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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-10

A really enjoyable meeting of old
acquaintance and friends was that
which occurred at the residence of
Mrs. NJ. ]. Petro, 1913 west Sixth
street, yesterday afternoon, as planned
and carried out by her daughter. Miss
Mae Petro. With the exception of a
few of the friends of the hostess, all
the guests were formerly residents of
Beloit, Mitchell county. This reunion
of old acquaintances, each one of
whom has had experience of the joys
and sorrows of pioneer life on the Buff
faio sod will be followed by others and
a Shawnee Mitchell county society will
be organized. The guests yesterday
were Mrs. M. J. Petro. Mrs. ]. Y.
Niles. Mrs. ". H. Caldwell Mrs. J. G.
Dodge, Mrs. W. G. Bailey. Mrs. o.
Bailey, Mrs. Harry Root. Miss Edith
Root, Mrs. A. H. Ellis Mrs. Elmer
Newell, Mrs. NJ. Hughes. Mrs. J. s.
Parks, Mrs. Geo Boone, Mrs. D. P.
Beaudry Mrs. Mark Putnam. Mrs. W.
5. Miller Mrs. Ross DeArmond Mrs.
Ben Tice, Misses Kate and Anna Holt
daughters of the late Judge Joel
HHolt)- Mrs. D. McGrath. Mrs. Mel
son Petro, Mrs Geo. Petro. Mrs. Jeff
Petro. Mrs. Frank Petro. Mrs. John
Johnson, Mrs. Julia Gordon, Mrs M
Galbreath. Mrs. H. Topping, Mrs E
E. Wagner. Mrs. Nellie Weeks. Cimar-
ron. Miss Mabel FOUGHT and Miss Mary
Derbyshire Of Wellsboro, Penn.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-10

three or four kinds Of girls (some say
only onel there are more than 81 DIFF
ferent varieties Of situation circum-
stance and environment which AFFECT
that sort of thing and that no cut and
dried rule will always work. As George
AIDE says it has to be done in just
certain way
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-10

Miss isabel Heath and Miss Louise
Heath are issuing invitations for az
ternoon cards Monday at their home
on Western avenue in compliment 10
Miss Grace Vance and Miss Daisy
Vance of Oklahoma City
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-10

Mrs. William A. Dickinson. 1905
Sixth avenue west, gave barn dance
in the barn at the j. P Howe residence
for about thirty girls and boys last
night in compliment to her young
guest, Miss Nellie Caleb Of Kansas
CITY
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-10

Everybody reads the State Journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-10

Mrs. ". J. Lewis gave a S o'clock
dinner last night at her house. 7O6
Taylor street. in compliment to Miss
Lille Hankins of Butte, Montana, who
is visiting Mrs. Ida NJ. Bevier The
other guests were Mrs. Bevier Miss
Patience Bevier, Miss Ina Harkins, Mr.
and Mrs. D. H. Brannaman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred A. Snow, Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert F Smith. DR.. Eva Harding
and DE-. Nav Stout.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-10

Miss Alice Iakin is entertaining the
Friday whist club at the Country CLUB
this afternoon for her cousin, Mrs
walter Roy Ranney Of Arkansas CITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
Bossins the job

Marx Twain has been telling how when his automobile
stalled New Jersey mud he had submit humiaunE
ORDER induce
a railroad hele him
tie brought the whole bunch me- the machine We
claahed fgh Tho lishman
I wouldn't Il
"'An right said the freshman. tho
raiifoad
"a, In tbs maehlae Tor about hour then called to the
ldshman 10 back
Am % he bossr he asked
You are. said
And he Il made 81 \ afterward
autasnohle the nude cam
o a
aeepbing disposition disaster
aAa faiare 10 millions n a o. situations n
Eans boss might fee
write eook And his Judgment might he Ennd the sub
rwalns would be nink automobile Of the mud
Unfortunately, few Of know when to csface ourselves
Through dilnoinson that there lots Of
things other about ourselves
the Of ferces that WORKING advantage
rhoogh It made him feel a Marx Twain had to
his lesson because automobile the mud b.
tangible that earscsly leave behind while
hutheiy HIS nursing his wounded VuntY
wrecked alnns the b.
boss the ob- be- counted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
Carnegie Is willing

