Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-06-28
LOCALS.

IoonGo.
-$2000 to loan on first mortgage. Call
on j. Samuel Price
Prof John Colbourn is visiting
friends III Baltimore
Mr.. James r. Dale. of Whaleyville.
was visitor to Snow Hill last Tuesday
DIR. u. p. Henry. of Baltimore. is
visiting his father, Judge Y. p. Henry.
in Berlin.
Miss Ethel Edelon, of Washington.
is visiting her friend Mrs. William G.
Powell.
Miss Eleanor Butler is spending the
summer with her parents at the Episco.
pal Rectory.
You can get fresh beef and lamb at
Wonnell's as well as choice ham and
broiling beef.
Services at the Chapel, Stockton, on
the coming Sunday afternoon, by the
Rev. Mr.. Butler.
Misses Sadie and Sallie Davis, of
Baltimore. are visiting their sister, Mrs.
w. +. johnson.
Mrs. Ida Sperry. of Philadelphia. is
here on visit To her sister, Mrs.
Thomas p. Selby.
The Parish Guild of all Hallow's
Church will meet at the Rectory OH
Tuesday. July LIST at p. M
The degree of A. b. has been con.
ferred upon Mr.. George b. Powell of
West. by Washington College.
Prof. Charles S. Richardson of the
Maryland Agricultural College is home
ON a visit to his mother and sisters.
Mr.. William Hancock, is home from
Philadelphia OH visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stewart Hancock.
Don't think that eruption of yours
can't be cured. Take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla-its virtue is its power to cure.
There will be services in the Pres.
: byterian Church here to morrow, (Sun.
day., morning and evening at the usual
hours.
Preaching on Snow Hill Circuit to-
morrow as follows: Nassawaugo 10. 80
a. m, Trinity 800 p. m. and Snow Hill
S.00p. IN.
During the past strawberry season
as many as 32 car loads of strawberry
We're shipped from Bridgeville station
in one day.
The ladies and friends of Trinity
Nj. p. Church will hold their annual
festival July fourth and serve supper at
six o'clock
Mrs. John l.. Mock and children
who have been spending the winter i'm
Baltimore. returned home last week for
the summer.
II was disappointed with that piano
recital, said Salisbury woman. Il
did so want to hear that new piece called
Ping Pong"
Mrs. j. b. Messick. of Middletown.
Del, who has been visiting relatives in
Snow Hill several weeks returned home
last Thursday.
w. r. Allen grew an average of D.
OS2 quarts of Strawberries per acre on
eleven acres at the Egypt" farm in
Somerset county.
The Ironshire Children's Day ser
vices have been postponed till Sunday.
July 9, next. when these interesting
Exercises will BE- held.
Prof. Harry Covington, of Prince
fon College. is here spending his vaca.
ion with his parents, Hon and Mrs.
George w. Covlngton.
Money to Lend-We have in hand
o lend on good security sums of $500.
LOCO, $3.50 and $1,000. Collins &
fones. Snow Hill, Md.
Elder A. b. Fraucis will hold all
" services in the Old School Baptist
setting House to morrow. Sunday.
public cordially welcome.
1T is hard at all times to get some
lg To eat anywhere but at Wonnell's,
syou will always find something in
way of meats and vegetables.
diss Mamie Dawson, who taught
j in Caroline county the past win
d spring, has returned to Snow
% spend the summer with her
IS
:. +. +. Rhodes representing the
View Company is here making
apis of public buildings and fine
es for Harpers and McClure's
res.
Louise Reynolds, of Middle
ell, entertained a number of
{ her home in honor of Miss
,llin S, of Snow Hill. last Tues
ng.
Mclaughlin and children.
been in Porto Rico for about
lived i'm Snow Hill Monday