The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-08-06
PERSONAL.

Wildwood n. j.
Miss Helen Wells is with friends in
the Sixth district.
Miss Nellie Brown is Il guest of Mrs.
Albert Con,stable's.
Miss Gertrude Holt is at a rennsy-
wanna mour,nn resort.
George Il. Mattngly, Of Wilmington.
spent Sunday in Elkton.
Omar ID. Crothcl-s has returned from
n short visit to Atlantic City.
Miss Stmhoin. of Newark. L. visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John $. Stl@horn.
Mrs. Hester Lewis and daughters are
making an extended visit in Dover.
General mud RS. \. W. Evans and
Mis- Nam E.lis are at Atlami" City.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Il. Walm>lcy. of Buff
falo. \. Y, are with Elkton relatives.
Mrs. e. II. IIum is entertaining her
neice Miss Mary Mohr!ein, Of Port De-
poSit.
Rev. William Schouer will spend the
next two weeks, at Ortley. on the Jersey
Coast.
Samuel ~ Holhster. of New York
City. hats hran visiting his friend Cha>.
Blake.
Mr. and milS. William j. Miller are
visiting the lati,rs parents ut Trinity
Rcct0ry
MIS-. John T.. AlcXaulcr has been en-
tcltaining Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson.
of SpaITowS' Point.
Miss Elsie LhMk, of Philadelphia. is
visiting Mrs Alfred Hartman at White
Hail. near Elkton.
Frank &. ellis spent last week at his
daughters, Mrs Nathaniel Knowles.
cottage ut Atlantic City.
Carroll Edgar ard family are spend
ing some time in Tablet county with
relatives Of The former
George A. AMI Charlie, Blake left yes
tertlay for -,llcntown, y. j.. and will
later visit 0ccu, iIrOv".
w. S. Evans. ard family with several
friends are making a months stay ut
Fords Landing, Elk river.
Mr. and Mrs. r'ra4sk Met 'h,>,llry are
entertaining Mr.. .plrd Mrs. Albert Nc
ChcSnry. of Philadelphia.
Mrs. DR. Howard Blatton is entertain
ing Mrs. Kate MckimSey and daughter
Miss Jul!a, II Wilmington.
Me~,r&. CI,,>. Il. Fnlpy and Cha~ r.
Finley. Jr.. returned on Thursday from
a trip through New England
Rev. John McElmoyle left yesterday
for Ocean city where he will conduct
service throughout the NORTH of Aug.
Mrs. Tna.9. ~ Lewis and daughter
have rctur,,s-.l .aine after spending a
short time with Mrs. Sara A. Dunbar.
Of Wilmington.
Dls. 7. IL. w,l c. II. Gilpin. Of Mid
dletown and ca r.irItown. are At the Til
pin homestead, t., ~ town, for II stay
during the mo:Ah
Mrs. W. l.. L,rraster and daughter
We're with Wilmington friends this
week. They .l'rit last week in New
York and RronEN.
Henry Il. Tnlr, IT, ESD, editor of the
Cecil Wing. .nisd on the American
liner "AIerip," from Philadelphia for
Liverpool o. Saturday.
Mr. Huntg. Sykes anl sister. Miss
Hannah. OF T1lli;.4t City. have returned
home after a t., Salt stay of three
weeks with u um! Mrs. $. Claude
Sykes.
Miss Viola Matthews, who has been
spending her vacation at the home of
her father Pr.r.pn Matthews. has re-
turned to rhiaor.phra.
Mr.. and Mr.. George W. Bil,s. Of
Providence, have returned from West |
ern trip including; t visit TO the formers
brother in Nc,ri, ka, and n stay of sew
eral lays nt the st. Louis Exposition.
The Mis.gt-. Edna alM Maud Field |
meyer iuwd Miss Nellie Ennis. of Anna
polls, who were The guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John :. SlrAholil during July left
for home os Mos lay.
Mrs. Cha> y. Worhurton. who spent
July with Mr.. and Mrs. W. Y. Warbur-
ton. left on Monday for her parents
home in WGs!t Philadelphia. where she
will remain until October.
\ lawn Iurty WIS given to :; number
of his frielm'> 1T his mothers Residences
on East AIFim .tiect on last Friday
evening by Charles \. Tul, Who'll eft on
Saturday for Rotten ly ,ya via Balti
more
DIR. \. ID. M,CDn&rhie. II Baltimore,
was in town u. Sunday. He htr recent
ly been elected sic, -pre>''!cn of the
Maryland Medicoi College and is n0w
occulist at SpIi l.;iirld Asylum 1T Sykes
vile. Md.
Word reached here o. Sunday that
Donald Cameron, the Youngest son of
l.. o. CameIJL, WAS seriously i'll at
Denver, Colo, WHITTIER he Went recent
ly for relief for lung trouble. His mo-
Their AND brother Norman w. Cameron
left at once for Denver.
j. Ward George. II son of Thomas W.
George, of INktpn. has just been pro
NOTED from Wire Chief mt Baltimore to
Manager al lticllmold. Va, for the
American IyaE: Distance Telephone Co.
Mr. George Is one of the many Elkton
boys who entered the local telegraph
Office and later filled important places