u all TIE rest Of the rich wiiax Andrew Car
ncge haze the wealth the people when death divides
would little putting operation
President Rayvlt PLAZA for 1soeu
When asked or hts graduated inheritance Mr.
Carneso has tetcrrcd article his published L years
which. he declares. s In tbs essay.
pointing upon young
special
a heavy inheritance
lie least hair Of should
Be taken
The Increasing disposition such he calls
cheering Indication OF autary public
opinion
he adds
desirable that so
reeioa Indeed dlneuli
estate which should his DEATH the puhuc"
The Of dsosiug Of By win essentially
artificial created By much Tor th
individual wefses b
propose that this power BE- restricted
The New YORK such a Of per
upon the property
other levy inheritance and Il b. beyond
the OF the federal hinx
30 further.
mutt loaAircs
favor Of the proposition. arahaely
people themselves have the provide for public Interests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

AtAi nv "
The health 81 old NHehevskY be
came worue aud WORSE. AID Ia 1883
the whole family went abroad Van
da at nadpn met wealthy Pullhh
refngee aud married him. The a.
ness Of the old man rapidly al
Yanos,d aud In few months he died
Ia Alhlnan arms lie did not al.
loW hts wife to nurse him. and until
the laat moment hr could not par
don her the mistake he had made 10
marrying her Pant Yaeheyahy
returned With Alhina Ia their eoUn
try homie
The chief lntrfeai Of Aihtna's life
was AiEoursky In her eyes he was
the greatest hero and martyr -
n hose service she decided To devote
her life Before going abrnad she
had commenced a eorrespandenrc
with him first. at the request of
her father. aud then Of hef nsn &C
cord After her father death. hay
Ing returned 10 rulhhd she euntln
ueA 60 CORRESPOND with hin an
when she was rs ahe announced 20
her alnpmnthcr that abe had de-.
oided to SO to Mls0uruk1 a. Oar
alae. IN order "a marry him Her
stnpmothur hagan to accuse AT.
goasabs 81 selushly wishing "a al.
lss late hia trying position bY enisc.
tnK = rich Girl la ahafc hla miaiof
tame Aiblaa got angry and told
her that she alone could attribute
such mran thoughts 10 mHn Who
had sacrificed everything for His
people that MigunrpiY IN the eop
lrarE had rufuacd the helm she had
uffufvd him. and that g aha pro.
ci4eif this that had made her TIRE
vocabiY aeeisa to 50 "a him and
maHfk him Aibina Naa ~ aEu ant
che had money an untie had leit
ia 200 aaKeFuiEns 10 bis tNo niuess
A. that nalhing couid hIndef her
In November. 1919. Alatua toas
leave If the huuHrhuid. = ha HAN her
of Nlth tears. a. Il Ia her death In
the far off uuknpwn land ~ the
Muacoxitca she. together with the
sIsssa gosi old nunae iaadvisa. Uham
Aha taus with her. Ent into hrf
fathers covered AleiEh. repaired for
the occasion. and started an the
luag tourney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

ANHAA fHHA
Mlsauraky lived nnt Ia ths bar
racks bat in private lodgings
Nicholas I wizhiua e. torture the
palea nnf euiY h9 pttsteai saffef-
inKs ana poverty. bot alsa - hu-
initiation. deuiandea thst the au-
fheffftes shauid grrat them eeaFar-
% fuH fhoar siupls feaHlH uha
wuTa - carry out thrse inauur.
tiers ~ hia. being fnefaliF suurrtat
O. nim nat@ithntamdins tho danErr
~ AtnaheFlnK his ~iu ala not fsi.
tn Il Whrfe q rpuid b. aspldeA
the commander Of the battattan in
= hish Mixagrahy eaa enlisted .
half hfrlstr man ffasn frum the
fanka understood tbs Ilsaitiou 81
the anrH araithy efaaated yuans
atau nhn had lest even lhfHK De-.
eaaHe ~ desired frsaHam far bis
ueaule aud b. piled and respected
hltu ana afforded him every Kind ~
ailaslai4an Ard MiEuasakg could
uat hut aunFet late she kina heart O.
e8asaa - DE ceinnsi eith uhiis
sbisbefs on his saietefa nuabari.t
fsne and Ca order 30 repay him. ean-
aealaa e. teach mathematics and
F'rsnrh 81 bis sous. wha asfa pre-
nasaaz Tor ghr military aehesl
MiEuufakfs Hfv 81 0usaisE uaw
already dfagEius on 60 the sryeuih
nsanth4 aaA mot unif Easaatansfna
sHH tedious. hut Oppressive. n sec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
What FOR =?
BY COUNT LEO TOLSTOI.
ceeyrsht ioOe BY Newspaper tn,ssprs. Association.
;. sssEEE EErs+4+~*.%#

