Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-06-02
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and rummage sale on Thursday, June
It'll, in Mr.. John Keas' warehouse on
Gay Street. The rummage sale will con-
tlnue a week OF ten days. We cordially
invite the patronage of the public.
Mrs Jane X. Baynum left last Satur-
day to visit friends in Delaware, and
her sisters in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Claude Bishop, Of New York
is here making her aunts, Misses Clara
and Ida Dilworth, a visit.
Mrs. Mary Windsor and son, Of George
town. who have been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Edward Davis. have returned
home.
DR. Ebe Holland moved Monday from
his old home on Main Street, next door
to the Majestic Hotel, to his beautiful
new residence on the corner Of Main
and Church Streets, next door to Mr..
Horace Davis.
Providence permitting. the Com
muniOn of the Lords Supper will be adj
ministered in the Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning. and at Faith Chapel
in Libertytown in the afternoon. There
will be service here at night. Y 7. NJ.
in the evening at : o'clock. Mr. Robert
Adkins. leader. This is Conservation
meeting, and we would like for all to
answer the roll call.
The Commencement Exercises last
week were fine, and everything passed
off pleasantly. The music was very fine
especially Miss Virgalyn Warrington
singing, who most certainly excelled
herself this year.
Miss Eva Powell, of Snow Hill. is
making visit to her mother and old
friends, who are all glad to have her
with them again.
Miss Virgie Trader has been very
sick this week with the German measles.
Miss Adeline Hammond, of Washing
ton, ID. c., who has been making
visit to her grandmother, Mrs. Esther
Hammond, left last 5 surday for home
accompanied by her friend. Miss Nora
Hargis. of Snow Hill.
Mr.. VIM. kcnly. wife and baby, who
have been the guests of his brother. MIR.
+. kenly. at Malvern farm, returned
to their home in North Carolina, Mon
day.
Mr. Henry Godfrey left Tuesday for
a trip to Baltimore. Atlantic City and
New York.
Miss Annie Wimbrough, of Berlin,
and Mr.. Clinton krause, of Salisbury.
were married Tuesday morning at half
past 6 o'clock in the NJ. +. Church. by
Rev. G.. c. Williams Quite large
crowd We're out TO the church and depot
to witness the nuptials and see her off
on the train. They will make their home
in Salisbury. We wish them happy
voyage on lifes matrimonial sea.
Mrs. Ernest Melvin. of Delmar, spent
a few days with her mother this week.
Miss Angie Hudson. who teaches
school at Whaleyville, is visiting her
sister, Mrs Elijah Carey
Miss Mollie Nichols left last Satur-
day for Laurel. Del, to visit friends
and relatives.
Misses Hennie Bell and Mabel Powell
left Wednesday to attend the com
High School.
Mr.. J. d. Coffin has been taking
vacation this week from the postoflice
to have his eyes treated.
Mrs. Paul Scott and little baby, of
the Line Hotel, spent part of this week
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Scott.
Misses Lizzie and Helen Bishop were
in town Wednesday visiting friends.
Our colored friends celebrated Dec
Grafton Day with quite large pro
cession through town and 90 the different
graveyards to decorate the soldiers
graves. Some few were missing in the
line, having to attend court at Snow
Hill.
DR.. Vosburg and daughter, Miss
Minnie. who have been spending few
weeks at the Atlantic Hotel, left We'd
nesday for their home in New York
City.
Miss Nettie Carey left Wednesday
for Salisbury to visit her sister, Mrs.
Jennie Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hearn and little
daughter. Gladys. left Thursday for
salisbury To attend the commencement
exercises and see his sister graduate.
Mr.. Charles Davis. wife and little
daughter, lately returned from San
Francisco. where they were in the fire
and earthquake, spent Wednesday with
his aunt. Mrs. Elizabeth Davis and
cousins. His mother, Mrs Maggie
Davis of Salisbury. accompanied them.
They will now make Chicago their home
Miss Bessie Holloway left Saturday
of last week To make few weeks visit
with friends in Bishopville.
Mr.. George Powell. who has been
living in Wilmington for some time,
died there this week He left mother
and several brothers.
MIR. Alfred Holloway, who is working
/ IN HishonVille was home Saturday Ia