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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04
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L.,,,to, pr,o, r,oo,,,,
ui'o'i i'"iie'i"-feoi'ies Drug store.
Plans are fast developing at Denny
Street Methodist Episcopal Church for the
largest and grandest revival in the history
Of tho church. The revival will commence
Monday night and continue two weeks,
a chorus Of fifty voices under Professor
Mitchell, one of the best revival leaders
in the city, vii! furnish the music. There
will be at least six Instruments m the
grand choir u'ho mnsicsw viii 'he a fa,+nro
OF the revival, and Rev. MI. Jones expects
big results from the musical part Of the
programme Rev. A. a. Jones, tho nnstor.
will he assisted in the meeting by his
sou. Rev. George Wesley Jones. OF Nor
folk, who has lust closed one of the larr-
est REVEALS in the history of thar civ.
Other denominations of Fulton and the
cty will lend aid to Denny Street In tho
work.
lIenrico Council, ROYAL Arcnn,,m Is
making big preparations TO celebrate their
twentieth anniversary, which Will take
place the latter part OF this month Inwi-
ta,icns vii! be issued to prominent members
of the order throughout tho country, ana
u number of visitors from the CITY vii
be Invited
Tho Virginia and North Carolina Chem.
zeal Company are establishing another
saw-mill department of tboir h,,sinars a.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04
HIDDEN AWAY.
A Discovery Worth While.

1t startles one when he comes to know
absolutely that wrong selection OF food
" the direct cause of the weak eyes. kid
4 hey trouble, dyspepsia or whatever may
be the form disease takes, and that
right food vii! work Il natural cure. but
IT is easy 10 prove by actual test The
following IS an example:
Five monthg ago ] was In despair
not knowing the cause OF my desperate
condition. ] had run down TO los pounds
and suffered from a chronic sore throat
sore eyes and what was hardst 10 bear,
an awful nervousness and hysteria which
al times almost ran into insanity.
Finally a large swelling appeared in
the throat and feared cancer. The nel-
8y0usness got worse and when ] found !
could stand It no longer and no medicine
could take world caro- me, | concluded
to take the advice of the Postum Cereal
Company and change diet. My stomach
never hurt me, SO thought that was all
right anyhow. But l learned a thing or
two.
3 Well j quit tea and coffee entirely and
began eating CiIape-Nuts three times a
day ] began 10 improve and get well.
What relief My sore eyes throat
trouble and terrible ntryouRness gradually
left and have gained thirty-fye pounds
In weig ht. II proved 10 he {. hidden stom-
aeh trouble that did not show except
in other parts OF the body. but the real
sronbIe came from stomach, and 80 when
the right food like Grape Nuts was given
10 the stomach, II quickly got well and
anade good blood that cured the other
ailsn Name Furnished upon application
IN Postum Company, Battle Greek, Mich.
People don't realize the great truth
that the stomach and the food are re-
rppnsible II, m9st all cases for mans
Happiness or distress.
Nothing 3 more sure than for people
"a Improve in health II they will change
she eiet and use Grape Nuts three times
II day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04
AFTER MEMBERS
a Big Movement Launched at the Y. M.
Q. A. Yesterday

The biz membership movement was
launched at the association building yes
terday, and the activity Is already very
great. Generals Stills and Watson are
backed by six strong mon MS CAPTAINS.
and each captain is working hard on his
company. Applications are already being
secured by the men. and II is predicted
that there will be a large addition to the
association membership,
1t is animated that ono feature Of The
contest will be two fine entertainments.
but just at present the minds of tho NOM
bers and large corps of workers is set
OH making the Polk Miller entertainment.
to be held at the Academy February 18th,
n tremendous success. The programme
for this Is completed, and full announce
mcnts will be made next week
Inquiries arc being made at The asso-
citation building concerning tickets. These
can he secured from tho members or at
the building, beginning Tuesday. 10Th.
Admission will be 30 and rs cents, incllld-
ms reserved seats, Several Of tho boxes
have been already taken by prominent
citizens, There will he large crowd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04
INSIST THAT HOBSON
SHALL REMAIN I'M NAVY

