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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-10-14
QUEEN SELLS FARM PRODUCTS.
Milk and Butter Trade q Source Of
PROFIT to the Thrifty Ruler
Of Holland.

The kings of Bavaria have long de-
rived a profit from certain breweries
in Munich, and now Queen Wilhelmina
Of Holland is making money by selling
milk and butter. Her first step in this
direction was when she induced her
husband, Prince Henry, to buy several
cows, which were placed on the rich
land adjoining the castle Of Loo. The
cows prospered exceedingly and the
queen was so we'll pleased with the
success of the experiment that she in
structed the manager Of her estates to
visit several stock farms and to pur-
chase 80 of the best cows that could
be obtained in Holland. This has been
done, and milk and butter Of excellent
quality are now being sold from the
royal farm.
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Upton Can't LOSe.
It's all of, says the Chicago Record
Herald. Upton has rabbits foot this
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SAYS GOOD WOMEN ARE SCARCE
Pennsylvania Minister Relates His
Experiences While Searching
for q Wife.

Rev. G. w. Brownback, the minister
Of Reading, Pa, who advertised for a
wife, officially announces that he can
not find his ideal, and related his ex-
periences to q large audience at the
Black Bear camp meeting recently. He
said:
Il had great experience in searching
for my ideal, and failed to meet her.
I travelled between 5000 and 5000 miles,
going as far east as Augusta, Me-, as
far north as Montreal, Canada, south
as far as Gloucester Point, Va, and west
as far as Kankakee, III.
II am sorry to say one wealthy woman
became so wrapped up in me she threat
ened to do herself bodily harm. She
was weak-minded and soon left
Il found number of my correspond
ents ignorant of the common house.
hold duties. met some women who
could not sew button on. They did
not know the first thing about boiling
an egg. they could not make a fire, and
were careless in their habits. They pos
itively refused scrubbing brush, and
I noticed it would be even necessary
for husband to use scrubbing brush
on them.
If had to pay for all the free adver-
Using I received at the hands of the
devil I would have been financially en-
barrassed long time ago. My trip cost
me considerably over 81 900, and know,
more than ever knew hofOre that
this world is made up chiefly Of vain
women, and a good Christian wife is at
q premium"
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Following 10 . Summary Of aeArly
~ diveresS grantsl q Sioux Falls, q.
D., during Dc ast 1vs yeas.
After enc yeaf Of married life g
divorces were granted for ths f1llew.
ing causes: Desertioa, Fl; cruelty
nd inhunan treatment 8: cruelty,
and noosupDort. :: marriage under
oonpuisisa, I; defealaat IN peniten:
ttary. &: neasuDDort, 8; sesadias and
faut1adilG /: ee1ptaht failure To-
stay ct homo evenings aad cruel treat
meat and neglect. 1: consent to mar.
riegs obtained By fesos. /; incapable
Of entering into marriage. l; bisamy,
l: abusive and cruel treatment, T.
Adsr avs years - divorces ware
granted for the following causes:
Cruel AID iahuman treatneat. l.:
cruelty and nonsupDsrt, Z; nsAsuDport,
Z: desertion. 10; habitual intsnper.
anee. l.; extreme cruelty, s; other
causes, 2.
After ten yeara 90 divorces were
granted for the following causes: Cruel
and inhuman treatmsnt, 3: cruelty
and nonsupport, s: desestions and non
support, 1s; nsnsuppsrt, II; desertisa.
Is: hsbitual intemperance, 6; extreme
cruelty, 3: grivevsus mental suffering,
/: cruelty and dessrtiol. :; physical
Violence. /; habttual cruelty and Use
Of narcotics. 1; ether causes.S.
The period for which applicants for
divorces had been married whom they
sought relief in tho courts varied oil
the way from three months to a
years. In the above cases IL Of the
applicants had been married q quarter
Of Z century ana upward when they
applied for divorces. The compare
lively small number Of divorces grant
ed here during the I've years is &C.
counted for BY tho fact that most Of
tho prospective divorce applicants from
the east and from Europe. although
they take up their residence in Sioux
Falls, institute their suits for divorce
elsewhere in the state. for the purpose
Of maintaining greater secrecy.
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A Russian Jewish Colony.

