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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-10-17

ADviCES received at Seattle from ko.
diak, Alaska, tell Oi u series OF earth.
quskes which were telt IN that place on
October y. The trembling began at 2:2s
a. m. and lasted at intervals for six hours.
Much damage was done TO property, and
one life was lost. Al karluk, 70 miles
from Kodiak, the bark Heron, loading sal.
mon for San Francisco, broke from her
moorings and was driven ashore In the
i,erce storm which accompanied the earth
quake. One sailor was drowned and the
cargo, consisting Of "a. 500 cases of salmon.
was lost. The first shock telt at Kodiak
created havoc IN the stores Of that place.
Al Wood island, the North American
company lost u quantity OF breakable
goods. The wharf at that place WAS also
destroyed.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-10-17

Inc ciudlnG North Pole. e. 4 e.. Climax. Ohioan al
jacent mises.
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
THIS SCHOOL PICNIC
A COMPLETE SUCCESS

Hazlettville. Del, June S.-RIiss Mary
Smith and brothers, of Dover. spent Sat
urday with Miss Lucretia Nickerson.
Miss Lizzie Marvel was The guest OF
Miss Ella Smith on Sunday.
Miss Kate Downs and sister Annie, of
lngleside, Md, were at home with their
parents recently.
Miss Valley and sister, OF Churchill. Md.
are visiting friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Minnie Cook Of near Kenton. was
the guest OF her brother, Mr. Harry Vir-
din. Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Cora Moore. OF Leipsic, is'spendine
her vacation with her sister. Mrs. webb
near here.
| Dr. Downes. the postmaster. is al
present very busy acting as census erum
orator
The largest and most successful picni'
held I'm this section lately was given a
4 Oak Point School house Saturday afrer
noon by the popular teacher. Miss salii.
Barber. Of Woodside. who was ably ms
sisted in her work by Luther Marvel AM
a number Of others from this vlcinity
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
L THE NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE PENINSULA

Frank Mammalian, Robert Dunn and
Bertha Mcbride. 96 Mary Taylor. "a;
Estell Conwell, 80. Mary Hinsley, Eva
Shockley and Ethel Armstrong, s5.
Third grade-Fred Speal, 90
Second grade-Lillian Hinsley, 92;
Willie Mcbride and Rebecca Dunn, 50,
Mabel Shockley. SS Edward Rash. So
First grade-lna Lord and Elsie
Christopher, SO; Samuel Tharp. Justine
Chambers and Clarence Ross, S5.
The authorities should put a stop tC
fast driving through Camden Recent.
ly there have been several narrow es-
capes Of children being run over by
reckless driving.
Joseph Powell. OF Philadelphia, ant
Martin Maloney, of Avondale, Pa. wer'
the speakers at meeting held at thu
Friends Meeting House on Monda!
evening. While there they were tn
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Carrow.
On next Wednesday night Miss Liz
zie Lords music scholars will give I
musicale. assisted by other local talent
IL win probably be given In Sarde'
Hail.
John Fowler Jr., left Camden OF
thursday for Philadelphia to be exam
ined for the navy. as he expects to dol
one of Uncle Sans blue suits.
Mrs H. w Inderlied OF Wyoming
visited friends IN Wilmington thi
week and also attended Goldey Colleg
commencement exercises at the grad
uation Of her son, w. T. lnderlied.
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
STEAMBOAT COMPANY
ENLARRGGEElSS FREIGHT HOUSE

Frederica, June s-The Frederick
Steamboat Company Is enlarelng the
freight house at the wharf In order 10
facilitate the handling OF the immense
Quantities OF freight received there The
building will also be painted. which Will
greatly improve It's appearance. The list
of passengers Is constantly increasing.
The site Tor the new bank has az last
been fully decided on. The new location
Is on Market street. on the lot between
the residences Of Paris T. Carlisle and
John Russell.
Mrs. Robert Reynolds has the finest dis
play OF roses In town The most beautiful
varieties are now a mass OF luxuriant
bloom and are greatly admired by all who
behold them.
Mrs Lizzie Baker. OF Baltimore, and
Mrs Cooper were the guests OF Mrs. Dr.
r. " Cahan this week
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hall. Of Philadei-
phia, and Mrs. Samuel Han, of Dover
were the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. John
Hall last week.
Mrs Layton Grier Is visiting her sister
Mrs Paris n. Carlisle.
Mrs. Annie Bougy, OF Philadelphia. was
Miss Lizzie Lank's guest this week foI
several days.
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
WEDDING and MEETING
In WEST GROVE FRIENDLY