auaintauesH. besides the eomma nd.
~ 81 the hattniiun from whom he
endenyared e. keep al a diHtauee.
there MAS only one a Polish exile.
an unedueatud man. Htealthy aud
unpleasant. who was engaged ia the
fish trade ftut the chief burden Of
MiEourskYs life WIS the difficulty
he had IA aesuatominF himself g.
want After the confiHrattan % hlz
property he had nothing whatever
LEFT except those articles which he
had taken with him. a seal. . thug
and watch. and they WIRE bsins
sold one b one.
The ehlef and auiY Joy ~ his life
since his hauiHhmrnt was hts CORE.
nrondenee with Aibiun. " hose poetic
aud charming image, since HE Ntatt
10 kAlanka. lived Ia his soul. be-
coming ever mare beautiful. In aua
81 her early letters. Among other
things. she asked him what he
meant hy the words la his did let
ter Whatever mny have been ny
plans aud dreams" Iie answered
her that his dreams wrfw about
making hef his wife She rrpIied
that that wha also her dream and
that she loved him Ne said she had
better not have written this. It nna
dreadful to think Of what usssit
have been bat usa npW impossible
% Was not only possible she ufatr.
bat q should ~ an means thAe
place uhe lafrd hiin and u ishsa 20
BE- his wife iir answered that b.
hin present position h Was imipaaal.
BILE snd that % anticipate the fetuft
one could mot Har vas d drsisahIt
Ia hlH ietters fvuiy inE 60 her aasa
iiuits altuui the drtHiis Of hts ice h.
draff lbnd ia hrf hia situation anE
iuNuiuHtaf9 alluded 10 his este b
batlug bees sunrisfated. Hnenglafs
iug hsNeyef ihag be aaa iH need 81
nothing Hua. thanka 10 his ettua =.
tiun. enta give lessons and pfut 4fss
Tor himself hai only iivlhH tat
also pleasures tea. tobacco and ssssaf
booka shortly after 10 received a.
advise note Tor relo hetuf esaus
ii1 the fsasl marx on the suesltsIs
ard the hHudafilins hr teeaHifE ~
that Is HAD a.sntr frnm AFblut
Transferring the mansy inia. so
aihnf nuNeaapa. hr Friurued It with
letter bessinK hes upt 70 nfoli
their sHereH relations hy MONEY
BE wrote that hs had auffieiuHf q
everything and was quite happY IN
fhe possession - such a friend as
hrf AZ this toward titr end II the
sutunn their correspondence eaule
ta Hu eud
IT, Naesuzaaf while sflKemraAT
waa AZ the saiaHela siyins ne laas
snu a. The boys "a Sleigh aefesf hat
along thr aaaN az ths ffunt aasr.
ara bells HtHRpea unkiius The chit.
aren }uuH.eA up tp err nhu NHa g.
fivrt NikuursHg rruainea fn fHH
runm booking ~ thr i1sr ard uEsIs
iuE fpf fhetf return hut through fhs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
Psnsmss 81 hat w,sther.

For a real Panama AZ a reason
able price. from s. to SIS. or nat.
~. stylish straw. from 400 20 g. So
70 TO the Seattle Hat Factory. 1915
Second av We make our hats AMI
know they are good. better value
for the money than can be obtained
anywhere In the city. Won't you
inspect our line before buyinE7 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

ming. please DO Us he favor "a an
up our main office (snnsst NJ
1850. Indspendant l1za.l betxse, 4
and 7 o'el0eh. and ws VIII s1.s
you a copy At once II you shosls
miss u more than once. please III.
phone - every time Tou mis- h
In this way Ne can be esrtsl. a,
giving our Subscribers a parties :.
vice and IL il the only way
THE STAR PUBLISHING m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
STAR DUST

