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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-05-26
RISING SUN.

Mr.. and Mrs Bradley Smith, Mrs
Clara Amwig, OF Philadelphia, visited
DIR. \. II. Smith and daughter, Miss
Adalinc, this week.
Mr.. Claude Minor, OF Baltimore,
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Eli
+. Reynolds.
Miss Grace \. Wilson is spending
some time with Rev. w. q. Rooms and
wife, in Smyrna
Mrs. \. NJ. McNamcc and son, VIII
liam, and Miss Edna Wilson spent a
few days OF the previous week in Phia-
dclphia.
The Pi Gamma Sigma Club met with
Miss Maudc Kirk on Monday night.
Mrs. Howard and daughter. Nir-
Slnla. OF Snow Hill. Md. have been
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs J. NJ. Ster-
rctt
The Home Mission Circle was en-
tertaincd by Mrs, Mollie Reynolds on
Friday night and the many people
present had a very nice time
Miss Nan Simmons, OF Wilmington,
IS visiting Mr.. Joseph Pogue and fam
lily.
Mr.. James Mcndcnhal, OF West
hfpNc, was the guest OF MIR. Charles
Pyle and family this week.
Mrs. c. n Brown and son. Charles,
spent Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Brown near Svlmar.
y birthday surprise was given Mr..
Allen Bryant on Wednesday night and
quite number OF young folks were
present from Rising Sun to enjoy the
various games and music INDUCED in.
Mrs. Henry Etling was a Philadel-
phia visitor last Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Burlington spent last
Saturday i'll Oxford.
Miss Alice NJ. Clifford entertained a
number OF friends at her home on Fri
day night oi last week.
Miss Sue Maxwell, OF Principle. was
the guest this week OF Misses Mabel
and Hanna Reynolds.
Miss II. Maude Kirk is visiting Miss
Julia Brokaw. at Fair Hill.
DR.. g. S. Dare was in Philadelphia
last Saturday on business.
Miss Margaret Reynolds is the
guest OF Mr.. Grant Brown and family
in Lancaster, Pa.
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ZION.

MIR. Dexter Lee has accepted a posi-
ton with Baltimore firm
The Farmers Telephone Company
have completed their line to Zion.
Those having phones in are Mr.. Hop
kins England, Mr. Amos Martindale,
CarhartS store, DR.. ID. l.. Clifford, Mr.
Charles Morris and Insurance office
the latter being public phone.
The festival held ON the lawn OF the
NJ. Z. Church was we'll attended; about
S33 was realized.
Mrs. Mel Mcarns is the guest OF
her sister. Mrs John Gortcc Hobbs.
Miss Amy Mcarns is visiting Elkton
relatives.
Miss Bessie Lambert. Of Lambert
Vile, and Mr.. Lewis Arthur Miller, OF
Philadelphia, were married on Monday
evening last in the First Baptist
Church OF Lambcrtvillc, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs Austin Carhart. Rev
and Mrs Bcalc and Miss Katherine
Rutherford were among the guests
who attended the wedding. Rev. Mr.
BcaIc performed the ceremony. Miss
Rutherford was one oi the wedding
party.
Misses Johnson and Bryson, of Cal
vert. were guests OF Miss McarnS Car
hart this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Carhart en-
tcrtaincd 4 lew friends at tea ON We'd
ucsday evening
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Miller enter
tanned the \ivo Club Friday evening.
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PIVOT AND SUMMIT

Chldren's Day services will be held
IT Summit Church next Sunday night;
at Bethel Church the first Sunday
night in June.
The annual strawberry and ice cream
festival will be held by the ladies of
Bethel Church on the Parsonage lawn
Decoration Day.
About go p. m. Decoration Day
there will be appropriate memorial
services held at Bethel Church, when
short addredsses will be made by sew
cral ministers present. among whom
will be the pastor. w. p. Tavlor, Rev.
MIR. Perry and G.. n. Jones OF Chesa-
pcakc City
\ strawberry festival will be held in
Summit schoolhouSc Friday night,
June /, under the auspices of Mrs.
Thomas McCoy'S Sunday School Class
for the benefit OF Summit NJ. E.
Church.
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CHESAPEAKE CITY

