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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-10
COLORA.

Mr.. Howard McCardcil is very i'll.
Mr.. Harry Montgomery is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Fannie CIothcrS WAS in Baltimore
this week.
Mrs David Whit WAS in Philadel-
phia this week.
Mrs. isaac Preston spent Thursday
with friends in Rising Sun.
Mrs Hannah X. Weir. of Glen Mills,
visited relatives here this week
Mr.. Stephen krauSS. of Port Deposit,
visited his parents here this week
Mr.. Philip Trimblc of Christiana. Pa,
visited his sister, Mrs. Frank Foster,
this week.
Mrs. Rcbccca Pierce will have pub
he sale % personal property near here
March II.
Mrs. Jennie NeSbitt and daughter, Miss
Bell, have gone to their new home in
CatonSvile.
Extra meetings are being continued
this week in West Nottingham Presby-
terrain Church.
Mrs. Albert Nicklc and children are
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Craig
of Principle Furnace.
Mrs. w. T. Weldon returned home
Wednesday from Doe Run, Pa, where
she spent two weeks.
Mr.. William NrSbitt. of Mount Pleas
ant, WAS rendered birthday surprise
Friday evening of last week
Mr.. George Mccullough has had the
interior of his house painted, also newly
papcred Miss Frances Thayer did the
papcrng.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard H. Preston will
.nlnl,ruT, b,
marriage at their home in Liberty Grove
this Saturday evening
Miss Agnes Egan. who resided here
with her sister, Mrs. Cunningham. who
recently died. has gone to Malvern. Pa.
whore she will make her home with her
nephew, Ellis II. Howard and family.
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PRINCIPLE

Mrs. Kathryn Lakeland is spending
some time in nISing sun.
Miss Annie Gather. of Chester. is visit
ing her parents ut Kinderhook Farm.
Mrs. Charles kcplar WAS Philadel-
phia visitor recently.
Miss Mollc Kirk. Of Baltimore. spent
n few days last week with Miss Mamie
Kirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kcplnr and
family spent last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert JrnncSS.
Mr.. and Mrs. William keplar and
family spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hart.
Mrs. Jones and Mis- Roberta Jcnncss,
of Wilmington. spent some time last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jen-
ness.
Quite Il number Of changes are being
made in this neighhornood this SIs'ing-
Mr.. Frank Orr moved to Goodwin Ter
rvs farm: Mrs. l.0uclla Rchurn moved
into the house vacated by Mr.. Orr; Mr..
Robert JenneSS moves into Mr.. Joseph
SINNERS house: Mr. Stanley McNey
to Pennington. tD the Jenkins property.
which he purchased recently: Mr.. Will
liam SINNERS. Jr.. comes to the Fletcher
farm.
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NORTH EAST

Seventh grau--Etla Bouchelle SO I,
Dollie Shippers SO Z, VlnGeuL Sweet 80 3,
Zernah Pugh 81 2, Ollie Craig 81.
Sixth grade-Edith Carlson 50 i,
Mufiel Decu 50 g. Fdun,e Pc ,cn 50 3,
heIen Dunlap "a 2, DIV Bacon 80 3.
Filth grade-AIexand-r Crothel 4 81,
William wilson 81 3, Nelson Rose 30 i.
Fuurtn gradr-Mlidred Carey 81
Rhoda Carpenter 81 4. Mary Galuuf
81 4, Bertha Hamilton 81 2.
Third Grade-Eva Mcdonnell "a
Stella Baker 80, Ruth Dunlap 80
Second grade, Glass A-Eisie Norman
81, Edward Wharton 94S, Amanda
Dunlap 81 2, Howard McCauIey SO s,
Harry Sid~-Il 80, Ella Bryson 80 8,
Howard Snallcross 80 s. Charles Tdsker
80, Mabel Bryan 904.
Second grade, Glass B-George Carey
95 8, Mabel LgrzsIere 90 E. Onttrr Srmp-
ers IS, Mary Huriock "a 2, Della NJ
ConnelI -, Arthur Shippers 81 7, John
Grieco 9l2
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CECILTON,

