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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-09-16

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-20
GREENHURST

The Ebenezcr Ladies' Aid
Sought refuge last week in the shade
OF Mrs Priscilla Steers apple trees
\mldst the fragrance OF flowers OF hum
al bees.
That old-iimc hymn. "A Charge to
Keep | Have rang in the air,
Thf Sister Brickley led them in
prayer.
Nearly every member was present and
among the rest
OF the ladies there were several invited
guests
Refreshments consisted 81 cake, cof-
fee. Strawberries and ice cream,
Which was enjoyed by all was plain "a
he seen:
Our minister should feel honored and
somewhat proud,
For he was the only gentleman in the
crowd
Quite IN ENJOYABLE time by all was
Then back again to their homes they
went.
Thinking the hoste,, for her kindnes.
and care
For making thing, comfortable for
cach one To- share:
Then each one badc their hnStrs,
good bye
They meet with Miss Rachel Kirk il
July.
William ] SINNERS, Sr,. went over
hi, potatoes twice and picked gal
'"r, 81 bug, uff OF four acres, and still
the pest seem t. be A. plentiful a,
when he started
Children, Meeting was observed il
Ehcnezcr NJ, +. Church. Sunday after
noon Quite a large crowd was pres
cnt and the program was well rendered
Rev, and Mrs J. H. Mitchell spen
last Friday with William SINNERS an,
family.
Mrs Ed Carhart and sister, Of Zion
.ucut last Tuesday with Mrs Mcarn
Moore
The rain 81 Monday evening was
very welcome guest 10 the farmers il
thi, vicinity.
Mr. Gifiin" who operates the farm
81 GEORGE Williams. had 4 horse to di
last week from injuries received iror
falling backward on 2 harrow.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-20
COLORA.

\ large congregation attended Child
rcn's Day services at Mt. Pleasant
Church last Sunday In the morning
Is adults and children were baptised
The subject oi sermon for next Sum
day evening at Mt Pleasant Church.
j. Waste"
MIR Street Riley who has been
clcrking in w 7, Fryer's store for
some time. has accepted a position
with the International Harvester Co,
and left for his new duties Monday
morning.
Mr.. ]. Harry roist has had tcle-
phone put in his house
] +. Egan il visiting in Chester
Miss Cora Wiley. who has been
teaching IN Atlantic City. is at her
home At West Nottingham. for her
summer vacation.
Mr. Candy Baldcrston and family
have returned from Philadelphia 70
their summer residence
Mrs William Seedlings and child
rem. 81 Port Deposit. visited relatives
here from Saturday until Monday.
Mr. Samuel T Wiley. wife and
daughter, Miss Mabel, spent last Fri.
dav At McCalls Ferry
The festival. which was to have beer
held at Nj Pleasant July {. will b,
held the 'd instead. time being chang.
cd since il was advertised
Mrs Essic Little. oi Baltimore. ha,
been visiting Mrs William Fisher ant
Mrs George Thompson.
Miss Amelia Har,enstine. II Yves
Chester. spent hort time Will
friends here last week
| Mrs Earl REYNOLDS and son, VII
liam. oi Pcrryvillc. spent Thursda,
with her sister Mrs Robert r. Pierre,
and attended the Commencement a
West Nottingham
Miss Matte Coale, who has beef
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-20
CECILTON

