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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-11-16
REVIEWS ARSENAL
General Crozier, Chief of Ord
nance, Refers to Work at
Rock island
FOR YEAR ENDING JUNE 80
Total Disbursements Here S2,331, 637-
Manufacturers Profit on Work
Done ia Per Cent.

The work done at Rock Island ar
senal is reviewed in the annual report
just issued by General William Croziel
as chief of ordnance of the United
States army for the fiscal year ended
June 30, 1906. General Crozier points
out that the total disbursements at this
arsenal for the year were 1928 $3.50,
which amount is exceeded only by the
disbursements of the ordnance office,
which were S3,413,744.77.
An improved system of accOuntinS
has been adopted with a view TO deter
mining more accurately the cost of ar
ticles manufactured at each arsenal.
the actual cost being increased by a
proper percentage to cover the pay OF
officers and enlisted men, general re-
pairs, improvements, clerks, deteriora-
ton: in short, everything except profit
which private manufacturers take into
account This percentage has been
found to be for Frankford arsenal 8,
Rock Island ia, Springfield arsenal IA.
Part of Island Transferred.
Turning to Rock Island arsenal, at
tention is called to the transfer of
portion of the reservation of the Rock
Island arsenal from the ordnance de-
partment to the engineer corps in con-
nection with the construction of lock
by the latter department under the
rivers and harbors act, TO provide a
harbor and access thereto for the city
of Moline. The tract, about ten feet
wide. which has. been transferred, eX-
tends along the north shore of the ar
senal from the lock to the head of the
island. and also embraces the entire
portion of Benham's island and of the
wing dam extending to the eastward
up the river from the head of Ben
hams island"
New Buildings.
Regarding new buildings, the report
says: THE 3.2-inch field artillery ma
replaced with the 3-inch, and that for
the militia is being exchanged as fast
as the new material is completed. The
3.2-inch must be stored as a reserve
supply. AS no building is available for
this purpose, a design has been prepar-
ed and estimates for its construction
submitted"
Reference is made to the appropria- |
ton of $4,000 for new stables, $4,000 |
for hospital dispensary, etc. and 1925 !
900 for a new bridge and viaduct in |
Rock Island to the arsenal, and continu- |
ing the report says:
Experience with two disastrous
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-11-16

mess meeting, Mrs. L. b. Morrow,
leader of the study period. read a pa
per on "The Merger Question" II was
arranged to hold an open meeting next
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
John Munro on North Main street.
Davenport. at which time the ladies'
husbands will be the guests.
L. v. cinch club.-Mrs. NJ e.
Holmes entertained the L. V. Cinch
club at her home. 904 Fourteenth
street yesterday afternoon. The priz-
es which We're handpainted plates.
were awarded to Mrs w +. Miller and
Mrs. c. w. Hackstadt The hostess
was presented with pretty piece of
Iaviland china After the games
lunch was served.
Surprise Party.-A company of
friends pleasantly surprised Mr.. and
Mrs Clark at their home. $50 Twenty
second street last evening Various
games were played and several beau
tiful selections We're rendered on the
violin by Miss Joyce Huss of Chicago.
Birthday Surprise Party.-About
twenty friends of Mrs. Bert Remley
surprised her at her home on Four
zenith avenue and Twenty-fifth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-11-16