Seventh grade-Grammar School
Myra Dawson 80 2, Georgia Walmsley
80 5, Pearl Short 5.
Sixth grade-Ema Taylor 80 5, Now
land Fillipgame 80, Wallace Freshman
so, Leona Yates 81 2
Fifth grade-Neliie Anderson SO 4,
Miriam Griffith 81 l, Ruth Anderson
SO /, Harry Mccoy IS, wilma Miliken
SO s, Isabel Griffith 81 f. Edgar Dawson
81 3, Leila Burke 80 6.
Fourth grade-Henry Winter Davis
81 8, Ada Davis 81 2, John Boulder
9O7.
Third grade-Hilda Ostrom 50, Alice
Bennett 80 5.
Second gradf-Isabel CLARK SO 5,
Ethel Luthripger IS 8, Violet Bennett
50, Carroll Short a5, Elizabeth Lusby
90 2, Roland Blackway 81 MARY Free
man 81 5, Mary Anderson 902.
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WOODLAND

MIR. Henry Ewing and Miss Ameia
Bauer were married in the Mansc at
Port Deposit last Thursday by Rev. c.
NJ. Sciple.
\ social will be held at the NJ. l.. Par
sonage on Saturday evening from 100 to
1890 o'clock, by the local "Y's."
Mrs. j. f. Rutter and Mrs. y. f..
Footc visited Charcstown friends on
Tuesday.
Miss Grace Street enjoyed a visit from
Miss Anna Baker. Of Blythedalc, on
Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Mccall, of phila delphia
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Poist.
Miss Bessie Jackson is Mt home after
q fortnght'S stay with Philadelphia,
parkcsburg and Coatesville friends.
Mrs. Charles Poist has returned to
her home after pleasant visit to her son
Mr. Shure Poist, at Chase, Md.
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ELkTON.

Sc, enth grade--Hannah Wilson 81 2,
Laura Deputy SO /, Eliz .brth Perkins
So S, Elizabeth Pierson SO 4, Ellz4holh
Scott IS 2, MaiLle Rowland IS l, Emma
Minister SO l, EMS Mahan 96 8, Mabel
Taylor 96 S, Edna Lusby 96 4, Blanche
Bill Sc l, Ethel George IS +, Harriet
Walton So, Alma MARCUS So, CeCll Nc.
Knight 50, Mllton Ban 95.
Sixth grade-Walter Clark So, Mar
guerlte Og'et96, Mabel Rementer 95,
Haz-I Hilton IS, Edllh Merry 95.
Fifth gtaue-Margaret Lang 81.
Margery Marshbank 96, Helen Garrett,
50, Eta BJu den 50, Howard Clack 95,
Morris Bidole IS, Roy Ceilings 80.
Fourth Wallace DevOrr 96
alice Suter IS
Third grade-Joseph Death 50, NJ
Draper 95
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NORTH EAST

Mis-, Io,., E,s+o,. l. ,.;sitir, f,inrds
IN N-ilr,in,,ta,
:, -, .,.,.
o. D. l,ceder mas ma" t'lcP"ohe
'',,, 49,.
IF. IL. u , hd'fWoo" Is having MS
mousse wired inns week 1or eIcctflc l'Sht''
Miss Jennie Matthews spent Il few
days last week with friends in Whining
ton.
X. c. IarzaIcrc will conduct the Ep-
worth League service on Sunday even
ing March H..
William Ruttrr of Wheeling w Va
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PERRYVILLE