Try Associated I'ro-s.i VI
WASHINGTON. Feb, 3,--I'hn Navy De-
partment is unwilling to allow CONSTITUTE
tor Iobson To retro from tho navy, even
upon resignation outright and the ahand-
onmcnt of tho privilege OF going upon the
retired list, The reason for the unWil-
lingness is tho pressing need OF the con-
structlon corps for the services of Just
such young officers as Mr. liobson and
the effort Will he made IN Induce him
to remain on active duty The con-
strl,ctlon corps has lost the services oil
four able officers during the past year
ana With the rapdly-lncrcaslns amour
Of construction work the Navy Depart
ment feels that 1t must stop tho drain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04
COMMITTEE FAVORS
COLOMBIAN TREATY
(By Associated press.)


WASHINGTON. February 3.-The Sen.
ate Committee on Foreign Relations
to-day agreed to report favorably the
treaty with Colombia for building an
isthmian canal.
Tho agreement to report the treaty wa
reached after three or four slttings, de-
voted IN the main to hearing Senator
Nlorgan's objections to tho document in
Its present shape. He had not concluded
when the vote to report was taken to-
DAY. put he announced that he would be
willing to transfer the discussion TO the
floor of the Senate.
Only Senators Morgan and Bacon voted
against tho treaty, Senator Bacon an
nounced that his opposition was to the
time OF reporting and not to the treaty
itself
me committee Will recommend the
ratification OF tho treaty without argu-
lnent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04
MINISTER HART RESIGNS
a. y. Beaupre is Now Our Representa-.
tive in Colombia.
IRy Associated Press !

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. February g.
Charles D. Hart. Limited States minister
20 Colombia, has resigned that office, and
a N Beaupre, the present secretary of
'tle legation at lsogota, has been appoints
cd minister to succeed him. Alban a !
SNYDER of West Virginia. formerly United
States vice-oonsu at Portlrla Diaz. Mex
lco, mas been appointed secretary of lcga-
tinn 10 succeed MIR, Beaupre,
iAe latter WAS appointed from Illinois.
ar Hart has contemplated resigning for
more than n year, as he desires 10 re-
turn to newspaper work In West Virginia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04
.Elba Council, No. 20.

Elbn Council opened up last night with
q , very large crowd in attendance Much
business was transacted. Reports were
heard from several committees. and the
. office of conductor, which had been de-
rlared vacant at the last meeting, was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04

tho sister OF Mrs. Robert c. Scott iH X
Richmond and is stopping at the Jcffer
son. Friends of Mrs Nickles, who hayt
met her during former visits. will b,
glad to renew their acquaintance.
Miss Mary W. Lewk and Miss Sadie sut.
ton will leave Thursday for New Yorh
for visit OF several weeks TO the mo
tropolis.
Miss Lulie Drew Barham. of South.
ampton county is visiting Mrs Raymond
Pilson at the Pebbleton apartments.
Washington. Miss Barham is tho daugh,
ter of Hon. j. l.. Barham. and ha.
since her debut been a conspicuous flgur,
In the social life of the South. She lil.
been the recipient OF much attention
and greatly admired for her refined con.
vcrsatonal powers
Miss Clara Chalk. of Church Hill, whe
has been visiting friends in Henderson,
is now in Oxford. n. c.. where she will
be for some weeks longer.
Miss Bessie Fieck and Miss Dora Lang,
of New York who have been visiting
here. left for Washington, where they
will be the guests of Congressman Henry
NJ. Goldfagle.
Miss Lucy Powell, of Baltimore, who is
visiting Richmond relatives. was an at
tractive figure at tho Assembly german
Monday night
Miss Lima Shields and Miss Elise Stokes
have gone from Warenton, Va. where
they have been visiting. to Savannah
Georgia. From Savannah they will so
to Florida. Cuba and perhaps to New
Orleans for Mardi Gras.
Miss Maria Moseley. Miss Grace
Shields nLii Mr.. Granville Valentine
who have been having a most delightful
winter in Paris, are expected home III
March
Miss Maitland of Fredericksburg, is
the guest of Mrs. William Parrish.
Mrs. Scott Parrish has returned from
a visit TO relatives in Boston and other
Northern cities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04