Commander Booth Tucker, of tho
Salvation Army, says the project to
raise $4,000 for the purpose Of settling
Jewish emigrants from Russia in the
already established Russian commune
ty at Woodbine, N. j., is only in a tenta-
tive stage. After visit to the place
named Mr.. Tucker said that he found
the Russian Jews there we're success
fully undertaking industrial and agri-
cultural pursuits and he thought new
corners might profltably be established
there.
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Anniversary Celebrated i.

The twenty-fifth anniversary of the
literary work Of Marya Konokiska was
recently celebrated by the people of
Cracow in the cathedral She was seat
ed on throne and received represent
atives of various societies, among them
one from the illiterate people.
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what should They Do,

The London Lancet advises parents
not to have fat baby. What would
the Lancet have them do with the child,
asks the Chicago Daily News. Give It
away? u /
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WOODLAND CAMP.
Thirty-Third Annual Meeting Opened On
Thursday.

Woodlawn Camp. of which last week
we published the list of tenterS. began on
Thursday. and will continue until Tues
day. the 18th inst. inclusive. 'Rrv. w.
f. Greenfield is pastor in charge. and
Mr.. J. Wesley Ewing assisted by orchcS-
ira. with Miss CornrliA :. AbrahamS as
organist. and Miss Maize Ewing. violin
list. will furnish the music. The follow
ing ministers will be present Rev. Al
fred Smith. of Oxford Md: Rev. II. a.
&. Westertie.d. Rev. W. i. Compton.
Rev. {. II. Wyatt. Rev. J. L. Otis. Rev.
X. X. Stephenson, Rev. w. G. Herbert,
Rev. {. y. Jones, Rev. w. Il. Lewis.
Rev. L. Il. Hunter. Mrs. Ellis. of New
Jersey: Rev. l.. w. LHyfrld. VIM. T..
Warburton. of Elkton: Rev. w. +. Daw-
son. Rev. II. y. Given. Rev. DR.. T. T..
Martindale. Rev. +. l.. Watson. Rev. $.
W. Cor, Rev. W. w. NHnArSdale. Rev.
X. W. Todd. Rev o. W. DeNenish. Rev.
Robert Watt, i. T.. Rev. w. T. NJ.
Brnle. Rev. J. ID. G. Hanna. Rev. A. X.
Brown. Rev. X. +. Johnson.
Yesterday was Temperance Day. in
charge of the W. e. T. L. Of Cecil
County. To-day. II silk flag will be pre-
scented to the Woodlawn Association by
Banner Council. No. II. O. L. y. NJ.
of Calvert, and Tuesday, the 18th. tin"
Epworth League Day will lie celebrated.
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Additional Local News.