Mrs. Thomas Name was among the
Philadelphia visitors this wee
Mrs. George Wcntz was the guest of
friends in Port Deposit on Tuesday last.
Mrs. Willis Gomell. has returned home
after pleasant visit to friends in Bal
timOre
Miss Alice IlHrtrnStnc. of Principle
Furnace, visited relatives and friends in
town this week.
Mrs. J, II. Boyd visited her daughter.
Mrs. Martin Jackson in Wilmington on
Tuesday
Miss Susie Gillespie has left the en-
ploy of McsSrS. 4. IL. Owens and Bro.
and with her mother will start I'll store in
the Owens block.
Mr.. Calvin Taylor is home. and will be
stationed ut the Ilavre de Grace branch
OF the ,.mercan Can Company during
the coming summer months.
Rev. w. T.. Greenfield and family
were entertained ut dinner on Sunday
by Mrs. George Nciwi-. and at supper
by Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Strykcr.
Miss Edna Way. of Pcrryville, and
Mrs George 7. IIcmphill. of Elkton,
We're married ut the home of the brides
mother, on Thursday, March l. by Rev.
W. II. Nfeeln"ld.
The cantata to be given on Saturday
evening, ON .Iarch 10. by the Junior Ep-
worth League. in the Jr. o. L. \. NJ.
Hall, promises to be quite Il success in
every particular
Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Owens entertained
a number of friends at an evening din
ner on Wednesday last. Among those
present We're Mr.. w. Clifton Jackson and
mother, of Blythedale; Rev. and Mrs f.
\. Moore, of IIopewcll; Rev. w. Il
Greenfield and family. and Mrs. Ed
ward l.. Story, of Everett, Mass.
The Junior League of Pcrryvilc NJ f.
Church will hold an entertainment in Jr
o. L. \. NJ. Hall this Saturday evening,
March 10. consisting of special music
dialogues They will render "Cantata"
dream of Fairy Land" Doors open
at 7.3O. Admission % cents; children
under II years. II cents. who are not
members of the League Sunday March
IL, ut 1920 a. m. special service for the
Junior League; 40 closing service for
the Conference year. As the pastor has
been called to another field. this will be
his closing service
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gram was rendered and refreshments
were served and was thoroughly enjoyed
10y all who were present.
Mrs Harry Smith was the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Riley, of Rising Sun, We'd
noSddy.
Inc Senior defamation contest waS
held in the Memorial Hall Friday even
ing, at I.3O p. III.
Mr.. Owens, and daughter, of Balti-
more. were over Sunday guests of Mrs
Margaret Norris.
Miss Agnes Mowbray has been APP
pointed assistant SteEo=rnphcr to the Di-
rector of the jacob Tome Institute.
Mr.. George W. Conner Was a recent
visitor with his daughter, Mrs. james
Webster OF baltimore.
Mr.. Charles y. Grant recently visited
lis sister, Mrs. Elmer Harris, of BaIti-
more.
Mr.. and MIS-. Goodman Leacn and
iamily were the guests of Mrs. Anthony
Davis last week.
Mr.. Towsom avis, of Baltimore, spent
Sunday with his mother. Alrs Anthony
Davis.
Mrs Allie Poguc and son, Master JOS
cph pUguc. of Kissing Sun, are the
guests OF Mr.. Thomas +. Williams.
Mrs. Lena Goodman. of Baltimore,
spent :; very pleasant week with her
daughter, Mrs. Samuel IL. Friedman.
Mrs. Lewis Cummings who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. William Cum
mingS, has returned to her home in
Chester.
The Willing Workers Society of the
Methodist Church cleared about $4,000
on the supper which they hello in the
Nesbitt Hall February u and D.
Mrs. George Nolkhardt and daughter,
Mildred, of Chester, spent II few days
this week with Mrs. Caroline Armstrong
and Mrs Rumscy Smithson.
The young men Of the Arlington Club
are very much pleased with their new
rooms over Mr.. Scott Wilson's hardware
store
The engagement of Miss Margaret
NannemHn to Mr. Ernest Cornbrools, of
Newport News. has recently been an
nOunccd
Mrs. William Durgin. McSsrS. Brinton
and Forest Durgln. have purchased the
property where they have been living for
quite Il number of years, from Mr.. Viii
liam Ncsbitt
Mr.. John NJ. Campbell. who has been
with his family since Christmas, has rc-
turned To his business duties in Port
Deposit. His many friends in this vicin-
ty were very cad to learn of his re
turn.
Mr.. j. Howard Pugh. who has been
working at H"rryviIlr for quite Il number
of years as freight agent. has been pro-
NOTED to- MctuIl'> Ferry in the same
clulCitN His friends wish him much
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Harris SCHOOL, FIFTH DISTRICT.

Harris SCHOOL, FIFTH DISTRICT.
Above Seventh Grade w
Crouch 996, Martha Z. Williams 80 5,
Mary f Williams 80 s E'sIe Mac Far
laLr 80 ..
sool,ntn Grade-Claru l.. FUZZY 30
Sixth grade-F. AmeIl.. Clark 50 S,
Norman j. Worm 80
Fifth GIauo-Ai>.rua L. Clark 80 |.
Blauche Q. Wilson SO 3, Florence w
Wilson SO 3, Harry Worm 80 ], Vii
liam t. Crouch 80 5, Howard Wort,
9S2.
t"urln Grad. -Nuruo,d v i.ri.
20 J, Tag i.r y iIiiauIs IS 2, Jobu Cal
9S s, Cnar'i. Fluffy 9S, JOHN G. Br> son
9s5.
Third Grade Rehecca l.. Clark 80 >
DeIena Groves vs. 8, Howard Wine
SO s, Lawrence M. Crouch 9S 2.
Second Grade William s. Woou
50 2, E's"nur V. Wilson IS ,, Katie 3
Fluffy SO.
First Grade, above 80 per cent Mary
Worth, Earl Groves, Lu IS, on,
Emory Clark, Ernest Groves
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JACKSON.

