Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-09-03
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den.
Best groceries, meats. and vegeta-
bles of all kinds always on hand at G..
w. Wonnell's.
Mrs V. S Townsend is in the
cities purchasing new goods for her
millinery store.
Mrs. Amanda Driscoll and daugh-
ter. of Wilmington. are guests of Mrs
j. II. Burbage.
Mrs. Fred. Truitt, of Portsmouth.
Va visited relatives in Snow Hill and
vicinity last week.
Misses Sarah and Ethel Hill. of
Philadelphia, are visiting friends and
relatives in Snow Hill.
On the eighth page of this paper Mr..
III. +. Shockley, Stockton, advertises a
big auction sale Read it.
Mr.. G. NJ. Dryden is making con-
siderable addition to his storehouse,
running back on Bank street.
Miss Annie Dunlap has returned
home from Milford, after spending a
week with her uncle, Mr.. Charles Davis.
We are requested to call a meeting
of the Snow Hill Gun Club in the Court
House. Tuesday evening at 7.30 O'Clock
Rev G.. T. Anderson will return
from Rehoboth, Del. today and will
occupy his pulpit tomorrow Sunday. }
Mrs Marion T. Hargis and Mrs.
Paul Jones were the guests of Mrs. John
p Moore at Ocean City. few days of
this week.
Rev. Theodore w. Gayer. of the
Missionary Baptist Church will preach
in Odd Fellows Hall Sunday night at
eight o'clock.
Miss Minnie Richardson. of Friend
ship, returned to her home Thursday
after pleasant visit with her aunt,
Mrs. b J. Esham.
Mrs. Edith Tilghman and daughter.
Winifred. have returned home from Sal
isbury. where they have been visiting
for several weeks.
MIR. Carl Bonneville has engaged
the6ervices of Mr.. Harry Booth. of Sal
iSBufy, to assist him i'm his barber shops
IN Washington Street.
Mrs. ID. w. Hayman, of Grape.
Accomac county and niece, Miss Pauline
Williams. are guests at the home of
Mr.. J. ii. Riley. of Box Iron.
Mrs. +. S. Reick, Of Germantown,
and Miss Marie ID. Kraus. of Abingdon.
Pa. nieces of Mrs. Anna p. Nelson,
paid her short visit this week
Mrs. Ernest Parsons and daughter.
and Miss Nellie Davis, after weeks
visit to Ocean City, returned home last
Saturday. accompanied by Miss Louise
Burbage.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Station gave
a whist party Thursday evening in honor
of their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. McAllister,
of Washington. and Mrs. G.. G.. Street.
of Belair.
For Sale-The Schooner Minnie
Warfield" will be sold at private SALE
Immediate possession given. Can be
seen at wharf i'm Snow Hill. Smith,
Moore. & Co.
Mr.. William 7. Hearne has pur-
chased a lot on Bank Street. and has
broken ground for the erection of a
handsome residence, which he will
occupy when completed.
Mr.. Van Carmean and wife, of
Philadelphia, and Mr.. Ira Carmean,
wife and child, of Cape Charles, have
been here on a visit to their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse w. Carmean.
After spending several weeks with
friends in Snow Hill. Misses Francis
and Nellie Jordan returned to their
home in Mt. Washington, via steamer
Maryland, Thursday morning.
The buyers for Riley's millinery,
Pocomoke City, are in New York. Their
announcement for the Fall season will
appear in due time. and will be of inter
est to the people. Watch for it. Enough
said now.
w. S. Outen brought to market
last week the first new corn. He re-
ceived as cents per bushel for it, which
Melted him considerable more than if
he had waited until the corn was dried
mp on the cob.
-Cluff & Co. have n choice selection
of cakes and crackers, Seaside Mixed,
Currant Fruit, Zu Zu, Butter Trims,
Cheese Sandwiches. Lemon Snaps. So
cial Tea. Lady Fingers. Graham Crack
ers. Royal Lunch All kinds of plain
anu FANCY groceries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis McAllister, of
Washington, ID. c.. and Mrs. G.. Glover
Street, of Belair, Hartford county. are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs John w.
Station. Mrs. McAllister is a sister of
Mrs. Station. and Mrs. Street is the wife
of Mr.. q. Glover Street. of the Harford
Democrat.
The house on Market Street be-
longing to the Levi A. Purnell estate,
and next to the residence of Mr.. @. l..
Vincent. is being remodeled A tower
is being placed on it, and other improve
ments are being made. which, when
completed. will make it a very pretty
and attractive home.
Prof. Charles +. Dryden has been
home on a visit to his father, Mr.
George ]. Dryden. this week For the
last four years Prof. Dryden has been
vice-principal of State Normal School,
No 2, Frostburg. Md. but has resigned
that position to accept a professorship
in Gettysburg College.
Master w. Creston Briddell. who has
been spending his vacation for the past