The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-18

Mr. w. J. Brannock lost fine horse
last Tuesday night.
Mrs Thos Hughlett returned this morn
from pleasant visit to Baltimore
Capt. Goodman Bramble, of Church
Creek, was IA Cambridge visitor today.
Mr. and Mrs John Collins left on the
boat last night to spend few days in Bal
timore
| Mr. Willie Wilhelm arrived on the boat
this morning to spend few days in Cam
bridge.
Gladys Dutton, coorcd, died at the
Cambridge Mary land Hospital Tuesday
night
Mr. and Mrs Wan Ii Barton are spend
| ing several days III Baltimore and Wash
inston.
Miss Elanch C"lbourn, of EIwnod, Mary.
land, is visiting Mrs lIatteras Reagan,
d lilsville.
Miss Ethel jones arrived on the Tired
Avon this morning to visit her parents
MIR and Mrs James r. Jones
Mr.. G. T. Bramble and family have
moved from Dailsvilie to Baltimore, where
Mr. Bramble will engage in the cal estate
| business.
A Democratic J. ass meeting and oyster
roast will be he d at Spedden's Wharf,
near Hudson tom ,rrow afternoon at two
o'clock. Turn out and .njy yourself.
The steamer Joppa left Baltimore last
night after 10 O'Clock That fac coupled
with her heavy freight, Gus, Il her to be
five and one half hours late this morning.
To any one who wonders why they al
ways find such large crowd continually,
at Hurley & Williams store, will find
reason for it in todsy's issue; read what
they have to say
AIrs. Emma Asplen, Miss Nellie Asplen,
Miss Rosale Woolforl and Mr. Purnell
Williams left Wo ford last Tuesday on
the steamer Emma Giles for Baltimore,
where they spent part of Home Coming
| week.
Miss Eleanor Dinncep, who had been
the guest of her friend, Miss Estelle Jones
this city, for several days, left fol her
home in Baltimore on the steamer Tired
Avon Thursday. She was accompanied
| by Miss Jones, who went up to the city
for ten days visit to Miss Dinneen.
While the steamer Minnie Wheeler was
making her landing at Secretary Wednes-
day morning the main shaft of her pro-
peller broke. She was flowed back to Bal
timore next day by the steamer Chesa
peake. The steamer Choptank is expected
to take her place while she is being re-
| paired.
The Maryland Baptist Union Associa-
| ton will assemble is Baltimore at the
Franklin Square Church next week. On
Monday and Tuesday, the State Conven
ton of Baptist Young People will be he'd.
| The regular sessions of the Association
will begin on Wednesday. Rev. Oscar
Lee Owens will leave on Monday to be
present at those meetings.
The Journal man comes out this week
for fraction of the Republican county
ticket-Messrs Albert Webb for county
Commissioner; States Attorney Andrews
for re election to his present Office, and
Messrs. G. Warren Mundy and Willard NJ.
Kirby for Judges of the Orphans Court.
We can scarcely conceive that the bellig
erent Brother Barrett is going to crayfish
and eat crow at this stage of the cam
paign, and yet he may contemplate swal
lowing the whole hog, hoofs, hair, hide
and tail. Nous verrons.
Now that the packing season for veg
etables and fruits is practically over,
those engaged in this industry are sum-
ming up results and making comparisons
with former years. On one point all agree.
That is that this years pack for most part,
is below the normal and that prices for
canned goods will run high during the
present winter and the succeeding spring.
While the bulk of the pack of tomatoes
in Wicomico county has been sold, several
packers are holding some of their stock
for the higher prices -Wicomico News.