The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-07-23
CHESAPEAKE CITY.
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each week in Chesapeake City, at Alex
ander's Drug Store. cents copy.
Miss Mamie Bouche!e is spending II
short time at Greenwich. Conn.
Joseph Manlove. of Ceciltom visited
his son II. V. Manlove on "Wednesday.
Mrs Henri Lindsay, Jr" of Whining
ion. is spending some time with re.a-
tivcS here.
DR. ii. \. CleavtS, OF Wilmington,
spent Sunday with his parents.
Mrs William An!sttr. of Baltimore,
is visiting her neither Mrs Annie Con
rry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah jefferson and Miss
Il, SSie jefferson. Mr.. nri Mrs. Cnml'-
bell. MISSES Ethel AND Rch,"cm mul
Mister Campbell uf Baltimore. are at
thr home of friends here
Miss Paris of Philadelphia is visit
ing her friend Mrs. John Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F0uikS, of VIII
mington. spent Sunday with her mother
Mrs Esther Reese.
Mis-. Thomas Reese Mlld Miss Mary
Steele are spending Nomr time at Re
hhoth Beach.
Mr.. Eugene Pierce and son, Of Mt.
Airy, Pa. have been spending 81 few
days with his sister Mrs. j. Polk Steele.
Miss Anna Rcyr"!,lS. of Wilmington,
j. visiting Mrs ID. Palmer Bouldem
Mr. and ms. Harry Mi'!cr anh child
rem. of Philadelphia, have bean visiting
his parents Mr.. ard Mrs. john Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred IIllc>. of Viii
mingtOn. are visiting Mr. ami Mrs. w.
II. Giles.
Miss Gladys Banks is visiting in Viii
mingtOn.
Miss Alice Clark is spending stnlr
time with her SISTER, Mrs T.. IL. BdG.A,
of Eearlcvillr.
Miss Helen Hopper mrI Miss Helen
West. of Philadelphia. are visiting Mrs.
Anna Hopper
Mrs. George IInuck ard son. John,
spent Sunday and Monday nj Buttrrton.
The Chesapeake Basket Co. shipped
their first consignment OF baskets ON
Wednesday. Ahuut $500 tomato bias
kcts in all.
Mr. J. T.. Cooling, Jr will move his
store goods to the store Recently vacated
by Mr.. George Ilouck.
Our base BAH team played a mine from
Betterton on Morally afternoon defeat-
ing them by the score of : to |.
Mr.. Gould, manager of the Maryland
Fire Proof and Pair; Co., demonstrated
the fire resisting properties of "Gihral-
tar house paints ard roofing matte ials
by having IL miniature house built and
painted with the lniIt. covered with
straw and wood and saturated with oil
and then ut Oh fire in 'front.' of the store
of Mr.. j \. Rouldrn on "Wednesday.
Rev. Alfred Smith. ID. D.. the Com
Ference Temperance Evangelist. preach
ed in the NJ. +. Church on Sunday.
The Junior Mission Band of the Pres
hyter'am Church held IL lawn fete at the
home of Miss Elizabeth Cooling Thurs
day evening
Mrs John Banks gave Il launch party
hast Tuesday evening These enjoying
it were Mi><r> Elizabeth Cooling, Bessie
Barwick. Marion BoulNlen, GusIe Egee
Mary Thomas. Edna McCooley, Marry
Barwick. Esther and Gladys Banks
Masters Thomas Hopper, Warren BAR
wick. William Thurston. Clarence Will
lis. Charles Ellison. Albert Clayton and
Gilbert Cooling.
Miss Florence MrCloSkcy gave a party
on the yacht "ROhelnia" on Monday
afternoon. Those enjoying the sail in
cluded Misses Marion Boulden. Bessie
Barwick. Mary Thomas, Alva Taylor,
MeSSrS. Thomas Hopper, Albert Clay
ton. Warren Ban wick. James ColplitS.
DR. and Mrs Edwin Graves took Il
party of friends to I.lkt0n on their yacht
Oh Wednesday,