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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
Gn 1%Surcipprsicl.

&i unoertegneOe benpenOte os
forleoen 9ag qua &r. Saul Yeter<
lens &ontor og fremldtte Spprgs=
maolet, ON BET i oisie 0oge perie-
renoe Hpgte, at Sr. Saul Geterlan
iful0e bupe iagt, at BET oanife Strife
folf itiQer Jig fife npenlig operfor
Saloonerne, er iunOt. 0n Ri imio=
lerti0 life ff noget tilfreosltiaenoe
@por paa port Sper9smaol, lda
tiGuOer ri os berpeo 6atd fremI9tte
Spergsmaalet offentligt. @~rlouipere
buffer ri at piOe, bporfeOef Sr.
@altl &eterien / BET belle taget, /
lin sitting iom en- al Samfunoets
met betroeOe MPnO, fan forIDare
lin i%nOtagne StiQing fpr Sdloo=
nerne. S~orpentenOe Sr. Saul &e=
terIens eQer Hcoaftionens SDar pad
ropenItaaenoe Sporgsmudl tegnar Ri
o. .-
8. g. &. Sonfen. g. s. Gebel-
5. &nuOien
C~peuitooenoe atiltrG0eS af
u. &ofquorO.
emiG 5erenien.
q. 6. Gurlieu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
&Orreipon0ancer
ct, 9lnbrcms, @aib.
(6ortiat ira SIDE 81

Manoug ben a. 6ebrltur fom
&alt. @plm ira Tacoma beru0, 'Og
ben %. ON Gftermio0agen ST.. :
iam.le0e5 ri til GllOstienelte / +.
q. S6el0ts @iem. Sanme Days
2lften iomleoes ri igcn til WtpOe /
$. +. Sucobiens @jem, bpor Edit.
@olm toleoe for oS. 81 par ale
glaze pes at bpre @dit. @olm %
GLADE peo at bpre, at bun muligpis
as 9lure piloe belpge ps igen.
&eo port WfenigbeOsmoOe iiOIt /
Wtarts blep s. Martinien meO 5d-
mile optoget / Menigbe0en. 6erie=
ifoleiogen bIep Orpftet, og Set blep
rebtdget, at hi iflilOe ie og fua iaa
n1eget 6erielfole iom mtligt for pore
@srn. 81 bar uoiigter til at fao
Ell 5 "a 6 Tigers STOLE, bpao jeg
tror Ri uQe er glade peo. - 81 bar
MI Ell "a 9prn i Dor SgnDagslfo
forfeit / &lasier meo bter i'm 2G=
rer, og oct laOer til, at 5enougsifole-
orbeiOet gour goOt.
Gait. 2unb bar begpnOt &onfirma=
misunderstanding meo Z al De iter-
re 9srn, % OesuOen bur ban lopet
os at boloe oanif Sfole Ell 5 u 6
Tiger / CONNER.
s. GnOeriens, iom fpm beruo meo
6umilie for ct Iurstio iioen fra
0ofota % f6bte Il Sec. 9dn0 lige
ltOenfor Golllee Gitp, bpor Sc bpg-
geOe % .iotte 80, bolOt Sen 3. gpril
0eres Solpbrpllllp. De b1poe t9nft,
at BET ifulOe bape pGret Ell 1tiQe
9lffpre, men Ri 9unifere berlloe pes
ct. Nn0refps Gdp0e t9nft set onoer=
leoes. Si par blepen enige ON at
gore, 6paoSpi flrnbe, for at Sen 3.
Ipril fun0e blipe Ell Se1toog for
InOerlens og Oeres Samlilie, iom Sc
ful0e tpnfe tilbage poa meo Sic.
Sc. 81 idmleoes i Nnberiens Stem.
Mr. 81. 6. @rifien bolot en- fort
Sale til Splp6ruoeparret, bpor-
efter ban (pou Mentgbeoens Seq
ne) o%perrafte Dem en- @upe fra Sen
hanlf=llltberife Menigbeo pes ct.
Inbrelps. 9erefter fang Ri en- Sol=
me, og g. 81. S6elot bolot en- Sale
for Salpbrlt0eparret. Sill Slutnino
iagoe SIR. &enne6p (@ebaftpren al
uGoulee Simes") nogle foa Orb.
Sen pdu gftermiooagen maotte ri
hrD0e op for at noa bien1 til glften.
Sermeo en- penlig Silien til y9an=
iferen"s 2Giere og &eodft6r.
Sens g. SEMEN
(9or 15) ct. Inorems, @aib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
Ratarrb Fan life heIbreoes

