Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-01-06

Mrs. j. Beverly North entertained
a few friends Monday night, those
present being as follows: Misses Nora
Hargis. Wilson Hargis, Elizabeth Rich
ardson, Lucille Collins, and Viola Smith.
If you intend to order calendar
this year don't pay a travelling repre-
sentative two dollars for something the
MESSENGER will furnish just as good for
nearly half the money. Bear this in
mind.
Mr., Perry Jefferson Coulb ,urne and
Miss Thedosia Pearl Bassitt were mar
ried at the brides home by Rev. A.
Donovan, Wednesday evening. Dec.
9th. We wish them much happiness,
JOY and prosperity.
Mrs. +. X. Wilson, of the legal de-
partment of the American Bonding
Company, Baltimore, came down last
Saturday to spend few days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Marion 7. Har-
gis.
Mrs. Carl J. Holloway left this
week for visit to the northern cities.
Before returning home to Snow Hill
she will also visit her husbands parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Holloway, in Sails
bury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsborough G..
Coulbourn, who have been spending
several weeks in Snow Hill visiting Mr.
Coulbourn's father. returned to their
home in Smithfeld. North Carolina,
this week.
At the Fourth Quarterly Confer
ence held at Whatcoat NJ +. Church
on Friday evening of this week, a un-
animous invitation was extended to
Rev. G. 7. Anderson to return for the
third year.
Miss jamie McAllen has returned
to Wilmington. where she is completing
a course at the Wilmington Business
School. after having spent the holidays
at home with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. McAllen.
+ The MESSENGER office has been
turning out some beautiful job printing
of late. even better than in the past
If you have not been our patron, we
would be pleased to serve you, and would
appreciate your patronage.
Mr. c. +. Bodley. of Oak Hall, Va.
has been visiting friends and relatives
in Snow Hill and Bishopville this week.
Mr.. Bodley is engaged in the manufac
ture of mine props in Virginia, where
he is doing a lucrative business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Mills, of
attended the funeral of
their sons wife Wednesday afternoon.
remaining over until Thursday night.
While here they were the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Petit.
Miss Lille Howard, has returned
from very pleasant visit to friends in
Landsdown, Pa Miss Howard was
handsomely entertained while in Lands
down. several receptions and evening
parties being given in her honor.
Tilghman & Layton will sell at pub
lie auction first class 4 horse power
gasoline engine and saving outfit. a
good horse cart and mule, in front Of
Bradford's blacksmith shop, Saturday,
January 18th. Don't miss this sale.
y Mr.. Jacob Payne, messenger in the
Office of Marshall of Police Farnan. Bal
tinnore, was married to Miss Nellie Al
len,Nof Seaford, Del, last Wednesday,
Mr.. Payne is former resident of Snow
Hill, and we wish him and his bride
much happiness.
Miss Julia Purnell entertained a
,,f knts f..iAnIp MnnAn..
afternoon. On Monday evening Miss
Katherine and Master Edgar Hemming
gave party, and on Tuesday evening
Miss Alice Boehm acted as hostess to
number of young people.
Having decided to leave Green
backville, Va, on account of the health
of my wife, | will sell at private sale
my dwelling and blacksmith shop. The
dwelling contains rooms. A good
opening for blacksmith. Apply at
once to George S. Mills. Greenbackville.
Va. 2t.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Petit,
of Dendron, Va, have returned to their
home after having spent some time at
the home of Mrs. Pettit's parents, Mr..
ana MIS-. ID. y. EStdHl. iHeg were dc-
companied by Mrs. Harry Esham, who
will spend some time in Dendron as
their guest.
Mr.. Harry w. Booth, Of Salisbury,
who bought out the barber business Of
Mr. William $. Parsons, took possess
ion of the same Tuesday morning Of
this week. Mr.. Booth is hustling, in
dustrious young man, and should com
mand large share of the patronage of
the public.
Quite a humber of our appreciative
subscribers have started the New Year
right by coming up with their dollars
for subscription to the MESSENGER.
Our terms are cash in advance, and
those who have not complied with the
terms will please come forward and
settle 1t takes a heap of money to
publish paper like the MESSENGER
and we don't want anyone TO take the
paper who does not think il worth one
dollar a year.
The revival services at Whatcoat
Methodist Episcopal Church grow in
interest. The pastor is being assisted
by Miss Lizzie Sharp. Of Philadelphia.
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