The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-12-09
LOCAL NEWS.

john Il. Gregg. of Lcwisville. is
undergoing treatment for one of his eyes
at Wills Hospital, Philadelphia.
The Elkton ice dealers have filled
their ponds near town and are awaiting
favorable weather for their harvest.
-Books-Books-B ookss-come and see
them. We have made good selection
and the price is fair. X. b. FRAZER.
Observation-Disclosures and wife, of Wood
lawn, have left for Denton, Caroline
county, where the former will open IL
store.
Frank L. Winchester of Oxford, Il
Central brakeman, fell from IL train Oh
Wednesday i'll Philadelphia, and broke
his leg.
james Montgomery is in West CheS-
ter Jail charged with attempted felonious
assault upon Emma {. Watson, of KEN
blevile.
The ladies of Calvert NJ. L. Church
will serve dinner to the Cecil Detec-
tive Association in Rosebank Hall next
Wednesday.
The annual supper of Washington
for next "Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day evenings.
William Todd got bad cash in his
head at Marley Mill on Saturday. DR..
Carrico was called and closed the wound
with several stitches.
j. II. Moore, of the Cherry Hill sec
ton claims the early record for fat pork
with hnt thnrnl an FFnnsJnr
which weighed 100 pounds.
The total cost of the new French
street station in Wilmington. Il permit
for the erection of which has just been
granted. is put at 100000.
MIR, and Mrs. Edward Pierce. of
Kemblcvillc. greeted their friends on
Thanksgiving evening. when they ccle
bratcd their silver wedding.
MIR and Mrs. Thomas Bonllqlm of
Pleasant Hill. celebrated their silver
wedding on Saturday evening, and re-
ceiyed the congratulations of their many
friends.
Mr.. Samuel Willis and Miss Dora
Woodrow. who We're married at Row
landvile parsonage by Rev George
Brown. took IL wedding trip to Whining
ton and Chester.
e. H. Worthington. of Rising sun.
was seized with paralysis on Monday
evening. His right side and vocal or
gans are affected and his condition is
regarded as critical.
Bibles 25cents to $1,000. Method
list HymnalS. New Edition" 30 to $500.
Presbyterian HymnalS. S1.OO to $500.
Protestant Praycr-bo,ks and IIymnals,
S1.OO to S4.oO. X. b. FRAZER.
Twelve braves were adopted by Lit
tie Elk Tribe Of Red Men of Cherry
Hill Mt its regular meeting on Thanks
giving night. Visiting braves from
Newark and Elkton witnessed the cere
monies and enjoyed the banuet which
followed
The remains of Charles Lamm. of
Havre de Grace, II former resident of
Port Deposit. We're inferred under dircc
ton of Cecil Lodge X. of F.. in West
Nottingham Cemetery on Thanksgiving
morning.
An oyster and poultry supper will be
by the ladies OF Wesley Chapel, Elk
Neck next Monday and Tuesday even
ings for the pastors salary fund. Tickets
40 cents The public cordially invited
TO attend.
John T., Dickev the well.known nol
tician of Wilmington. VIII, WAS serving
a. fen months term in New Castle
Workhouse for violation of the lottery
laws, was pardoned on "Wednesday by
President Roosevelt. on account of the
prisoners i'll health
of the prisoners i'll health.
-EIwood poxs,n formerly of Oxford
aged % is in New CASTLE W,rkhous..
charged with bigamy. He married Miss
Florence Martin of Oxford, on April II.
1903. whom he abandoned and last
month married Miss Ada Ford. of Will
mincton.
l,.1o r,oro, i,d;.;o,,l, vnarl,d
in good paint. is paving property in.
vestment os we'll rs :; great h.outitirr
of A buildinp Scott and Donnelly have
lust finished the front of the letters
Confectionery and Walters phvtographic
Studio They look fine.
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