Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-02
LOCALS.

John l.. Mock. Esq. is home this
week.
To loan $1,000 on mortgage or note
in sums to suit Oliver ID. Collins
-Lost-A set of curtain stretchers.
Please return to Mrs. Marion I. Hargis.
Miss Della Harrison has been the
.uest of Miss Jennie Purnell the past
week.
Miss Carrie Peters spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Elizabeth Rich
ardson.
If you are berry shipper and are
in need of checks let us print them
for you.
Miss Mamie Purnell entertained
the Ladies' Euchre Club Thursday af-
ternoon.
-Messrs w. J. Station aud Alfred
Dykes. of Salisbury. were in our town
Tuesday.
Miss Viola Riley will return to
Wesley to resume her school duties
Monday, May 4th.
We make first class photographs
Call and see samples. Tilghman &
Clogg. Snow Hill, Md.
Miss Jennie Jones, of Berlin, is
spending the week very pleasantly
with Mrs. ]. H. Burbage.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Richard.
son. of Marion Station. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Price this week.
MIR. George Lee Barnes, of the
George L. Barnes Banking Co.. Girdle-
tree, was in Snow Hill on Tuesday
The West End Book Club will
meet to exchange books Monday even
ing, at the home of Mrs NJ NJ North
Mr. Zadok Powell. President of the
School Board, attended the Teachers
Institute at Pocomoke City. this week.
We are indebted to Prof. John S.
Hill. of Stockton. for the clear and force
full report of the sessions of the Insti-
tute.
Capt. James II. Mumford and
daughter of Ocean City, were guests of
Mrs. Charles Mumford few days this
week
Call and see the new hats just in.
There are some very pretty styles for
ladies' aud children. Mrs V. S. Town
send.
Mrs. Max Herzog and little son
Leroy. of Baltimore are guests of her
father, Mr.. Thomas Devereax, near
town.
Salt rheum, or eczema, with its
itching and burning, is cured by Hoods
Sarsaparilla. So are all other blood
diseases.
Miss Mary L. Bratten, of the En-
ecutive Department, Annapolis. speI.t
a part of this week with her mother i'll
Snow Hill
Miss Mary Taylor, who resides on
- farm on the bay near Berlin. was
the eues. of her cousin, Mrs. Mary
Station, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. w f. Cluff spent
part vf this week in Baltimore, where
they purchased full line of groceries
and other provisions,
MIR. Stephen Carl VI who has heen
living at West p on he last two years,
has returned teknof Hill where he
will reside |" tie fu' fre.
MIR. Frank Lutz. of Stockton, Cal.
ifornia, is visiting his sister Mrs. Oliver
Nelson. This is his first visit here i'll
about twenty-five years.
There will be preaching morning
nd evening i'll the Presbyterian church
Tea:sckton. tomorrow, Sunday, by
100 Nesoor Rev. Joseph b. North.
comy
IoysVanted-A man who thoroughly
Understands driving three yoke of oxen
A-szt logging oak timber to mill Jas. b.
Oberly, S3S Market Street Wilmington.
Del.
just received-A car load of No.
mixed hay, which is offered for sale at
Pwest market prices. Thomas p.
lby, surviving partner of Selby &
hop.
Our soda fountain will start nexl
4. Our numerous customers are
I. acquainted with the high quality
FOUR soda water. DR. Paul Jones,
hggist.
nMaster John III. King, son of VIM.
6ng, Cashier Of the First National
of Pocomoke City, spent We'd
in town at the home of Mr. Ed
Z. Boehm.
Eor Orlando Harrison. of Berlin,
4r of the Maryland Commits
Auis, attended the dedicatory
lin st. Louis, along with the
missioners.
iomas Mason and son Elmer
have this week purchased
Road farm of CLAYTON J