the little daughters of Mr.. and Mrs..
L. Betniss. and nieces of the bridegroom.
will be flower girls. carrying baskets q
violets.
wedding breakfast will BIO served
after tho ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. VII.
llams will spend their honeymoon al
Lakewood. n. j., returning to No. II,
North Fourth Street. Richmond. aftei
April 18th. ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04

filled. Brother W. G.. Carson being
elected. Several interesting talks We're
made and the council adjourned at
late hour after Il very enthusiastic
meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04
Personal Mention.

MRS. Clifford NIckles, Of Philadelphia
tho sister OF Mrs. Robert c.. Scott. Is X
Richmond and is stopping at the Jeffer.
son. Friends of Mrs. Nickles. who havt
met her during former visits. will b.,
glad to renew their acquaintance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04

Miss Mary w. I.ewis, and Miss Sadie Sui.
ton will leave Thursday for, New Yora
for visit OF several weeks TO the mo.
tropols
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04

Can You tell me where can procure
copy of the poem The Polish Boy
which Is spoken as a recitation? Prob
ably some OF Your friends might know.
Referred.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04

Mrs Egbert G. Leigh will entertain at
cards next Saturday afternoon. Ten ta-
bles will engage. and dainty decorations.
score cards and markers will elaborate
the daffodil color tint.
Mrs. Leigh is one Of the most charming
of the many young hostesses and matrons
who now adorn Richmond society.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
I Social 0n0 !
Personal !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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W uipns > llo'el '..a II. y.
..e cno'r % VIZ emuiel, o.'e ~,
.ne most e1olent nnu pesl 'ra.nea III '''e
e' ~, WIS .ruls ue,sn ..u. n,,n,i
Musical selections, songs rotations ana
sonNersetl1 ,, aol'tr,ou'eu 10 me envy
,.. ,mS 81, H. 49,. itts,
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M.'r,,,,a,, Nt,ss ,sn,,, = Nvost Ntiss' Nnttic
MnI, ~ VAN Mi N,ss IS,v Marry Worth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04
Miller d Rhoad,
Miller g Rhoads
It's Sprilgtirre in the
Wash Goods Section

Wa refreshing sight it is step from the changcabe oud
climate OF February into the pring-ke air and appearance
Wash Goods Store with its dainty white and coored fabrics
The cottons exquisite design than this year.
the best OF it all is there's price bargain end to these pretty
which makes them especially attractive to who like to
Just little ahead OF the crowd purchasing for spring
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04
At the Wonlan's Club.

Next Monday afternoon, February 9th.
Mr. Franklin Cowlcs Woodward, formerly
prominent educator OF South Carolina,
who Is spending the winter In Richmond,
will address tho members Of the Wn,
sman's Club at 40 o'clock, on "Thc Uses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04

Can you tell where President Andrew
Jacl<son's parents were born? If so.
please state through your column, and
you will oblge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04

4 CONSTANT READER.
Both We're Scotch-Irish peasants, ma
t!ves of Carrickfergus, ireland, They emf
grated to America in 1865.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-11-21
An Unusual Anniversary,