West Grove, Pa, June 9.-Dr. Ewing
has developed into a public speaker OF
ability.
The West Grove Bank has declared a
dividend for the last six months.
George Chambers got few days on
from Harrisburg to help get out the
vote.
Invitations are out for the wedding
OF Rev Charles r. Williamson OF the
New London Presbyterian church 70
Miss Elizabeth Fnthey McKissick, oi
oxford. Miss Mckissick is a graduate
Of Mt Holyoke and a bright and a.
tractiye woman.
A circular meeting under the care o
committee Of Western Quarterl,
Meeting OF Friends, will be held II
West Grove Borough Hall on mex
First-day, at 3 p. m. Isaac iiilborn an,
wife. OF Philadelphia, expect to be IL
attendance; they also expect TO be a
New Garden Meeting on First-da.
morning at 10 a. m.
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
HOUSTON RESIDENTS
ENJOY MUSICALES

Houston, June "a number of peo-
pie were very pleasantly entertained
in " narton Hall at an impromptu con
cert which was given by Mark Ninyard,
of Middletown. Those present greatly
enjoyed Mr.. Vinyards fine voice. His
songs of mirth and wit and pathos were
of Une finest
On Friday evening a numberOf young
people visited s. IL. Armour's pleasant
home near town and enjoyed a musi-
Gale. There were solos. duets, and cho-
ruses until late hour. when they were
all invited to the dining room where Q
sumptuous colation of cakes and trop-
ical fruits We're served.
j. G. Wharton and son, Master Bay
ard, made a business trip to Philadel-
phia this week.
Mrs. Burton and MISS Mary Burton
Of Angola, are visiting Mrs. Burton''
daughter. Mrs. r. Graham.
JOhnsOn's cannery has been running
this week on good time. and notwith
standing the dry weather, the farmer!
report a fair yield.
ID. +. Marvel Is building a new from
to his property on Railroad avenue.
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
MANY BERRIES
Being SHIPPED
Eight-tenthS of People in
and About CheSWOId In
tereStedi Shipments

Cheswold. June S-The strawberry Is
holding sway Just now and taxing the
energies in some way OF probably eight
tenths OF the people OF this locality. Sat
urday and Monday were the big days the
former supposed to be the heavier. Thore
were about four cars loaded each day and
consigned 10 Providence, Boston and New
York markets Three and a-half cents
per quart was about the purchasing price.
The growers are grumbling az these
prices, but pickers are in great demand
az one and one-half cents per quart for
picking and are happy The heavier days
last year it Is said there We're from five
to six cars loaded. Strawberry money IS
circulating lively in all branches OF bust
ness.
Chldren's Day exercises Will be held
next Sunday afternoon at Bethel aod al
Cheswold Ia the evening. The presenc
Of Dr. Corkran and an address also from
him is expected IN the evening at Ches-
void.
The First Quarterly Conference OF this
year for Cheswold and Bethel win be held
next Monday morning at $50 "a. M, el
Cheswold. DIT. CorlSran, presiding elder
VIII preside.
Mrs. Lizzie Garman and John Coee Of
Washington county, Indiana, who last
week attended the funeral OF Mrs. AM
Coee near Willow Grove. Del, were visi
tors Of Mrs. John Jewell. Of Cheswoid
relative.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coee, Of FELTON,
Del, were also visitors Of Mr. and Mrs
John Jewell.
Mrs Ella Cox. nee savin and husband
of Philadelphia. and Miss Lizzie Savin, o
Townsend, Del. were guests Of Mr.. an'
Mrs. w. c. savin near Cheswold, las
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Harvey 3. Moore. of PhilA
delphia. are visiting A. II. Moore, nea
Cheswold.
The Rev. and Mrs. T. b. Cooper, Of Ok
ford. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. M
| Cooper.
Frank A. Moore started out last Frida
to take the census Of the southern dis
trict OF Kenton hundred which Include
both Kenton and Cheswold.
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
WAS THRANHED
Then FINED
That Was the,LOt Of George
LOtman-C Chesapeake
City News