Mr.. A. L. Dushane. OF Blacks was
in town on Tuesday.
William Anderson has returned
from St. Johns College. Annapolis.
Mrs. II. +. Manlove is quite i'll at
her home near town.
Miss Mabel Coppage spent several
DAYS last week with her cousin, Miss
Bertha Coppage, near Warwick
Mrs. W. w. Fillingame spent a few
days with Mrs Charles Bennett, near
town.
MIR. 4. W. Jones and wife, OF near
Massey. were the guests Of relatives
here on Sunday.
DR.. w. A. Pierce, wife and daugh-
ter. 81 Philadelphia. are visiting Mr.
and Mrs, James Pierce and wife.
c. Y. Hoover, OF Bradford, Is visit
ing his parents, 5. T. Hoover and wife
this week.
Chidren's Day was observed in the
NJ f. Church last Sunday evening
and the interesting program was en-
joyed by the large attendance.
Mr.. George Boyles and wife, near
Massey, were guests Of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. \. Smith, on Sunday
MISS Idillt DHlill WAS tIlc kutst VI
relatives near Massey on Saturday
Misses Grace and Reba Burris have
been visiting relatives in Townsend
Del.
Oldham Davis. Of Chicago. Ill.,, i
visiting his parents. Mr. G. n. Davis
and wife
Raymond Fillingame, Of Concord
vile. Pa. is visiting his parents here
Mrs. w Gary and children. of Ches.
terville. Kent county. were the guests
Of her father. Mr.. James Smith, ~
Wednesday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-20
BASEBALL
Good Ball; Poor CROWD

The worst feature OF Saturdays ball
game was the attendance. or the want
of attendance. Barring one or two
errors from carclcssness, the visiting
team played a very smooth article Of
ball Elkton's aggregation was right
on the job with the exception OF Jack
son. nj short, who was evidently 81
fer:ng from an off-day Taken alto
gether. it was very good game OF
ball. but there was hardly anybody
there Ia see il. Such support from
the public cannot possibly justify a
ball team in this place. II is 20 be
hoped. however, that the local play
ers will get together an put home
talent" team on the field which will
awaken quite a much interest and at
tendance. at the same time proving
very much less expensive The cost oil
the game has gone beyond the bounds
Of propriety. considering how little
public support il is receiving. At the
same time the great American game
ought To be going on in town OF this
size in some way. We are inclined 10
think there are some considerable
number 81 quite good ball players
mere WHO Nainiu nt Ridu W play lUS
game for the pure enjoyment of the
sport Get together. boys. and get the
thing going.
Score by innings:
Elkton ..... o o x--4
Holy Name $50. o o o o o o o.
Port Deposit easily defeated III,
National Athletic Club Of Baltimore
last Saturday Caldwell held the vis
tors at his mercy. striking out clever
and allowing but three hits. Piemar
pitched good game, but was poorl,
| supported. The score:--
| Port Deposit "a o 2 o o o o o.
| National A. C. % 90 o o o o o.
To-day Port crosses bats with thu
Walhrook Reserves
lCHlLDS. s; PLEASANT HILL, 4
The Pleasant Hill base ball team
met defeat at the hands 81 Childs, OF
the la,ter's grounds last Saturday il
nm interesting game, by the score o
to4. The score:
Score by innings
| Childs ........ o o I ! l.
Pleasant Hill % o I o O.
The Craigtown base ball team jour
neycd to Jackson Park Saturday an
defeated picked team OF that place
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-20
ZiON.

MIR, Emma Mcaru, and daughter,
Miss Annie MearnS, attended the East
burn-Slius"n wedding at Newark on
Thursday Mss Mcarns was one OF
the bridesmaids
Mr.. Mitchell, oi Wilmington, is
visiting hi, son, Rev. ] II Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall and son
were Oxford visitors on Sunday.
Miss Mary Palmer is visiting Prin-
cipio friends
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Clifford, OF Phila-
dclphia, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hamilton and son, Grant, Of Oxford
were the weekend guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs John Crothers.
Mrs Harriet DeFiganiere and Mr.
and Mrs Ross Smith attended tn,
Commencement exercises OF the Uni
vcrs;ty 81 Virginia this week. Mr.
Pedro DeFiganiere, son OF Mrs. De
Figaniere. was among the graduate
receiving the degree OF NJ d. He ex
poets in the near future to enter The
navy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-20
NORTH EAST

