Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-06-30

j. Il. Hopkins. of Pocomoke City,
has gone South to look for timber
For Sale new house in Salisbury.
ID s. Stephenson. Box -, Eden, Md.
There will he no services at Holy
Cross Church. Stockton, Sunday, July
LIST
Miss Truitt, of Salisbury, is here
on visit to her sister. Mrs j. II. Per-
due
Mrs. William Todt visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Johnson, this
week.
The finest assortment of cakes ever
shown in Snow Hill. X. Milton Town
send.
The ladies' should read what Il. I.
Truitt says in his advertisement about
shoes.
Don't forget the races at Gentle
mems Driving Park in the afternoon of
July 18th.
Mrs. Walter Mason has returned
home from visit to her parents near
Salisbury.
Miss Bessie Johnson spent a few
DAYS of this week AT Franklin City and
Chincotcaguc.
Miller farm near Corbin for money
rent for 1907. Apply toJohn II. Handy,
Snow Hill, Md.
Mr.. William Dorman, Of Baltimore
- la..Ns
Joseph Stanford.
Mr.. Elmo Johnson is spending his
vacation of two weeks here with ms
wife and children.
Mrs. c. l.. Vincent is spending
some time in Berlin with her mother.
Mrs. Thomas a. Gray.
Mrs. William G. Stoops of Louis
Vile. KY, is here on visit To her moth
err Mrs. Mary Higgins.
Miss Annie NJ. Station attended the
session of the State Teachers Assocla-
at Ocean City this week.
Black berries wanted at % cents a
bucket. Will commence to receive the
same Monday. Roberts Bros.
Some exciting races will be held at
Gentlemcn's Driving Park on the
Fourth Don't fail to see them.
Miss Marguerite Pease, of Colorado
Springs, Col, is visiting her sister,
Mrs Waldo kennard at "Drlftwood
Farm.
Mrs. Anne Phipps returned to her
home in Salisbury Friday after a pleas
ant visit to her daughter, Mrs. Charles
w. Shockley.
Mrs. William c. Powell and child |
rem, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. H.
X. Lee, of Washington. spent tins week
at Ocean City.
Last Tuesday the County Commits |
sioncrs were in session and struck inc
levy nj the rate of ~ cents, which is &c.
less than last year.
Mrs. Frank Bevans and daughter.
of Beaver Dam, spent part oil iast
week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Noah Pennnewell.
Box Iron and Spence played game
of ball last Saturday which resulted IN
a Waterloo for Spence. Score u TO
IN FAVOR oil BoN iron.
Prof. Harry +. Covington and wife,
of Princeton, will arrive home to-day
on a visit to his parents, Hon. and Mrs.
George w. Covington.
Mr.. Franklin Upshur returned to
Baltimore Monday morning, after
pheasant visit at the home OF Senator
and Mrs. John L. Moore.
Mrs. Margaret Hurlock and little
daughters, of Baltimore, are here on a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Payne. |
parents of Mrs. Hurlock.
Miss Nellie Jones entertained at |
Bridge Thursday afternoon and the.
Misses Moore Friday afternoon. IN
honor of the visitors IN town.
Services in Mackenzie Memorial
PRESBYTERIAN Church tomorrow morn |
ing and evening at the usual hours by |
the pastor, Rev. j. u. North.
have moved my shop to the room
over Il. 4. Truths, where ] am pre-
pared to do fitting. cutting, cleaning ana
repairing. j. 5. Wimbrough. TAILOR.
Misses Mary Townsend and Mildred
Aydclotte returned Wednesday from q |
pleasant visit of several days to friends
and relatives on Chincoteague Island.
What's the good of keeping from
him any good things you may see,
that win lift his load of labor like Rocky |
Mountain Tea. +. ID. Cottingham Il Go.
Samuel Barnes, who was injured
by the negro Watson week before last
and who has been at the Peninsula Gen
eral Hospital. has returned to his
home in Somerset.
At the regular meeting of the direc-
tors of the Commercial National Bank,
held in the bank building Tuesday after
noon, semi-annual dividend Of 3 per
cent. was declared.
The Shelliish Commission has decid- |
ed 10 begin the survey work in Anne |