Gooden, OF Wilmington, was
In town Sunday afternoon.
James Moore, OF Wilmington, was TO
see his brother Henry, Sunday.
William Tennessee Gooden was con-
fined to the house the first OF the week.
Mrs. Richard b. Cooper spent last
Saturday and Sunday with her son,
Martin ID. Cooper.
Miss Fannie Gooden left on the
Citizens last Monday for Philadelphia
and from Camden she will take the
boat for Elmer.
Quite a number went from here 10
FELTON, on the Fourth and was in the
parade. also the baseball nine crossed
bats there.
Mrs. George s. Gooden, of Whining
ton. came down last Saturday for a few
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs
Thomas Meredith, at Petersburg.
Peter l.. G. GoOden. brother OF John
~. GOoden. of Maryvllle, Nodaway, Mis-
souri,, is here on a visit He went
West June /. 1868, and this Is his first
visit to his old home. lie does not find
many familiar faces as things have
changed in those 81 years
Evening journal., 1900-07-09
MAN STUNNED BYLIGHTNING
Store in Which lie was Working
Was Considerably Damaged

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Rising Sun. Nd, July IA. j. Buck
ley, of Allentown, Pa, is spending a
couple of weeks with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs John W. Buckley.
Messrs. Harry +. Richards and Orien
T. Kimple. of Philadelphia, spent the
Fourth in town.
George Taylor, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and and Mrs.
l. r. Taylor
Fred Haines, of Elkton, was the guest
of H. II. Haines and family.
William p Scott was badly injured
On Wednesday by the explosion of a
giant cannon cracker under a box on
which he was sitting.
Lightning struck the store of Cahart
Bros, at Zion, Nd, doing considerable
damage TO the store building. The
clerk who was in charge was badly
stunned.
George B. Wright and children. o
Blythedale, are visiting S. II. Hamil
ton.
II. L. Worthingicn and Charles Nsild
spent the Fourth fishing along tn,
Susquehanna.
Mrs. George Studgls of Philadelphia
is the guest of Or. George S. Dare.
Frank Sheppard, Of Wilmington. i
spending his holidays with II. ]. Shep
Ipard.
Evening journal., 1900-07-09
MAY LIGHT TOWN
In NOVEL MANNER
Chesapeake City May Use
WeISbach Burners on
Gasoline Lamps