Chesapeake City Nd, June 9.-Har-
vest is almost here
The teachers Of the public school
spent Monday and Tuesday in Elkton
taking the examinations.
GeOdge HOuck has been appointed
census enumerator for this town and
the upper part OF this district.
Monday was the best day this year
as regards the tolls taken by the Ches-
apeake a. Delaware Canal Company
Chesapeake Council, No. a. Jr O. u
A. M, will give an excursion to Toll
chester and Annapolis on the steamer
Emma Giles, on July 10.
Before leaving for his summer vaca-
tion Prof Hugh Caldwell, OF the High
School, entertained his fellow Masons
and Odd Fellows.
The first dance Of the season was
held in Ericsson Park pavilion on Fri.
day evening. An orchestra consistinl
Of twelve pieces furnished the music.
Charter Oak Council. No. "A. Daugh.
ters OF America, are holding a straw
berry festival in Franklyn hall.
Miss Harriet B. Walters. eldes
daughter Of Mrs. Hannah Walters, o
Back Greek Neck and Thomas NJ. Corn
brooke, Of Wilmington, are to be mar
ried at the home Of the bride on Tues
day Of next week. They will reside II
Baltimore.
Tie ladies' OF the NJ. T.. Sunda,
school at Port Herman. gave an ici
cream and strawberry festival I'm thu
old stone house on Wednesday an,
Thursday evenings.
George LOTHIAN and Seth Craig ha,
some difficulty which resulted in Grail
thrashing LOTHIAN. who had Craig ar
rested. The magistrate fined LOtmal
instead Of Craig, which amounted [,
$500. much to Lotman's disgust.
Misses Sallie and Ida Bouchell ar
spending some time with their aunt
Mrs. ]. d. Mccoy. near ST. Georges
Del.-John Hopper has been vlstint
his grandmother, Mrs Griffith, Of Bal
timOre. Misses Mary Howard AM
Katharine Ferguson spent Sunday Wit
Mrs. Emma Ferguson. of Cecilton r.
Mrs. Povall and daughter Miss Estellt
Of Mt. Morris. N. Y, spent Sunday wit
Mrs. Alexander Evans. at Randalia. =
Miss Belle Joyce visited MiddletOwn o
Sunday. Peter Worton and chill
dren. Of Philadelphia. are visiting he
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller.
Frank Howard visited Wilmingto
on aturday.-Bennett Steele spen
Monday in Baltimore.-D.P Palmer Bcu
den spent Monday in Wilmington
and Mrs. Joseph Griffith and son.
Mt. Pleasant, Del. spent Sunday wit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /. g. Grinitl
Mrs. Cough and daughter. Miss Emm
Cough, Of Baltimore. are visiting Mr.
/ William Hudson. Mr. G.. d. Crockett
Charles Freeman, John Reed. Jr..
G.. Steele were in Elkton on Sunday
Rev and Mrs. Frank E. Williams an
children, of Baltimore. have been visit
! ing DIR. and Mrs. J. V. Wallace-Alis
Louis Queck visited relatives in Ell
ton last week.-Mr. and Mrs Henr
Mccullough. of Elkton. visited H. 7
Brady on Tuesday, Helen Clayto
of Middletown, visited friends here tn
week.
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
LITTLE GIRLS
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Commencement Exercises Of
Harrington Public School
We're Interesting