Miss Cam will remain as teacher of
the Blythedale School her appeal from
the action of the Trustees having been
sustained by the County School Board.
B" The musical features of the Twi-
light Sunday evening Service ut the NJ.
+. Church, E.kton. are attracting atten-
ton. Miss Chase. of Baltimore, cult
v&trd vocalist. sang on Sunday evening
last.
The Fail term of the Maryland Agri-
cultural College will open on September
litA. Early application is necessary for
adn!ttanrr. Notice the advertisement of
the College elsewhere in this issue of the
Wing"
clarence l.. McAIullen. of Pcrryville,
appeared before States Attorney William
:. Evans on Monday. with badly bat
tered head, which he alleged he hao re-
crvrd on Saturday night mt the hands
Of CLINTON Owens, Of that town. \ war
rart was issued for the arrest of Owens.
upon the charge laid by McMullen of
assault with intent to kill
Tie West Eud Sunday School. of
which Mr.. J. Harvey Groves is the SUI
pr"irte?GrIt. held their annual picnic in
Nrthrri.I, grove. on Thursday. of last
week. They We're treated to Il terrific
3own-pour of rain in the afternoon. and
mary of the pupils were drrnched to the
Skin. Tut 81 far as reported II" evil effects
of their trrEchiug have resulted.
The temporary tye>tlr over Furnace
Creek at PriLcipio. on the T.. Il. X W.
X. r.. has been completed under the
direction Of Master Carpenter Kennedy.
The trr>tir i 300 feet in length. and is
sail to be II fine piece of workmanship.
T@p >0nthhnund tracks were lat into SER
vice on Thursday. when Il number of
railroad officials inspected the work.
AGENTS for the parties Interested in
the water power development of the De-
t"r@ro are reported to have bought land
from Joseph Miller, :. r. IIin,man and
John Taylor, who Recently bought the
Patrick Ewing farm. and is said to have
sold strip along the creek for &2.5rN.
TALK of coming deals is lively throughout
the region Oh both sides of the State line.
--To!chrStrr Beach will he especially
attractiv" during August Doth. Goth. 9th
and 2sth. white the Kent ana Queen
An0c'S Fair is being held there. In adGi-
tion to til" regular exhibits. there will be
each day, n big show in front of the
Grand->tanh. All this with the bathing.
amuSen!rnt> and attractions of Tolchcs-
ter thrown in. Read the advertisements
in another column of this issue of The
Whie."
A prominent farmer of the Thir
District, reports ut the Wing" office.
tina; although wheat was unusually short
throughout the county this year. there is
IT," best stand. both of clover and tim
"thy ." >tuhEl" ground he has ever seen.
On "r""u"t of the scarcity of hay. a
nun Der Of farmers in this vicinity have
S"Nn mi.l"t. which is maxim" Il fine
growth ami will hr harvested in Scptem-
brr or early October.
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meet. About 500 was collected ut the
gates on Sunday. Next year the Mama
gers are contemplating large improve
mrntS to the grounds.
O&r hundred and SiXty-Srvcn tickets
were sold for the Colchester Excursion
of the r.. Il. " W. X. r., on Wednes-
day.
The following persons viii have tents
ut WoVlllawn Camp-John ii. McCul-
lough. Prof. |. W. CoSl,tt.
1t is understood that in the near future
Castle of the Knights of Golden Eagle
will he instituted ut North East.
The North East base ball club added
another victory to their list last Sntur-
day afternoon. by defeating the strong
C"lora team. by score of Il to II. Will
son was in the box for North East. and
r:tchgd II good game. McCarClcll also did
good work for the visitors. The score by
innings was
COBRA ........ l o o o q o o + &
North East. o o . , 3 ) D X-12
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North East.

The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
III North East. at w. \. Backwell's gro
cry store. 3 cents copy.
Miss Stella Watson. of Chester. Pa.
is the guest Of Miss Emmn Hrrricr.
Miss Mary Wright and Miss Stpph-
ami" Ford. and Mr.. Fred Ford are spend
Ing this week ut Ocean tirovr. y. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jcrrr +. Arringlalr and
laughter. of Trenton. y. j.. is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. IL. Arringdale.
Miss Lillian Brown. OF Woodbury.. y.
j.. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John l.
Foster.
Miss lrvie Reynolds of Principle Fur
mace. spent the past few days with Miss
Ethel Bidllc.
Miss Emma Galloway. of New Castle
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Nor
man.
Mrs. William Chambers. of Camden.
\. j.. spent the past week with Mr.. and
Ms. Sylvester Reynolds.
Miss Helen Rcc,cr is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Harry Touchstomc. ut Cal
yeIt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles AIinkrr and
laughter, of Philadelphia. Spcigt several
days with Mr.. and Mis-. Henry Minker
Mr.. and Mis-. J. Murd Clark. of Wash
ington. ID. e.. is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. :. J. RrrGer
Mr.. and Mrs. William Foster. of ChcS-
ter. Pa. spent the PAST week with Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Hamilton ANA two
children. of Chester. Pa. were the guests
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WOOdlawn.

The Cecil Wing is on sale each week
in Woodlawn, ut c. S. Abraham's store.
3 cents II copy.
Miss Laura Burrows. of Baltimore is
the guest of Miss Mary Todd
Miss Jennie Phillips. of Wilmington
Del. is visiting her sister. Mrs. j. b.
Tyson.
Mr.. William Kerr. of Philadelphia Wis
tied Il. *. Rawlings this week
Miss COrnria :. .\hlahHmS returned
on Friday from Il delightful visit with
her brother, John. who lives in Topeka
Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Il. Marshall and NJ"
and Mrs. {. l.. Thompson spent Monday
in Elkton.
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DR.. SCOTT" IN LIMBO.
The Bogus Pension Examiner Arrested
In CheStertGwn.