particularly for fire protection was in
adequate, an appropriation of $1S,G9
for increasing the water supply for fire
protection by the enlargement of the
present pump house, including extra
machinery, was made in the sundry
civil bill approved June 80, 1906, and
measures will be taken during the year
for installing the new system.
Water Power improvements.
''The excavation of rock, earth and
other material from the tail race of the
government water power, authorized
by the sundry civil bill approved March
5, 1901, was completed Dec. 81. 1905,
under contract which had been enter
ed into with the Moline Water Power
company. The total amount of rock
excavated was 74.120 cubic yards, in
addition to 272,f77 yards of gravel,
sand and mari, providing a channel
with a width of $50 feet and a depth of
three feet below low water mark which
secures a tailrace with ample accom-
modations both for the arsenal water
power and for the Moline Water Power
company.
ITO the 104 electric motors previous
ly installed in the shops, two 20-horse
power and one of 5-horse power have
been added during the year, bringing
the total up to 107 motors, with an ag-
gregate of 2,539-horse power for all the
shop motors.
''Forty-nine machines of various kinds
have been added in these shops during
the year, most of them being procured
RI hA
manufacture of the wooden bodies and
metal mouthpieces of the new model
knife bayonet scabbard and of various
parts of the bayonet for the magazine
rifle and of the rear sight, model of
1906 these articles of equipment hav-
ing all been adopted during the year
and none of the special machinery pre-
viously in the plant being suitable for
their fabrication.
Forces Reduced.
work on all of the orders for 3-inch
field material could have been com
pleted this fiscal year had contractors
been prompt in the deliveries of armor
plate and of wheels. The force en-
ployed in the machine shop at the be-
ginning of the year numbered $50 ma
with a suitable complement of
helpers and laborers. This
force has been gradually reduced by
discharge and resignation until at pres
ent only 162 machinists are employed. |
"a number of experimental aluminium
meat cans have been fabricated in |
which were Incorporated notifications |
designed TO overcome defects reported |
'The supply of cavalry and horse |
equipments deemed essential for a re- |
serve having been practically complet- |
ed, the manufacture of these articles |
during the last year has been consid- |
erabiy less in amount than in the i'm
mediately preceding years. and the
force of harness makers, which in July, !
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Dl1tN. written NOTICES SnOulQ Dear SlS
nature and address,
on-Stephens.-Two hundred
fifty guests, about half of them rela-
tives of the parties. attended the mar
rage of Miss Mabelle Stephens, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Stephens
of Woodruff. and Elmer Anderson, son
of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Anderson Of
Chicago, at the Swedish Lutheran
church at Woodruff at o'clock We'd
nesday evening. From Rock Island
and Moline there went Rev. c. e. Hoff-
stem, who assisted the officiating cler-
gyman, Rev. G. A Swdnberg, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. b. Oakleaf, Mr. and Mrs. j. L..
Oakleaf, the latter a sister of the
bridegroom, Professor and Mrs. Emil
Larson of Augustana. Mrs. Edla Lund
of Augustana. and Harry Sward The
church was beautifully decorated for
the occasion with potted plants and
chrysanthemums. Before the mar
riage ceremony came half hours mu-
steal program while the guests were
gathering by Professor Emil Larson,
Mrs. Edla Lund, and Professor Chris
tan Oelschlaegel of Augustana. The
ushers were Frank Peterson of Fort
Dodge, Iowa, Harry Sward of Moline,
Marcus Skarstedt of Augustana col
lege. Two cousins of the bride, the
Misses Sward, were ribbon bearers. The
bride was attended by her sister.
Agnes. as maid of honor, while her
sister, Minnie, was bridesmaid. Ar
thur Anderson, brother of the groom,
was best man, and Axel Stephens,
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yesterday afternoon i'm celebration OF
her birthday anniversary. The after
noon was spent playing cinch, after
which sumptuous supper was served,
several of the ladies remaining 10
spend the evening.
SX-Handed Euchre.-Mrs. +. A.
Smith was hostess yesterday after
noon at a six-handed euchre party ar
her home, Sal Twenty-third street az
courtesy to Mrs. f. f. Murphy of
Leavenworth, Kan. The gift for games
was given TO Mrs. T. II. Thomas and
for lone hands Mrs. J. DeSilva. The
home was pretty I'm it's decorations of
autumn flowers. Following the games
luncheon was served.
Reception for Pastor.-Mrs c. MORT
SON. 1908 Fortieth street, this after
noon entertained at an informal re-
ception for Rev w. p. Mac Vey, pastor
of Spencer Memorial church, and Mrs
Mac Vey. A short musical program
was given and light refreshments
were served.
Oikohi Club.-Mrs. f. II. Dunavin at
her home, 1890 Fifteenth street, yes
terday afternoon entertained the Ollo-
Continued on Page Twelve.)
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brother of the bride. was groomsman.
Professor Emil Larson of Angus
tana college rendered Mendelssohn S
wedding march as a professional and
during the ceremony Schumann' )
"Traumerei' was played. Mrs. Edla
Lung also sang Perfect Love" as the
solemn words were spoken. After the
ceremony a five-course wedding feast
was served to the guests in Luther
hall The bride wore embroidered
chiffon over white silk trimmed with
duchesse lace, and she was en- veil.
Mr. Anderson and his. bride, who were
both students at Augustana college.
will make their home in Chicago,
where the groom is engaged in bus
mess with his father.
Sale and Supper.-The Acme society
of Grace Lutheran church held Il sale
of fancy articles yesterday afternoon
and evening at the parsonage on For
ty-fourth street Refreshments were
served during the afternoon and even
ing and the ladies realized about SEQ
United States History Club.-The
United States History club had an in
meeting Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. c. Nelson.
1924 Seventh avenue. After the bus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-11-16

