Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-04-28
LOCALS.


Mrs. VIM. w. Bowen is visiting
friends and relatives ut DagsborO. Del.
Services will be held at the Aims
house Sunday afternoon at go O'Clock.
For Sale one bay horse, eight years
old. Apply to J. +. Hopkins, Whaley-
vile, Md.
Mr. William Handy Jones has given
his pretty home new and becoming
coat of paint.
Mr.. S. X. Sturgis. of Greenback-
vile was n caller at the MESSENGER
office Monday.
Mrs. II. c. Spurrier, returned home
Saturday from visit To her sister, Mrs.
Coffin, at Sinepuxent.
Miss Fannie Conner, of Philadel-
phia, was the guest of Misses Willie
and Floyd Jones last Sunday.
Mr.. J. S. Price has gone south to
look after the lumber interests of him
self, Mr. Shockley and Mr.. Dickerson.
Mr.. A. Fred Hartman is greatly
improving his residence on Market
street by the addition of new front
porch.
Sorghum Mill and Pan for sale at a
reasonable price. Call on or address.
l.. w. Murray. Snow Hill, Md. X. +.
ID. No. /. It.
For sale heavy two horse farm
wagon, and riding cultivator, both
almost new. Apply to George +. Hill,
Box Iron, Md.
Get your job printing done at the
MESSENGER office where you will get
the benefit of the latest styles of type
and stationery.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Hill, of
near Snow Hill, spent last Friday at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Gordon
Adkins. of Newark
The Ladies, Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church will meet with
Mrs. Lawrence Hastings next Tuesday
evening at O'Clock.
For Sale Fine plants of large
lowered French Cannas; also one large
orange tree now in bloom. Mrs. l..
Jane Johnson, Snow Hill, Md.
Special for the week. April 18th to
May 18th. seven Sc. boxes of matches
for 25c. Ten pounds graduated sugar
for 50c. r. Milton Townsend.
Comb. White Leghorn. Barred Plymouth
"A :.
X. T.. Hickman. Girdlctrce, Md.
Mine host. Samuel Chapman. of the
Franklin City hotel, was in Snow Hill
last Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman
conduct a nice house and deserve sue
cess.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Outen have the
sympathy of many friends and neigh
bors i'm the death of their infant son,
Maurice William. which occurred April
18th.
All resolutions from secret societies
cards of thanks. and poetry on the death
of friends sent to THE MESSENGER will
be charged for at the rate of five cents
line.
DR.. w. X. Elliott and family, moved
to Philadelphia the latter part of last
week. While here they made quite a
number of friends who regret their de-
parture.
There will be no services in Snow
Hill PRESBYTERIAN Church tomorrow
Sunday. Rev. j. b. North will fill
the pulpit of the Salisbury Presbyterian
Church.
Under the influence of the warm
weather of the last week the foliage
upon the many shade trees of the town
has burst forth and the streets have
rapidly put on summer appearance.
- The Snow Hill Butter Dish and Bas-
ket Company has manufactured a vast
quantity of berry baskets for the coming
fruit season. This concern has in stock
mt the present over n million quart bas-
kets.
Mr.. Charles Parker, who has been
suffering from complication of bodily
ailments and has been in the Peninsula
General Hospital, Salisbury, was brought
home on Monday from that institution.
His condition is not much improved.
Mrs. Waldo Kennard gave lunch
con in honor of her mother to num-
Der of lady friends at her home near
Girdetree, Tuesday. 1t was delight
full affair and was much enjoyed by the
participants.
Mr.. w. ID. Corddry has contracted
to build Il cottage for one of the Pro-
fessors Of Washington College, Chester
town, and spent several days of this
week in that town making arrangements
for the work.
w. b. l.. Bonnewell and force of
carpenters are pushing away on the
,,ouse to be occupied as soon as com
pleted by Mr.. and Mrs. T. Spence
Smith. The house is being built for
Mr.. Hillary Davis.
The County Commissioners were
in session ON Tuesday making prepare
tions for working the county roads.
getting ready for new assessment of
property, etc. Messrs. Taylor. Shockley.
Paradec, Robins and Whaley We're pres
emit