Mrs. Msuidin, OF Baltimore. is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. w. II. Priest.
Miss I.ulu Benjamin, of Phiadel-
phia. Is visiting Mrs. 4. I. B. Day.
The cherry crop here this season Is
unusually large.
Mr.. Harry Soslette has added a
handsome new launch to the river
fleet.
Several of our young men were fined
s. each by Magistrate Biddle Tuesday
evening for promiscuous firing OF
squibs on the street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Reese and children,
of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs.
Sarah Shippers.
North East Lodge No. 30. |. O. O.
f.. elected officers on Thursday even
ing last as follows WIN. Pugh, N
| G.; Jesse Shippers, V. g.; and J. 7.
Peach, Secretary.
Joseph Summerill, Jr.. is visiting his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
w. Shippers
Miss Carrie Murphy is home for the
vacation
| Charles +. Bddc will soon put IL
, commission his handsome new launch
the Ethel" 3s feet long. II foot beam
with two cabins and 7s-horse power
Harris engine and can average ~ miles
IN hour and is among the best equipped
and most substantial boats on the
river.
There is quite building boom going
on Two new houses are being built
and a number are being repaired and
J enlarged
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-20
PERRYVILLE

DR.. Allen and daughter. Emma, OF
Rensallear, n. V, are the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Cole. Jr.
Mr. Joseph Jones was a Baltimore
visitor on Saturday last.
Mrs Harry Boyd and Mrs. Henry
Boyd were in Philadelphia on Friday
last
Mr.. and Mrs. James Berry, OF VII.
n.ington, were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Harry White the past week.
Mrs. Maurice +. Cole spen, We'd
nesday last in Philadelphia.
Mrs David Shank was Columbia
visitor on Wednesday last
Mrs. William Lamar, Of Charles
town. was the guest OF her daughter
Mrs William Baker. the past week.
Miss Sadie Calvert is visiting friends
in Baltimore.
Mrs Mary Hines. OF Chester, j,
the guest Of Mrs G. O Fisher anC
family.
Master Nolan Wardcll. OF Newark
Del. visited friends in town this week
The Children's Day service by the
NJ +. Sunday School on Sunday even
ing last was quite success in ever!
way and was enjoyed by large audi
cncc. The collection was S26S
\. II. Owens & Bro have added ;
Hires Root Beer fountain where W.
can get a refreshing drink
Mr. Edward Boulder. of Whining
ton. was a town visitor on Sunday last
Mr.. Thomas Watson has occupie,
the house recently vacated by Mr.
| Edward Rouldcn.
Mr. w. r Gorrcll was a Marietta
Pa. visitor on Thursday.
Mrs Thomas Kane. Sr., was
Phladclnhia visitor on Thursday.
Mrs. Wilmer Thompson. oi vii
mnpton. was a town visitor on Wed
ncsday,
Mrs Matte Mullen. Of Charlestowr
visited Mts. Hester Bians this week.
Mr. and Mrs r NJ Cochran ar
srcnding \ few days with relatives i
Wavcr'y. y. Y.
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Mrs. NJ. r. Foard and Miss Mollie
Foard are spending this week with X.
3. Foard, at ST. Augustine.
Mrs. Susan Mccoy and son, Arthur,
are visiting Mrs, Thomas M. Rice,
near town.
Miss Annie NJ Boulder is spending
some time with her brother, Henry
Boulden, near Cecilton
Mrs. Minnie Buckworth and child
rem, Of Wilmington, are visiting rela-
tives in town.
Adm Pyle spent Monday in VIII
mington.
Miss Mary 4. Sanders left on Mon
day for Newport, Kentucky. where she
has secured a position.
DIR. and Mrs G. l. McKclway, OF
Philadelphia. were the guests Of Miss
Kay Price few days this week.
Albert Boulder and DIR. Cubberly,
al Wilmington. spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Lydia Norris and sons are
visiting relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. d. A. Jefferson and Miss Mary
+. Boulder visited Mrs. Harry KILLER
this week.
Miss Sadie Nicoll spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. NJ f. HOWARD, at
Randalia
Mrs. T. {. Smoot and children left
on "Wednesday for Rehoboth, Del
where they will spend several weeks.
Ralph Hargreaves. OF Media, Pa,
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. w.
A Alexander
Miss Hattie Morgan was Philadel-
phia visitor last week.
Miss Esther Banks visited friends
in Elkton this week.
Mrs c. w. Karsner spent Friday
and Saturday oi last week with Mrs
Gus Bouchelle. near Cayots.
Mrs c. T.. Clark visited her mother
IN Philadelphia last week.
Miss Mamie H. Wright, OF Mt. St
Agnes College. Mt. Washington. Md.
has returned 10 her home for the sum.
mer vacation.
Mrs. J. s. Hopper had as her guest.
few days last week, Mrs w. a. Nit.
chell. oi Elkton. Mrs. Henry, of New
ark. Mrs. Lockwood and Mrs Lind
ley, OF Middletown, Mrs. Andrew
Woodal and Miss Julia Woodall, o.
| Georgetown.
Mrs. l.. X. Barwick. Misses Bessi,
and Mary Barwick. Frances McClos
key and Fannie McElroy attended th'
dance at Newark Wednesday evening
Howard Orr Stephens graduated a
Lchigh University with the degree o
Electrical Engineer.
The next dance will be given at Sp;
Spring Park pavilion on Friday even
ing, July g.
James Vaughan and Ralph Smoo
have accepted positions on the da.
boats
Miss Helen Davidson took the FRS
Grade teachers examination which wa
held al Elkton this week
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RISING SUN.