On Sunday last at the conclusion Of
the morning service at the ElktCn NJ f.
Church, Rev. DIR. Il. +. Martindale took
the congregation by surprise, by asking
an usher to request Mr. Augustus A.
Brown, the venerable Sexton of the
church, TO step up to the altar rail. Mr..
Brown promptly responded, having had
no intinmtion of the pleasure awaiting
him. DIR. NartinGalc then present cd him
Il handsome Teachers Bible, as Il souy-
cnlr of his twenty-SeCOnd anniversary as
sexton Of the church. delivering with it
neat ccngIatuatOry address, in which
he assured Mr.. Brown. that while some
may regard the ScXton>hip of Il church
as an humble position, yet he regarded
it l:4 an honorable cnp. rrciting the in
tcreSting fact, that an hOnored Senior
Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, the late Levi Scott of rpvcrCd
memory, WAS buried in front of the
church cdiiice Of which he had once been
the sexton. DR.. Martindalc also stated,
that during the period of his ministry,
he could recall only one ether instance
IN which sexton of n church had served
so long as Mr.. Brown. The presentation
was unexpected by him, and was Il pleas
ing appreciation of his long aud faithful
service.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-11-21
WeChanlC>' Valley

The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
ut the store of Blake X Field.
ITu>kiug corn and cunning seem 10 be
til" or,i,r of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James MOtfitt attended
the wedding of Mr.. +. Il. Haincs and
Miss Torbrrt. in Elkton. last week.
Mr.. John Potts of Wilmington, Del,
spent l;'st week cunning near here.
Our Srolt~ who have been cunning re-
port game scarce in this section
Mrs. Howard solomon, of Chester,
Pa, spent last week with Mrs. Alfred
RcnShaw.
Mcs>ls. Clayton Boulden, of Whining
ton. Del. Newman Grant and Howard
So.~m~a, Of Chester. Pa. Abe Lane and
Harry Lewis. of Darby, Pa, spent hast
week cunning with Mr.. Jesse Boulder.
One day wgi'1 spent cunning near Thco-
Lorc. They report having a fine time
What has become of our Gun Club ?
Can't we have some excitement Thanks
giving Day.
Rumor has told uN there was to be a
wedding in our little town some time
age, but the caithumpian band is still
waiting. Get wise loys uIon our fair
mIidCn'S return
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-11-21
DEAN NOT GUILTY,
Jury AcquitS HIM Of The Charge Of
Shooting John Blackburn.

The Court at Bel Air, ON Wednesday,
took up the cHrir of William Dean. of
North East. this county, charged with
assanting John Blackburn, Of IIavre de
Grace.
The assault happcncd last May at the
house of Lewis FrcSCh, in Havrc de
Grace. between | and T. o'clock. Black
burn testified that he vert to the house
and while there had several drinks. He
and Dean got in fight and both were
badly used up. Dean shot him through
the breast, and the ban PASSED through
HIS lung. He suffered considerably, and
WAS near the point of death several
times. Dean WAS in company with II
Miss McGuvin at the house. which
Blackburn Resented and which led to the
fight. Dean claims he WIS assaulted by
Blackburn, who hit him several times
with steel knucilcs. mnd he shot in self
defense.
The c"He WIS concluded in the after
nC"H, and the jury returned verdict of
not guilty.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-11-21
Wedding Ann verSary.

Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Hamblcton
celebrated the 45th anniversary of their
marriage ut Calvert, ON Thursday even
ing, November 18th, which proved a very
enjoyable affair Among the guests pre-
sent were the following Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas TIaynor, Mr.. Harry Traynrr,
Misses Ella ana Florence Trayn0r, Miss
Irene Clayton, Miss jesse Slicer, Mr..
James Gallagher. Mr.. W. Dawson. Mr..
Charles HaSSon, of Calvert; Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Hamhlcton, Miss l.. Ham
hlcton, Of Port Deposit: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Fatchcll, Mr.. and Mrs. +. T..
Strickland, Stewart and Pearl Strick-
land, Mr.. II. W. Williamson. Mr.. George
y. Qucin, Miss Maggie Cloud. Of provid-
cncc; Mr.. John Kerr, of Lewi>svillc, Pa.
Mr.. James Douglass. Mr. NJ. ralcucr,
Mr.. Il. w. Drenncn. of Oxford, Pa; Mr..
and Mrs. George Hamblcton, Miss Hes
ter HambletOn. Of Wilmington. Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Watson. Miss AL
verda Watson, Mr. l.. Watson, of Farm
inGton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-11-21
CharlestoWn.