II. w. Caldwell was Baltimore visi-
tor this week.
Mrs. Alilcha Lusby. OF Cccilton. has
been visiting her sister. Mis-, Emma
Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Elliott. OF New
ark, spent several days last week with
Ms. NJ. F. Willis.
Mrs NJ. = LISTER and douohtpr
Miss Mabel OF Philadelphia. are spend
ing some time with Miss EVELYN Kib-
Ter.
Mrs. Charles Mcclure. OF Whining
ton, is visiting her mother. Mrs. John
Bristow.
Miss Ray Sterling has returned to
her home in Iladdlocnield, N. ].
Mr.. Martin Landon. of Landonville
IS the guest OF Dr. and Mrs. c. C,
Laws.
Miss Elsie karsner visited relatives
IN Philadelphia this week.
Mrs. Thomas Dugan, OF Whining
ton, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. E.
Collins.
Mrs. Lizzie s Barwick spent part Of
tins week with relatives in Philadel-
phia
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Steele and daupb-
ter, Miss Mary, spent Sunday with
relatives in CeciIton.
DR.. and Mrs. Bostck and +. c. Kib-
Ter were visitors at the home of Geo
W. KILLER. " wv
u; Bennett Johnson spent Sunday at
his home here.
Inc Chesapeake City High School
base Ball Team defeated West Not
,lnsla Academy team last Saturday
by the score of IL to 6.
y strawberry and ice cream festival
VIII be held at St. Augustine School
tins Saturday evening,
Byron Bouchclle spent two DAYS tbis
Week III greenwich, Conn, attending
Ine funeral OF his brother, William T,
6Eouchelle, who died at his home there
'",Grday nlght, OF intestinal trouble.
Mr.. }; M. Peterson has returned
from Johns Hopkins Hospital where
ne mas been for several weeks under
gong treatment.
ne day boats, the"Lord Baltimore"
ana Penn, will start out Decoration
LAY to make their daily trips.
he annual bazaar of the Sunshine
society which was to have been held
nursdav evening, has been postponed
until some time in June.
The church social which was held If
me home OF Capt Nathan Loveless
wednesday evening, was quite a sue
cess.
about $45 was cleared at the festival
gwen by the Back Creek Neck Sun
day School last Friday evening.
oh'idren's Day services will be OBJ
served in the Presbyterian Church.
June 3, and in the M. F. Church June
10th
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pierce enter
tanned number of friends Wednesday
evening in honor of their son. Vim
tons, twelfth birthday. The evening
was spent in playing games. Refresh
ments were served after which all de-
parted, wishing Master Vinton manv
happy returns Of the day.
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NORTH EAST

