Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-11-17
BERLIN.

Miss Hester Iravers left Tuesday for
Port Deposit TO visit her mother.
Mr. Frank Bowen, of Elizabeth City.
came this week TO visit his mother. Mrs
Laura Bowen.
Miss Virgie Trader and Mr. Edward
Furbush leave tomorrow. Sunday, for
Woodbridge. n j.. to visit Mrs. NJ. T..
Franklin, and accompany his wife home,
who has been there visiting for some
weeks.
Mrs. Paul Scott and little baby girl.
Of the Line Hotel have been spending
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Scott.
Miss Vesta Hudson, Of Selbyville.
Del is visiting Miss May PurneI this
week.
Mr.. William Whaley came Wednesday
night on cunning expedition with
friends here. We are sorry the rain
disappointed them.
Mrs. John Keas left Tuesday for Port
Deposit to attend the Ladies Auxiliary
Of the Episcopal Church.
We are glad to report all cases of
Diphtheria well. and the houses fuma-
gated. There are no new cases, and If
no more are reported. school will open
Monday.
Mrs. +. S Adkins of Salisbury. was
the guest Of Mrs David Adkins few
days this week
Mrs. Annie Powell and sister. Miss
Daisy Wise. have been in Baltimore
this week on visit to their niece. Mrs
Maud Davis.
Little Kitty Whaley is in Bishopville
this week visiting her grandmother.
Mrs. Kitty Whaley.
Miss Ella Purnell accompanied by
her little nephew. John Whaley. left
Tuesday for Philadelphia
Mr. Lee Mumford. who has been
working in Wilmington for some time.
came home to visit his parents We'd
nesday.
Miss Daisy Rayne. who has been
visiting her uncle. Mr.. William Rayne.
at Wilmington, returned home Sunday
evening. Her brother, Mr. Fred Rayne,
went up in the morning and accom-
panied her home.
Mrs. Horace Davis left Wednesday
for Wilmington to attend the funeral
of her niece, Mrs. Thomas Stayton, who
died Monday the 18th inst Mrs. Stay
ton had q great many friends here.
who Will he sorry to hear of her death.
\ few nights ago Mr.. Riley Ellis ran
INTO Mr.. James l.ytle's team and killed
his own horse. We are glad there was
no other damage.
Mrs. Emma Chopper moved Wednes-
day from her home on Bay Street in
with Mrs. Minos Timmons on the corner
Of Washington Avenue and West
Street. Mrs. Cropper is in poor health,
and has moved in with her friend to be
taken care Of.
Mrs. Martha Mills, Of near Salisbury.
who has been visiting her niece. Mrs.
Ii. +. Davis, returned to her home
Monday morning.
Mrs. Robert Adkins and little daugh-
ter. Adelia, left Wednesday for Della
ware City to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Householder
Mr.. and Mrs William Lofland. Of
Lewes. who have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Harmonson. have
returned home.
Miss Florence Taylor and her mother.
Mrs NJ. +. Taylor. who have been To
Lewes To visit her sister. Mrs. Elijah
Register, returned home Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Alfred Howard was called this
week to Bishopvlle to see her husband,
who, while there on business trip to
that place. was taken suddenly very
sick. We are glad that he has recovered
enough to be brought home.
Mrs w. A. Vickers, of Frankford,
came Wednesday to visit her daughter.
Mrs Ebe Holland
Mrs Harry Pattey. who has been
visiting friends and relatives in Phila-
delphia and Wilmington returned last
Saturday evening.
Mrs Peter Parsons. of Parsonsburp,
has been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs William Laws. for the past week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis has been at
Libertytown this week. visiting her
sister. Mrs. Daniel Bethards.
Mrs Mary Z. Vincent, of near Sails
bury, who has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Davis, returned home
today Saturday.
Mrs. G. /. Hardesty and little son,
Leslie, of Whitesville. have been the |
welcome guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank |
Porter this week.
Mrs. Jane Givans, who has been
making a long visit to her son, Mr. |
Charles Givans. in Delmar Del. has re- |
turned home.
Providence permitting. there will be
divine service in the Presbyterian |
Church tomorrow morning and evening. |
Christian Endeavor meeting at quarter |
TO seven. Miss Daisy Workman will
lead the meeting.
Mr. Robert Longwell. of New York,
came last Saturday TO visit his brother,
MIR. William Longwell. at Longwell
Point.
Mrs l.. l.. Erickson, who has been
spending sometime with her sister at
Scranton. Pa, and who also made
short visit at Port Deposit 10 her son,
Conwell. at the Tome Institute, has re-
turned home
Mrs w l.. Holloway returned from
her trip to Philadelphia last Saturday
evening.
Miss Marie Pitts has returned from
after a pleasant visit to
her friend. Miss Virgie Warrington.