Harrington. June S-The birthday party
given by MIR and Mrs Welch 60 their
daughter. Ethel. was one OF the most
pleasant affairs OF the season. AZ o'clock
IN the evening the little folks began 10
come in, and az O'Clock there were IN all
90 children romping and playing and doing
TO suit Themselves Ice cream and cake
were served and the little eplcurans We're
delighted because of Ethcl's birthday and
wished she could have one every week.
Rev vs. s Phillips and'wife, j. T.. Iiornes
and wifc. Mrs Nank Anderson Mrs.
Charles Gorden Mrs. G. Hnl. Mrs. Clara
Wix and Mrs james were among the older
ones.
Polo Nelson. n son Of d. z. Nelson.
had three OF his fingers cut entirely on
at Franklin Bros factory by the machine
that slices the material for hoops
The gifts were nuemorous and very
pretty and many of them very useful
Ethel Of course. was made very happy
because OF 80 much friendship shown her
lby her friends and scholmates.
Commencement exercises OF the Har-
rington High School held in the old Opera
House, were exceedingly interesting Tn,
house was crowded 10 it's fun capacity
and many were compelled 10 go away foi
want OF seats. II was SO packed thaI
many who had purchased seats were com
PEELED TO leave because OF the terrible
heat One lady fainted before the ex
ercises began and had 20 be carried out
The ceiling OF the old opera house Is yer,
low and with scarcely any ventilation.
The exercises were as good as ever hell
IN Harrington. The essays by Mlsse
Annie Peck. Sadie Estelle Kitchline an'
| Ethel Smith were delivered I'm elegan
stWe. each Of them handling their manu-
scriAts very nicely and speaking in clea
tones that could be heard by all. Mis-
Peck. It was thought. excelled the rest
little The orations by lgnatius Taylo
Curtis, Benjamin Irwin Shaw and Harr
Conrad Hudson were delivered without
single break and the young men deserv
Great deal OF praise for their untirin
efforts to master their parts. The valedic
tory. Looking Across the Sea- was dc
livered by Harry Conrad Hudson, an
was decidedly mastery effort and "a
opinion OF the audience was that IL oS
ceeded anything Of the kind IN the histor
of the Harrington High School The grad
= yates received handsome bouquets
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
EXCITEMENT In ODESSA
CAUSED BY RUNAWAY

Odessa, June 9-Miss Eliza Appleton
Is visiting in -.ladelphia. She will be
away for several weeks.
The public school is having only one
session. opening at $50 a. m. and clos
ing at 1 p. m.
l. V. Aspril, Sr, is the guest Of Bal
timore relatives. He expects to be away
about ten days.
Miss McIntire, of Philadelphia, who
has been the guest OF Miss Louise Cor
bit for several days. has returned home.
81. Pauls NJ. Il. Sunday school will
celebrate children's day Sunday even
ing A splendid program is being pre-
pared.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Townsend
and the Misses Cornelia, Mary and
Helen Townsend, attended the wedding
OF Miss Reba Scott and William J.. B
HILL at the residence Of the brides
father Rev. Alfred T. Scott in VIII
mingtcn. on wednesday evening
While Dr. d. w. Lewis horse was
standing in front CT his office,i it became
frightened az some loose horses run
ming by and, although the hostler was
holding the horse, il ierked its bride
of and got away. It ran up on the
walk in front of Mr.. Heller's, brealSinl
from the carriage. One Shaft wal
broken and the, cross bar and the har
ness torn up. The horse was caught a
Isaac Green's uninjured, with the ex
ception of a scratch.
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
RECKLESS DRIVING
IN CAMDEN
Several Children Narrowly
Escaped Being Run Down
by Careless Driver

Camden. June 9.-The Camden pub
lie schools closed for the Summer va
cation yesterday and the following
scholars who received SO per cent in
the various grades were exempted
from taking the examination in Prin-
cipal Grifflth's department, which com
prises the eighth, seventh. sixth and
fifth grades. The averages follow:
Eighth grade-E Elizabeth Cooper, 80;
Ieora Rash "a: Bessie Evans, 80; AL
ice Taylor, 81; Maggie Mason, So.
Seventh grade-Laura Postles, 92i
Lizzie Carrow, 81; Bessie Richards, 49,
Edna Armstrong. 81; Jennie Knight
S5.
1 Sixth grade-Bertha Dunn, 50; I'd
ward Scott. So; Clara Cats and julia
Wharton, IS.
4 Fifth grade-Norman Hinsley Sc
In the primary department which
comprises the fourth, third, second an'
first the averages were:
Fourth grade-Elmer Blades, 81
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
CHILD FALLS FROM
SECOND STORY WINDOW

