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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-06

tn pleasure iv a moments sickness
without people in far-off Boolgahrya
KNOWN whether me liver was on
straight. Sickness is wan iv tn priv
lleges " tn poor man that he shares
with no wan. Win it comes kindly to
him.. tn four walls iv his room closes
in on him like a tent. folks goes by on
tn other side iv tn sthreet. tn rollin'
mill disappears, an with tn mornin'
comes no honest days tile. He lies
there in blessed idleness an no mat
Their what's tn matther with him, he
don't suffer half as much pain as he
wud in pursoot iv two dollars a day
L knowed man wanst who used to
take his vacations that way whin
others wint off FIR to hunt what Hogan
calls tn fnny monsthers iv tn deep
he become seriously i'll an took to
bed. II made him very sthrong-
But suppose I hadn't resigned firm
cap'n iv me precint whin / was defeat
ed. If anything had happened to me,
ye'd pick up III pa-apers an see: See
ryous news about tn capn iv tn Twin
ty-sicond precint Nv tn Sixth ward He
has brain fever. He has not. He got
into a fight with a Swede an had his
ribs stove in. He fell out Nv tn window
iv joolry store he was burglarizin' an
broke tn left junction iv tn sizjymoid
cartilage. TIL throuble with tn cap'n
is he drinks too much. A man iv his
age who has been a soak all his life
always succumbs to amy throuble like
hyperthroopily iv tn Uranium Doc
thor Muggers, dean iv tn Post Grad
yate Veterinary School iv Osteopathy
says he had a similar case las year in
Mr.. Hinnery Hatch Clohessy, wan iv
tn best known citizens iv this city.
Like the cap, Mr.. Clohessy was a high
liver heavy dhrinker, q gambler an
f1irt. TIL cases are almost identical.
OWN TO tn code iv professional eethics
DR.. MuggerS cud not tell tn bereaved
family what allied Misther Clohessy, but
it was undoubtedly his Past Life
Thin come tn doctors Not wan
doctor. Hinnissy, to give ye a Whit out
iv a towel an make We sleep f'r an
hour an wake up an say, I fooled ye-
Whin do We begin?' No. but all iv
thin. They escort tn prisoner up tn
sthreet in a chariot an tn little news
boys run alongside sellin' exthry pa
pers. Our night edition will print tn
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THE SUMNER VACATION THAT WAS
TOO GOOD TO LAST

~ nee there was a Wife who gave
q q the Money-Getter a Vacation
W by going into the Country for a
Month Dearie took her to the
Train. and all the way she kept saying
that it did not seem Just Right to ronp
away on a Pleasure Trip and leave him
SheIl-Roaded.
He began to fear that she Womb
Weaken. so he told her that while he
was shaving and humping in the City.
II would give him sufficient Joy to
know that Darling was out in the
woods listening to the Birds. He in
sisted that she should stay until she
was thoroughly rested OF course no
did not dare to make il too Strong. As
Ine Missus looked at him through her
tears and held his Salary-Hook in
ners, little did she suspect that he had
framed up a Poker Festival for that
Night, and already the Wet Goods were
spread out on the Ice
He had told her that he was going 10
SIT up in the Library every Evening
and read Macauley's History of Eng
laho' BY opening the Windows on
from the West. Along about 10 O'Clock.
not? ~
1t was lovely Timetable that he
had mapped out. He submitted il to
Pet before she went away. and she nut
her o. K on il. even though her Heart
ached for him. Breakfast at the
strange Boarding House. A day of
Toll interrupted by a small Bunch of
Food at the Dairy Lunch
Then back to the unfamiliar Faces
at the Boarding House
Ihen sitting alone in the Cleaning,
Thinking of the Absent One.