Miss Isabel Elliott, OF Philadelphia,
Is spending some time with friends IN
town.
klr. Robert Cherry, oil German
town, spent few days of this week
with mis- son, MIR. Frank X. Cherry,
naar Principle.
Master Ralph Heacock, OF Philadel-
phia, is visiting Mr. John NJ. Sterrett
and family
Miss Grace A. Wilson entertained
the Social Sewing Circle" at Maple
Lawn. on Thursday afternoon OF last
week.
Miss Mabel Reynolds spent this
week with the Misses Maxwell near
Principle.
Miss Louise Nj. Worihington has
returned home IRON visiting in Phila-
delphia, Media and kenneit Square.
Misses Maudc and Bessie Holden.
OF Philadelphia. are visiting their par
enis. living near town.
The SUNDAY School 81 the NJ. L.
Church held their annual Children's
Day service last Sunday night: the
program was unusually good and the
church very well filled.
Mr.. Maynard Holiday. OF Balt-
more. spent Sunday with Mr.. II. l..
WorthinPton
MIR c. s. pyle and family will spend
tomorrow with friends in West Chcs-
ter. Pa
Miss Armenia Wilson left on We'd
nesdav to attend the West Chester
State Normal School Commencement
exercises and will also visit friends in
that place
Mrs c. 5. Pyle entertained Mrs.
George Hopkins and daughter, at din
ner on Friday in honor Of her daugh-
ter. Miss Marion
Miss Sur Maxwell and brother,
Harry. have been visiting their sister,
Mrs Howard Brumfeld. near Men
dcnhaIl.
Mrs Euncc + IIaiues and children,
Miss Mary : Ilaines and Mr. Edwin
/. Haiucs attended the Commence
ment exercises held at Carlisle, Pa.
last week
The w c. r L held parlor meet
ing nj home ~ Mrs William Clifford.
Cloverlv. un Wednesday night. at
o'clock \ silver offering was taken
at the door After good program
was rendered retire, hmcnts were scrv-
ed 10 q large crowd
Mr.. Basil ~ Brown and family, Miss
Maggie Ilaiuc, ~ Philadelphia. moved
out last week 90 their summer cottage
for 4 few mouths.
Mr. Harry Richards 81 Philadcl.
phis ,ncnt ln-i Sunday with friend, in
town
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-20
PORT DEPOSIT.

