Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-02-28
BERLIN.

Mrs. William Ennis. OF Wilmington,
Is the guest of her sister in.law, Mrs.
Joe Berhards.
Miss Lizzie Marshall went to Sails.
bury last week TO make visit to her
sister, Mrs William Bostic
Mr.. Edwin Calhoon who has been in
business III Georgetown for some time,
came home this week to visit his pa.
rents.
Mrs. John Rayne who has been in
Snow Hill few days. returned home
Wednesday accompanied by her friend
Mrs. William Cuff.
Rev l. c. Fosnocht. of Princess
Anne. preached Monday and Tuesday
for Rev. III. G. Budd, and Mr.. Walter
Gunby on Wednesday evening
Mr. John Smith left Monday for Bal.
tlmore to consult an ear specialist
Miss Louise Birmingham. of Ironshire.
has been in town this week visiting her
cousins, the Misses Mary and Amanda
Ayres
There are quite number of our pe1-
pie sick with severe colds and lagrippe.
Mrs Orlando Harrison, who has been
sick for several weeks we are sorry to
report is not any better
Mrs. Harry Mumford, of Salisbury,
came this week to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Pruitt.
Miss Lucie Smith leaves to-day far
Baltimore to spend the month of March
i'll the millinery department of Arm.
strong & Gator.
Mr.. David Adkins has bought Adams
saw mill. also two dwelling houses of
ylr. Riley Ennis near the mills, and
Iklll move his factories from home, ana
fwNl build and have all his ware houses
and mills there. His son Robert and
Mr.. Lester Holland have gone III part
nership with him.
Any one wishing pretty wall paper
will call on Mr.. James f. Wise. Mrs.
Annie Powell will be glad to show them
her samples.
Miss Clara Dilworth returned home
from a visit to friends and relatives at
Bridgeville Tuesday.
Mr.. Theodore Purnell, Of Berlin, and
Miss Essie Collins, of Bishopville, were
married at the home of the brides
fparents Tuesday, February 9th. They
took the train for Berlin. and will
board at the Majestic Hotel, until they
go to house keeping. We wish them a
happy journey through life.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID c. Hudson gave a
dinner to a few of their friends Monday
in honor of Mrs Henry ID. Tingle's 18th
birthday. The guests We're. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. ID. Tingle. Rev. and Mrs. W.
III. Bancroft. Mrs. Baldwin, Mr.. and
Mrs g. b. Taylor, and Mr.. Edwin
Abbott
MIR. Edward Tyler, of Baltimore,
made a short trip to Berlin this week.
Mrs l. H. Tomlinson and children,
of Salisbury. are visiting her sister. Mrs.
Charles Jackson.
Mrs G. G. Parsons is i'll Georgetown
this week making her sister visit
Providence permitting. there will be
preaching in the Presbyterian Church
TO morrow morning and evening Y. p.
NJ. at quarter of seven.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shovel, after
spending the winter i'll Virginia and
Baltimore, have returned home, and
will soon go to Ocean City to make
ready for the summer campaign.
Mrs. f. S. Furbush who has been to
Woodbridge visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w
Franklin for several weeks, returned
last week.
Dr. Zadok Henry of Baltimore, came
home Tuesday to visit his father who
was hurt by his horse dragging him
quite distance.
Mrs. L. T. Savage is home with us
again after an extended visit to friends
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. III. +. Harmonson. is in Kansas
this week buying mules and will have a
car load of fine animals at his stables in
Berlin the LIST of March. Don't buy I'M
til you see this lot.