Mrs. NJ. f.. Goucrt of Philadelphia, is
the guest Of Mrs. J. Wesley Logan, at
The Naples
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen have re-
turned to their home in st. Louis, Mo-,
after spending some time with Mrs. Al
l"n>' IurertS, Mr.. and Mrs. James Whit
,u"k
Miss Whitlock is the guest of Philldel-
rhin friends.
Miss Logan was an Elkton visitor this
week.
Mr.. II. Il. jackson and family have
moved to- Wilmington. Del.
Mis- Bessie Lamar is the guest OF
Philadelphia relatives
Miss Bacon, of Wilmington. Del, is
the guest of Miss Black
II. II. Barnes was an ElktCn visitor
this week.
Mr.. J"hn Hutton and family, of Will
muEtnn, Del, We're ut their summer
home here this week.
Miss Nellie Clark is home after an
extended visit with friends in Winnings
ton. Del.
Miss Wilson. of Akin, is at Tho
Naples"
Mrs. Il. J. Cantwcll has returned homo
after spending some time in Wilmington.
Mr.. II. X. Barnes was in Wilmington,
Del. this week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-11-21
The Cigarette Fiend.

Magistrate Crane. of New York. sit
ting in the Harlem Police Court made
public on "Wednesday, Il letter which he
had received from Il mother in philadel-
phigl, plai>ing him for his attempts to
discourage cigarette smoking. The letter
said :
"Thank God. there is one mam who
darS speak his mind against this hydra
headed monster. cigarettes. | believe
they have caused more crime than all
other iufamicS in the world. They dull
the intellect, and crush cut all the good
in one that smokes them. especially the
Turkish cigarettes that contuin a con-
c"ction of opium or some perniciouI in
gredicnr. They are machines of the
Devil, used to- corrupt the rising gcuera-
tjbn.
''Nhy ,HrIrt the Government of the
United States, be made to see this in its
proper light ard put stop to the man
ufarture Of the cursed cigarette ! The
NEST Of the suicides and murders conn
mttcd have been traced to the cigarette
tipnd.
'Aly boy, cluZed by cigarettes, tried to
Kill himself by iIhaling gas; WAS found
ard saved: but | doubt if he will ever
recover from the ctfectlS-,n 10y that had
everything to live for. bright and intel
ligent. full of spirit and rcpaltcc made
moroSc ard cynical, with no desire to live
by this habit. | thank you from my
heart for What YOU have done and said.
Go On in the good work. You will be
blessed fer it."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-11-21
CeciltOn.

Miss Lizzie Price, of Middletown, Del.
is spending some time with her mother,
Mrs. Mary a. Price.
Ms. James III. Smith and Miss Leila
y. Mccoy $pclI Thursday OF last week
in Philadelphia shopping.
Mrs. James i. Mccoy. Misses Eliza
Biggs and Arlie Mccoy We're guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. J. Schofeld on Watncs-
day of last week.
Miss Maud Robinson is entertaining
her friend from Philadelphia.
Miss Florence Etherington and brother
were entertained on Sunday by Town
send friends.
Misses, Jones. of AIilliugtun. were the
guests of their aunt. Mrs Mary A. Price
part of last week
Mr. Samuel DcShane and two other
gentlemen friends were entertained by
Mrs NJ. f.. Clayton ON Sunday evening
Mr.. J. Groome Steele, of Chesapeake
City, and Miss Helen Clayton. of Mid
dletown. Del. spent Sunday with Mrs.
&. W. Padley.
Mrs. George Pad1ey will hold IL social
nt her home, near town, ON Thanksgiving
evening. The public are cordially in
vited. Ice cream for sale. Admission
10 cents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-11-21
Inspection Of Wingate Post, G. A. R.

