Democratic messenger., 1904-09-10
LOOALS.

Miss Charlotte White. Of Easton.
visited Mrs. Sarah Higgins this week.
Miss Bessie johnson has returned
home from visit to New Jersey.
Mr. Charles W. DRYDEN, of Green
backville. visited relatives here this
week.
Mrs. James p Townsend visited
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon b. Jones. this
week.
Mrs. Walter J. Doyle, of Philadel-
phia. visited her father, Mr.. A. ID. Irwin,
this week.
MIR. Leroy Smith, who has position
i'm the Baltimore post office. is home on
his vacation.
Revival services will begin at Good
Will, Sunday evening. Sept. llth, in the
NJ +. Church.
Best groceries, meats. and vegeta-
bles of all kinds always on hand at q.
w. Wonnell's.
Miss Mary Hayward, of Pocomoke
City, was the guest this week of Mrs.
John l.. Robins.
- WelsH DTOS. ClICuS tAulUittu mere
Monday to good sized audiences. The
acts were very good and the show was
free of gamblers.
Miss Ollie Petit of the MESSENGER
force is enjoying herself with relatives
and friends in Salisbury.
Mrs. John T. Taylor and Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence NJ. Taylor are visiting in
Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Capt. William Mumford, of Green
backville. visited his daughter, Mrs.
William II. Petit. this week.
DIR. E. s. Dashiell will be in Berlin
at the office of DR.. John w. Pitts. next
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Samuel II. Townsend has been
the guest for a week of Mrs. William s.
Wilson at her cottage at Ocean City.
Mrs. Wrixam Payne, and daughter.
Miss Cecile. of Philadelphia. are guests
of her sister, Mrs Thomas III. Collins.
MIR. and Mrs. r. NJ. johnson spent
few days in Wilmington this week
with their daughter, Mrs. II. +. Jones.
Mr. Edmund Foster. wife and son
Of Baltimore. were guest at the home of
Ex-Governor Smith several days this
week
Mr. Marion T. Hargis. Miss Nora
Hargis and Miss Helen Moore are en-
joying the sights at the st. Louis Expo
sition
Mrs Dora Ryhno, of Wilmington,
spent several days Of this week with
Mrs. Thomas johnson at her home near
Cedartown.
%. NJ. Purnell. real estate agent, has
three houses and lots for sale in Snow
Hill. on easy terms. Prices range from
$3.50 to 5000.
Mr.. w. S. Powell, of the Baltimore
Police Force. returned to Baltimore
Tuesday, after spending his vacation of
ten days here.
Miss Lillian Hazen, who has been
the guest of Miss Nora Hargis for sew
eral week, left Thursday for her home
in Knoxville. Tenn.
Miss Beulah P. Vincent is quite sick
with fever. She was unable therefore
to participate in the Teachers Normal
School musical program.
Rev. Alfred Smith, of Dover, DEL,
will preach at Conners NJ. K. Church
Sunday afternoon. He will preach at
Girdletree in the morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Franklin and
daughter, Miss Katie, left Monday for
Baltimore. after spending several weeks
with relatives in Snow Hill.
j. +. Fuller, principal of the short
hand department of Goldey College. has
a national reputation as a successful
stenographer and shorthand reporter.
Preaching IN Mackenzie Memorial
Presbyterian church tomorrow (Sun-
day. morning and evening at the usual
hours by the pastor. Rev. j. b. North.
EARLY Fall Hats at Riley's Millinery,
POcomoke City; also newest things in
Fancy Notions for woman's dress. Buy
ers are benefited there. New York
Styles.
Mrs. Sidney J. Mumford and daugil-
ter. Sadie, have returned to their home
in Baltimore. after spending several
weeks with relatives in Salisbury and
-Ex- Mayor CHARLES r Disharoon. of
Salisbury, and dahahter. Miss Ora DISH
aroon. were here to witness the marriage
of Miss Nellie Stevenson and Mr.. John
NJ. Collins
Prof Charles S. Richardson, of the
Maryland Agricultural College. left
Wednesday morning for College Park,
after spending the summer in Snow Hill
and Stockton.
Don't forget Dickinson's new milli-
merry department. They are prepared to
serve those who are in need of new
fall nat early at once. Stocks are in and
trimmers at work.
Prof. Thomas III. Spence and fami-
ly who have been spending the summer
at "Lansdowne," left Tuesday for Col
lege Park where he will resume his du-
ties as vice-principal of the Maryland
Agricultural College.
Mr.. S. King White. of Salisbury,
cashier of the Peoples National Bank.
and one of the editors of the Salisbury
1drertiser. spent several days here this
week. the guest OF his brothers. Messrs.
j. Edward and O. V. White.
e'-Rev. Alfred Smith. Conference