Rev \. ). Collins will hold services
at the base bail park every Sunday
evening. at $50. that the weather will
permit, III, Riverside Curnct Band
will furnish the music. These services
are very delightful Come ont aud
enjoy them
Mis-, Mary Buck visited Miss Mar
garct Yves, IL West Grove. this week.
MIR and Mrs John Conner have re-
turned Ia their home IN Baltimore
IRON @ delightful. visit with MIR Geo
". Conner.
Mir, Charlotte Newell visited Bal
tmorc friend, this week.
MIR. Samuel Fuard, Miss Erline
Crouch aud Master Reginald Warner,
Of Elhtnr, were guests 81 Mrs John
j. Mnhr,ciu this wccl..
Mr >awuyl II Friedman has gone
back T." lIrndcr,uuy,llc. a. C.. for his
health
Mr., Carrie Iay'ur visited rhiladcl-
phg relative, last wcel
Mr. and Mrs, Mark Founders. 81
Kissing sun were guests ui Mrs So
ph'a DicN,y last week.
Mr and MIR, Wilson visited Mr..
Norman Wilson az Oxiord. Saturday.
Mc,,r. Cyrruus Chc,wcll and Bar
clay Kelley lett Monday Tor Washing
ton, where they aspect +, be employed
during the summer
Mr., Hester lIurlock. 90 Baltimore.
Is visiting her daughter Mrs John
Holm
Rev. V :. Collin, received the de,
gree ~ ID last week at Dickinson
College.
Mr., " K Nc,hi,t and Miss Eliza.
beth Collin, spout last Thursday in
Baltimore
Mis-, Virginia Naunrmau oi Essex
Falls, Is spending the simmer At her
home
Miss Margaret Ilindmau i, visiting
her sister IN Baltimore.
MIR. Joanna Smith i. visiting her
brother MIR Dixon in Downing,owr
Ionua
Mr.. aud Mn, George Atkinson cele.
hratcd their 10Th wedding anniversary
in Baltimore las, week
Miss Mabel Stephenson ha, return
cd from her duties At M,ddletown
Conn. To- her home for the summer.
Mc,,rs Elmer Robinson and Wal
ter Buck were Rising Sun visitors ct
Sunday
Nh, David Mcdonald of Pcrryville
visited relatives IN town Wednesday
Misses Mary Cummings and Rcn;
Holm were Baltimore visitors Friday
Mr. Roman West oi Baltimore
spent Sunday at hi, home
Captain James n. Mccullough vii
start his moonlight excursion mex
Monday evening. June 81 These ar
delightful trips Leave The wharf a
s D m. and return about IL.
Mr. Charles Buck, 81 Chester, visit
cd his home.
Mrs Sue McClcnahan died yer
suddenly at the home Of Mr. Williar
Hindman, TUESDAY evening. and wi
be buried Thursday, at = p IN.
Port Deposit was visited by a yer
heavy electrical storm Monday after
noon. The barn on Heads farm wa
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-20

street and III outIes ID Elk river AIso
from Bridge street down West Hixh
street and Sangerly avenue ~ Cefl'e-
draI street.
The Board ordered that the ordIn-
snce relating 70 speed 81 automobiles
be enforced and that the Secretary
have printed aud posted notice 20 the
effect that the speed Of automobiles
within the town limits be limited 70 8
miles per hour.
The following order was passed.
Ordered that the Bailitf be and he Is
hereby authorized and instructed 10
swear out all warrants hereafter TO be
issued by amy Magistrate for the vice
lation OF the town ordinance IN the
name OF the President and Commits
sioners oi the Town Of Elkton and that
the BaiIiff shall hereafter be allowed
the usual fees allowed State officers for
making arrests. tc he paid out OF such
fines AZ may be collected"
Ii was ordered that the rate Of taxa
ton for 1908 be the sum ~ forty-five
tssl cents on the 500, The same 20 be
levied on the present basis Of taxation
and that a discount Of five per cent be
allowed Tor the payment Of taxes on OF
before the sIst day Of July. 1908, and
a discount al three per cent be allowed
for the payment Of taxes on or before
August 81. 1908 All taxes remaining
unpaid on and after January !, 1909
will baer interest at the rate OF 6 per
cent. per annum from September l.
1908, until paid. and that the Treasurer
give notice of same by publication in
the newspapers OF the town.
There being no further business be-
fore teh Council, II adjourned.
J II. TERRELL. Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-20
Brown Suits

