The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-07-28


Miss Mary White is spending a week at
! Atlantic City.
Robert Christie Of Colora, was an Ekton
visitor on Monday.
Mis- G. ynlcsca Howard is the guest of
Wilmington friends.
Harry Smith, of Baltimore. visited Elkton
friends on Thursday.
Robert Ford of St. Augustine, was an Elk
ton visitor this week.
Clerk of the Court John G.. Williams spent
Sunday at Cape May.
Miss Mary Matthews, of Childs. is the guest
OF Miss Emma Lewis.
Warren Long, of Crisneld, is visiting at the
home OF A. G.. Brown.
Mrs. Frank J. Kerr, of Philadelphia is Wis
itine relatives in Elkton.
Henry Wood, of Wilmington, was an Elk
ton visitor on Wednesday.
Enoch Purnell, of Philadelphia, was an
Elkton visitor on Tuesday.
Miss Mortie Williams, of Port Deposit, is
visiting Miss Margaret White.
Miss Reba Miller is visiting her sister, Mrs.
7. II. Howell, at Camden, Del.
Howard E. Ash of Trainer, Pa, is visiting
friends and relatives in Elkton.
Samuel Miller, OF Philadelphia, was in Elk
ton Monday, transacting business.
Mrs. Thomas Hague and son, Delbert are
the vunstS of friends nj CricnalJ Nh
Miss Mary Constable has returned from a
pleasant visit with Centreville friends.
Miss Bessie Cameron spent part of this
week with DR.. Clifford and family, at Zion.
Miss Mabel Keys has returned from a tour
to Northern points, including Niagara Falls.
Miss Mary Jetfers has returned home from
a lengthy visit with relatives in Wilmington
Miss Maud Biddle, of vineand, n. j., who
has been visiting her father, Chief of Police
George Diddle, has returned home.
EX-Sherir Morris Dunbar, who had his
Jaws broken in a runaway, Il short time ago,
has so far improved as to be able to ride out
daughter, of Wilmington. Del. were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Sloan, this
week
Miss Eva Deal, Messrs. James b. Morris
and Newton Bunce, of Baltimore, are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Ledlcy, on
West High street.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Ruth Arlington Reed, of Bay View, and Mr.
$. Robert Haddock, the ceremony to take
place August End.
States Attorney William S. Evans and John
S. Writ. ESD, attended the fifth annual meet
ing of the State Bar Association, which was
held at Cumberland this week.
Miss Lula Brown accompanied by Palmer
Boulder, of Chesapeake City, Warren Long,
Of Crisfleld, and Miss Susie Otis, Of Whining
ton, spent Monday ut Cape May.
Mrs. james Raston, of near Elkton, had as
her guests this week, Mrs. William Devln,
Miss Lizzie Devlin, Miss Anna Davidson and
Miss Lula Frenberg, of Philadelphia.
Samuel r. Haddock. of Dawson City,
Alaska, was an Elkton visitor on Thursday.
He Is well known in this county. and has
been in the gold fields for several years.
Charles B. Finley, Jr., of Elkton, is a men,
Der of party of young people who are spend
ing couple OF weeks at Betterton under the
chaperonage of Mrs. r. G. Hopkins, OF Port
Deposit.
A party from Rising Sun picnicked at
Haincs' Point last Saturday, and spent a
merry day fishing for rock fish. large
number of families from Philadelphia are
tenting on the Point.
Miss Tacie Matthews, of Bay View. who
spent a month with her cousins, the Misses
Rowland, IL New Britain, Conn. has return
ed home, accompanied by Mrs. Rowland,
who will spend the summer visiting relatives
in this county.
A party OF young men returned Tuesday
from II weeks cruise on the Chesapeake Bay.
| Those i'll the party were-Capt. John Lang,
Reginald Constable. Henry Green, Harry
| Wilson. H"nry Warburton, Dr.. Stanley Steele
and Matthew Mccullough Of Chicago.
Charles Carter took Il party to Betterton
on his naptha launch Saturday. Those in
the party werc-AIrs. Richard Reese, Misses
Florence Torhert. Manic Haines and Mary
Van Svckei Messrs Fred T. Haines. John
Evans, VIM. II. May and Charles Carter.
Miss Debbie A. Jackson. of Principle Fur
nHcc, is meeting with much success rs an
instructor OF music in Havre de Grace. A
delightful musical was given by her pupils in
the Havre de Grace Opera House on SGtur-
{ day evening, July DIST. A large audience
greeted the performers, and the affair was a
great success. A number of her pupils are
from Cecil county.
Theodore i. Gatchell. of Des Moines, Iowa.
Il former resident Of the Fourth district, this
| county accompanied by his sister, Mrs. DIR.
| D. B. Street, of Washington, ID. c., is visiting
| friends in Elkton, Fair Hill, Lewisylle and
| Andora. Mr.. Gatchell is manager of the Des
Moines Fire Insurance Company, which be
| organized twenty-one years ago. He is a
son of the late Joshua L. Gatchel of the
| Fourth district. In the course of call at
the CECIL Wing Office on Monday, MIR. Catch
ell said that In looking over some old records,
recently, he CHANGED to pick up copy of the
Wing dated February 25th, 1860, then edited
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