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carr, Of D.
timorc, spent a lew days thi, wee.
with their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
John +. Davis
Mrs. v. ". Logan and son, Viii
liam are visiting Mrs. J. w. Roger
son. OF Bridgeport, Conn.
Miss Mamie Logan is visiting friends
in Bridgeport, Conn.
Miss Bessie Manly, OF Elkton, was
entertained last Sunday by Miss Ruth
McCrackcn.
Herbert White is spending some time
with friends in Trenton, n. J.
Mr.. +. G.. Parsons spent few days
this week in Wilmington and West
Grove
Miss Margaret Scott, Of Whining
ton, is spending the week with Mrs.
John l.. Moore
Miss Mabel Frederick. OF Charles
town, was entertained last Sunday by
Miss Lora Foster.
Miss Maggie OmcnScttcr and Mr..
Thompson, oi Gainesville. Pa, spent
last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eras-
tuS Ruttcr.
MauIdin Lum, OF Philadelphia. s
spending a few days with friends in
town.
DR.. Arthur w Beatty. OF Philadcl-
nhia. has lccn spending the week with
his fa,hcr, Charles F. Beatty.
James Mallen OF Con ;hohockcn was
ton visitor ON last Tuesday
Miss Nice Nichols, oi Prrryvjll',
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mis-
Alva niddlc.
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PERRYVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Lindsay, OF
Philadelphia, are visiting MIR. and Mrs.
Elwood Lindsay.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hamilton spent
some days oil last week with friends i'll
| W ilmington'
Mrs. Martin Jackson and children,
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Boyd.
Mr.. Andy Fisher, aged u years,
while fishing from Poplar Point, was
missed ON Friday and indications were
that he was drowned, his boat being
found adrdiit on Saturday by Capt
John Crate. 1t is thought that he had
a paraiytc stroke and had died falling
overheard, as he had no symptoms OF
drowned man He was taken to the
home oi Mr. William Scott and buried
at West Nottingham Cemetery on
Monday.
The motion pictures and the San
| Francisco disaster, etc, to be given
by Prof. Coward. ui Wilmington. iur
the benefit Of the NJ f. Church on
Monday evening, May %. in the Jr. O.
|. ~ NJ. Hall. promises to be some
,.,,
40, ."Ht week p"Hc Dan notes gave Elk
'N''iI '''' S''o'' 81 |" ! against tr-
VIC ON! margin 81 one from pc
NIX E""9t,eESta' even with a probes
>''''l"I P,l'"cr; p"' Wn'r the game was
returned on last Saturday, there was
~ margin but skunk OF Is to o. which
VA, due t. the pitching Of Cunningham
an" the NnappN work OF the home
''% "li'.
\, ~ ~ L!L,.'IEFIl'"a 81 ~. fauI OF the
VI. t. O,'urch was organized ON Mon
Va! nlR,l.' WIN so MEMBERS. with
NcNHrN. !. l., Cole President, /. Nor
\ I'' r .J"e'I,' Icc-l rINidcnt' LAWN
1T: ! "!i Tor! SrcrctarJ; Harold McCum-
E ,-",',;, ''"?"l o. .NeNa"dcr oralg,
Il'"'r'llah OF spiritual Committee, G..
i / 't4I',,, S"c'al Commlttce' d. c.
.r I'm ~ NN'' -, MV''lOerSil'P Committee.
- is 81 N!'l'e ;Nherlcu? Band furnish
:" ''t">'I '"' 'le occasion ana joined
TT 1t ""IH. -
vi J"'''' Earring OF North East
'I@n nrelI NPGndihS some DAYS with his
''"HS .'lti' Nr'' ALEXANDER PatchcIl.
~ pc''tl''l Is out Tor the purpose OF
.'nl,,S '''e o'on'y IommlS,H,ionerS put
'',;,'':,' ''''H |" 'hc pnDIc school
,'''a,''''S 10 accommodate the scholars
a. "' i'''S''l one part o. lnc school re
~, III announcer part OF lnc town and
r "I, ia, ''',' ''u' |" 'ne streets and rail
Ms NJ. " W,; Kay, e..
oua ";, w W. ,'I o'"I'I's Is ape TO- be out
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POQT DEPOSIT.

he regular weekly devotional meet
ing oi the Epworth League will be
held next Sunday evening at the usual
time and place The leader Tor the
evening. Mr.. John NJ Campbell. This
service will he devoted to mission
work. The leader i, anxious to see
all those who are interested.
The Methodist Sunday School will
hold its annual Childrcn's Day service
Sunday evening, June 3. at 100. The
committee. consisting OF Mrs. Emma
]. AbrahamS, Misses Emma Gather
Helen Harvard, Bessie Taylor and r.
IEstcla Butchcnhart, McSsrS William
Ncshtt and J. NJ. CrcSwcll. are pre-
pairing what they consider a very pleas
ing program. MI the friends as well
as the members OF the school are cx-
pcCtcd.
The Presbyterian Sunday School will
hold its annual Childrcn's Day service
Sunday morning at II O'Clock, June 3.
y very delightful program is being
prepared by the committee in charge.
MI friends OF the school are invited to
be present
Mr.. S. H. Friedman was Philadel-
phia and Baltimore visitor this week.
| Mrs kavych has returned to her
home i'll Wilmington after most de-
lightiul visit with Mrs. Murray and
family.
The children OF the kindergarten.
with their instructors, Misses Hunt
and Dickcy, spent a most delightful
morning "Wednesday with Mrs O. P.
lagcrty and children The children
| l. /,
with straw.
Miss Warren has returned home al
ter spending a most delightful time
with relatives in Washington.
Mrs Edward Snyder and baby have
returned to their home in Camden, n
J., after a most delightful visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boyd
Mrs. Stephen Smith OF Lapidum
was the guest OF Mrs. William Smith
on Sunday.
| Mcssrs. Edward Johnson, Frank
Kerwin, Misses Margaret kerwin
Helen and Lula Einwachter visited
Rising Sun Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Abrahams were
the guests of DR.. and Mrs. J. l.
France at Mt. Ararat, Saturday.
Mrs. V. 5. Collins and Mrs. L. G.
| White are enjoying a rest at Reho-
both Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. William White, OF Bal
timore, are the guests OF Mr.. l.. G.
White.
Misses Lille and Mary Pugh visite d
their father, Mr.. ]. Howard Pugh, at
McCall'S Ferry, Saturday.
The Methodist Sunday school will
run its annual excursion to Rochester
Friday, June %.
The GoldenRule Circle of the King
Daughters OF Port Deposit is arrang-
ing to serve a luncheon on Saturday
June ?, at the Silver Cross Home, to
the excursioniStS from Baltimore. Pro-
ceeds will be devoted to the needs OF
the Home. Contributions of money or
food are desired Please communicate
with any of the following chairmen:-
Sandwiches, Mrs. John r. Bond; Cot
fee, Mrs. R. c. Hopkins; Ice Cream
Mrs. Rumsey Smthson; Cake, Miss
Mary Bond; Lemonade, Mrs. George
Buck; Candy, Mrs. William McClena-
han.
Mrs. Salie Hines, of Liberty Grove
visited her son, Mr.. George Hines
Tuesday
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BASEBALL