9bre MibIer, bo be life fan itoa Sp9oommens
Gdb.. Rotarrb er Ell 8loos e1er &onititutions=SDg i
bonn DC scr at 1el6reoe ben, mao Sc tage WtebiciuGt
inb. Hairs Catarrh Cure tageS tno og pirfer brett,
paa 9lpbet pg Sliuhinoeraa. HALLS Catarrh Cure
er life Ell 9oafialoersNteoicin. Sen bleO oareotS To-
~re5frepef al en- al Be bebite Eager her +, 2anoet, pg sr e,
reqrldrt 9dgemIio6el. Set er lon1meniat at be beo'te
S~tgrfcmibler man fienoer. f~orsuet NIB De behle Qlo5-
rensniuQs=Mioler, Der pirfer oirette pda Slilnbttoerne
Sen f~nl6fomne Sarrmeni6tntng al De tc Sr9rcocnlcr
n BET. Der bepirfer 1aa forbauenoe 9%eirltater oeh 9eL.
~brebclien al SntarrD. SfriU gfter @tones6qr3. init.
s.. 3. Gbenep ~ 60. @Iere-
G0l9cs al 9tpptbefcre. BrI5 75c.
Halls Family Pills or nc beoite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24

ill1tteOe lin @eretning Oerum pea
fslgenOe Mfaooc: uGfter ot ieg bap0e
ral0rct ON / tolp elmer u0en at
1rouge Sppr al noget m%enelfelig.
&Gien, grebes ieg pluOieligt Al en
Dper1tr8mntenOc @lG0e oeo at ie eli
NtonO bgnge I Ell @aIge; tbi ioo
ri0Ite jeg nleo 9eItemtbe0. at jen bH-
fGnot mig / ct cipiliieret &ntO.
llbegrtbcltgt. nSeg fun fife for.
1taa, bporfra set Barn bar facet set
beftige Sino,~ tiger MoOeren og til
fsier: Seq peeo, at Set life er fra
mig"
rgfej" flyer Saoeren bliot, noet
fan oct fife pere, ieg bar / bpert
Salo life mprfet, at 6u bar miltet
noget al sit"
ltnber SureOraget. @n Serre til
Jim SioemanO: n%lln6ifplO, min
Serre. men De mac birfelig boloe
inoe meo Sen Snorfen. De peffer
10 belle Hll6lifllm.
Sffc mpsgcrrig. SGgen: 9nifer
De fife, ri ifal o6Oucere Gem, naar
De er 0pO? for at faa &e0e paa
SpgOpmmen.
@atienten: 9tei Saf. Seq cr fife
mpsgerrig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
Spgningen ifol foite ST., 100000 iom
er ifG1tet al Nnorem Gornegie.
5. y. SEMEN.
GOnncil Slnfs, 5upu,

