The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-01-13
LOCAL NEWS

A bullet from an air rife struck a
little daughter of a. II. McndcnhAll. of
Blue Ball. about the eye, on Saturday,
injuring her severely.
-Protractcd meetings are in progress
in Mt. Pleasant NJ. f. Church near
Colora.
Residents of the ncighhorhood will
petition for the removal Of the grade
crossing ut Marley Mills.
Several members of the Lima Hunt
Club spent last week mt Kcnncdy's Ho-
tel. Kcmhlcyillc. spending the time in
fox and coon hunting. They haggcd
three foxes and had good time.
Fri Dutton. of Sylmar. will dispose
Of his property and remove to philAdcl-
phia.
Traffic on the Central Il. II was de-
laycd on Saturday by G. X i. ID. loco
motive colliding with the rear end of
Il freight mt Octoraro Junction.. The
cahooSe and a car were smashed.
Mr.. David Christie and Miss Maudc
Amanda Coolew, of Fremon, near Ris-
ing Sun, We're married on January 3,
by Rev. w. A. Coale.
The Rising Sun Detective ASSocia-
ton received fourteen new members on
Saturday. The treasury shows bal
ance of S112. 40 for the year. Ninety-two
members were served with dinner by the
Mite Society of the NJ. f. Church. NJ.
+. Kirk was chosen President; Alfred
Kirk, Vice-Presdent, Cecil +. Ewing,
Secretary. and Wayne Reynolds Treas
urerA The old directors were reelected.
William Mote, always tired. yet ever
h.. .I,p OF data nv
State appeared in Elkton yesterday and
was given three months at JeSsups,
when brought before Justice Gilpin.
-Rutledge Clifford, of Ekton, bought
the Clifford farm of 10 acres near Zion
which was sold mt public sale by Z. NJ.
Groves for W. $. Evans and L. NJ.
IIaines, Trustees, on Tuesday, for SS0S5
George Benson, of the First district.
has been appointed one OF the House of
Delegates Engrossing Clerks.
Charles Starting, colored, was de-
livered to State Detective HawKins on
Tuesday ana taken to Delaware where
he was held for Court. in default of
$1,000 pail, for assault upon with intent
to rob. Francis Johns, colored, in New
ark, on Christmas day.
Robert Duhamel, of Earlcville, who
has sold his residence cOntemplates re-
moving to Elkton shortly.
Joseph B. Common on Saturday caught
John p. Meredith's double team after
the horses had run from Ricketts, Mill
nearly to the Jail crossing. The wagon
collded with a telephone pole but, save
broken harness, no damage was done.
A. ii. Hartman, c. T., of Elkton,
has been appointed an assistant engineer
under the new Baltimore Sewerage Com
mission.
Oldham w. Davis left on Monday
for Philadelphia, where he has secured
a position.
Harry w. Pippin succeeds w. II.
Elder as Superintendent of Elkton Gene
terry.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Con
gregation will hold a supper in Me
chanics Hall next Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Lewis w. Wilkinson, b. A., of Cam
bridge. England, will deliver his second
InUiUverUsUitUy UEUXUteUnsUioU
University Extension course on "Thc
English Middle Glasses, with lantern
illustrations. in Trinity Parish House.
on "Wednesday evening. Tickets, at
Wells.
Work will begin with favorable wea-
Their upon the new office building for
the Scott Fertilizer Company on Main
and Bridge streets.
Rev. T. NJ. Randall, General Sccre-
tary, will deliver the anniversary ad-
dress before the Conference League at
Pocomokc City, in March.