By Josh"

slow Ia thcir movemsntasor did you
want TO fiii up the waste basket !
id not SEQ any items from here
last week tToo late IN getting
here Editorl - Maxwell CORE
apondoace. Nevada nal itepfon'n'
tHtiVe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

iaa Migonraky young land
owner. lows Aihina. yuungout
daughter Of Pan Naeheyaky. IA Pot
lah patriot
lie ioluH the unsuccessful revolt
item Of 1880 Ills estate Ia coufia
Gated and he ~ hanished as an army
conacrint al ouralak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
KEEP COOL WHEN YOU APPEAR
TO BE UP AGAINST 1T STRONG

A good srsumeut Zoe self possession = found in
the fact that vi lie the rountry has aafubs and
germ msd. any excessive ana sudtea srnaiisn may
eause sicknssa ana even death
A Londuurr. 81 f1r feaf. ard no
had trarnped ths streets for months STUMBLED a iah
hat meant food laF his family. lie FASTENED to his
wife wept with by BE- told her that their Troubles
were over, nud droppsd dead. Heart disease.
trsurhu1aH .EHs bound and raKxad ~ robbers
who Threatened t. torture him he frlghienst
that he lost the power 81 speech could not artru
ats for four uieuihs.
- heightened By fire that she suf.
fsred stroke II paralysis and died. although
Immediately after the fire she realised that
IN danger.
II - related uf fean condemned "a death That DO
told that his body 20 be drained % blood A
tiny puncture made in bis neck after b. had bern
hltndfoided. and water allowed 20 llaa over
body Into basin. u minutes hr died 81 fright
Camille F1ammaFi1n tells 81 rHafh execution the
victim being STUDENT he shown - md 4
log % wood and when he rinred b. q position
for decap4tntion he struck the ueck with
led Instantly.
the sudden mental emotion In some wny checks the
% blood In the BRAIN science has not been able
iomena.
good idea to cultivate self-posses-on and ngt fear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

dnaf there entered the eaionefs eifs.
some Yeuas LADY has arrived.
ahr said. ~auh - asking fur gon
fsf,ltahiY frua Ynur ruuuify. she
i1issAa like = Faie
Ito Mr ganfiuuedf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

"pr Pilium always has his mind
ON hts profession. ! never knuN a
man who carried Il to such lengths
az he does
whats be done nov 2"
Hes got the physical culture
craze. but be went take any kind
of exercise exeepl with the medi.
cine ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

John u Rockefeller has been tell.
ing HIS fellow ehurohmen down in
New York how he once dug poia.
toes That. dear friends. was the
year they sold for $40 a bunhol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

A farmer Smiles TO himself when he
secs
A field II wheat that IL due 10 hla
inhorn.
A city man who can raise sick
shrub
Expands his chest ana then brnEa
60 hln neishboFn
After lookiun at the pictures ~
Gov liorh Ne cant help ndmiriug
bis magnificent nerve in thinking
any wuman would allow him Go kiaa
her
JoasNiE's Tat SWELL enter.
Tanner
Inhunle Robbins called con his
iady friend near HileJn ON Hninr.
dny evening. aud, ot course. related
some ~ his leHiie farming rkrefi.
eneea along wifh other interesting
anecdotes during the evening Car
rolitna tOf Ffce freaa
ON cUPlp's STAMPING
GROUND.
Hen Marsh and Miaa Nellie Pag ne
spent SUNDAY afternoon in Union
gHy Winchester flud Herald.
TAE DARK SIDE OF LITGRA.
TuHE.
Mr Editor. dld soa ruu out Of
printers Ink az az the railroad too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

A western newspaper declares
the railroads are on the run Well.
what are they here for but 10 run
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

"Yea. nnid the eminent pianist.
ant body sho expects 70 make hia
career ia music must make up hlh
mind 20 face hardship
lie has 90 stand many hard
knoetar-
Ie dues. indeed One year I was
fired out ~ nine apartment houHrh
What time does the dog watch
begin. captnin r. asked the inguisi
tive passenger.
sD8r watch Thin l. steamer
and ~ don't have d0E watches On
steamer. replied the ahiiginE cap
iain. The dog watch is only Tor
hafha"
Ana be etcuned himself that h.
might take anufhef reef IN the an
ehof
The New York Newspapers SIRE
having o dispute - ~ vbat eonaii-
ttstas = Neutlrfuan fhaf - - Whnf
constitutes gentleman b. New
rafk
= fAHa MA NAHA. > IT. AaAHsH 80
ufenident has been ladietsd'' SAID
snslmens. az he looked up from HE
"a pei
Peer mani" exclaimed Mrs..
Hmltheru.
Yes. 1 suppose thaf'a shY be- was
Indicted"
When you we're = tsaY. paw. ga
iuu ever run away to y ball game
40. ny sun I not orb never did
such a Thing. but I never thought oi
such a Thing
~flumph. ! guess Yuur father must
have beun a fan wife always toaA
/ yuu ntfh him
aa
SO reward for hng case ~ con
|aflpatlun I cannot cure IN forts
I dag
Df Watson. oateupathY.
iif Washington Bidg 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

