The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-03-04
CHESAPEAKE CITY.

Mr.. Bennett Steele visited phiadcl-
pha last week.
Mr.. G. Oldham Massey, of phiadel-
phia. has been spending few days in
town.
Mr.. Harry Griffith, of Morrisville, Pa.
visited his parents LIS t week.
MI H. V. ManluvC spent several days
last week with his parents near Cecil
| ton.
Mrs. John Banks visited Wilmington
. last week
Mr.. y. \. NanBu~krk is quite i'll with
the grip.
Miss Edith Willis is spending some
time in Baltimore.
Miss Jane KEprr and brother left for
their new home at Krlton, Ia, on Fri
| day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cayot Bcaston left for
their hose near Baltimore on Tuesday
after SYruGing the winter in the neigh
horhooh
Mr. John Bank, is quite i'll with the
grip.
Miss Belle Joyce visited Wilmington
! lSt week.
Miss KAY Price has beer visiting in
"hilade!phia.
Mrs. J. rrlk Steele entertained few
! .Tirn,l> lest Saturday evening.
The Elktnn Gun Club again defeated
! TIE Chc~ap"akr City Club last Saturday.
There Is talk Of organizing Il tennis
club this spring. There is tennis court
au the school grounds that may he used
| \ meeting will he called between now
aUh the llth Of this month to rcorgnnizc
i1ur llll team and To discuss the advisu-
bljiy If joining the county league.
! Mr.. Fred, rick Bc>wlngcr. Of the
''h,,"p axe Poultry Farm, has started
! hi i.ruhatcl~ and cam supply anything
| in hi, jnr.
.iosvuu Brown. u respected c"lorcd
mar o. This town died ON Sunday. His
funeral VS. held on "Wednesday morning
with i"trrmcut nj the colorcd cemetery
at &C.. ,t'"i.
| Mr.. Isaac Reed fell ON the ice one
| cay last wreck. hurting his elbow. Blood
poison resulted and on Tuesday he WAS
taken to Philadelphia hospital to he
| treated. liz wife and five small chill
drrn are deserving of help and we are
sure our citizens will not let them Suf-
| fer in hi absence.
| t@ll yHrGS are about empty and some
Of our citizens IRE having coal hauled
flom Elkt"n. The wood dealers are the
ones ploitiug by the scarcity of coal.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles I.ovrleSS enter
tanned their friends on Tuesday evening
| Mrs. Andrew DALEY is visiting her
daughter Mr.. William Munlovc, near
| Crciltnn.
| Miss Amelia KehlrnbCrg. of Camden,
| y. j., i Spending some time with Mrs.
| William Dcfcndorf.
| At the home of Mr.. 7. y. Lorraine
l i. l., "a. 1,
cd n turkey placed it on the porch. \
short time afterwards Il pnSserby called
their attention to some buZZardS on the
porch roof. They had been eating the
| turkey. When removed they even lit
ON the window sill trying to get at it.
| The farce. Mrs. Wigs of the Cab
bagc Patch" presented by the ladies Of
the Missionary Society of Chesapeake
success. The east was as follows
Mrs Wigs. Mrs. Chns. l.. Reed
Asia ..............A Miss Gladys Banks
Euopena. Miss Mary Carpenter
Australia. ......,..M Miss Mary Barwick
Egypt. ........... Miss Harriet Pierce
India. ........ Miss Elizabeth Rhoades
| Billie. ....... Master John Hopper
Jimmie. ....... Master Byron lthoades
| Mis-, Alcott. ............ Miss Johnson
Mr.. Roht. Rr,Iding. ......H. Caldwell
| Mis- Hnzy. Miss BcSwlnger
Chris Ha2y. -. Master Vaughn Rhcalcs
Aurt Chloe. ..............A Miss Qurck
| Pete. ................ John Banks Jr.
Waiter. ...............N Nelson Cooling
The rcighlorS ana Sunday School
scholars were represented by Misses l..
BoudcM. Katie Macdonald. Margaret
| JohrSnu MARGARET ppnSpl Eva Davis