Trinity, June 9.-Mrs. Charlea Lingo
and daughter are spending several aava
In Ocean City
Emma Collins, iive-year cid daaghher
OF Charles Collins, fcp from seouna
sNDry window last Saturday. and 1t
present writing rs in a very critical
condition.
Mrs. Belle Ienoir and daughter, q
Philadelphia, arc visiting friends and
relatives here
Miss Ethel Collins, principal OF the
Central school, has returned to her
home In Frankfort
1he steam yacht Two Sisters" Of
Indian River, belonging to Felix Hall.
0f DagsbOrO, sank at her mooring on
Tuesday night The cause of the dis
aster Is unknown.
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
.DINPLEANED AT
PASTORS TRANSFER
FrankfOrd People Up in Arms
Over the Removal Of
Mr.. Carpenter

B'rankford June 9.-Quite an excite
ment was caused here in Methodist cir
cles, when an entertainment held BY
the pastor, the Rev. H. +. Carpenter, b,
fer the benefit Of his church called his
followers together, as they supposed toI
have q consultation about what should
be done to push forward the cause in
which he was so earnestly engaged.
when he announced that Bishop An
drews had deemed it necessary to call
him to Deals Island TO FIJI the vacancy
caused by the death of the Rev. c. p.
Swain. IL struck them so unexpectedly
that they did not know what to say or
do.
They felt like a flock without a shep-
herd They said the plans Of the circuit
had been agreed upon. Camp to com
mence August 80, lumber cut to build a
church, Childrens Day on hand. It
looked as if the circuit was placed in
bad condition such as has never been
before. They want to know why these
people should have their interest sacri-
feed for those of Deals Island, which
needs some explanation. as they are
asked to accept the proyidential change
as from the Lord when they think he
The officials claim no cause for this
as they have obeyed discipline require
ments, that Of giving comfortable sup
port to their pastor and gone beyond IL
Frankford circuit pays $500 with q
! good furnished parsonage and a wei
governed Ladies' Aid Society to take
/ care of it, marriage fees, etc, that any
y reasonable man can see that he should
have comfort when two-thirds of thl
membership who have the burden L
bear do not receive one-half of tina
amount.
The interior Of the Presbyterian
Church was improved this week by tn
laying of a new carpet over the entir
floor and by having the furniture up
holstered in leather The interior nov
presents an inviting appearance.
Mrs. Charlotte Holloway is building
! new house on Knox street.
Dr. Joshua Clayton Townsend die
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
FELTON, CANNERY
Runs FULL TIME
Graduate Of That Place En-
tertainS His Friends at
Birthday Party

s. FELTON,, June 9.-The cannery com
Tuesday 1t canned several thousand
quarts of Strawberries
Miss Rettie Burris has returned from
visit to friends in Philadelphia and
Chesapeake City.
FELTON, school board has had the
grounds around the school building
elevated with gravel brought here by
cars from st. Anne's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Collins, of Mag
noiia, were guests of Rev. and Mrs j.
ID. Kemp.
Fred Shabinger, OF Philadelphia.
was the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Schabinger this week.
DR.. Howerd Bonwill, of Camden, N.
j., was in FELTON, on Saturday
Mrs. Laura Temple and Charles Sud
Ter, OF Smyrna. We're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Conner on Sunday.
DR.. Smith Cooper, of Wilmington
was the guest of his sister, Mrs James
X Hurd.
Miss Elizabeth schabinger. Of Allan
tic City, Is visiting her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Schabinger.
Mrs. ]. Y. NOshell Is visiting her
NdubhAtif MIS-. LlWOou 0ltdNtlt neal
Middletown.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Eaton and
daughters. were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
William T. and Miss Hattie Bradley
on Sunday.
Condutor James W. Baird. OF Pough-
keepsie, N. Y. was in FELTON, this week
Miss Mary Schabinger entertained
the Avon Club Of FELTON, at her home
near town, on Wednesday evening.
Charles Cook Jr., one OF the recent
graduates OF the FELTON, graded school
entertained a number Of friends at his
home last evening, in commemorative
Of his ninteenth birthday. Those pres
ent were: Misses Nora Graham. Maud'
Angstadt. Florence Evans. Ida Jones
Ethel Tomlinson, Julia Hargadine
Maude Hubbard. May Hugg. Mari
Cook, and Messrs. ]. Bayard Cook
John Shilling, Thomas Case Samue
Case. Wesley Holden. Clifford Harring
ton, Claire Graham William Cook an'
Miss Susie Hilden.
Mr.. John w. Baird and Miss Rettil
Burris were guests Of friends at Hous
ton
Herbert P. Luff was in Wilmington
and Philadelphia on Thursday and Fri
day.
Miss Mary E. Hargadine and sister
Amy, are visiting friends in Phildael
phia.
Mrs. Samuel T. Cubbage. who wa
visiting friends in Philadelphia ha
returned home.
John Hendricks Of Philadelphia
was the guest OF William Schabinge
this week.
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
wHOOPING COUGH EPIDEMIC
Trying Disease Prevalent Among
children i'm Toughkenamon

