The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-10-19

Wv. Bla5s, Jr visited Elktou friends this
week.
Mrs r. K. Stephenson j. visiting her par
cnts in Smyrna, Del,
Miss Streetc Of washington, D. c. is the
guest OF Miss Elizabeth Mitchell.
Miss Myrtle Davenport Of Chesapeake
City, visited Elkton relatives this week.
Miss Walker Of Chestertown has been the
guest Of Miss airline Constable.
Town Bailif William Nixon, ofMiddletown
ia confined to his homo With typhoid fever.
Col. Philip H. Ellis, has been spending
several days With his brother, DR.. G. NJ. Ellis.
Mr.. and Jesse Bedwel gave their son,
Noble, a fine carriage on his twenty. first
birthday.
Mrs. Charles Cook, of Trenton, N. j., visit
ed her sisthr, Mrs. Henry NJ. Mccullough,
this week.
Miss Dora sproul, of Chester, and Miss
Miriam Dewitt, of Providence, were the guests
OF Miss Mamie Haines, this week.
Henry MITCHELL of New Haven, Conn, is
spending some time with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. W. Arthur Mitchell, near Elkton.
Ex-Mayor and Mrs. H. x. Vanneman, OF
Havre de Grace, attended the twenty
annual convention Of tho American Bankers
Association in session at Milwaukee, Wis, on
Wednesday,. Thursday and Friday.
Cards have been issued for the marriage of
Miss Viola Lynch, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lynch, to Mr.. Lewis Crothers, OF
Grecnhurst at the home of the brides par
ents at Bay View, Oh Wednesday next, Oct,
20
merry party Of mas quaraders gave Mr..
Luke Stewart n surprise In honor OF his
birthday at his home near Fair Hill,
last Saturday evening, October 18th. A
number of games furnished much amuse-
ment and Nossrs Wood and Ferguson. OF
Delaware City, rendered choice selections on
the guitar and violin. Refreshments were
served in abundance. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wright, Amos Wilson,
William Holland, Miss Sarah Holland, Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Holland, Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
Roy Scott, David McIaster, John NcYaugh;
Misses Martha Ferguson. Clara McMastar,
Edna Strahorn, Lottie Cam, Esther Tweed,
and Edna Wilson, Messrs. Wood, Cecil Fer
guson, John Cam, Wilmer Wright, Wilbur
Strghorn, William Ferguson. Everett Janney
John Tweed Louis Wright and Lee Janney.
Desperate Appeal Of Democratic Bosses
The following desperate appeal of the
democratic bosses should only inspire
The Republicans to greater activity -
Headquarters of the Democratic
State Central Committee
Eutaw House.
Baltimore. Sept II, 1901.
Dear Sir:-Bclieving that you fully
realize the Importance of our winning in
the coming ccction, | have no hcsitancy
in appealing to you To help us financially
to the very utmost of your ability. We
have never passed through campaign
involving so much labor rs the one we
have now entered upon, and can no
longer rely upon volunteers to do the
work for us. The proper registration Of
our vote alone required Il large amount
of money. The absolute necessity. under
the new election law, of educating our
vote will require as much more.
As Chairman of your Committee, | am
able to DO simply what you enable me to
do. Without your earnest and active CO.
operation and assistance my efforts will
be fruitless. The importance of winning
this fight cannot be over-eStimated. No
one can doubt that if the opposition prove
victorious on November 9th. and con
troll the next Legislature such laws will
be passed as will render it impossible for
us to ever again get in power in this
State, whereas if we win this fight the
future is in our own hands. Respond
promptly and literally to this urgent re-.
quest from your Committee.
Yours Respectfully,
MURRAY VANDINER,
Chairman