Chesapeake. City. Nd. July THE
large barge the Lewis Thompson" left
here this week in tow by the tug
Emma. OF Baltimore, enroute for Pet
ersburg, Va
Quite a fleet Of yachts both steam
and sailing, passed through the canal
last Saturday in command OF Commo-
dore English. of Philadelphia, bound
down the bay to spend the Fourth.
The Jr. o. u. A. NJ, will give an ex-
cursion on July 10 to Annapolis and
Rochester on the steamer Emma Giles.
The Ericsson Line Is about to estab-
llsh new freight line between New
Haven. Conn, and Baltimore
Several progressive people have had
gasoline lamps put in Welsbach burn
ers There is some talk of lighting the
town with them.
The young men OF town gave a sail
Ing party on the Fourth to Betterton
on the Caradcra. Those enjoying It
were: The Rev. and Mrs. r. e. VIII
liams. Mr.. and Mrs. John Banks, Mr.
and Mrs Walter Clayton. Mr. and Mrs.
Byron Bouchelle. Mr. and Mrs. j. p.
Steele, DR.. Karsner, Mr.. and Mrs. ,.
Steele. Misses Mary Steele. Hattie Nor
gan, Helen Clayton, Mary Willis, FLOR
ence Egee, Elsie Karsner, Annie Young,
Or. Smithers, Messrs. ]. G.. Steele, Jack
Reed and Mr.. and Mrs zulick, of Phila-
dlphia.
A number Of new organs, pianos and
bicycles have been received by persons
in town this week,
I.I al oh
dren. OF Philadelphia, are visiting
friends here.
Miss Mary Thomas, of Baltimore, Is
with friends in town.
Ralph Hargraves. Of Media, Pa. Is
spending a few days with his sister
Mrs William Alexander.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Robinson. OF Bal
timore. are visiting relatives in town
Miss Maude Hague, OF Elkton. Is the
guest of her cousin. Mrs. william Hud-
son.
Aldred Hague. of Chester, Pa. is
spending a few days with his mother.
Miss Minnie Reed is spending several
days with her sister, Mrs. Edwin
Graves, of Marietta, Pa.
Mrs. Bennett Steele has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs W. r. Malster, at
her Summer home at Catonsyille Nd.
II. A. Lindsay. Jr.. Of Wilmington.
is the guest Of his parents.
DR.. Thomas J. Conrey, OF Philadel-
phia, is the guest Of his mother. Mrs,
Annie Conrey.
Mr. and Mrs Zullck. Of Philadelphia
have been spending a few days in town
Mrs. Harriet Hemphill has returned
from a visit with her sons in Philadel-
phia and Wilmington.
Mrs. Richard Reynolds is visiting
\ friends near Elkton.
Mrs Ann Buclwith has been VISITING
her daughter Mrs. Harry Buckwortf
near Elkton
Misses Alice and Marion Boulden
have been spending a few days with
Mrs IA. V. Manlove. Of Elkton.
| Miss Helen Clayton, of MiddletOwn
/ is visiting Mrs Walter Clayton.
Robert Jones, Of Baltimore, Is visit.
ing his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rees are spend.
ing a few days with friends at Reho.
! both Beach.
Miss Lille Pratt, Of Smyrna. is the
guest OF her aunt. Mrs Thomas Rees
Mr.. Samuel Hallman and Miss Carri,
Hallman have been visiting in Phila
delphia.
Mrs. Richard Stubhs and Miss Elsie
Subbs are spending some time in Bal
timore.
Mrs. George Houck and son arr
spending some time at Downs Chapel
] Miss Myrtle Davenport is spending
some time with relatives In Elkton.
Evening journal., 1900-07-09
VISITORS IN KEMBLEvILLE
Ono Resident ofThat Town Rejoicing
Over New Piano

Kembleville, July Mrs John Kel-
ley was in oxford recently.
Daniel Fernan has returned from
Wilmington.
Mrs. Poulson has returned home from
a visit to her daughter i'm Oxford.
William J. Kennady spent a few days
with Brooklyn friends.
Miss emma Willard of Oxford is
spending the week with her grand
mother
Miss Clara Miller, Of Washington,
d. c.. is the guest of Miss Martha j.
Lewis.
Miss Lizzie Grow and daughter. CT
Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. Grow s
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b. Burt and
daughters, of Fredericksburg, Va, are
visiting Mrs. Burt's mother, Mrs. Sue
Fernan.
Evening journal., 1900-07-09
Townsend Personal Mention

Townsend, July Mrs. Roberts. of
Odessa, is visiting Mrs Edward Phil
lips
Miss Kate Hutchinson is the guest of
Philadelphia friends.
Miss Julia y Stats is visiting rela-
tives I'm Philadelphia.
The Ladies' Aid met at the home OF
Mrs. w. a. Scott on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Henry Smith has been spending
some time with her daughter in Balti.
more.
Of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. James
Stubbles.
Evening journal., 1900-07-09
Dlsposes Of western Property

West Grove, Pr, July Mrs. Sarah
Thompson and her daughter Miss Ellie
7. Way have returned home from a
visit 10 New Jersey.
Max Price the only son OF Benjamin
and Mary Price, Of Atlantic Highlands,
N. j., has been visiting his grandfather
Charles Dlngee.
w. N. Thompson. a Chicago fertilizer
manufacturer. who has sometimes been
a Summer resident Of this locality has
sold his business in the West for enough
10 make him comfortable for the ball
ance OF his days.