Eighth grade-Juanita Blackson SO g.,
Elnora Gregg SO 4.
Seventh grade-Pusey Morrison 81 2.
Sixth grade-Ethei Jamison 100
William Creswell SO 5, Stanley Beers
81 2 Frank Couden So 2.
F FIJI grade-Leon Couden SO A.,
Alfred Crockett 95 6.
Fourth g'ade-Lillian Creswell So 8,
James Crockett SO /, Mary Brown 50 l.
Third grade-Richard Campbell 95 2
Hamilton Gregg 50 l, Thomas Yeat-
man "a S, Berjamin Crockett 81 2.
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CECILTON

Miss Anna O. Neil is on tn" sick list.
Miss May Smith has been spending
several uay>' in Baltimore.
Jams Ii, Smith is spending few days
of this week in Baltimore
Miss Mamie Steele. of Chesapeake
City, is the guest q. Mrs. John Black.
Harry Budd. .Ir.. has gone to Whining
ton. where he has accepted position.
G. V. Hoover is Spcndig few days of
this week with his sister Mrs. T. l..
Davis. Of Wilmington.
Noble >. Ferguson entertained Il few
of his friend, to u trr'gpin supper last
Friday evening.
Mc>Srs. j. c. Ferguson and Charles
Rachic, of ChcStcItown, spent over Fri
day with Mrs VI. T.. Ferguson.
Come and see the rrappcarance of
The DarEtown Bicycle Club" and Par
son Poor's Donation Party" which will
be held in the .Jr. o It.. a. NJ. Hall on
Tuesday evening. March Is, for the henc-
fit of the Union Hospital fund and Jr.
o. L. a. NJ. Hall. Admission, % and 10
cents. Tickets for sale at Drug Store.
Mrs. X. W. Black entertained the
"DarktOwn lcyclc Club and "parson
Poor'S Donation Party" last Friday
evening. The evening was spent by vocal
and Instrumental music and games. At
Il reasonable hour they were invited to
the dining room where IN oyster supper
awaited them Those present were Mrs.
Jams H. Smith. Mrs. George Richards,
Mrs. John Black. Mrs. Holm Coppage,
Misses Eddie Ferguson. Frances Crit
fifth, Alice Starr. Edna Stephens. Blanche
Padley. Mamie Steele. Georgia Wams-
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Six h grade-Annie Purdy IS 6
Mary Purner SO.
Fifth slade-Jennie SWING vs. s,
Irene Purdy SO 2, Mary SWIM 81 5.
Fourth grade-George Wnltlock 50,
Ethel Purner 81 5, Anna Broadwater
81 8, Willie Purdy 81 s, Delmar Arrants
SO, George Sanders So 4.
Fifth grade Willie Broadwater 81,
Joe Fears 81.
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DRESS MATERIALS

Black Sicilian Mohair, good black dye exceptional
quality for the price, IS inch wide, soc the yard
Grey Ladies' CLOTH very smooth and soft, SO inch
goods: price it. ........ soc the yard
Shark Skin Cloths in garnet, black cream, brown
and dark green something and very stylish; we
price it SOC the yard
Dress Patterns: We have patterns in a number of
very suitable cloths ranging from soc to 81 90 the yard
Only one pattern of kind, just enough for a dress.
SEERSUCKER GTNGHAM PETTlCOATS
At SIC the garment; fairly good skirt.
At SOC better better material and better made
GROCERY ITEMS
Ever try our Cream Cheese? It's good.
Ever try our Evaporated Cream? It's good
Ever try Canned String Beans? They're good.
Ever try our Golden Syrup? Bring your and let
us fill it, It's good.
Ever try our Green, Black Mixed Teas, 10 to 2Oc
/ h. We can assure you it's good.
If you haven't tried these things try them now and
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Pc. NCADER
standard and Registered
l37,3OOl

