Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-07-26
LOCALS.


Miss Eleanora LeKirtz is visited
friends at Girdletree this week.
For Rent-Fairfield Seadside farm
near Spence. Mrs. 4. 4 Robins.
Miss Minnie Franklin. of Berlin, is
the guest of Miss Margaret Spence.
Miss Alice Morgan. of Seaford. is
visiting her aunt. Mrs II. j. McAllen.
Miss Florence Hammersley. of Bal
timore, is visiting Mrs. w. A. McAllen.
Master James Smack. of Liberty
town, spent this week with Mr.. Charles
Hill.
Miss Pearl Bailey. of near Snow
Hill, is visiting relatives at Dagsboro.
Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tull. of near
Stockton, were visitors to Snow Hill
this week.
You can get fresh beef and lamb at
Wonnell's as well as choice ham and
broiling beef.
MIR. William Bonneville returned
home Tuesday night from short visit
TO Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Townsend is visiting
her friend, Miss Long, at Westover.
Somerset county.
Mrs. V. S. Townsend spent a part
of this week with Mr.. and Mrs. w. c..
Outlet. in Salisbury.
Mrs William r. Spurrier spent
several days this week with her son
Clay at Ocean City.
-Messrs. A. d. and Fred Foster, of
Baltimore, are taking a part of their
vacation in Snow Hill.
Sixteen graduates of Goldey College
are employed in the offices of the Null.
ford Company. Philadelphia.
If you are losing appetite, lying
awake nights. take Hoods Sarsaparilla
its just the tonic you need.
Miss Mary Scarborough. who has
been attending lectures at Chatauqu a.
returned home Thursday night.
The annual pony penning will take
place OH Assateague August 10Th. and
on Chincoteague the day following.
Mr.. John r. Ryfnell. of Berlin. has
sold his Scotland farm, near Snow Hill.
for s4'a4S to JamS " Holder of Sails
Miss Tochie Davis, of Atlanta,
Georgia. is visiting Miss Helen Moore
at Senator Moore's cottage, at Ocean
City.
Miss George Bonneville. who has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs. Annie
Webb. at Mattaponi, returned home
Tuesday.
Miss Mildred Aydelotte left We'd
nesday for Milford, Del. where she
will spend several weeks with Rev. and
Mrs. S. NJ. Morgan.
Mrs. John III. Rayne. after spend.
ing several weeks very pleasantly with
Mrs. w. + Cuff, has returned home
accompanied by Mrs. Cuff.
Mrs Samuel Leith and son Donald
of New York City, and Miss ANNE Tay.
Tor. of Berlin, visited their aunt. Mrs
Della i. Aydelotte. this week.
Miss Osea Pennewell, who has been
in Salisbury under treatment of DR..
Spring, returned home Saturday night
and is much improved in health.
1t is hard at all times to get some
thing to eat anywhere but at Wonnell's,
here you will always find something in
the way of meats and vegetables.
i have full line of bicycle sundries
for sale at low prices. Call to see me.
John S. Wharton. Stockton, Md.
Miss Katherine Townsend is spend.
ing few weeks with her cousin Miss
Pauline Nelson, at the home of Rev.
Edwin II. Nelson at FELTON,. Delaware.
BY the time the campaign opens
Mr.. Hanna will have to change his cam.
paign slogan from, LET well enough
alone" to. Don't make bad matters
worse"
We are pleased to know that Mrs.
Richard Howard. Mrs. William Dukes.
and Miss Aline Duffy. who have been
very sick. are much improved aud will
recover.
States Attorney r ID. Jones has
purchased the home where Mrs Augusta
G. Bratten resides for $500 cash. Mr..
Jones expects to occupy his new home in
November.
Miss Ethel Elmer, who has been
visiting Miss Mildred Aydelotte, left
Monday for Talbot County, where she
will spend IA few weeks before return.
Ing to her home in Baltimore.
Traction engines have cost Wor-
cester County over one hundred dollars
this week 10y damaging bridges. Even
tinlbers in the river bridge at Snow Hill
were crushed by heavy engine.
The July term of the Circuit Court
for Worcester County convened last
Monday with Judge Holland on the
bench Being non jury term. very lit.
tie of Importance was transacted.
Two more cases of smallpox have
developed in the family of Rev. L. A.
Bennett, of Delmar. who has the dis.
ease. His wife and infant son are now
suffering with smallpox, although in a
mild form.
-Huddled in the corner of a rude
berry shanty near Laurel last Thursday
evening party of frightened negroes
were struck by lightning. One of the
number was killed and the remaining
four badly stunned,
Mr.. aud Mrs Thomas II. Morgan.
of Berlin. came to Snow Hill Saturday
To visit Mr.. Morgan's mother on Hill
street. MIR. Morgan returned to Berlin
Monday morning. leaving his wife to
spend the week with his mother.
1t is reported that there are IL cases
of small DOx i'm lnyvpr Mort ha m, nj a,,