Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-04-18

hAViA 40 NAoflNi WIN tit1 AAhNH &etAAy
co. Miss Ethel has long been most
efficient operator in the office Of the
Pocomoke Telephone Co, and will be
greatly missed We wish her success
IN her new work.
Mr. f. s. Furbush was in Salisbury
Wednesday and Thursday.
George 7 Givans who has been in
for several weeks with rheumatism is
much improved and hopes 10 be able 70
resume his business duties in the office
oi the Adams Express Go. next week.
Mrs VIM. r. Franklin who mas been
at her country home "Edgewater. for
the past few weeks leaves Saturday
morning for trip to Baltimore. Old
Point Comfort. and other points Of in
terest in that vicinity after which size
will return to her home at Woodbridge,
N. j.
Miss Elya Rulings goes 10 Salisbury
Saturday for the Easter holidays and
will attend the annual Easter ball
given at the Masonic Temple on the
twenty third
Miss Nellie Grise went to Wilmington
Thursday for weeks visit with rela
lives and friends.
Mrs Milton Pope 81 Salisbury came
Wednesday for short stay with her
parents, Mr. and. Mrs Isaac Gibbs
Miss Sallie Henry viii spend Easter
with friends at Salisbury
Mrs. L. L. Erickson LET, TUESDAY
for Milton, Del. to visit her friend Mrs
Mrs. Joseph NAPLES.
Providence permitting there Will be
divine service in the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning Special
music in the morning y Z. &. +. AZ
quarter OF seven. RobIey Holland,
leader
MIR. and Mrs Horace Davis, and Miss
Lizze Tighman went 10 salisbury
to attend the Christian Endeavor Con
vention
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Powell ana child
ren. Of Snow Hill, were the guests Of
MIR. ana Mrs. H. J Anderson several
days this week.
Mrs. Lee Holloway, Of Chiucoteague
spent a few days Of this week with her
mother-n-aw, Mrs Alfre Holloway.
MIR J Philips and son, Of Preston,
Md. have been al the Atlantic Hotel
this week looking after the interest of
their canning factory near town.
Mr. Wade Gordy. wife and child, Of
Sharptowu, after spending few days
with ms sister, Mrs Frank Hammond
will leave Monday for home accom-
panied BY Mr. Gor,iy's mother Mrs.
Laura Gordy
MIR. Oscar Lock wood. Of Philadelphia
came Saturday to see ms wite WHO y
i'll at the home of her parents Mr. and
Mrs VIM Philips.
Mr. Alfred Holloway Of penbigh Va
after i short stay with his family re
turned Monday morning.
The presbyterians Of this town are
making arrangements for the meeting
Of the Presbytery Of New Castle
here several days Of next week. The
Presbytery will convene on Tuesday
ana will be in session about three days
or as long as business demands
Miss Katherine Adkins will return TO
her home in New York Saturday noon.
Master Floyd Bowen Turner is stay
ing with his grandmother, Mrs Laura
A. Bowen for week.
Messrs. C. W Marshall and Geo
Wilhelm returned Saturday night from
a most enjoyable trip to New Castle,
Wilmington and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Chas. Walker left for her home
in Philadelphia first of the week accom-
panied by Mrs t. 5 Furbush who viii
remain for several weeks in the city.
Mr. Vim j Hastings, who has been
very III with nhamatory rheumatism,
is convaleseent.
Misses Lena Johnson and Eta Adams,
Of Ocean City. were visitors at the home
Of Mr.. Frank Purnen Wednesday Of
this week
Miss Nellie b. Powell attended the
dance at Frankford Friday night.
The many friends fudge Ara Bowen
were indeed glad 10 see him in town
last Tuesday
Mrs. W. K. Rayne was the guest Of
Mrs. John Jones at Ocean City from
Saturday TO Monday.
Those ont Of town who attended
the funeral Of Mr.. j Edward Wise on
Tuesday were his nephews. Edmond
Powell Of Philadelphia and John Brit
tingham. Of Harborton; his niece. Miss