Wtunoug ben 20. @lpril, a1Oen
Naaiteoug, fcIreOe Eultor % Wtrs.
@eeOe Oeres 10 9lurs SrDultpsOaq
euer SinbrDuup, ipm pi tul0er oct.
5 ben A%nleoning iumleOe Jig Ell
lille @eHnel ture al gornle % ltl1ge /
ErGl teboligen; Set par fife nouelt
vSllrprllepdrtp", % auigepel tror
leg nof, Faltpr &ee0e bltp en- lille
Snntle operral tet, Oa ban ielp lagOe,
ban life bap0e pertet at il iaa
mango idmlet ben Nften. Der bar
pa ogiaa fonlnet ct Nar @rpOeluag,
% Wfrs. Safob Slien bapOe fpbt
Ell &ageform, lom bum bapoe onl=
bun0et me0 bpiot Grape" -Hapir og
lat 10 Sps paa, lom faIteOe fine
Strouler uO oper %&aneboroet. Otter
at &ufen par ierperet, iung pi:
~Saf Tor otsle ndaOerige Nar, lom
fom, og Idr, iom ipanot".
Haltor Seeoe leit e oen 11S Sal-
ME fra q. 9. til gnOen og talte
liot oeroper, iGrlig tuffeoe ban
Serren, foroi ban bapoe gipet BAN
en- apinoe til 9@gte, iom / ale Woa=
Der ipgte at bielpe bam / bans
Erel tegerning, og iom | oe forlpbne
10 Iur bupoe ltaaet feriig peo
bans SIDE iaapel / Woogong lom
@}eOgang. Get imagte ga ogiao
list al 9rpQup, for Nirs. Seeoe
mente, BET par iad pnOigt at fplges
az og bnO ON at faa ben Saline
lun8et, og paa Wflliif lforteoe set
fife, ga Hditor Seeoe bar ct Srgel,
og III brugte Dor OrgariltinDe meo
os. &i bopOe Ell bpggeltg 9lften,
maa Serren peliigne Dor 8reIt %
SI9lelgrger meo Samilie, at De MOI
rele en0nt mango @ldr tilianmen
og pin0e Siple for Serren; tbi Ser
Ell 10 enOm mango pil0forne SCAR.
Mten hi bap0e life een men to
Cling at glGoe os oper; man pleier
gerile at lige, Ell ltlpffe fommer
liel0en alene; men mon hi life oq=
1ua fun iige, Ell 8lGoe fon1mer
ll@lOen alene. 81 bapoc for forIte
Gang efter omtrent ~ Nar MrA
90. s. Senien meO ps til Set. SD
rem bar / bette Siosrum Iugt
SaanO t1ngt paa Senien og s.
milie. Mrs. Senien 1or ppret me-
get ing og pdo Soipitolet BET meite
al Sioen taaoe Der / 9luffs og i
Smdbd. 9u ipnes bum at bore
rolf, ON END &rGfterne life er iad
mango. Sg oct er port @oub, at
@erren pil ipore banoe for igen at
fnnme poo Smertens 2eje.
ga, ioa er BEN itore Dag forbi,
Minocclgen ON at Serren
gioroe 6ploeit for ulIe bore
Spnoer. @i iumIeoes fer til 6ro-
praoifen ST. 6 ON @orgenen og
Spimesi e-8uostieneit ST. 1912 %
igen til afteniang a1. ~.
Gn penlig @ilien til ole ~0onifc-
2eiere.
@n 2eltager.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24

Enifes: On porltelig S%frpooer-
ipen0 fan itrufs foo ito0ig 9(rbeibe
Iaret runot 0sielte griier betoles)
peo at ifripe til &rtbulf Sacubien,
Sernbale, Sal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24

uGoniferen" u6gaar to @ange
ugertlig og foiter $3.50 pr. aor-
aonq. = &r6be-Numre ien6es frtt
pea SorIangenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
Mlberta, Canada.

Goot 2ono, ierlig egnet for
bIanoet 2anobrug og @eieriorift;
/ og peo set oanife Settlement IS
Mil fra SnnisfoiI Station, tan
fsbes biuigt og paa lette getingeI-
Ter beo at benpenoe Jig til unoer-
tegneoe.
Semrp Sarien,
t Oicfion, Ilberta, Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
Softuren iaa eslaifcn.