Then an Hour or two in the Library
with the jovial Macauley
Then to Bed in the lonesome House
and Dreams of Sweetie
he gave her a Schedule which she
could consult at any time Day or
Night, and thereby find out what he
was doing at that Moment. 1t was
Just as convenient as sending a Mar
conf every Hour or so.
he held himself down until the Train
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-06
EsN FIALT LANDS !
jar NtR DOas MHI
tTHE Burglars TOOLS

pose anything happens to We now; a
fellow counthryman dhrops a hammer
on We tn day afther tn picnic or ye'er
digestion listens to walkin' dillygate
firm tn Union iv Mickrobes an goes
out on sthrike. TIL poIisnnan on tn
corner has tn usual suspicious among
gintlemen an hits We over tn head an
calls tn wagon an sinds We home. TIL
good woman wrings her hands an calls
Hiven to witness that if We have a
toothache We wake tn neighborhood
an slaps a mustard plasther on We. If
she comes back later an finds We
haven't put tn sheet between We an
III plasther an gone to sleep. she
knows tbs seeryOus an sinds f'r tn
doctor. We Continyoo to have doctors
IN what tn pa-apeTs calls tn outlyin'
wards They live above tn dhrug
store an practice midieine on US. TIL
physicians an surgeons are all down
town edith tn pa-apers. Wen. dock
comes to We afther a while in a buggy
On III way up he sets a broken leg.
removes an arm. does a little some
thing fr tn city directhry. takes
drink, talks pollyticks with tn un-
happy parent an fin'lly lands at ye'er
dure with tn burglars tools. Afther
he's closed that dure tn secrets iv tn
inner man is known on'y to him No
wan hears or wants to hear anything
about it. TIL mex time we see We, We
come out lOokin' pale an emacyated
an much younger an betther lookin'
thin annywan liver raymimbers seem
ye, an afther a while We observe that
Win We start TO tell how nanny
stitches it took an what We see whin
ye smelied tn dizzy sponge. ye'er frinds
begin TO sprint away. An We go back
reluctantly to wurruk. Ye niver hear
annywan say; 'Hinnissy is great COM
pny whin he begins to talk about his
SICKNESS. I've seen men turn firm a
poor. helpless. enthusiastic invalid to
listen 10 a man talkin' about tn Mic
aTdgOOan canal.
But with tn great us far diff'rent
I've often thanked tn Lord that 1
dldnt continyoo in pollytics whin l
was cap'n iv me precinct FIR with tn
eyes " all tn wurruld focused. as
Hogan says, on me, 1 cud niver injye
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Rugs and Tides. They told him that
ne had a Swell Joint. After they had
been TO the Tea a couple of times they
began 10 peel. and one of them started
some roWdy Work on the Piano An
other backed into a $50 Statuette and
put 1t out of business. and then offered
10 pay for it, but the Host said ii cost
only IS cents at a Bargain Sale.
At 10 T. NJ the Wife. who was in
Upper Seven, referred TO her Time
Table and saw Papa sitting by the
students Lamp reading Macauley. She
mad no way OF knowing that Papa had
just been strung for a Months Rent
IN a Progressive Jack Pot.
In the morning, when Papa arose and
looked at the cold Welsh Rabbits and
saw the Cigar Ashes all over the Place.
and when he had a Taste as if he were
taking care of a LaD-Robe, the glad
Bohemian Existence did not look as
Good TO him as il had when lighted I'D
the Night before. Especially as he had
got the Zoop for some eighty Bucker-
ines
Still, there is no one case Of Remorse
that is going TO head off Man who
wants TO be reiuVenated- He pulled
himself together on the Second Dav
and resumed the Merry Clip and there
was nothing doing in the Macaulev
Line. Home did not get him until the
Lights had winled out in the other
Places He would not leave the Stag
Club or the German Garden until they
began putting the Chairs on the
Tables
For the first two Weeks il was I'm
mense- In time, however, il struck
him that there was a certain MonOtony
IN spending ones Money on the Might
Owls and showing up with the Milk
man. The Poker Players were into
him, and he began to suspect that he
needed Guardian.