fires in recent years having shown that
the water supply for current use and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-11-16
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

ISociety news. written or telephoned
to the society editor of The Argus, viii
be gladly received and published. But
in either case the identity of the sender
must be made known. to insure relia-
bility. Written notices should bear sig
nature and address,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-11-16

Continued on Page Twelve)
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-05-19
CHESAPEAKE CITY

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relatives IN pb;Ioin,,h;, III, vcol. y
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PORT DEPOSIT.

The weekly devotional meeting of
the Epworth League will be held next
Sunday evening at I o'clock. The
leader in charge is Miss Florence NJ.
Gerry The subject for discussion is
Serving by Example" Tim. 4. *
and 10. Encourage the leader BY
your presence.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
Church will hold bazaar and festival
in the Town Hall this Friday evening
Miss Wilson, OF Havre de Grace,
visited Miss Blanche Barr this week
Miss Jancttc Rickcrs, OF Elk Neck.
spent few days this week with Miss
Mary Buck.
The young folks of the Probation
ers Glass, who held strawberry and
ice-cream festival last Friday evening
at Nesbitt Hall, cleared something
over $4,000, They wish to thank their
friends who so kindly helped them out
Miss Ethel Harvard spent Sunday
with relatives in Baltimore.
Misses Carter, Helen Gilmore and
Irene Perkins. Of Baltimore. were the
guests OF the Misses Butchenhart, Sat
tlrdav.
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Mr.. Amos Burlin, OF Washington
spent a few days at his home this
week.
MeSsrs. Archer Coalc and Harry
lamm spent Sunday at Mr. Archer
Coalc'S home at Bel Mir.
Misses Edith Lamm, Bertha Nc
Dowcll, Emma Gather and Myrtle
Armstrong wcr the guests OF Miss
Esther SwiShcr Of Oxford.
Miss Cecilia Harvard, OF Fulton,
Md. spent few days with Miss Helen
Harvard this week.
Mr. Howard Ruhl. oi annapolis,
visited friends in town Saturday.
Mrs Dreamer and daughter, Miss
Viola Dreamer and quite number OF
other Baltimore friends were the
guests oi Mrs George Harvard Sat
urday
Misses Snow and Maize OSmond, of
IIavrc de Grace, were the guests OF
Miss Bessie Taylor Saturday,
Misses Lillian and Dora Davis, OF
FIavrc de Grace, visited Miss Edna
Tamm Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs, l.. f. Barrett, OF Do
YER Del. spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. William McClenahan.
DR.. \. S Mowbray spent Sunday
with DR. and Mrs. y W. Harris
McSSr> William Ratema nand Ralph
Sweeney. OF Philadelphia, were the
quests 81 Miss Helen Harvard Sat
friday.
NJ. Hines AVID Miss Ella Bump, of
baltimore. spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. William Smith.
Nv Cha>. r. Butchcrhart. of Phla-
dr1"hia. spent Sunday at home.
Mrs C."acc lS@r. ui Baltimore. is
visiting Mrs Oliver First
Miss Ncalc Coalc, of Colora, was
the guest " her sister. Miss Matte
Coalc, Saturday.
Mr.. s II. Friedman spent WedncS-
day in Baltimore
Mr.. William Rccder. OF Rising Sun.
visited some OF his Port Deposit
friends Tuesday.
Mr.. Thomas Armstrong. OF Wash
imHton. spent Sunday with his mother
Mrs Caroline ARMSTRONG.
Mrs. John B. AbrahamS and Mr.
Ward \brahamS spent Friday in Bal
tmrrc
Miss Louise Wagner, OF Rising
sun, was the guest OF Miss Lille
Pu"h last Thursday.
The Tome Memorial NJ. f. Sunday
School will hold their Childrcn'S Day
exercises Sunday evening, June 3, at
90 o'clock.
Mrs. Blanche Crawford and son, Of
Fccil,rn. visited Mrs. Washington
Davis rcccntlv.
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PeRRYNUI.E