There is no more richly bred stallc n
or finer individual than this noble horse;
and farmers and breeders should conf
municate with his owner,
J. T. ARMOUR Bay View, Mo.
if they are looking for high. class stock.
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ordered, This 2lst day of February, 1905
thal the sale OF property mentioned in these
proGt edings, made and reported by George
a. Blake, trustee mentioned therein, be ra1i-
hed ana confirmed, unless cause to the con-
trafy lhereof be shown on or before the oath
DAY OF April next; provided a copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed
ana published in Cecil County once week
Tor one month before the 9th day of March
next. IN
The report states the amount of sale to be
$500. w w
MANLY DRENNEN,
i'ue ooPS-Iest: Clerk.
MANLY DRENNEN,
iep %i-lll Clerk
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ORDER NISI.
ALBERT Il. RILEY, ct al. Plaintiffs,
VS..
May Smeltzer, ct al. Defendants


Ordered, This Sth day of February. 1909
that the sale OF the real estate mentioned in
these proceedings, made and reported by.
George A Blake, trustee mentioned therein
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary Thereof be shown on or before the
l2th day OF April next; provided copy of
inns order be inserted in some newspaper
printed and published in Cecil County once
week, for one month before the thirteenth
day of March next
The report states the amount of sale to be
1921. ~ 'e
MANLEY DRENNEN,
True IopS-Iest Clerk
MANLEY DRENNEN
feb 10 I'm CIerlx
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NORTH EAST HIGH SCHOOL

SENIOR CLASS
Rhoda White, North h, ..............9S 5
Elsie Gambls, Bay VI,w. l
Anna Bl!cKIe!, GitLnhure.... .........S7
Matte ChurcuIuau, bay w......96 i
Rdth Cameron, North Easl......... 81
Myrrle Rune. Il .r,b ta,t S
Marshall Ih"mpeou, Moro Eart....9
JUNIOR GLASS
Eva Cosl, Il, NoILh Eaot-...............9a
b'anCLe Key nuu =, Noun Easl.....9l 4
SECOND YEAR CLASS
h,lue G"I-y, Norm l.nn,...............96 3
Emma Pei niugton. North tdst.....96 q
Emmy Slmprrt, NvI,n Eas.. ...........95 /
Maidle Buys Il, L-elIe-..........."....94 i
Anna Logan, l. s,ie.........~.... :. ....91 3
Violet Juner, Norm kasl...............92
Aunie Wells, North East q. ...........90
FIRST YEAR CLASS
Elizabeth Miller, MECHANICS Valley 81 l
Nellie Pennington, Norm East......95
Priscilla Ltrz ,Ier-, NorLu E,s.......93 s
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COUNTY SCHOOLS
Reports of Standing of Pupils of
Various Grades for February
CECIL COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL.
CLASS OF 'O6.

CECIL COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL.
CLASS OF 'O6.
AdeIa Ward, Cherry Hlll......... ...99
ReoaHarLr nstine, Prn'p'o tufua, eos 6
Marguerite Dugap, Etktou.
Sarah ScoLr, OoWantowD ....,..........96 s
Miriam Miller, Cherry Hi,l...........95 6
Margaret Law, Appletun..... .........s5 3
Mary Lodes, kikton .....................9o 2
William BraJton, EIkJon...............95
CLASS OF 'O7
Carrie Witworth, EikJun 9S 3
E"a Mcknight, Elkton................9S l
SECOND YEAR.
Catharlne AIngia, Elkton.-...........96 8
Grace Price, Eikt"n. ....................96 Z
Wileun Cuudon, 4 RL,'n. =
Elizabeth McGr~nuJ, Elkton .........96 q
Davld Stuan, observation-disclosures. e
Lula Moore, On-rry hll...............96 3
Allan Geurgr, k,un-. 9
Howard Deaver, Lerls..............95 7
Emile Win Maker, Cherry Hlli......".95 4
Florence Perkins, EikLon............95
FIRST YEAR.
Mary Warburtou, Bay View..........99 8
Elizabeth Drennep, E'kton............99
Laura Holton, Iron HII...............99
Anna Weiie, on....................9o
Indiana Rowland, ElRtoD..............9S 8
Ethel Goodroe, Cherry HlIl............9s
Isabel Davis, Cherry Hill ..............9s 3
Rose Parker, Eiktun..................... 9S 2
Mary Homewood, ElkLon.. ............9S
Louie KING, on......................97
Label Miller, Unerry Hllt. ............97
Ada Logan, lun.......~...............96 .
Elsie Garrett, Elklou.....................96 2
Bessie Clements, EIklon ...............95
Anna Abernatby, Cherry HIli.....95
Ada Denny, f Rton....................
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Order NiSi
In Re, The Trust Estate of Henry II. Torbert
in the Circuit Court for Cecil County,