Like every other Man who sends his
Wife to Summer Place, he ended his
Hurrah by making a few Resolutions
and begging her to come Home
And she Will always believe that he
did the Macauley Act every Evening
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/ inside facts about Cap DooIey's condi-
ton, an tn Cap himsilf with a cine
matograph iv tn jolly proceedings be
DOCK Laparatomy.' What happens to
Tn Grim nal at first is tn same as if he
was dacint wurrukin man. But whin
that is done. an it's gettin' so aisy they
tell me they'se not much difference be-
! tween a good clam salesman an a
hrst-class surgeon, tn Iithry wurruk
begins. Ye think tbs all over whin We
say: Dock, put ye'er hand undher tn
pillow an take what's there But not.
so. TIL assimbled docks adjourn to q
large hall an prepare tn story iv Cap
Doo1ey; a Stormy Career. Be Wan
Who Knows
Upon seem tn Cap, we at once
diagnosed tn case as peritclipaliticki-
pantilitisitis, or chicken bone in tn
throat. DR.. Pincers operated, DR.
Smothers administered tn annysthet-
ic. DR.. Hygeen opened tn window, Dr.
Anodyne turned on th' gas, DR.. Aluom-
paine turned tn pitchers to tn wall
DR.. Rambo looked out III window, Doc
thors Peroxide. Gycal, Cephafgern. An
tipyreen an Coletar took a walk in tn
park an Docthor Salielate figured UP
tn BILL AS we have said, We diagnosed
tn case above. We can't rayminber
tn name. 1t depinds on how tn syl-
tables came out Nv tn hat. We were
wrong, although what we see whin we
got in more thin made up FIR tn error.
We made a long incision firm tn chin
down an another acrost, an not findin'
what we EXPECTED, but NANNY things
that ought to be kept firm tn family,
we put tn Cap back an wint on. TIL
OPERATION was a complete success. TIL
wretch is restin' an swearin' easily.
We have given him a light meal Nv
pickles an anti-septic oats, an sur
gical science, havin' done its duty, mus
leave tn rest to nature, which was
not in tn consultation, bein' con-
sidhered be some iv US slightly irregu-
lar. (Signed.) Look at our names:
Pincers, Rambo,
Smothers, Peroxide,
Mullins, AntipyTeen,
Eygeen, Collar,
Anodyne, Gycal,
Alicompane, Saliclate'
But that's nawthin' If We think
they'se anything We wud like to keep
up ye'er sleeve, look FIR it in tn
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Billy Dale dropped in the other night
to tell us he had returned from Kansas
City, where he had a high old time.
You'd ought to spend your money at
home. Billy, but we're glad you're back.
George Morgan, the restaurant man,
tells US he has had another strike. This
time it is not in his elegant hashery,
but in a mine which ne owns. He says
that as soon as he gets the water
pumped out of the upraise and the air
on the dump in good shape he will be-
gin marketing ore Good boy. George.
Dan LOTUS is wearing the broadcast
kind Of a smile and walking six feet
above the ground these days. No. it
isn't what you think 1t is. Dan has
been appointed grand marshal of the
Elks' parades and he had his picture
published in The Herald the other day
without charge. Dan is certainly a
conner.
We notice that all of the coronation
guests are now leaving London. There
| is one exception He is not going be-
cause he has been pinched.
1t is beginning to look as il ''Corian-
ton" would turn out to be quite a fine
| play In this connection we feel TO say
that we are glad of it. We have any
number of home talent in our city who
should be able TO present the piece in
| fine shape. We shall always feel TO sus-
tain home industry wherever We find it.
We saw George NJ. Hanson of Ogden
in our city last week. George NJ. was
| looking sorter down in the mouth.
Cheer up, George.
Lester Freed has moved his rooms
across the street from where he used
to be- Lester says he didn't have
enough room where he was. He wants
plenty. because he'll have to take care
of lot of Elks next month. Behave
yourself, Lester.
Judge Orlando Powers has had quite
harvest of damage suits down Nephi
way lately Orlando is a pretty good
lawyer for young fellow.
Henry Mccormick was seen on tire
street lately sporting a $50 Panama has
AT least Henry said il cost $50 but il
looked finoleum 70 us But, Of course.
