The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-08-17
NEWS FROM ALL OVER CECIL COUNTY,

kinSon this week
Mr. William Cau,phrll Of rhladrl-
phia. is Mr.. Harry Oldhnm's visitor
Mrs. Rene CrcSw"ll and Master Chas
Crrswcll ar" with relatives i'll Chester.
Master AlphcuS MowhIay has return
ed from pleasant visit to Denton, Md.
Mrs. Sarah Atkinson and Miss Lizzie
Atkinson were in Baltimore on Friday.
Mrs, Elizabeth Hopkins has returned
to her home in Hartford county, after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stephen
son.
Miss Cornclia Anderson is at home,
after Il pleasant visit to her niece. Mrs.
William Foulk, in Piedmont w. VA.
Miss Adele Bailey, of Lovcl, Hartford
county visited DR.. and Mrs. T.. :. Boyle
This week.
Mr.. Robert Armstrong. of Oxford. was
III town the first Of the week.
Mrs. Harry Ramsey has been visiting
her sister. Mrs Robert Stephenson.
Misses Annie and Carrie Bender are
Miss Minnie Bcndcr's guests.
Mr.. Rollins Atkinson is IN Pittshurg.
Miss Bessie Taylor is having pleas
ant visit in WillinmSport.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. McCl"nahnn are
visiting til" Par-Amcrican Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cameron ar" Wis
iting Atlantic City.
Mrs. Henry WHkcman and daughter.
of Baltimore. are visiting Miss Fannie
Wilson.
Mr. James &. Reynolds is at home,
after visit To his sister, Mrs Cook. in
llavrc de Grace.
There will be no service in the Episco-
pal Church next Sunday.
Mrs. Norman Hasson. of Philadelphia.
visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs. James
Farr, this week.
Mrs Prem. Master Walter Prem. aud
Miss Nellie Farr were in Baltimore on
Sunday.
Captain Thomas Perry has been order
ed Ia tax" the hattl"Ship Iowa. of which
he is commander. to South America. to
protect the interests of the United
States at that point. Captain Perry
makes his home with his sister, when
oil duty. Mrs. Il. +. McCl"nahan.
Mrs, Enoch Noyrs is visiting relatives
in Massachusetts.
Misses Frances and Nellie Gray. Of
ellen Falls. are visiting Miss Martha
NoycS.
Rev. \. s. Mowbray preached at
Wuodlawn camp ON Sunday morning.
Representative Blakrn"y will present
Il petition to til" authorities ut Washing
ton. to have Il rural delivery. If this is
carried into effect the roSt-oflic"S ut
Woodlawn, Principle, and other small
villages will be no more.
The houses occupied by Mrs. Mccay,
DIR. lIooprs and Mr.. Ack"r. ar" being
much improved by paint
New phones and poles are being put
in place by the Diamond Stat" T"lo-
phone Company.
The behavior OH our streets late at
night is drplorablr For the most part
the white people are IN bed. hut all night
walking and talking 10y the negroes is
heard. About midnight last Saturday.
the screams of :; colnrCd woman were
heard. arouSimg tn" whit" community.
People ran in all directions to learn the
cause of the cutlery. 1t s""mS than three
men We're standing quietly talking in
front of the home of one of the young
men. when Il negro by the name of Wal
lace. and woman by namc, Warilrld,
came along. The woman passed 10y. but
the man wishing to create Il disturbance,
would not 90 by. said he wanted room.
pom hring told he had plenty. he hum
ped into one of the men, knocking him
off the street. whrrrupon h. received a
terrific blow in the face. which caused
the woman to scream. Will" we do not
believe in lighting, it is to lac regretted
| that the darkry did not get the thrash