-. nc S"eSaPS"hc Cny ana Eikt"n
l'S' 9cn1o, cam pIaEcd an executing
tcrdav afternoon The confess wos
prolonged To the twelfth inning when
Elkton succeeded in winning out by a
score OF to ).
The Wilmington \. c., which pIavcd
IIlktun close and exciting game here
on Saturday last, will return for an
other game on Wednesday ncNt-Dc-
c"ratlon Day Manager Koticnbcrgcr
IN arranging the game over the telc-
phone, stated that he would bring an
even stronger team nest week than he
VA" 't're last saturday, he game
N'''''''u prove i 60" done
pERRNNILIE. -: ELK MILLS. @.
Tho N.n,,.or. ma, ,r.;r v,,,,n1,, -,
PcrryvIle on Saturday. Their marvel
Duncan. was missing and they oiund
Cunningham altogether pulling. Get
ting but one hit from his twirls.
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cry and meritorious conduct on the
field in a three days battle. He was
referred to in Colonel Sicklcss re-
port as my sergeant major, who can
not lie" Mr. Frank W. Jones, of this
place, is his brother. \ wife, formerly
Mrs. Elizabeth Wills, son, l.. Row
land, and daughter, Mary. also 4
step-d daughter. Mrs John L. Jackson,
OF Baltimore, survive him. Thousands
mourn the loss OF such man.
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Summer Suits

Coats and Trousers, Odd Trou-
sers, White and Fancy Vests,
Summer Shirts and Underwear
Straw Hats Russell and Low
Shoes. Ourtrade is going ahead
fast every month. We have the
goods, new styles at right
prices We are doing a big bust
ness in the new Gray Suits, $40
to SIS, in Blue Serges, So to
SIS. Hundreds of the new
Straw Hats in Small Shapes
for Young Men. Stiff and Soft
Brims in Mackinaws, Lennetts
andSplit Braids. New Panamas
and Soft Felts. Russell and Low
Shoes in all sizes for Men and
Boys.
e. $ s:::;:; 'MuLl|N'sS S e..
WILMINGTON
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Wit omcncmt IiTer