Iavr stork insured ~ safe lie
1osit huiialnz rhaae Main CO.,. Ind
Il gIeS 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

There d that something about
the suits that White makes that ap
peals % the most faati1ioua dress
ers. It's easy 10 explain. no secret
about White cuts them himself
Beautiful spring samples ready fuF
your inspection. sss
For bargains IN Real Estate see
Page G. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
rHU DARK SIDE OF LlTGRA.
TURF.

Mr Editor. ala yoa run out Of
printers Ink az NaA the railroad too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
A WORD FROM JOSH wlsg.

Many are cumin
but few arrive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
ON cUPIp's STAMPING
GROUND.

Hen Marsh and Mlsa Nellie Payne
spent SUNDAY afternoon in Union
chs Winchester fiudl Herald.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-06-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Richard H. Whteoak. OF Town
Point and Mrs. Agnes l.. AFFORD, of
Philadelphia.
Marion w. Clark, OF Elkton. and
Bessie b. Bacon, OF EaSton, Md
Harry 5, Brown, OF Cherry Hill, and
Annabel Kay, OF Elk Mills.
COLORED.
Joseph Gassoway. OF Philadelphia,
and Emma Green, OF Cccilton
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-06-16
Notice to Creditors

This is to give notice that the SubScribaut,
OF cecil county, has obtained from the
Orphans Court OF said county, letters Tesla
mentary on the personal estate of
MARY f.. BEEKS
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the SAID deceased are
hereby warned 10 Xhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated
on or before
the 22nd day of November, 1906,
they may otherwise. by law, be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. All indebted
10 said estate are requested to make imme-
diate payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this 2lst day of
May, 1906.
JESSE l.. SHEPHERD,
EXT of Mary +. Beeks, decd
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-06-16
Local joftings


View, cleared $24 from its recent ies-
tival.
The Port Deposit moonlight ex-
curSions on the SuSquchanna" will be
gin On u, Hdav evening
-Thirty-two collars was cleared
the Willing Workers OF Rock Church
from their recent icstiv2i.
Frank Peterson. OF the Fourth
district, is III N;tn typhoid fever at hi,
home near Strah"ru's Mill.
lightning struck and killed a val
liable COW on John Holland, place near
Fair FIiIh on Sunday night
Edward St:ahorn. ui the Fourth
district, cNpcct' t. have a fine steam
launch com )lrte by midsummer
Mrs. Amanda Reynolds. OF Rising
Sun, was stricken with paralysis. al
iecting her right side, ON Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Anderson, ni the
Fourth district, is / ported recovering
from her injuric, noted last week.
The festival held by the ladies' OF
Rowlandvillc NJ p. Church las, even
ing will Be continued this evening.
The EIkton PoStoiticc has been
treated to a new coat OF paint on the
interior. improving its appearance.
The storm OF Saturday wa, mark
ed by sharp lightning, and heavy rain
and high wind in and around Oxford.
Band concerts will be given in
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-06-16
Order NiSi
ln-Re: The MortgaIed Real Estate of
George T. Murray ard wife

In tire Circuit Court for Cecil County
In EG uIty No 2o;sl
Ordered. this W b dav of MAY 1876, that the
sale OF property mentioned in these pro.
CeedinGN, made and reported by William T.
Warhdr,On, assignee in the above entitled
cause, be Tatltcd and confirmed. unless
cause to the contrary thereof he shown on
or before he ~ h day OF july next. provided
"A copy of this order he inserted in me
newspaper printed and published in Ceril
county once .! week for one month before
the 26th da Of June next
The report states the amount of sale to he
1850 90.
MANLY BRENNEN, Clerk.
True Copy--TeSt:
slim MANLY BRkNNEN Clerk
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-06-16
35 Tons OF Furnace Coal
is Tons of Stove Coal