We don't pretend to be any judge of
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U7E are glad to announce this week
w that our esteemed friend, Senator
Tom kearns. has arrived safely
-n London. Unfortunately, Tom was
careless enough to go away without
MS press agent. but we are reliably in
.oFmed that King Edward has kindly
!oaned Tom his own press agent, a gen
ueman by the name of KnoIlys. This
mile courtesy will be highly appreci-
a'ed not only by Tom. but by all of
Ouf people generally. If Knollys knows
Nnen he has good thing he will freeze
10 Tom.
while great many of our citizens
nave carriages of their own, some of us
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pa-apers. Tn fellowin' facts is stated
on tn authority iv wan " tn attindin'
surgeons: Cap Dooley cut up terrible
under tn chioFyform, singin' songs,
swearin' an askin FIR Lucy His wife's
name is Annamariar. She was in tn
a6j'inin' room. 1t seems they have had
throuble. tn room was poorly fur
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-06
THE RURAL EDITORS MUSINGS ON THE PASSING CROWD

Panama. Maybe Henrys wasn't lin
oleum after all.
Our fat young friend, H. z. Dunn,
who understudies for Dan Spencer in
the Short Line Offices. saws he is
mighty tired of seeing his name spelled
H-i-r-a-m IN. He says the right way to
spell it is H-y-r-u-m- He says he
couldn't rustic conference business
worth cent if he spelled his name the
other way.
Doc Num- informs us that he has a
number of very sick cows on hand. He
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lot of explosive caps on the car tracks.
They seemed TO make the cars go good
deal faster, too. So we are Wiling 10
chin in two-bits to buy caps right alonS
for the street car company VINO
next?
TrncIe Jesse Smith came into town
from, LAYTON the other day madder
than a wet hen because George Suther-
land hasn't boosted the sheep industry
since he has been in Washington On
Gle Jesse is mighty shy on Wool on the
top of his head. but he's got lots OF IL
on his sheep Go it, Uncle Jesse Inc
great American sheepherder IS entitieo
TO protection.
A great many inquiries have reached
us regarding the where ga bouts OF George
A. snow lately. Unfortunately. we are
unable to state positively, but 1t Is our
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Critchlow. Jack took a .whirl at the
indicator in the Press club benefit
game, and, although we like him per-
sonaHy, We never saw man fall down
worse, on low balls. We must do Jack
the justice to say, though, that his
judgment on highballs is all right.
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Dick Whittemore's red mail wagons
are beauties. Dick never has been par
ticularly noted for his fondness for
mails (males) until since he got the
contract for carrying them from the
depots 10 the postoffice. Dick, old boy,
We wish you all the success in the
world.
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Chicago Daily News
MeekS-Confound that man who lives
next door TO me. anyway.
/. Weeks-Why. what's wrong with him.
Meeks-Crazy. I guess He cuts ms
lawn twice week. and then my wife
won't give me d minutes peace until
cut ours
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while she was away. Which is Just as
we'll
MORAL: In order to put true
Value on Civilization, one should pace
a few Heats with the Indians now and
then.
Copyright, 1902. by Robert Howard
RusselL)
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MIR. DOOLEY ON ONE
ADVANTAGE or POVERTY.

ELL. sir" said Mr..
KAN DOoley, we ought to be
" glad ye're not sick an
illusthrees at tn same
time"
aHow's that?" Mr.. Hennessy de-
usnded.
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mad fiirted around the Curve, for he
knew that she was watching him from
the observation Car. Then he threw
his Hat in the Air and began to do
Flip Flops.
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- Obliged 10 use the streets cars
ne Is. when We have plenty of time
h-,ihg our great Fourth of July ceie-
v,I,oa' the Fourth having come last
week. We noticed that the boys put a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-06

hopes, however. to pull them al
through Hope you win out, Doc.
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.hee abuv IL dan Lotus grand mar
shull in the elkz pursesshun- mr.
LOTUS his mustash IL on krooket
but mr. LOTUS he ant krooket his
self that il a frey steede but their
il sumthing rong with hiz feet
don't no what.
Johnnie.
