The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-08-18

tor, Rev. J. Earle Maloy filled his
place.
I Wheat ranged from oS to IS cents
in Baltimore this week.
One OF A. O. Atkinson's children
is reported i'll with diphtheria at Elk
Mills.
West End Chapel Sunday School
picnic was held at Frenchtown on We'd
nesday.
-Havre de Grace residents are NOV
ing for the abolition OF pig pens within
its limits.
Miss Beulah Creswell has been
transferred from the Chestnut Grove
to the Blythedale School.
Edward Wivel succeeds s. c.
Lyons as manager OF the Conowingo
Creamery at Fulton House.
The local canneries will likely have
a short run oi tomatoes as the yield IS
reported as likely to be light.
A smokestack s. feet high, has
been erected in sections at the new
milk products plant in Rising Sun
Leon Garrett. OF Strickersville. has
horses from George Beers OF Cowan-
town.
FRIDAY, the last day oithemonth, is
the day fixed for Big Elk Sunday
Schools annual picnic in Janney's
Grove.
-Elkton's oldest resident, who was
approaching the century mark, Mrs
Betsy Craig, colored, died on Satur-
day night.
The w. c. T. U. OF Cherry Hill
will hold cake and ice cream festi-
val at Mrs. Joseph Works next Tues
day evening.
Fully 200 excursioniSts joined the
Odd Fellows and Red Men OF Chesa-
peake City on Wednesday on their trip
to Betterton.
George Templeman, OF the Pivot
section ran a nail in his hand one day
last week. causing painful but as yet,
not serious injury.
Henry NJ. McCullough's residence
on East Main street is undergoing eX-
lt1SlNc interior dilcl dtl'llS ullNCl vi
rcction ii l.. O. Cameron.
About Is hands from Baltimore ar
rived last week at Bakers Corn Can
merry at Middletown. which was to
start for the season on Monday.
The farm OF the late S. l.. Web
Stcr. near Hopewell Chester county. 81
acres, was sold to J. s. Fairlamb and
William Conoly at $50 per acre.
Stewart & Donohue's roadbuid-
ing outfit arrived at Townsend and is at
work for the new gravel road to be
built East and West OF that town
DIR. D. w. Lewis, OF Middletown,
has a new Orient 2o-horse power au
tomobilc. having sold his old machine
to W. II. Reynolds OF Townsend.
Trinity Sunday Cchool held its an
nual picnic at Plum Point ON Wednes-
day. The day was an ideal one ior the
outing. which all attending enjoyed
General Superintendent Brooks
and a party oi other Pennsylvania Rail
road officials passed South on Tuesday
on an inspection tour To- Washington
While rocking on a porch Harry
Cummings, OF Rising Sun, dozcd and
worked the chair too close to the edge
and topping over broke his collar bone
The telegraph road in the Fourth
district was expected to be reopcned
this week. the new iron bridge over the
Big Elk having been placed in posi-
ton
Fritz & FIersheys storage ware
house i'll Quarryville was burned by
fire oi unknown origin on Thursday
afternoon. Loss, 10000, Insurance,
$1,000.
AARON X. Grosh. OF Bacon Hill,
lately stationed at San Francisco, is
now with the Hospital Corps in the
field hospital at camp at Chickamauga
Park, Georgia.
An air compressor weighing 03oo
pounds was hauled from Oxford to
Pine Grove a few days ago for use at
the pumping station OF the Octoraro
Water Company.
The ladies OF St. Rosa's congrega-
| ton, Chesapeake City. will hold fes-
tival and bazaar in the Masonic Hall on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday even
ings OF next week.
Joseph II. Steele OF Chesapeake
City, and William NJ. Pogue, OF Rising
Sun, have been named as representa-
tives from Cecil at the coming Bryan
reception in New York City
Members oi the Davis family from
nearby and distant points held a re-
union picnic at Locust Point on Elk
| River on Thursday. Many OF the party
| went to the ground on the Spray
| while others drove.
Please a customer and his salts
faction spreads over whole commun-
ity. Disappoint one, and you still feel
his intluence-but with reverse English.
The building OF carriages is no ex-
ception to this rule, and we aim in
every particular to please.
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