Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-03-11
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Rev. q. Q. Williams leaves Monday
for Wilmington to attend conference
The church has asked Mr.. Williams to
come back another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rayne had a
family reunion of all their children
Wednesday.
Mr.. Thomas Holloway, near Berlin.
had very painful accident in Mr.
Harrison's gasoline pump house Tues
day. He was looking at the man fix it,
when one of the bands flew off. striking
him in the face, breaking his jaw boue.
and emitting his face very badly.
After suffering for several years, Mr.
Gilbert Bowen died Thursday morning.
at the home of his nephew, Mr.. @. b.
TAYLOR where he has been since the fire
In October. when his home was burned.
Mr. Bowen was SO years old the dav be.
fore he died. His daughter, Miss Annie
KATE Bowen. who has been his faithful
nurse for years. is the only relative ex-
cept nephews and nieces. Mr.. Bowen
<vas inferred In Buckingham cemetery
Friday.
For rent-a small farm located at the
edge of town, within a few hundred
feet of canning factory. Suitable for
poultry raising. and good ground for
corn and trucks. Possession given at
once. +. E. Bell.
Mrs Thomas Hammond and her
trimmer. Miss Ruth Willett, leave Mon
day for Philadelphia for their new
spring millinery.
Mr. John Derrickson, who has been
spending week with his family, left
Wednesday for Philadelphia.
Mrs. Mary A Bethards, who has been
sick for some time, has concluded to re-
side with her son, Mr.. Charles Bethards
She wishes to rent her house for the
rest of the year.
Mrs. Frank johnson. of Bishopville.
who has been visiting Mrs. Joe Bethards,
returned home Thursday.
Mrs. r. d. Jones and daughter, Emily
are the guests this week of their mother,
Mrs. Sarah Franklin.
Ologg s. Co.. Snow Hill are giving to
every customer life size portrait of
themselves or friend. See great offer
in advertisement on 4th page.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoeplich and
little daughter. Grace, of Baltimore. are
the guests of Mrs. Charles Marshall
Mrs. H. +. Harmonson leaves next
Monday for Philadelphia and Westvllle
to visit her mother.
Mrs. G.. @. Williams and little daugh-
ter, Dorothy, left Wednesday for Dover
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Satterfield, until the return of her
husband from Conference.
Mr.. Edward Hastings the efficient
clerk of Mr.. W. r. Purnell for some
time. left Wednesday for Philadelphia
to try his fortune in the city. We hope
he will succeed in his undertaking.
Wanted-a large gentle horse, suit
able for carriage and farm work. Z. Z.
Bell.
Miss Mary Jones has returned to
Berlin, after several weeks visit to
friends and relatives in Princess Anne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor. of New
York. are the welcome guests of his
sister. Mrs. Jonathan Baker.
Burbage, Powell 81 Co.. always have
big bargains in furniture, dry goods, and
mems and boys clothing.
Providence permitting, there will be
divine service in the Assembly room TO-
morrow morning and evening by the
pastor. Rev. w. II. Bancroft. Y. P. NJ.
in the evening at quarter Of seven. Miss
Katharine Massey, leader.
Miss Rose Clayville left Tuesday for
Philadelphia aud Baltimore after her
spring millinery.
Miss Louise Mumford. of Woodbury.,
N. j., came last Saturday to visit her
sister, Mrs. Theron Hanley.
Mrs. Wood Malone and little son,
William. Of Allen, Nd, have been the
guests of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. H. Smith.
Lost ON the streets of Berlin last week,
large silver buckle attached to a white
ribbon. If the finder will return to the
Park Hotel he will be suitably rewarded
Mr.. H. +. Harmonson left Wednes-
day for St. Louis after another car load
of horses and mules.
Rev. w. HI. Bancroft will administer
the Sacrament of the Lords Supper at
Libertytown tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Mumford is very sick;
others on our sick list are better, and
some are able to be out on the street
again