The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-09-14
PERSONAL.

Charles h. Foard spent Sunday at Atlantic
City.
John Woodburn, OF Springiale, Maine, is
visiting Elkton relatives.
William T. Lee, of Baltimore visited Elk
ton friends on Sunday.
c. Hal Johnson, of Aberdeen was an Elk
ton visitor on Monday.
George H. Poist, of near Woodawn was
an Elkton visitor on Monday.
Robert Marshbank. of Baltimore, visited
his parents in Elkton, this week.
Joseph I. Caldwell, of Liberty Grove, has
entered Lafayette College, at Easton, Pa.
Miss Carrie H. Brown has gone to Toledo
Ohio, to visit her brother, Frederick Brown.
Robert E. Strickland, of Baltimore, spent
Sunday with his sisters. Misses Strickland. In
Elkton.
Mrs. Frank Walker, of Wilmington, visited
her mother. Mrs. Culleney, on Church street,
this week
Mrs. Hiram Deibert and children have
been visiting Mrs. SIuyter Bouchelle, Of
Chesapeake City.
ID. Clinton Mackey, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, is
visiting his father Elk -Sherifr Robert Mackey
in the Fourth district
Miss Edith Burkley, of Philadelphia. has
returned home after a lengthy visit to her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Dunbar.
Mr.. James Young, and sister Mrs. Susan
Currier, have returned to Ekton, after a
lengthy visit to the seashore and mountains
Mrs. Joshua Witworth had as her guests
this week, Miss Annie Dockley, OF somervlle
N j.; Miss Anuie Sutton. of Wilmington.
and Miss Florence Atkinson. of New Bruins
wick.
Miss Nanette Jewett, former teacher in
the Jacob Tome Institute at Port Deposit,
was married to Mr.. Edward Robinson, in
the First Presbyterian Church at Cadla.
Ohio, on Tuesday last.
Mrs. 5. E. Warren has moved to Elkton
from Bohemia Manor. and is now occupying
"A residence on Howard street. Her brother
Roy Boomer will reside with her and attend
Delaware College, going back and forth
every lay by train.
Miss Carolina NJ. Anthony, of PhiladelT hia
is visiting her brother, Charles W. Anthony,
near Still Pond. This lady gained n national
reputation during the Spanish American War
by her work at Sibouey, Cuba. in the hospit-
ais She was head nurse at the reserve hos
pitai Of the Fifth Army Corps at Siboney and
at one time had supervision Of 5000 wound
FL in Cuban hospitals.
Morris Dunbar. son Of William Dunbar of
Elkton who is now firing a freight locomo.
tive on the p. W. Is. b. Railroad has been
spending several days here this week. His
run is out OF Wilmington both to Perryville
and Gray's Ferry, and he reports that he is
very much pleased with his occupation in
which he has been engaged only since the
first OF July last. At first he was put on
shifting engine in tho West Yard at Will
mington
An enjoyable birthday party was given 10y
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kirk at their home near
Pennington on Saturday evening. to their
the evening. Near midnight after wishing
Ernest many happy returns of the day, the
merry company left for their homes. Those
present We're: Mrs. Amy Smith and daugh-
tiers and Miss Maud Sappington, of Baltimore:
Misses Mabel, Minnie and Lucy Brickley,
Louise Schout, Isabel Irwin, Reia Sidwell,
Jessie Kirk. Jennie Hyberger, Ethel Lynch,
Sarah Mearns, Della Kirk, Carrie Armour,
Edith Reynolds, Ethel Miller, Lula and Nettie
McNey, Maud Moore: Messrs. Alfred, Elisha
William and Ernest Kirk. Stanley Miller,
Cecil Biles. Harvey Kirk, Elmer Mayberry
David Phillips, Jesse Slcer, Wilson Reynolds
Ernest Brickley, James Mearns, Arthur
Armour, Maynard Kirk, Herbert Kirk. Stan.
ley McVey and Donald Whitney. of Philadel
phia. A GUEST.