Are still very popular for
Young Men-Dark Browns,
Light Browns, Tans and
Nodes; Suits at $40, SI2, SIS
and up to $40. We have them
in all the new shades and pat
terms. Blue Serges, &c, SIS,
$40; $r2.5o up to S25. Black
and Grey Serges, $Io to s25.
Outing Goats and Trousers
i'll Homespuns, Serges, Grey
Worsteds and Tropicals, IS to
$50. Benjamin make, at SIS,
SIS and $40. Walkover Shoes
at IS. SO and 81, are great this
season; great in stvle, quality
and but moderate in price.
Exceptioralvaluesin Summer
and Negligee Shifts and I'm
derwear, so cents to $3.50.
Big assortment, sizes, styles
and prices.
MULLINS MEMS STORE
WILMINGTON.
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Court In Brief Session

The June (non-jury) term OF Couft
met on Monday. Chief Judge Pearce
and Associate Judges Adkins and Hop
per all on the Bench The session
proved brief one. The Chesapeake
City condemnation case" did not
come up Tor a hearing, counsel Tor
Mrs. Her having withdrawn all OBJ
jcctions TO the condemnation OF strip
Of land through her property for the
opening OF a new street The Court
ordered confirmation OF the con-
demnation proceedings.
The Court heard the case involving
exception to the confirmation OF the
sale OF the Ieiper property in Elk
Neck, by the trustee, 10 a Baltimore
Rel Estate Company, for $4,000.
After several hours had been consumed
in hearing the case an argument was
marked by the opposing counsel. and
the sale will be confirmed.
Wheat harvest began at Turkey
Point in the lower part Of the county
this week.
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The score:
Craigtown ..... Ii41oo OF 90
Picked Team ....I 0 o---3
Batteres--craig and Blackburn, G.
Barnes and Calvert and Linton.
The Craigtown base ball team jour
neyed 10 Perryvillc Tuesday and de-
iea,ed the Second team Of that place.
Score:
Craigtown 1880. 0 o 0 ~ lilo
Perryville . 200 o o O 3---8
Batteries--Craig and Blackburn. II.
Ward. Peoples and =. Ward.
The Craigtown Base Ball Club win
hold festival opposite Mr.. Joel r.
Craig's store Tuesday evening, June
90 II stormy, next evening.
The p. X. X. A. A.. OF Wilmington
defeated Perryvillc last Saturday on
the latter's grounds By the score OF
~ to 5.
Chesapeake City journeycd 10 Mid
dleiown last Saturday and shut out the
team from that town with score OF
1 To- o The feature OF the game was
the pitching OF Watson for the visitors
who had IL strike-outs and only al
lowing hits, while Richards for the
locals, had ~ strike-outs and 3 hits.
The score:
Chesapeake City 1910 o-4
Middletown -. o o o o o o 90
Bat,eries--Chesapeake City, Watson
and Savins: MddIetown, Richards and
Pennington. Umpire--Chas. Jones.
The Union League OF Chester. the
strongest team OF the city. will be the
opponents 81 the local boys this after
noon at $50 Come out and support
your home team.
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struck by lightning bat was put out
before much damage was done,
Miss Prindell Is visiting Miss Flor
ence J. Snyder.
Miss Mabel Peoples was the guest
OF the Misses McCay last week.
Tiny is working for Mr. Henry
Cummings at Rising Sun. He Is
missed in Port Deposit.
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visiting her aunt. Mrs Granville Rey
nolds. for several days, left MONDAY
TOR Philadelphia, where she has en-.
entered the Pennsylvania Hospital
where she will learn to be a trained
nurse
Miss Mamie Campbell. Of Port De-
post. was the over Sunday guest Of
her cousin. Mrs slaancs Aiken.
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Here II Relief for Women

Mother Gray. Il nursc 10 Sew York discovered
an Hrnnni rltu-aut herb cure TOT womcu's ills,
called fUSISfllAH. LEAF u d, the only certain
regulator Cures female weaknesses and Rack
ache kidney bladder aud Urinary troubles, At
al Druggist. or b, mail 81 cts, sample FREE.
Address The Mother Gray Co. ic Roy. y y