There WIS a good attendance of tho
members of Wingate Post, No. o, G. A.
X, at their post room, in the &. A. X.
HAIL, on Wednesday evening, November
11th. the occasion being the annual in
specton of the Post by the officers of
the Department of Maryland G. A. II.
The inspection was conducted by Capt
George w. Johnson, assisted by Capt
William Stahl Department Commander
Col. James Campbell, Past Senior Vice
Department Commander aud Comlade
Robert III. Cameron. After tho intSpec-
tion, an informal campfire was held
Speeches We're made by Commander
Stahl, Comrades Campbell and Johnson
also by Comrades Rceder, West, Day
and Mccullough, of Wingate Post
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-11-21
Preachers Visit North East.

Pastor Wise and congregation. of the
North East NJ. r.. Church, on Monday
entertained the members of the Whining
ton Preachers Association which held
its regular weekly meeting in the church.
Luncheon was served in the g. A. X.
Hall to the visitors. many of whom were
accompanied by their wives In the
afternoon religious services, were held at
which Rev. \. W. Lghtbourne. of Ep.
worth Church, Wilmington. preached the
sermon. The visitors were delighted with
their trip and gave Pastor Wise and his
flock warm praise for their zeal and per
severance IN securing the erection OF
their handsome new church. ,o
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-11-21
Birthday Party.

Master Stewart &. Strickland. of Pro.
vidcnce. this county. WIS given a birth
Cay surprise party on Monday evening.
November 10th. The evening was spent
playing games and having a general
good time. After being served with re-
frcShmcnts, HIS little friends left. asSur-
ing him they hard spent II very pleasant
evening. Those present Were Misses
Maize Phillips. Emily and Mamie Scar
borough. Nellie and Catharinc Fechly,
Hattie Delworth. Clara Mct'adden. DCl.,
Racine. May and Florence Dcnsmorc.
Marion Strickland Of Elkton: Pearl
Strickland McSsilcs. Albert and Isicar
Garrett, Roy and Salem Barrow. Henry
DcnSmorc, Roy Stephens. John and Geo.
Null, George tceihly, Thomas Settle.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-11-21
Perryville.


NoPleS pl the cecl! w hl% are on sale
rn'" week Ill ierrFNllle, at the News
I,'uu' anu "re also ueHVered by GuY
DclihiS' " cents copy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George |, Rnvd v-nra
shopping in phila,lrlphia InSt wrrk
MIS-. 4. II, Owens is III g,t thiS writin~
Miss Blanche Craig is h,iu.. cntrrt,in-
cd by her aunt, Mr. q. H. White nr
rhi!udrlphin.
Mrs Harry Cooling WAS thn ruc.t of
her sister Mrs. Edward Rose. i'm RoIti-
more. on Friday.
Mr.. William Little and dourhtc,>,
Lillian ard Helen. w,rr ru,sts of Mr.
and Mrs JamcS IittIc. on Suu(,v
Mrs. Nnuricc +. Colo is VISITING r,Io-
tivuS and friends, in phiI,dnlnhi, nna
Wilmington.
Miss Ida p Cochrou I,,s ,ctu,rcl ~
her home, after sprndiur some timr with
Mrs. Sherwood Kirk in phiIolrhbio
Mr.. Willis Cooling. of Tome Irsti-
tute. visited his PARENTS. MIR. and Mrs
Harry Cooling on Monday.
Miss Sadie Calvert and Mr., HUGH Gal.
vert visited CharIc>tcwn c., Sun,',v
Mrs, Bid,llr. of Roltimnrr w.., tho
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry rier.nn
last week.