Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-12-15

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invitation to the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Emily Virginia Riggin.
to Mr.. Ulys Clarence Wimbrow, OF Po-
comoke City. The ceremony will be
solemnized in Whatcoat NJ. +. Church.
Snow Hill at noon on Christmas Day.
Two very enjoyable evening enter
tainments were given in Snow Hill this
week On Tuesday evening Mrs. Oliver
ID. Collins entertained a few friends at
cards in honor of the visitors in town:
and on Wednesday evening Miss Lille
Mason entertained the Ladies Euchre
Club at her home.
The Orphans Court was in session
Tuesday with chief Judge Ara +. Bow
en-, and Judges w. +. Boston, and w.
a. Taylor. and register of wills. +. l..
Davis, in attendance On account of
their regular day of meeting falling on
Christmas Day, it was decided to meet
on the following day, Wednesday, Dec.
18th
McAllen's are too well-know in this
community to need any introduction,
but maybe you do not know that we
have one of the largest stocks Of toys,
candies, fruits, nuts, and the line of
goods that you have always found for
sale at this store that we ever had.
Visit us and bring the children to see
the toys. McAllen & Bro
An entertainment will be given by
the pupils of McMaster's school, near
Pocomoke, on Friday evening, Decem-
Der Dist. commencing at $ O'Clock. The
entertainment will consist of plays.
rectations and songs If the weather
should be unfavorable Friday evening.
the entertainment will be postponed
until the following Monday evening.
Admission. 10 cents
Mr.. L. S. Adkins is seriously i'll
at his home in Salisbury, but there are
hopes of his recovery. Mr.. Adkins is a
prominent business man Of Salisbury
and is ex- Postmaster Of that town. He
is brother of David J. Adkins, Esq
of Berlin. and Mrs. William X. Dennis.
of Powellville. He has many friends
in this county who regret to learn of
his illness.
Mrs. Edna S. Whaley and Miss Ju-
liza Bratten returned Sunday night from
Baltimore where they attended the
High School Teachers Meeting. The
meeting was also attended by Mr.. Ia
dok Powell, president of the Worcester
County School Board, commissioners l..
w. Onley. of Girdetree. and James
II. Vincent, and Hon +. w. McMaster,
county Superintendent. Mr. Onley al
so went to New York to see his daugh-
ter. who is preparing herself for a
trained nurse.
The many friends and admirers in
this county of Bishop C. {. McCahe,
of Philadelphia. will be sorry to learn
that he was stricken with paralysis in
New York this week. The bishop was
removed to hospital, where ii was
stated the attack was slight. Before
his election to the bishopric Of the NJ.
f.. Church he was popularity known as
Chaplain McCabe, Bishop McCabc
participated in the dedication ceremonies
of Whatcoat NJ f.. Church of Snow
Hill and has many friends here
The people of Snow Hill have long
since learned that this store is the old
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ingredients for mince meat. from the
beat to the fruits. Here you will also
find the very best staple and fancy
groceries, fresh meats of all kinds. vege-
tables in season. fancy cakes, confec-
tioneries and in fact everything to eat.
We deliver goods in town promptly and
our numerous country friends will find
this desirable store to patrOnize. &.
W. Wonnell, headquarters for eatables.
Mr.. and Mrs w. f. Bowman have
closed their house near Wesley, and
will leave today Saturday for Bishop
Vile for short visit to their son.
From Bishopville they will 90 to Buffalo.
thence to Ohio, where they will spend
the winter Mr.. Bowman will take a
course in short hand during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman are intelligent
and refined people, and. during their
stay in this county, made number of
friends, who will be glad to learn that
il is their intention tOreturn To Worces-
ter County at no distant day
j. S. Price & Go. are doing very
large business these days in a whole
sale way as well as retail. This firm
has a very large stock of candies for
the wholesale trade. and as they sell
fully as cheap as the goods can be
bought for in the city, merchants are
extending them large patronage.
Not only do they do large jobbing
business at this time of the year in
confectionery, but all the year round
they sell enormous quantities of grocer
les. tobacco. dry goods. and general
merchandise Of every description.
Miss Minnie Gray, daughter of the
late Burton Gray, died at the home Of
her sister. Mrs. jerome Johnson, near
Wesley, Thursday, December 9th, Of
Bright diseased The deceased was only
twenty-four yeaAs/of age. She was a
member Of WhatcAat NJ. T.. Church, of
Snow Hill. and was Rn earnest Christian
woman. FunerA services. conducted by
her pastor Rev. c. W. Prettyman, Of
Snow Hill, were held at her late home
Friday morning at ten O'Clock. Inter
ment was made in Evergreen cemetery,
near Berlin. Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Charles l.. Dickerson is home
from North Carolina on a short visit to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Dicker-