The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-05-30
Port Deposit.

The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
in Port Deposit mt Stebbng's News
Stand B cents a copy.
Mr.. Il. X. Atkinson. of Columbia, Pa,
was in town several days this week.
Mr.. Gilbert Matthews, of Avondale,
Pa, WAS with his parents over the Sab
bath.
Mr.. Harry Webster. of Bel Air. Was
in town the first of the week.
Mrs. NJ. Clapp returned Saturday from
4 delightful visit with friends in Paw
tuckct, Il. |.
Miss Mary Boyd, of Philadelphia, paid
| short visit to her parents recently.
Mr.. Thomas Murray, of Elkton, WAS
n town on Saturday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Leslie Iannum, of CheS-
Ter, Pa. enjoyed the time from Saturday
until Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. James
rarr.
Mrs. Watson and daughter have re-
turned to Philadelphia. after Il pleasant
visit TO the Misses Evans.
Drs pancoaSt and Finncy. of Bait
rorc. were guests of Mr.. William Il.
Neshitt this week
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wcntz, of Elk
ton, We're i'll town on Monday.
Rev. \. $. Mowhray was in HagcrS-
town several days this week.
Captain Perry. Of the battleShip Iowa,
the guest of Mr.. L. T.. McClcnahan.
Mrs. Frank Clendrnnin and daughter.
visited friends in town recently.
DR.. and Mrs. y. w. Harris and Mr..
W. Aldrich were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
I. X. Nanneman on Sunday.
Miss Marion Long. of Evanston, H..
r'StinG her sister. Mrs. W. W. Hop
kins.
IS Edmonds. of Washington, ID. C..
is visiting Miss Helen Shaad.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. W. Rauch and Miss
Beaver. of Shamokin, who has been en-
oying themselves 1T the home of Mrs.
!. \. Gerry. have returned 10 their HON"
II Shamokin.
Mr.. Willard .\ldrich was in Baltimore
| IN Wednesday.
Mrs. Minnie Lawton has returned to
Ter home in Chester, Pa. after visiting
relatives here.
''r. Jacob Butchcnhart. of Fhiladc-
Dhiu, WAS in town on Sunday.
Mr.. Baldwin. of Wilmington. Del. en-
Dyed Saturday and Sunday with frell ~
in town.
VA. IsIIIltI ' 'liII HIS INl'HdSfN Il
cry fine looking horse.
Saturday afternoon Mr.. Harry Mes
tits horse broke away from the hitch
NJ post in front of the house, ran up
he street and into a stone wall. when h.
roisr from the pha,tOm ANA ran to til
livery stable. The phnctom. was consiI-
erably damaged but no one nurt
Mr.. Willard McDowr. has just finish
I'd putting Il concrete pavement in front
If his house. and the one next him also
4 porch of the same material at the lat
ter place. He is HOW putting II pave
mrnt in front Of the Presbyterian Mansr.
Mr.. John Boyd, one of our Oldest citi-.
ems. died at the home of his son. on
south Main Street. last Friday night.
Funeral on MnIiay morning. 1T IL
,'rlorE htcrmcnt 1T West Nottingham
cemetery.
MIR. John Strout is improving his house
~ tIc inside. also putting new railing
round ms Torch.
For several weeks Mr. Garrison Fri>t
o@mcrly of this town. CoV of Cleveland
jaio, his had typhoidfxtr. whirh has
urErl 10 blood poisoning Word reach
| Il her" that his lcg must be amput rtrl.
nj his death could lie expected. Three
.: his brothers left Monday morning for
'!"vrland. Mr. FIRST is fine young
aam, industrious ANA upright. Since mo-
ng in Ohio he has established himself i
"siMrSs ANA has twelve employees: OWLS
i~ property AMI hadr fair to be MlNu
# affairs. He married nhiladcphi'
lady som" years ago. and took her West
With him. 1t is to b" hoped thrr" ma'
~ some mistake AMI that he may iiv.