Evening journal., 1907-11-30
SEAFORD


Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD, Nov. S0.-The holly sea-
son is now on and the farmers are bus
lily engaged harvesting the beautiful
Christmas decorations.
Hog and hominy. sausage and buck
wheat, rabbit to suit you quail on toast,
Wall stret may howl, but as long as
the people of Sussex county get these
luxuries they will never say die.
Miss Gay zenola McClaren, will give
an entertainment in Coulb0urns Opera
House on December 10th. entitled the
Music Master. under the auspices OF
the senior class of the Seaford High
School.
The first installment Of the fund for
Seaford's Free Public Library, was
raised at an entertainment given on
Tuesday night
Miss Bessie Rae Taylor's impersona-
tions Of old and young, were appreciat-
ed. Charles VanLeer and his able as
sistants. who provided the musical pro-
gram contributed largely 10 the success
Of the entertainment.
The work of establishing a free IL
brary Is one in which the entire town
Is interested and the Acorn Club hopes
as the project becomes better known
to have the corporation Of the COM
munity at large in the project.
Aaron Niven of Bridgeville, spent the
first of the week with his family in
Nanticoke City
DR.. Lake Gilmore OF Wenonah. n. J..
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Il. +. Cottng-
ham.
Mrs T. N. Rawlins and children are
spending the week with relatives in
Salisbury, Md.
Noble Morgan will leave today FOL
Elkten, Nd, TO accept a position witt
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany.
Professor A. c. Brewer, Miss Vevc
Brewer. Miss Erma Huey. Miss Ger
trude Obier, Miss Mary Neal, Mrs
Elmer Wiley, Miss Eva SparlSlin. Miss
Edith West and Miss Edith Smith at
tended the Teachers Institute held al
Milford this week.
Lee Wright of Pocomoke City, Md.
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
C. T. Wright
George A. Read. Of New York, is ths
guest Of his brother at Sunny Side
Farm.
MISS MARY NEIllltl - NlNAAliH NlAol
Marjorie Joseph at Swarthmore, Pa
Mrs. John F. Herrant returned homo
this week from Cambridge, AIR, where
she was a patient in the hospital there
w p. Morris, of Greenwood, was
visitor in town on Wednesday.
Frederick Owens and daughters were
visitors in fredericksburg. Md. this week
Captain and Mrs. w. J. Quillin, o
Bethel. were visitors Of their daughter
Mrs. ]. c. Knowles. on Wednesday.
Joseph Shipley and Lynn Obier, stu.
dents at Delaware College, are 'spondinl
their Thanksgiving vacation with theii
parents here
Victor Moore. Of Philadelphia. spen
Thanksgiving with his father l.. T
Moore.
Mrs. Aaron viven is confined TO hei
nome in Nanticoke City tareatencs
with pneumonia.
AIrs B. r. Turpin. OF LinlSwood, Md.
who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. w. d. Stevens. left Tuesday foi
Newark. where she will spend severa
days with her son Howard, who is {
student at Delaware College.
DR.. G. w. Betson, Of Greensboro, Md.
is visiting his son, DR.. c. W. Betson
Jr.. in Nanticoke City.
A. ]. Lynch Of Georgetown, was {
visitor in town this week.
Mrs. Isadore Stephaney. Is visitini
relatives in Baltimore and Statesville
N. c.
Joseph Neal. Of Philadelphia. was III
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c
Neal over Sunday.
Mrs. C. L. Fine Of Norfolk, Va. 4
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Cox
Eugene Couibourn, Of New York. 4
visiting his mother, Mrs. Charles Cou
/ bourn
Fred Phillips. of Philadelphia. attend
ed the funeral Of his father here thi
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hammond ant
children are spending the week witt
their parents in Frederica, Md
Miss Linda Stevens IS visiting Mrs
w. C.. Trcmane at Dover, and Mrs. l. J.
/ Dunham az Wilmington.
DR. and Mrs. Frederick Brown AM
son Of Philadelphia, are visiting thei
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. n. IT. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Gutherie. of Link
wood. Md, spent Thanksgiving witt
relatives here.
Mrs. Howard Joseph Of Swarthmore
Pa. is being entertained by Mrs w
NJ Ross at the Sussex.
Linden Dawson Of Salisbury. Md, !
spending the week with his parcnts.
Mrs Wright c. Wilson. of Norfolt
Va, Is visiting her parents, Mr.. en-
Mrs. II. l.. Philiph