Mrs. Mary Darling. OF North East,
spent part oi this week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alexandcr Patched.
Mrs. Elwood Lindsay was in Phila-
delphia on Wednesday,
The lecture given by Prof. Charles
w. Ward, under the auspices Of the
Ladies Md Society, in the NJ. +.
Church on Tuesday evening was
grand success, the receipts being
$3.50
Mr.. Murray Gibson, OF IIavrc de
Grace: fireman on the Pcquea local
freight, was severely scalded here on
Tuesday by hose coming unjointed,
while watering the coal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery f. Ward at
tended surprise party given by Mrs.
Annie Jcffrcs at Middle River. on
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. John Stephenson In, quit fishing
and is again clcrkjng inr Mc>srs. 4.
II. Owens & B~o
The Ladies' Md 6 cicty will hold a
bazaar in the Jr O. L. \. N. Hall on
June II and Is
The Pcrryville Fire Company IS
erecting house on Otscgo street for
its hose carriages. etc.
Mr.. \. H. Owens was in Whining
ton Del, on Sunday and returned on
Monday with his wife and son.
Miss Nellie Taylor. OF Baltimore,
has been spending some days with
Miss Ada Crawford
Quite a number OF young people
gave Miss Mary Peoples a surprise
party on "Wednesday evening.
Miss Mabel Shippers, OF North East,
visited Mrs. f. f. Ward last week and
both attended the Daughters Of Lib
erty State Council in Havre de Grace
on Thursday and Friday
Rumors are that we will have we'd
ding in June
The Perryvilc Base Ball Team was
defeated by the Baldwin team on the
grounds OF the latter by the score of
II to I, on Saturday last The same
teams will cross bats here on this Sat
ur1ay.
Miss Lille Mink. of Philadelphia
visited friends here this week.
Mr.. Alexander Hoffman and Mrs
Ada Sherman exchanged houses. Mr.
Hoffman moved to his own house,
rented by Mrs Sherman. and Mrs
sherman took the one vacated bv Mr.
Hoffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Dawson were in
Washington on Sunday last
Mrs. NJ D. Craig and Mrs. w. J.
Barnard were in Baltimore m Mon
day.
Mr.. William w. Weaver is quite i'll.
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RISING SUN.