ordered, This Eighth day of March, 1901
that the sale OF property mentioned in these
made and reported by H. Mar
shall HaineS, Trustee, be ratified and con
hrlned, uHleSs cause TO the contrary thereof
be show n on or before the Tenth day of Nav
next provided copy OF this order be inserted
In some newspaper printed and published in
teclI County once a week for o4e month
before the tenth day of ApIi next
The report states the amount of sale to be
SH,S50 o.
MANLY DRENNEN,
True Copy-Test: Clerk
MANLY DRkNNEN
MIL io-l mo. Clerk
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ORDER NISI

Alice X. Harvey, ct al, Plaintiffs,
VS..
Eliza ~. Harvey, et al. Defendants
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In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
In Equity No. 26O6.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-01-26
Badly Frozen.

Ed. Smith, long time and we'll
known miner here, undertook, with a
companion, to climb the mountain to
the Cumberland mine, Friday after
noon. Smith became exhausted be.
fore reaching there and his companion
hurried on to secure help to come to
his rescue. When help arrived he was
brought to town and taken to the min
ers' hospital it VAS found that his
hands and feet we're so badly frozen
that he must suffer the loss of all his
fingers and toes But he has been
carefully nursed, and at this writing
Dr. Hamilton reports that none of his
toes will be taken off aud that he has
hopes of saving some of the fingers on
each hand
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-01-26

In the District Court OF the Seventh Judicial
District Of the State of Idaho, in and fol the
county of Owyhee.
Cicero G. Breedlove, plaintiff, VS.. Carrie b.
Breedloye, defendant
The State OF Idaho sends greeting to the above
named defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an ac-
plaintiff in the District Court Of the Seventh
Judicial District, State Of Idaho, in and for the
County OF Owyhee, and to answer the com
plalnt filed therein, within ten days (exelu-
Sive OF the day of service) after the service on
you OF this summons. ii served within this
county; or il served out of this county, but
in this district, within twenty days; otherwise
within forty days The said action is brought
- obtain decree of this Court dissolviug the
bonds OF matrimony now existing between
plaintiff and defendant, on the ground that on
or about the 27th day of April 1904, the said de-
fendant, disregarding the solemnity of her
marriage vow, willfuliy and without cause de-
serted and abandoned plaintiff, and still con-
tinues so to willfully and without cause desert
and abandon said plaintiff and TO live separate
and apart from him without any sufficient
which is fully set for h in the complaint on file
in this action, certified copy Of which is here
with served.
And you are hereby notified that if YOU fail
to appear and answer said complaint as above
required, the said plaintiff viii apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the complaint
Given under my hand and the seal of the Dis
trict Court OF the seventh Judicial Dis
trict OF the state OF Idaho, in and for
lsEALl the County of Owyhee, this 25th day Of
January, in the year OF our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and six
J; S: ST CLAIR, Clerk
f. NUGENT, Attorney for Plaintiff 3G-5
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-01-26
Another Paper Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs S. B. Drollinger wer-
married one year ago Wednesday AT
night some friends invejgled them into
calling at the Idaho They had scarce
ly arrived there when the parlors be-
gan to fill with their friends, and when
about forty of them had arrived there.
one lady arose and spoke as follows:
This invasion is on you, Mr.. and Mrs
Drollinger. We had YOU enticed here
chat some Of your many friends might
meet and congratulate you on his, the
first anniversary of your happy we'd
ding May you both live to have many
happy anniversaries, surrounded by
friends who esteem you as those now
present do. May your pathway through
a long and happy life always be smooth
and pleasant Sam and Lizzie were
both SO taken by surprise tn they
could only respond by handshakes aud
words of thanks. The entire party
then INDUCED in round Of progress
i've whist, until they we're invited to
the dining room, where they found the
tables had been spread with the good
things the ladies of the party had
brought with them. They all had a
Joyous time.