JerviS Maxwell Jewell, alias Dr. Walter G.
Scott, presumably the same individual who
has been figuring under the latter name in
this vicinity as pension examiner, and en-
acting small! fees for his services, vas arrest
ed and lodged in jail at ChcStertown on
Wednesday, where he had been INDUCING
his profitable paStime OF swinding pension
erS and the widows OF pensioners \ dis
patch from Chestertown says that for more
than five months Jewell has been working
successfully in Maryland, Virginia, Pennsyl-
vania and Delaware.
He has represented himself IA "A special
medical examiner of the Pension Bureau at
Washington, using the names OF some OF its
most prominent officials, and his victims
have been largely among the co!ored people.
In many instances, II is charged, he has pro-
cured the original government checks held
by the pensioners, forged the name of some
prominent official of the Pension Bureau
and obtained The money.
George u. Sidman, special examiner of the
Pension Bureau. first learned of Jewelrs
work in February and since then has been
making ON effort to capture him. He fol-
lowed him through several of the states, but
not until Wednesday was he able to trap his
man. Jewell was at work in Cecil county
whittier MIR. Sidman traced him, and when
he arrived In the locality where Jewell was
at work round him gone. He traced him to
the outskirts Of Stiil Pond, "A village nine
miles north of chestertown and had war
rant issued for his arrest. The constable
brought Jewell to CneStertown Wednesday
afternoon and placed him in Jail.
Mr.. Sidman stated that IL is Impossible to
say 10 what extent Jewell had prarticcd his
game, but lha; his ior%cricS woG!d amount
to very large SUm. Jewell is resident OF
Baltimore, but formerly lived in Kent
county.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles y. Trimhle have
returned to Wilmington. Del after
spending few days ut their home. with
Mr.. f. NJ. T,rrf and Mrs. NJ. s. Brown.
Mrs. Mary Thompson and daughters,
of Principi" Furnace. are visiting her
parents. M. and Mrs. J. II. Lynch.
Mr.. Robert Bryson is on the sick list.
Miss MirHm Alexander. of Elkton. is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. J. +. Johnson.
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Port Deposit.

The "Cacil Whip" i IN soIe ZACH wesL
IN Port Dn,o,i+ ~ S+ohhiun.s ~
stand 3 cents conv w -'e"
Mr' w il.'lm Lyon. of Wilmington.
l'"!.' Is visiting his daughter. Mrs. J. f..
'rE!i"u,r'.
W. "i'.i"m Nhlt" of Philadelphia.
Ne guest OF Mr., and Mrs. l.. &.
Ni!lt".
MSS Fla Hollis. of i'clrrmanS. is tn"
-u.>I VI MISS N"ll!r NillanS.
IN" Misses Hopkins are in Ocean City,
y, - $780,, ,,,
MISS E'"th mia. Of Baltimore. visited
Miss h"s>'' ingh this week.
MISS N"rgar't White. of Elkton. is
VISITING relatives III ANA near town.
An ita.InE WAS badly hurt i'll McClena.
nan ''Fah!ir CohpanNS uuHrrirs ON
lhnrSdhF, ~ failing off of II derrick liz"
WIS taken I" III" li">pilA! III baltimore.
where ne i getting along very nicely.
MF' lFA"F buFilh OF kissing sun. is
nom" on ms vacation.
lh' Presbyterian SUNDAY school ram
M excursion to-day to B"ttrrton. on the
steamer 'Sn>Hu"hanna.
Inc Company St"r" delivery wagons
IRE n'lhE fHl! "N Jphn Paxton ANA Harry
i'indhlnl!.
MF ii'""f' Stephenson had charge of
NJ. ~ I. 'am"l"n'S drug store ut Per-
lFFl'i'' .A>' week, while Mr. Cameron
WAS away
Inc largest moonlight excursion of the
N"n>oi Went out on Monday evening.
Miss Else b"nh has returned from II
PHEASANT visit III Baltimore.
Peaches ar" very scarce and high here
NhtriM"."AS are also scarce
'Apthih James Mccullough will run
an excursion t" Annapolis, on next Wed
A"Nl!1y' August l2th. Tickets - cents.
Mrs. George Wrntz, of Ellltom. was in
town on Wednesday.
Mr.. Ge"rg" NickerS, of ChcStrrtown
was III town this week.
Miss Lucy tlnpp has gone for So
J"urn III Michigan.
Mrs. h"ziah Whitaker Gamble who
WAS taken to tn" Hospital last week. be
cause Of II fall She had upon chair rung
which ran five inches into her flesh. is
in II critical condition. and her recovery
is very doubtful.
Miss May Holm. of Philadelphia. is
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August
Bargain Sale

We never did such a July
trade; we never sold greater
values; we still have too much
stock and it must move this
month. 800 Mems Suits at J
price, 81, S., Sc and $3.50,
worth double. $50 pairs Mems
Trousers ! price, 81, $1.25,
$3.50 and So, worth double.
/ off all regular stock Mems,
Boys and Childrens Suits and
Trousers. All Straw Hats J
price this month, Latest styles
and best grades. Bargains in
Furnishings, Shirts, Under
wear, Neckwear and Belts.
Cut prices OH Shoes, and 10
per cent. off tailoring to order.
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Bay View.