Miss Gertrude s. Dare is spending
some time with Mrs Ira BirdSall in
Camden and Mr.. c. S. Dare and fam
lily in PhiladclDhia
Mrs. Ella Cummings, Oi Philadcl-
phia, is visiting her niece, Miss Carrie
Cummings.
Miss .\nnic W. Hopkins, OF Garland.
Hartford county, was the guest at the
home OF Dr. 6. s. Dare during the
previous week.
Mrs. Margaret Lilly, oi Newark.
Del, was a Rising Sun visitor during
the week and has also been visiting
her sisters, the Misses Maxwell. at
Principle.
The Cecil Farmers Club was en-
tcrtaincd on "Wednesday at the home
OF Mr. Frank r. Cherry, There were
twelve members present and two in
vitcd guests, DR.. c. s. Dare and Mr..
Harry Mcdowell
Mr.. Horace VI. Duyckinck, oi Phila-
dclphia, spent SUNDAY with Mr.. A. l..
DuyckncN and family.
Miss NJ. Adaline Smith was the guest
oi Mrs. Frank *. Cherry a Jew days
oi this week.
-'IlNN Wal puCkiCN ,bI IldLIclbll,
Mrs. Jennie Rein. OF Reading, Mrs.
Monroe Buckley, OF Concordvillc. Mr..
Chaunccy Buckley. OF Hatfield. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Buckley. Of
Allentown. have been vi ting their
mother, Mrs. Belle Buckley.
Miss May Emlcn and Miss Mildred
Davis ,ui Wilmington, and Mr.. Cook,
ri Gainesville. were guests OF Miss
Mice NJ. Clifford this week.
Miss Charlotte ID. Otis entertained
number OF friends with progressive
games on "Wednesday evening. in
honor OF her guest, Miss Mary Hall,
OF baltimore, and Miss Rosamond
toward. Miss Mabel Duyckinck was
the recipient OF the ladies prize and
MIR. Frank Ewing won the gentle
mans prize.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wharton. OF Swarth
more. was the guest this week OF her
lister, Mrs, Alfred Burlington
Mrs. DIR. J. B. Sliccr is visiting in
Philadelphia.
The Pleasant Meadows School held
festival IN their grounds last Thurs
day night and it was we'll patronized
by people from our town and the sur
rounding ncighborho0d.
Miss II. Jennie Reynolds visited the
Misses Maxwell. near Principle, dur
ing the week.
Mr.. Jacob Jacoby, OF Wilmington
Del, was in town seeing old friends
and has been visiting his daughter,
Mrs. William Wilson, in Colora.
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CECIL

Don't forget the Sunday SchoolCon-
vcntlon thlt is t Dc hetj here Sat
urday AMI Synla! next, May 1920.
Mrs. s. Wills Ll,by has been spend
ing the ya,t week with relatives in
PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. J. D. Boulder and Miss Hennie
Price spent Monday with Mrs. J. {.
Manlovc.
Mrs. John Tay.or and son, Willard,
have been spending the past week with
her daughter, Mrs. Lou Hayes, OF
Philadelphia.
Daniel Jones i, quite i'll at this writ
ing.
Miss Carrie Pearson, OF Ridgley,
has returned from visiting her COUSIN
Miss Lille ShC:t.
Quite a ,idmbei from here attended
the circus at Wilmington ON Saturday
last
Miss Edith Anderson spent Saturday
aud Sunday with friends in town.
Mrs. Harry Clark and children spent
Sunday with her aunt, Miss Matte
Nandegrit
DR.. il. \. Sutton, OF Chester, has
been spending Jew days with Thomas
p. Jones and family.
Mrs. Luthringer, ST.. is quite i'll at
this writing.
Miss Molic Richard, spent Sunday
with Mrs William Anderson.
Misses Mary and Elizabeth \ld"rSon
were entertained on Sunday by Miss
Frances Or" tn
Messrs. George w. Morgan and ~.
w. Jones spent over Sunday with their
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LEEDS

Miss l.oucla Goodnow is spending
several weeks in Bay View.
Misses Harriet McCaulcv. OF vii
mington, Miss Sara Reese, oi Phila-
dclphia. and Mr.. Richard Reese. Of
EIIton. were over Sunday visitors
with Miss Rachel AIcCaulcy
Mrs. Lydia Holt is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Dean. in Elk
ton.
Miss Sarah Settle made a flying trip
/" Philadelphia ON Saturday.
DR.. Brchm and family, OF Rowland
vile. are occupying temporarily, the
Pvcr> farm near this village.
Mr. Lawrence keir is spending some
time with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs William T. Campbell
and children were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs {. J. Campbell over Sunday
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CHILDS

