Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-06-03
LOCALS.

We have the best soda in town.
Jones' drug store.
For Sale-Two good horses and
buggy. w. 7. Hearne.
One thousand dollars to loan. Z.
X. Wilson, Snow Hill, Md.
Miss Juliet T. Purnell spent several
days of this week in Ocean City.
Mr.. Levin S. Nelson, of Bishop
vile, was visitor to Snow Hill Mon
day.
L. l.. Erickson, Jr., of Berlin, was
in Snow Hill Monday on business mat
tiers.
Mrs. Edith Tilghman and little
daughter returned home Tuesday from
Salisbury.
Mr.. Alfred Child, of Pocomoke City,
ex-Judge of the Orphans Court, was
in Snow Hill. Monday.
Mr.. William F. King, Cashier of
the Pocomoke City National Bank, spent
Thursday in Snow Hill:
Mr.. Leslie p. Bowen is represent
ing the Peninsula Produce Exchange
of Maryland at Queponco.
Our soda water fountain is now in
full blast, and we invite you to test its
merits. Jones drug store.
Mr.. Roy +. Bowman, of near
Wesley, spent Saturday and Sunday
with friends in Princess Anne.
i have $1,000 to loan in small
amounts on short time, or any way to
suit borrower. X. l.. Purnell.
Mrs. V. S. Townsend has improved
her property on Market Street by
giving it a fresh coat of paint.
This is the season for lambs chops,
fresh vegetables and fruits, also fine
groceries. George w. Wonnell.
Miss jamie McAllen is home from
Wilmington, where she has been attend
ing Wilmington Business School.
For sale forty stacks of good fod-
der, at $500 to So. so a stack, in the
field. A. C. Holloway, Newark, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Watson, of
Melbourne, paid pleasant visit to the
MESSENGER Office Thursday morning.
The County Commissioners were
in session Tuesday, and bad busy day
passing reports and auditing accounts.
Misses Mamie and Ada Purnell
have returned from a visit to their
aunt. Miss Mamie Purnell, in Berlin.
On account of the peach crop being
so short, sweet potatoes will no doubt
be a paying crop for our farmers this
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Ellis, of Mills,
boro, Del, spent Sunday with their SON.
Mr.. l.. T. Hearne, proprietor of the
Hotel Calvert.
We use nothing but the best rock
candy syrups and the highest priced
fruits at our soda water fountain.
Jones' drug store.
Mrs. Hurley Esham and little
daughter returned Wednesday from a
ten days visit to her sister, Mrs. G.. w.
Burton, of louisville, Virginia.
Rev. Robert A. Ellwood, pastor of
Olivet Presbyterian Church, Whining
ton, Del, has resigned his pastorate of
the church, and will become an evange-
list.
Misses Wilson Hargis and Bessie
Purnell returned home Saturday night
from Washington, ID. c., where they
have been attending school the past
year.
Mr.. Jerome Bedsworth attended
the funeral Of his sister in Salisbury,
Sunday. Mrs. Bedsworth spent last
week with friends and relatives in Sails
bury.
Mr.. Elijah HN Riley has been APP
.aosntaI x,nCf "a Do h,,~rr IN
Arthur K Parsons. The appointment
was recommendedby Congressman VIM.
ii. Jackson.
Mr.. B. w! Hearthway and son,
Willie, returned home Thursday from
Pasteur Institute, Baltimore, where
they have been the last three weeks
for treatment. Mrs. John Vickers will
return to-day.
The Schooner Minnie Warfield was
sold by Messrs. Smith, Moore & Co., to
parties in Norfolk this week for $780,
The schooner was taken down the river
Thursday, and will be used in the waters
around Norfolk.
"A license was issued by the Clerk
of the Court of Wicomico County this
week for the marriage of ex-County
Commissioner James II. Farlow, aged
20 years, to Miss Parsons, aged about
30. Both reside at Pittsville.
Every member of Nassawango
Tribe of Red Men is requested to be
present at the meeting next Thursday
evening in the lodge room. Arrange
ments have been made to hold social,
and full attendance is desired.
Will there be any room at Pente-
costal Class Sunday morning? Yes!
Our class room being too small to
accommodate you we viii move into the
Sunday School room tomorrow morn
n ing. where there will be room for all.
WHO may desire to attend. Where a
member, or members of the class, have
not been present, we would be glad to
see them tomorrow MORNING, at 9. 80
in the lecture room. J. T. Taylor, leader.
DIR. King, who lectured in the M.
+. Church Tuesday night was accom-
panied to Snow Hill by his wife, and