The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
ia Bay View, ut the store of Russell
Reed. 3 cents copy.
Miss Bertha Rutter. of Woodlawn.
spent Sunday with Miss Anna Lynch.
Mr.. Samuel II. Lewis has purchased n
new carriage from w. Il. Burns 4 Bro,
al Havre de Grace.
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Fine Printing.

The Printing Department Of the Cecil
Wing" office is employing larger force
OF workmen now than ever before The
best work at the lowest prices is the
reason of this increase in business All
styles Of printing. Send US your order.
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and cheeriuIness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out OF order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it is not uncommon
for a CHILD to be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. If the child urin-
49, H.. ~ Al
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PERSONAL.

DR.. c. NJ. Ellis AMI Mrs. Ellis leave
for Atlantic City to-day.
Mrs. James W. Clayton is visiting her
brother, General \. W. Evans.
Miss Anna f. Mahoney. of Leeds, is
with friends i'll Wilmington. Del.
Mr.. Armon ID. Chaytor. Jr spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. \. ID. Trimblr
Mrs. Arthur Rambo and children. are
visiting relatives in the Second District
Mr.. George Laws of Pau~boro. y. j.,
is the guest of Mr. George Settle. of
Leeds.
William Gilmour. Jr., is critically III ut
the home of II. c. Wells, on East Main
Street.
Mrs. Lula Kirkwood is visiting at the
home of her grandfather. Mr.. Charles
Ferguson.
Mr.. Roger Witworh nuh daughter
Miss Bertha, are at Rrhohoth Beach for
Two weeks.
Mrs II. C. Lewis and family are Speud-
ing several weeks with relatives in
Dover. Del.
.ilS. ILllHib'ln ihlIk, bI | Hl!i'fIpnIl,
is visiting ut the HON" of her son. Mr.
tasSius Kirk.
Mrs. William +. Vipsingcr is enter
raining her parents, Mr.. ami Mrs. Gray.
of Chester. Pa.
Mr.. Harry Anderson Of Cheswod
Del. spent this week with his sister, Mrs
David Warren.
Misses Carrie and Emma Lewis and
Miss Bertha White are spending ten days
nj Atlantic City.
Mrs. Walter 5. Avery and Miss Avery
were guests at tn" Jefferis Cottage, Re
hoboth. last week.
Mrs. Eva Reed and Miss Hattie Rob
"rts. of Havre de Grace. were Elkton
visitors ON Wednesday.
Mr.. William r. Dawson and daughter,
are visiting ut the home of his son. Rev
w. f. Dawson, Of Ceciton.
Mr. and Mrs. John +. Manning. of
Camden. \. j.. are the guests of Mr.
William L. Dawson ard family.
Miss Rose Drrnncn and Miss Moliir
Aaul, Of leweS, Del. attended the Hem
lopen Hop at Rrhohoth, last Saturday.
Prof Isaac CoSlctt and his two sons.
'of North East. are the instrumental
musicians ut summit tirove Camp Meet
ing.
Miss Ion vircor+ ~ phiI,l,r,hi, :.
spending the summer at the home of Mr..
and Mrs, William J. Arrants, in Elk
Neck.
Miss Bertha Johnson, of Philadelphia.
.,ur+ Mr.. wiui,n, ~ n,,n ,,
Theodore
ocann nrorn h,i,, ,,''', o,'," a., .., a.
tb.ir sister lr.. pntI,n.,u Ini-i, a."
m,rtb of ,nmr.t
IL. I. NhltIocN, of Chester, Pa and
D. y. blnWrH, OF Mt. Holly. \. j.. wrr"
Eme guests OF !Iliam Il. Coleman, of
SHeS'l'aNe 'ltF' last week.
Mr.. John ). Resell. EX-Clerk to the