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impression that George A. is counting
ties somewhere between here and New
York.
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There wss wild rumor on the street
the other day to the effect that Jimmy
Hogle had invited a large crowd TO
nave something on the house. OF
course, we ran it down at once and
found 1t to be absurd. Mr. Hogle's eff
hcient secretary, Mr.. John QuiIIan. ex-
pioded the story and nearly died
a-laughing at the foolishness of it. 1t
does beat all how these things get out.
Rev John T. Axton asks us to kindly
deny the report that he boxed a friend
IouT-round set-to with President
Roosevelt when in Washington a few
weeks ago II was a six-round go.
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It pains us to confess that We never
saw rottener umpire than John
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mn editur this she's center Kurns inn
!unoun- that IL mr Nollies which
Is IathefulI bozzwel. the tour NV
lundun IL in the distance. how do
you like Center kurns nee trows-
ELS FTP
jennie
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Billy Dale dropped in the other night
to tell us he had returned from Kansas
City, where he had high old time.
You'd ought to spend your money at
home. Billy, but we're glad you're back.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-04-12
Church News.

Rev. John McEIm"yl" will preach AT
ricrS"n Grove Sunday School. 1o-mor-
row. Sunday afternoon. n go o'clock.
Wr>tamwcll. on Chapel. picrson
Grove and Jones Chapel Sunday Schools
ro-op"nrd for the season on sunday after
noon last.
Oct"rnro Tribe. No. 10 Improved
Order Ned Men viii attend divine ser
vice on Sunday afternoon. al 2.3o "'cIoct,
Rev. j. Earle Maloy will preach.
The services al Trinity Church on sun
day morning and evening were in charge
of Rev. L. X. Miller. formerly of New
port, Del. bun now of Long Green. Md
The doctrin" of auricuiar confession
was expended in the most lucid manner
10y Rev. Father Almh nj last Sunday
evening service in the Church of the In
maculalc Conception, by Scriptural quot
alton. 10y logical argument. by reason il
self. tn" calculation of this divincly in
Stitutrd sacrament was made clear to the
minds of the auditors. Whose lives
We shall forgive they are forgiven them.
whose sins We shall retain. they are re-
tanned. When the heart and conscience
are weighed down by the burden of sin
and SORROW. man looks around for one
friend in whom he may coniidc and from
whom may he receive counsel and con-
ISOLATION. To whom should he resort but
to Gods anointcd. the one upon whose
lips is placed the seal of eternity. Di-
vulg" the outpouringS of the wcaricd
crushed oul-ncver-rathcr death. Nine
teen centuries have come and gone. and
not one solitary instance can be named
i'll which the priest of God ever divulgcd
the burden of sin poured into his ear by
the pcnitcnt sinner. On the other hand
il can be incontatably proven by referring
to the pages of history that death has
been the penalty for refusing to divugc.
The subject for next Sunday evening
sermon will bc-"Thc Good Shepherd .
1t was II source of great qualification to
the writer to observe the large number
of non-Cathoics who listened attcntively
to the explanation of confession 50 lucid
~ rendered by Father Arnd.
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Recent Transfers of Property Recorded
In Cecil County.

Mary CoSgrovr to Alexander llasS"n.
property in the Seventh district $50.
Annie l.. Watson and others. to Kate
Y. Worth. interest in property of late
William \. Pryor. in Elk Neck.
Charles IL. Hall to William r. Hall.
property near Cccilton. 81.
Samuel T. Hardness and wife, To Geo.
w. Bowman. of Delaware. NV" proper
Ties III BlythcdaIc. 81. 100.
John $ Writ and wife. +" VIM. j..
Davis. lot of land ON Hridg" street Elk
ton, $50.
John :. Writ and wife, t" VIM. j..
Davis. another lot of land on Bridge
street, Elkton.
George \. Blake. Attorney. to William
+. Cox, farm of - acres in the Fourth
district. $1,000.
Aaron j. Duyckinck. Villa X. DuNrk-
inck and John NJ. Strrrctt. t" Henry T..