The coal TO be delivered at the Court House
and jail. and stored in the bins in the cellars.
of those buildings. To be of good quality
Anthracite, free of dirt or foreign matter
and 22i0 lbs per ton.
Bidder Will state tine name of collie y from
which ii is proposed to ship. The coal 10 be
delivered before October lst.
BY order OF the Comfy commissioners.
GEORGE e.. HOPKINS,
Assistant rea>urer
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-06-16

Wood avn Campmeeting this year com
mences August % and continues to August
18th. The meeting viii be under the leader.
ship of Rev. Asburv Burke. The Boarding
Tent will be in charge OF j. Albert BOYD.
Kent of Tents as follows: IA Y 20 fl. tent So:
II x l6 #. tent, 81. Applications for tents to
be made to
C.S. ABRAHAMS, Sec'y,
5-26-st Port Deposit, Md, r. f. ID
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-06-16
PersOnaI@:aa Social

Anna Lewis, Hyla Biddlc, Florence
JefferS, Margaret Biddle. Eva Dean.
| Grace Strickland Ethel Graves. Rose
Jones, Alma and Alice Dean, Mary
letters, Bessie Davenport, Margaret
King, Eva King and Mamie Brown;
McssrS. William Chambers, Ricketts,
| Nelson. John Ward, KeSSIcr Burns,
ROGER Fcchly, Dclbcrt Hague. Sterl-
ing Dunbar, Evans Dunbar, Graham
Opic. William StcnhrnS. Vernon Nc
Knight. Henry Terrell, Clarence Del
bert, John Denver, lrv;nr Gcorga Rus
sell George, Roy Dcibcrt. and c. z.
Finck
w. Arthur Mitchell recently visited
| Cambridge
Mrs George Ebcr Brown is visiting
relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. Carroll Ed"ar is making a stay
with Talbot county friends.
Miss Florence Mcfarland i, on a
visit to relatives in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs William II. IIughe,
are on visit to relatives in Whining
| ton.
Mis-, Frances Schoulcr ha, .. ne to
Ortlcy, y J., where she will spend the
| summer.
Miss Mary Riley, OF Aberdeen. spent
Saturday and Sun lay with Miss Anna
NJ. Lewis.
Miss Ellen Barroll is entertaining
her niece Mrs Z. d. Lambdin. OF
| Pcrryvillc.
Mrs. William J. Miller ,of C'cyean /,
| Ohio, is guest 81 her parents at
Trinity rcctory.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward w Taylor
have been visiting relatives in Reading
and Philadelphia.
john p. Evans is recovering at his
home on North street from hi, recent
| attack OF stomach trouble
William p. Gilpin, OF Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with his father, William
r. Gilpin, on Bridge street.
DR.. and Mrs. James r.. Frazer have
returned to Baltimore, alter a visit to
Mr. and Mrs. p. II. Clcavcr.
Miss Blanche BARLEY OF Rutland
VT, is visiting her brother c. p. Bart
ley, General Manager oi the United
Fire Brick Co,
Miss Emma Armstrong, OF the Fair
Hill section, was one 81 the ten grad
uatc, at st Mary's Seminary Com
mcnccmcnt held on Wcdnc>d day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Mccullough
witnessed tine Nalc- Princeton base bail
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-06-16
WANTED.

ANTED-Apple, Cherry, Walnut and
Poplar Logs.
THE APPLE LUMBER co.
6-l6-tf 420 Bellvue Ave, WAYNE Pa.
WANTED-Boys and Girls to take orders
for "A new Maryland song; liberal commits
sion allowed. Send ten cents for sample
copy to Local Editor, Ledger Enterprise
Pucomoke City, Md. 622t
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-06-16
Proposals For ImpTOs e.
mentS to Court House

Sealed proposals will be received ana
opcnef at the tOuntE tOmmiSSoncr once
in EIkluu, d., at 20 clock noon. o. Friday,
July 10Th. 1905 for the proposed addIliuuS TO
thc' curt House, consisting OF Toilet rooms
and Refining ON to oUTt ho' So
Plans aLd specifications VIII d. Z u t!le at
their Office on and after June 25h
CHARLES \. BE- - ~
Tcst-GED. G. HOPKINS '-tctnt
Assistant Treasurer