H"ard OF County Commissioners of this
%Dul'ty, has been elected Director and
Nlr"-frcSdcnt of the Pussy, Jones Com.
pany of Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. William = E,.,,,, ,I;,.,,... p...i.
Evans and ,ir, T..,yn,. ~ tmI.,,.,,. ,,i..,.
Ada FoorI Of NiInr,nv.r n,L. Mi,.
INh,rnncr Grimm nf No,t rha.,n,. pn
Nrssrs Ramin,Id ra,.,,l,ra S,'.,I;, ",'
Frank and Stanley Evans are camping
at Ford'S Landing Mr.. Evans joined
1hem ON Thursday.
Rohn,t 7 NIi.,j,u and U-;Ir;.,,, p..,.,.....
rnnst.,I,I, .,irnj From, p,I,i,''
Landau nm th, .tno,nnr ..,Ia"t',," ~
tho ,tl,,,t;c ,r,.,.,.,,,,,. W,,,
DIV Tbn,. VIII ha,., I. MIMI
,shoro ON tI,o l,,,,r'..;,i, ,,,,;,,'
nort tn .ro,l H., .;.,h+ -, r.,,
T,,nco and cn,n,a''r 1T ''''-'' '''"
George w. Mctnllough of Whining
ron. Del. who has Il fine cotta@" at Re
hoboth. WAS i'll Eikton on Saturday. Mr.
McCull"ugh has great confidence in the
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Miss Stella halneS is SOJOurnlng mt
Cape May.
Misses Gertrude and Estelc Smith are
nj Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Mary 4. Dunbar and son, Ralph.
are 1T Ocean Grove.
W. Arthur Mitchell is on a business
trip to Cambridge, Md.
Miss Margaret L. White is visiting re-
lative> in Fort Deposit.
Hiss Nellie Grace. of En<ton. is the
guest of Mis- +. j. Henry.
Miss Lillian jenkins. of Philadelphia,
is visiting relatives in Elkton.
Miss Ann" ZONES, of Baltimore. is the
guest Of Mrs. y. +. Dr"nnrn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Alexander spent
last week at Ocean Grove. y. J.
Mrs. VIM. Z. FoYl of Kirkwood. Del.
was m Elkion visitor this week.
Miss Edna Lee rntcrt ined Miss Irene
Wife. of North East. this week.
Mrs. Ida Talmasr. OF Philadelphia is
the guest of Mrs. J. Frank racer.
Miss Hattie Evans is the guest of Mrs
Dexter NJ. Lee, In the Ninth District.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Reed. of Ches-
t'r. Pa. are visiting friends in Elkton.
Misses Ella Lynch ANA Naomi Vande-
GRIT >port the past week at Brtteron.
Miss Cora rippin. of Marydel. is the
ON ,N lT, MT q I u
Miss Lillian So!way. of Middlctown.
Del, spent this week with Miss Helen
Clay.
Mr. ami Mrs. Joshua Il. Witworth and
laughter, Miss Carrie. are ut Atlantic
City.
Miss Fannie Mar~hbank is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Taylor. at
Zion.
Miss Mol.ie Warren has returned home
after Il pleasant visit to Smyrna and
Dover.
j. Edward Beck, Of Dover Del. was
the guest of Eiktou friends several days
this week.
Mrs. lr". Dunbar, of Wilmington. Del.
last wn4k ''''' " -
MISS Mary Nan,y|kir. of Princeton. \.
j.. is visiting Mis-, Mamie HainrS. ut
ellen Mary"
Mss blanche Wilson. Of Wilmington.
i'tI,. mas been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Vi. Il. wilson.
"IH H. -A'-aFu mas returned home
'''' p: r','T''' WISH u h'F SISTER, Mrs
''0'' '''''"''''
Miss Mabel Ju"kiu> and Mr.. William
Roberts, of Raiti1uorn hovn Ln.n VISITING,
Miss Nina Sparks, of Wilmington.
p'l.. Is tn" guest of Miss florence JEFF
ierS III West Elkton
pr,f md ,I.. p,,.. - ,, \.
~ ~, "'Nr ',,@ IN" guests oi key. ana Mrs.
NUS H. '"' ''''''"''
Mrs. e. W. Willie. of WASHINGTON. u
G.. is the guest Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas ". Hague.