The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-01-16
'PerCOnal.

Isaac d. Miller, of Philadelphia, was
an Elkton visitor on Monday.
Mrs. Clinton Dunbar is visiting her
parents in Washington, ID. c.
Miss Alice Balance, of Wilmington,
Del, Isl the guest of Mrs. o. c. Giles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry o. George and
daughter, are visiting in Philadelphia.
Mr. and MIS-. FreeduS johnson. of
Calvert. spent Sunday with Port Deposit
friends.
Mrs. EStrlc Hinchliffe and son. Pal
mtr. of Baltimore. visited Elkton relsl-
tivCs last week.
Edgar Reed and son. of Baltimore,
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Cameron, of Zi~n.
Mr. and MIS- Abram Morris, of Zion,
celebrated their 35th wedding annivcr-
sary on Thursday.
The AFTERNOON Euchrc Club was enter
tanned by Miss Frances Schoulcr last
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. James c. Morrow, of Nineand
y. j.. was the guest of her sister, Mrs
John :. WHIT. l:,r week.
Miss Helen Scott WAS the guest of
Mrs. Charles NJ. Elliott. in Brooklyn. y.
V, several days the past week.
Fred Lewis has been conmnrd to his
home. on Delaware Avenue, the past
week. threatened with pneumonia.
Miss Lucy lIumcwoDl. of Wilmington
Del. accompanied by her friend. Miss
Elliott. visited her parents on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs James II. Watts. of
Ccci.ton, were guests of Mr.. and MIS-
w. ". Prarcr. Ev"r E.kton. this week.
Mr.. nMd Mrs. X. c. Thar&cry enter
tanned the Erchrr Club on Monday even
Ing. ut their home, Oh East Main Street
DR.. James :. Whitaker of Cherry Hill
who has lrcn suffering from Il severe
attack uf rheumatism. is slowly impyov-
ing.
Mr.. ana Mis-. Walter Il. Burlington. of
Rising sun. started ON Thursday, for
Aiken. $. C.. where they expect to re-
main some time.
John Fluffy. .Ir.. Il prominent citizen of
the Fifth District. ha,, hrru ,plinu.ly i'll
with rnrun,alil. MT his home. in Elk
Neck, hut is row improving.
Miss L,ihrirk and Mr. q. b. Parker.
If PHILADELPHIA. spent Sunday with his
niece. Mrs. +. W. McKrnnry. who has
hcen sick. but is Now improving.
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fInm Elkton twcnly-fvr wear. AFRO, WINS
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Mr.. Arl" l.U$by has moved from
Charles Kings house. on West Main
street. t" the Howell properly. ON Bow
street lElrIrS Marcus has moved to
the property vacated by Mr. l.uSby.
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Cards of invitation have been issued
by Miss Anna Lindsay Ward of Pitts
burg. Pa. t" III" marriage of her sister
Miss Matilda Whitaker, to Mr.. Horace
Miller lmrrkinck. on Wednesday even
ing, the 18th inst. The ceremony will
tax" place nj Bcl!ctirld Presbyterian
Church of FittSl,ur=. Mr.. Duyckinck is
Il son "f Mr.. Aaron l.. Duyrkinrk, "f
Rising Sun, i'll this county. where h" is
tngng'd with his father i'll business.
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