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nto iueroen oaS aud INNER tbun, uno treten
Sud oesbalb audi entgegen: nit oiienem Siiier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-13
Gin sciahrli@er Seimn.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :. u. Sai
ler i1reiht in ieiIem Sithe 9llehcr
%gr5iebuna":
Ser 9eiGhrlicbitc Seiuo sex eiueu
%lpeiblifen SuaenN ut bic C'iteIfcit
pocr ole nuoeberridic %egicloc, 5l
gefallen. Sn pieie in Der Sodter
einmnl eripad,t. 10 iiub 6uaieid mn
Sdblipe @ciabrcn iiir ibrc llnidulo
miierpndt.
ISL nieie eilunal erlpadlt, 10 miro
lie leid)t Die erie %criiibrerin oee
%lneriabrcnen 6ersens, unb Bot bieie
innere %criilbrerin iidr cinmui ouf
ben 5bron gcieBt, 10 Iodt tic nod,
obenorein Den dliBern &criilbrer Der
bel. Sic unbcberrihte Sesicrbc. su
aefalen, ut fdit INNER Der crite
Sdritt sum- Sale. Sesbolb icben
lie Die meiien Siibrer Der SuaeuS
ais Ole Gjeinbr ullcr @cfobrcn fir
bic Sll9enb, beionbcr@ iiir pic Mdos
den an.
lin nm bieier @eiubr aQer Wcs
inbreu 6uuorSufommen. ldbt Die cole
5pdter es ibr bDdlte5 Strebcn icin,
@oit Ill sefdllen; bcun pcnn lie
@ott 9efd0t. 10 9eidut lie audi ics
Dem @eniden, an oeiien SeiinN ibr
etlpas selegen icin bari. llnh rubt
ms Wnhlocfnllru D,nttPS mi ihr
10 but tic IN Dem iuncren Srisneu
cinen GrlnB fiir alien Scifnl Der
groBen unb tleineu &clt. Den tic
ctlpn cntbebren mnB Cole
Sun9irnul ppbnc germ in Dir uno
lpiiie nihtS nnher0, ais I'M NllNc
bes Naiebenben idlon III lciul Ser
~lebenoiSe Srieb, @ntl 5I 0cidlen.
bepabrt Did Dor nlIem Soien mo
Dor a0er llnrnge. Ole ans Dem M
len fpmunt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-13
Die ppm bcntifen Safer pcramlastc
Solfslicbers Sammluns.

Sic Arbeiten Der Dor 5ipei Sa6rel
bom &aiier eingelebten. inter benz
&orIib bes Sreiberru G. b. 9iliencron
'tcbcnoen Gommiliion 3ur Serauss
gn6e eine5 %olfslieoerbudes fir
Yldnner6or iino 10 ipeit geoieben,
bob bns ilbcr 500 8pIfslieber mt
idiienoe Wamrifript. an Dem sic
:eriten oeutl6en AutoritGten nui
miiifalil6em 0ebiet m%itgcar6eitet
baben. Dor einigen 8oden gum
9rrf gegc6en nerben fpnnte. Sie
etrennmtli6e Mitpirfung berpprros
genOer gear6eiter bel &~eriteQun9 bes
Wlnmlifripts. oas @utgegentommen
bon &erlegern uno G%omponiiten bel
Der lleberlanung 6ereit$ mbermcit
per6iientlidter G6ore nnb belonoers
dnb Die iberuus einiti9eu @es
~binsGHssu Der Sirua 6. j. @eters
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-13

in Seip3ig, pelde III cntge9enfom>
member. mneigenniieiger @eiie Den
&erlag iibernommen bat, MAIDEN es
mo9li6, Die Iusgabe bes @olfsliebere
buds bel niirbi9er TusItattun9 be-
~ionbers mpblfeil ber5uitellen. Son
ben go 9b0ren bieier nellen Samms
llung eriheinen ilber 430 in Der bier
gebotenen Sorm 5um erlten Iale
9ebrudt.
Splhe beuti6e SplfsirGmme, Die
reid oil &olfslieOern iinb, pnren III
Der pbeil erlpdbnten Gommiiiion burd)
6eionbere Snhperitdnbige pertreten,
10 beionbers Der i6lpdbii6e, Den Der
muIifaliihe Sirigent bes I'm Dos
ihrdbii6e %olfslieb bcrbienten
Stnttgartcr r2ieberfrnn3" oertrnt.-
,Slinois Stauts5eitung".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-13

III pui ppu lpClllD
items Die Sd)trietts
lualfe fpilnc ais {
freier Monli. I'm
uuBcrbenI biieits BON
hes lperb Ell lpabrs
lbeints c driner Seifel
scpele lei, 10 @emer
pitn oene Suntpc. no
mir bamme, I'M ba bot
CT es lid fonieauentli
ielber 5n5eid)reibe III
Die Sihdnies ieirl: @r
lpeeH nit beiicr.