children i'm TOughkenamon
Toughkenamon, Pa, June 9.-The
new hall is nearing completion.
The corn is small for the time OF
year.
/. M. Pierson and wife attended the
Oxford Fair.
Mrs. Lizzie Humes. Of Philadelphia
spent Sunday at home with her fam
lily.
Mrs. Sarah Scott who has been suf-
fering with a severe sore throat, is
slowly improving.
Thomas Webb. of Philadelphia, has
moved into one of /. NJ. Peirson
houses.
Misses Alice Hopes e. J.. Price Lula
I.acklen, Lillian owen and Mrs. Her
bert Owen. attended the commence
ment in Lincoln.
The annual commencement Of the
grammar school win be held on Fri
day. June Is. There are four gradu.
ates. Miss Lena Ingram Is the teacher
I. NJ. Pierson gets a good share o.
the trade in the way Of making wheels
and the factory is running steady. HI
has fine material and good mechanics
The whooping cough is very preva
lent here and some very bad cases
Harry Chandler. young son Of Home
Chandler. ruptured a blood vessel II
the oye while coughing.
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
ALL FRUITS
ARD PLENTIFUL
Preparing for Observance Of
Children'S Day-Brief
Personal Mention
a ~ -

Kenton, June S.--The Downs Chap
ell Sunday school viii observe Sum
day, June H. as Childrens Day.
The p. o. S. A.. Camp No. 3, is
steadily increasing in membership and
there Is some talk OF arranging an en-
tertainment
The prospect for peaches in this Vi
cinity are fattering, the best since
1893
Large quantities of berries are being
shipped from this station, the daily
shipments averaging from 10000 "a
$1,000 quarts
The Leipsic baseball team dnfeataa
the Kenton team on Saturday by tho
score OF 10 to z. The batteries wek5
Thomas and Slaughter. Purse a0
Hammond; umpire, II. Clark. Time 81
game, one hour and thirty-hve minutes.
The luxuriant growth OF honey~
suckle In the branch owned by d. 8.
Clark II attracting much attention By
its sweet perfume
The home Of Il. A. Johns was bright
ened on Saturday evening BY the pres
entation OF a baby girl.
The Children's Day services, to be
held here Sunday, both morning and
evening, Will be the best ever
rendered.
Personal-Mrs. Sylvia Burrows, and
mother, Mrs. Wright. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. ]. NJ Arthurs.--James \. Bur-
rows. OF Wilmington. spent Sunday
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Burrows. IL. Wllds. OF Wilmington.
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. s. Wilda-Misses Eta and Bar-
tina Bailey. Miss Mary Dunlap. spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Clark
Ira Williams, OF Greenwood. spent Sun
day with ]. W. ArthnrH.-F Thomp-
son. OF CheswOlds spent Sunday with
Ill. l.. Parry.-Mrs. and Mrs. Lanial
Begger spent Sunday With relatives
near Denton. Nd
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
salIed for England on saturday

Thompson, June 9.-Mr. and Mrs.
samuel Chambers, of West Grove,
visited Mary Jane Chambers last Sun
day. Mrs. Chambers sailed for Eng
land to-day. She Will visit the Paris
Exposition.
Mrlie Cloud is spending a week with
her brother, George Cloud.
Frank Stroud, who was quite sick
the first Of the week, is able to be
about again.
The festival given by the members
Of Wesley church on Wednesday even
ing, was well attended Over twenty.
five dollars was realized.
Samuel Johnson visited Fair Hill
friends on Sunday last.
Miss Clara Ector was the guest OF hel
brother. Thomas Ector at New Garden
on Sunday.