The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-06-28
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- Miss Alice Perkins is visiting friends
in Baltimore.
~ Miss Helen Wells is the guest of Balti-
more friends.
~ Miss Dolie Beers of Cherry Hill is WIS.,
! iting Elkton friends.
X Miss Rose NJ LefIler spent part of this
week in Wilmington.
y * Harry and Frank Evans are visiting
relatives at Rising Sun.
* William s. Evans Esq. is on "A BUSH
ness trip to Toledo. Ohio.
r Mr. 1. d. Miller. of Philadelphia, was
an Elkton visitor this week.
X Miss Alma Dean spent this week in
Wilmington and Philadelphia.
= Mrs W. A. Mitchell is entertaining
Miss Mandertield, of Philadelphia.
** Miss Lizzie holland is the guest of
Miss Margaret Gilpin, near Elkton.
- Mrs. Harvey Hickman of Wilmington,
is the guest of Miss Bertha Dunbar.
- Miss Carrie Nangle and Mr.. Marion
Nangle are visiting Miss Mabel Keys.
- Major William G. Purnell has been
visiting friends in Southern Maryland
~ Mrs. Henry NJ. Mccullough is enter
tanning Miss Ethel Brady, Of Middletown.
T* Miss Martha Bidde is spending some
time with Mrs. S. X. Blake of Cherry Hill.
y Mrs. b. B. Dunbar is entertaining her
sister, Miss Sarah McNeal, of Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. K. P Racine visited
+ friends in Chester last Saturday and Sunday
~ Miss Emily Frazer, is visiting her
friend Mrs. W. H. Ainscow, of Wimington
X y Mrs. James Fl. Frazer OF Baltimore, is
spending some time with Mrs. William S.
Evans
** Miss Annie Mckinney, of Philadelphia
spent part of this week with her mother in
Elkton.
John P. Evans is spending some time
at Easton. the guest of Judge William R.
Martin
- Editor Caleb J. Freeman of the "New
Era, Middletown, Del, was an Elkton visi-
tor Friday
- Mr.. and Mrs. william Thorpe, were
the guests of Wilmington friends Saturday
and Sunday,
~ William NJ. Terrell and daughter Miss
Alice, of Washington D. c. are the guests of
Elkton relatives.
y" Miss Reba McCrackcn and Miss Mary
Thompson. of North East, were Elkton Wis
itors on Monday.
~ Mrs. George W. Marshall, of Milford,
Del. spent several days last week with her
sister Mrs Manly Drennen.
Charles Laws, who has been employ
ed in a large grist mill in Indiana, for sew
eral years past has returned TO Elkton.
- Mr.. and Mrs Emlen B. Lloyd and
daughter, of Wilmington. are spending some
tine with her mother, Mrs. Martha Porter.
- Miss Minnie Kerr, of Lewisville Pa,
I and Mr.. r. G. Sproul of New London. Pa.
were the guests of Elkton friends this week.
X Mrs. Isabella Wilson. and daughters.
Misses Katherine and Isabella, have returned
from an extended visit in Baltimore to their
home on East Main street.
~ Mr.. Frederick Jochen OF Wilmington,
and Miss Mary Tibbett, formerly of Elkton,
were married at her home, 1011 w. I'd street,
| Wilmington, by the Rev. NJ. Dare, OF the
German Lutheran Church.
** James G. Mccullough, who has been
nominated for governor OF Vermont by the
| Republicans, is graduate OF Delaware Col
lege, and is a liberal contributor to that in
stitution. He recently gave donation to a
! fund which the alumni Is raising for books
for the library. Mr.. Mccullough has erected
/ monuments to members of the Mccullough
family who are buried at the Old School
Baptist Cemetry, Iron Hill.
! = Mrs. T. r. Wolfe ofNewark gave re-
! ception Saturday night. Among those pre-
! sent were: Misses Marguerite Williamson,
/ Sophie Nash, Laura Raub, Jennie Raub,
! Margarete Bowen, Helen Kerr, Elizabeth
| Clark, Anna Ponder, Clarita Curtis, Elsie
: Cooch, Ellen Lesher, Theodore Il. Wolfe, Jr.
Ceares Stockley, Joseph Frazer, Harry
Evans, Walter Curtis, Gray Williamson, Levi
| Cooch, George Appegate, Lindsey Curtis