Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-09-05

tied her.
Mr.. Joseph Hogus, of West Virginia
who has purchased farm in Atkinson's
District. was in town Thursday and
with County Commissioner Atkinson
called at our office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard L. Shuster,
of Wilmington. and Mrs. Frank Latta-
mus. of Mt. Chanin, Del. are guests at
the homes Of Mr.. Charles +. Hill. and
Mr. Edward A. Hill.
Miss Winfred Dukes entertained
a few friends on Friday in honor of her
cousins, Miss HELEN and Master Harry
Duffy. Of Salisbury. who. with their
mother. are visiting here.
The squirrel law was out on Tues
day and now the slaughter is going on
In some sections of the county they are
quite plentiful and sportsmen are having
good and profitable sport
Miss Dorothy Carmean. of Norfolk
Va. who has been spending the summer
as theguest of relatives near Girdletree
and Box Iron. is now the guest of her
cousin. Miss Lillian Disharoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Station left
Friday morning for Hartford County,
where Mrs. Station will spend some
time with her parents Mr.. Station will
return to Snow Hill in few days
A representative Of the leading
tailoring establishments of the county
will show an extensive line of Fall and
Winter suitings and overcoatings at a.
Goodman's on September lith and 18TH
O. d. Collins. Esq. and Rev. a. NJ.
Rich spent several days on Chncoteague
Island this week Mr. Rich will hold
services in the Episcopal Church at
Stockton at 800 O'Clock Sunday after
noon.
Miss Margie Godfrey has returned
from two weeks visit to relatives in
Stockton. She was accompanied home
by her cousins. the Misses Edna and
Bessie Disharoon. who will spend several
days with her.
Mr. Leroy Smith spent several
days here this week with his parents.
Mrs Smith has been spending the
summer here. Her sister, Miss Majorie
Rich, of Baltimore, was here several
days last week
"Thc Younger Set. by Robert W.
Chambers. will be published in serial
form in the Philadelphia Sunday Record,
beginning Sunday. September 9Th An
advance order to your newsdealer would
be advisable.
Hon. John Walter Smith and
Messrs. J Edward White and William
d. Corddry, Jr, attended the gathering
of Democrats in Baltimore last We'd
nesday. Senator Moore also went up
from Ocean City.
MIR. g X Wilson, who has been
spending his vacation with his mother
in Snow Hill and at Ocean City. return
ed to Baltimore this week to resume
his duties as counsel with the American
Bonding Company.
Owing to the prevalent stormy
weather of the past two weeks, trout
fishing stopped altogether. If the wind
will only settle to the westward we will
again have some good trout fishing on
the rocks in the bay.
The Spencer timber was sold at
public auction last Tuesday to The Cord
dry Company. The purchase price was
So. 10000. The bank stock was pur-
chased by Mr.. Dan Holloway. He paid
$52S. 90 for live shares.
Tuesday. September LIST, saw the
opening Of the oyster season The
prospects are fair, and around Franklin
City the oystermen say they find the
oysters looking better than for several
years at the beginning of the season.
1t is time now TO be forming Bryan
Kern Covington campaign clubs and we
are informed that meeting is to be
called soon for the organizing of such
club for Snow Hill District We hope
the Democrats of every district in the
county will organize similar clubs.
Hon. William Jennings Bryan will
speak in Baltimore, on Monday. Sep
TENDER 18th. II is worth your while to
go to Baltimore to hear him. This will
be the only speech Mr.. Bryan will be
able to make in Maryland this campaign.
The steamboat and railroad lines will
run special excursions for that date.
Miss Lulu Price. daughter of Mr..
j. Samuel Price. who is an efficient