Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-08-20
LOCALS.

MIR. Harvey Dlckers0n, OF fhladel-
phia, is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. J. Edward White is a guest
of the Plimhimmon Hotel. Ocean City.
Mr.. John S. Hurlock, of Philadelphia.
was a visitor To his old home this we X.
Mr. Vernon Latchum, of Campbell.
is the guest of Mr.. James Nj. Beachamp.
Mr.. @. r. Higgins returned home
Thursday from visit to his old home,
Easton.
Miss Leda johnson is visiting her
brother, Mr.. II. b. Johns III, in Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. @. f. Onley. of Girdletree. was
in Snow Hill Thursday on business
matters.
Best groceries, meats. aud vegeta-
bles of all kinds always OH hand at q.
w. Wonnell's.
Rev. G.. L. Anderson and family are
at Rehoboth. where they will spend the
rest of the month.
Miss Annie Hill is visiting relatives
at Silva, Virginia. She also attended
the Pocomoke Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Station left
Thursday for Ocean City, where they
will spend week.
-wanted-Four or five good journey
carpenters Apply to VIM. l.. Bonnie
willie. Snow Hill. Md.
Mr.. George Bratten, of Elizabeth
City. N. c., is visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. Augusta Bratten.
MIR. Edward Williams. of Berlin.
was the guest of his cousin, Mrs. Will
liam 4. Cluff. this week.
Mrs. John Bedsworth and children.
who have been attending Hebron camp.
returned home Wednesday.
Not having sold the Fairfield farm.
we offer the same for rent for two years.
VIM. l.. Robins. +. A. Robins.
We have some good bargains in
shoes for men and women, also other
good bargains. w. +. Cluff & Co.
Hon. William G. Kerbin returned
home Wednesday night from a weeks
visit to Dover and Caroline county.
Mr.. Z. Spence Smith is spending
his vacation near Annapolis. where he
is being entertained at "a house party.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Mills. of
Greenbackville. Va, were guests this
week of Mr.. and Mrs VIM. III Petit.
Mrs. Floride Mapp and Mrs. Lucy
Welbourne of Baltimore. are guests at
the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. D. ID. Collins.
Mr.. Harvey Sperry, who has been
visiting his aunt. Mrs. James r. Pur-
nell returned to Philadelphia. Thursday.
Miss Dora Collins entertained Tues
day afternoon in honor of Misses Hazen
and Henry, the guests of Miss Nora
Hargis.
Il will be prepared to board school
teachers during the Institute at reason.
able terms Mrs James HI. Selby, Snow
Hill, Md.
Misses Elizabeth Rankle. of West
Hoboken, and Amanda Dennis, of Pitts
vile. are the guests of Miss Mamie
Parsons.
Mrs. John Hill and children. who
have been visiting Mrs. Edward Hill re-
turned to their home i'm Silva. Virginia,
Saturday.
Tuesday. August 80. will be Baptist
Day at Ocean City. There will be ex-
cursions from Baltimore. Salisbury and
other points.
Mrs III. o. Burbage and Miss Bette
Mumford returned Monday from Ocean
City, where they had been spending
several days.
The Second Quarterly Conference
of Snow Hill Circuit. NJ. p. Church. will
be held next Tuesday, August 23rd., at
3o'clock, p. M.
MIR. Harry Howard, of Philadelphia.
came down last Saturday night to spend
week at the home of his father, Capt.
Richard Howard.
Mrs. William Angelo Harris, and
son. William Angelo. Jr.. of Box Iron.
left Wednesday for visit TAI relatives
at Dagsboro. Del.
Miss Maude Tilghman has gone to
her home in Capr Charles. after spend
ing several wceks with her aunt. Mrs
James ) Blades
MIR ID. Irwin left Tuesday after
no,Nn for his ann ial visit to NJ lssichu-
s.tts in the interest of his whip manu-
featuring business
Miss Viola Riley returned home
Tuesday after an extended visit to rela-
tives and friends in Baltimore. Wash
iugton aud Virginia.
Mr. George b. rilghman aud daugh.
ter, Mildred. of Cape Charles. spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends and
relatives i'm Snow HILL
Mr.. George f. Riggin and wife. of
LinwOod, N. J /. are visiting at the home
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George III.
Riggin, near Snow HILL
Mr.. A. +. Sturgis, formerly fore.
man of The 1drOcdfe. has gone to Sails
bury. where he has accepted position
in the office of The Courier.
Services Sunday on Snow Hill cir.
cult as follows: Bates Memorial. morn.
ing and evening at the usual hours;
Trinity, at 3 O'Clock, p. NJ
Mr.. Paul Petit returned to his
home in Philadelphia, Thursday, after
spending several days with r, latives in
Snow Hill and Franklin City.