Mr.. Drew Lort has purchased a new
buggy.
Miss Jennie Todd spent last week
with relatives at Elk Mills.
Miss Dorothy Garrett entertained
quite number oi her friends ON Fri
day night "i last week. The evening
was pleasantly spent in dancing; re-
ireShmcnts being served in a decorat
ed diningroum
Miss Mamie Hartnctt is spending
thi, week with Miss Addic Lort, OF
I.cwi>vilc, Pa.
Mrs. c. +. Mitchell entertained her
iathrr and mother on Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Florence Perkins spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Miss Idella Van
degriit
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Gallahcr and
son, Harlan, spent Saturday and Sun
day here
Mr. John Spence spent Saturday
and Sunday in Wilmington.
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BLYTHEDALE

Miss Mary Cu>grove. OF Aikcn,
spent a portion OF last week with her
many friends here
Mrs. William ]. Jackson is confined
to the house with a spraincd loot.
Miss Emma Campbell has accepted
position i'll Philadelphia as dress
maker
Mr.. Edward Jackson, Of McCall'S
Ferry is spending several days with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Roswell
Jackson.
Mr.. Wilson Gatchcll has recovered
from cvcrc attack oi pneumonia.
Miss Mary y. Jackson very pleasant
" entertained four OF her friends from
Oxford, Pa, on Sunday.
Services are being held in the
Household Of Faith Church, Tuesday,
Friday and Sunday evenings.
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PRINCIPLE

The Farmers Club met at Mr..
Frank Cherrys Wednesday.
Miss Annie Gather and friend from
Chester visited Mr.. Henry Gather and
family last week.
The Ladies Aid Society Of Eben-
ezer Church, met with Mrs. F. B.
Lakeland last Saturday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. George Mccullough
spent Sunday with Mrs. Kate Lack
land
The Misses Maxwell entertained the
Missionary Society OF West Noting
ham Church Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary l.. Bricklet is spending
some time with her sister, Mrs. F. b.
Lakeland
Our Sheriff, Mr. Cecil Kirk. visited
his brother. Mr.. Holiday Kirk, We'd
neSday,
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How S This

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Cdtarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known r.
j. Cheney for the last 10 years, and be-
ieve him perfectly honorable in all bud-
ness transactions and fnancilly able 10
carry out any obligations made by his
firm.
WALDlNG, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces Or the system. Testimon-
ias sent free. Price IS cents per bottle.
Sold by ali Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills ror constipa-
ton
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WOODLAND

The vs. will hold a festival at Hope
well Church Tuesday evening, the 20.
If stormy. next fair evening.
Mr.. Summcrill Diver. OF New Jer-
Sey, was the guest OF Mr.. ]. Newell
AbrahamS over Sunday.
Mr.. Edward Gisricl visited friends
here this week, as he was returning
from school to his home in Baltimore.
Mr.. Harvey Ruttcr and daughter,
OF Perryville, spent Sunday with his
parents
Miss Estella Keiholtz, of Falcroft,
Pa, is the guest OF her mother this
week
Messrs Newell Abrahams and Car
roll Tyson attended Barnum & Baileys
circus in Wilmington Saturday night
Miss Agatha Moore has returned to
her home at FELTON,, Del
Miss Elva Tracy, OF Baltimore, was
the guest OF Miss Mary Rawlings over
Sunday.
Miss Mabel Keilhotz, OF Baltimore,
spent Sunday at her home here
Mrs. George Bryde of Wilmington,
has been visiting relatives here.
DR. A. s. Mowbray will preach at
Hopcwcll Sunday evening.
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There will be preaching every other
Sunday morning at Bethel at 1890
O'Clock, and every Sunday evening in
Bay View NJ. p Church at 8 o'clock.
Sunday School at go a. m Class
meeting tomorrow (Sunday) Chris
tlan Endeavor at us. Come out
every one is welcome