Patton. land in Rising sun.
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ne nv" '''r"S' ~" 80 i,,'' e,ie'.
on N'H 'H'' ',''''Sl'I'E INV h"'i" Vi
i'"l",' '''''">' "''''i''H'! anu p'''
"iE 'i' power VI Er'"ii'| ,hr ilc'i'SeS
VII" '"' JUICES ~ tue ''"" '"'''
The &. \. L. Post. No.. 10. will meet
in Cherry Hill Hall ON "Wednesday even
ing. Npril 10Th. 1902. at $50 O'Clock. BY
order of committee.
So,
Nc ~" " W err N'' - 'Nl'l'r"'.
Nv ""'t''''iS ''"'' '..NI ''','Hon '"st
2i'"n'I "F"N' SF""'l' Tor ~" houses on
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Mr.. /. ID. Miller. of Philadelphia. spent
Friday in Elktom.
VIM. II. May. .Ir.. of Annapolis. WAS
the guest Of his parents, on Sunday.
Rev. William ''chourr is spending
some time with "rirnds 1T Long Green.
Baltimore cal"iy, and Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry vinSingrr are.
spending some time II Atlantic City.
Mr.. l.. V. Kirk, of Cayms. Second dis,
trict, has opened II grocery store ut Mid
dletown.
Abraham Thorpe. Of the Fourth dis
trict, and former postmaster at Raldwins.
is critically i'll at his home.
Frank W. JrfIcrSon graduate Of the
Cecil County High School, spent Wcdncs-
day in EIkton. the guest Of Mr.. Il. NJ.
Wells. Mr.. jefferson is now ATTENDING:
Lehigh University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon RIurnaon and
daughter. of i'hiladcIphia visited Erklon
relatives from Saturday to Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter &. Nelson. of
Philadelphia, spent Sunday in Elkt"n.
Miss BESSIE Evans and Miss Emily
Frazer ar" III" guests of relatives at Ri>-
ing Sun
Mrs. w. o. Gimou Go. Baltimore. has
returned I" her home. after - pleasant
visit To relatives in EIktoU.
Bayarl Scott, of Baltimore. has hc"u
viSitiu" El!st"n relatives.
Miss Carrie lamar is entertaining Miss
Harriet t"och, of Newark, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chnrlr~ Cook aud ,langI,-
ter, Of Trenton. y. j.. have been the
guests of Mrs. IL. NJ Mccullough.
Mrs. John McElmoylo had rs her guest
this week, Miss Emma Mrgargrr. or
Tioga.
Mrs. IL. +. IIinchlill'o and son. Palmer
are visiting Baltim"r" relatives.
Samuel Simmons. of iIEton. and Miss
Hannah Ward. of near Newark. Del.
Wcr" married one evening last week ut
| the home of the brides parents by Rev.
Henry T. Mason. Of Newark.
Miss Emily Evans spent this week with
friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Grace McNral - tn" guest of
| friends in Cherry Hill.
Miss Laura Il. NoycS, uf Newton High,
lands, Mass, is visiting her mother. at
Mount Ararat. near PORT Deposit.
Mrs. Harry Garrett was III" guest oi
relatives i'll Philadelphia and Whining
ton, this week.
The members of Fellowship Lodge. No.
T.. X. of T., at North East. gave Il Bon
Social" in the &. \. X. Hall of that
town, last night. Elliott'S orchestra ol
Wilmington. furnished music.
DR.. and Mrs. \. Douglas McConachir
of Baltimore. gave II beautifully appoint.
ed card party on Tuesday evening. III
| their residence, 500 North Charles street
Baltimore. The color harmony of til,
entertainment was rcd, the drawing
| rooms and dining room being artiStically
| decorated with palms rrd-Shadcd light
| and wax tapcrs. DR.. and Mrs. McCona
| chic will give II dinner ut the Raltimor,
Country Club III honor of Mr.. and Mrs
| Lee Whitmor". of Washington. ID. {
Mrs. Whitmorc was formerly Miss
| Rhctta Burton. of Elkton.