Sufturen iaa Slaifcn. Wrs.
I1tg. Seoquiit ira Sulinn, &uniuS,
6eretter fplgenOe: y0r. 8eter Sa6r-
nep & Sons, Chicago, 81. Score
Serre! Scr laa penlig at ienoe
nof ct Guiin Sloifer &urifo iuo
mart lom muligt. ga ieg fife ielp
hapoe brugt <rifo tioligere, fl1noe
ieg fife lige meget ON Sen; men Sc
ieg / Saor 6lep meget ipg, beitemte
jeg mig til at foriege Or. @eter's
&itrifo.
Smiolerti0 bup0e mine 9prn, Ser
bar meget befpntreoe ober min Sil=
fthu1f6, feff66tt 99fa6 efter Ell 2ege noen
NIT &i0enoe. 9a 9oftoren fom,
iaa Fan Slaifen meb &rtrifo, og ieg
troeoe, at ban itffert bilbe for6poc
mig at tage Sen; men til min GSor=
bopielie poalagoe ban mig at toge
&llrifo regelmesiig, ga ban bop6e
bemarfet oens gooe @irfninger poo
@looet. gh1 er leg friif og iterf og
fan meb 8leoe anbefole &urifo iom
Sen beoite Weoicin ieg fenoer."
1913. - Oct er opmnntrenoe at
finoe oeger iblanot, Ser er IiberoIe
nof til at bepe Jig oper professionally
Sor0omme og anerfenoe SortrinGig-
beb ielp / Ell olminoelig Sus=Meoi=
Gin.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-02-29

Any. citizen interested in the pro-
posed amendment to the charter OF
Chesapeake City may see copy oil
the bill as introduced by Mr.. j. VIII
son Squ:er by applying to Mr.. James
5. Hopper, Chairman of the Citizens
Committee.
Several members Of Bohemia Lodge.
No. o., /. o. o. f., attended the
meeting OF the Grand Lodge OF Mary
land at Elkton. Wednesday evening.
The Town Council has begun con-
dcmnation proceedings on piece OF
property belonging to Mrs. NJ. A.
Her, which is located at what is known
as Mt. Ncbo. The ground is wanted
for road leading to Mallory Toys
property. a jury composed OF twelve
gentlemen from Elkton were here last
Thursday. but owing to illness, Mrs.
Her was not able to be present The
same jury met today Saturday.
Gilbert Cooling won a medal for
putting the sixteen-pound shot at the
indoor games OF the Fifth Regiment
held last aSturday evening at the Arm
ory III Baltimore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-02-29

MIR and Mrs. s. c. McCaulcy and
family the past week
Mr. and Mrs. T.. Dreaming and
daughter, Emma, oi Iiavrc dc Grace,
spent Sunday with Mr. aud Mrs. ".
K. Ward.
Mr.. James Bakers Sunday School
class will hold a Boz Social in the
Jr. O. L. \. NJ Hall, March ~. for
the benefit OF the NJ T. Church.
Mr.. Edward McLanc, OF Lannam,
near Washington, has been stationed
here the past week, breaking with
Capt J. W. Cochran.
Mrs, Cassaudra Davis, aged eighty
three years, died nj her home ON Elm
street, Saturday oi last week and was
buried Tuesday a, lIopcwcll Gene
terry. Two sons survive hcr-Mr.
Henry Winter Davis, OF this place,
and Mr. William Davis, OF Media.
both in the employ OF the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad.
Mr. ). r. johnson, 81 Frcdcricks-
burg, Va, was the guest OF Dr. and
Mrs J g. Dennis the past week.
Miss Maggie Strong, Of Baltimore,
was this week the guest Of Miss Annie
Armstrong.
Little Mis-, Pauline Sme'tzcr has re.
turned home from n visit with relatives
IN llarrisyiile.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-02-29
CECILTON

Mis-, Laura Price is visiting Mrs.
John {. Manlovc.
Mrs Mary Black. oi Philadelphia,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Mat
tic Watts.
Miss Mollic Richard is visiting rcla-
lives in Newark. Del, and Philadel-
phia.
Omar ID. Crothcrs. OF Elkton, was in
town one day last week.
Raymond Fillingamc. Of Concord
vile, Pa. spent several days with his
parents, Mr.. W. W. Fillingame ND
wife.
Harry Budd, Jr, OF Wilmington.
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. II Budd and wife.
George Oldham. Jr.. Of Philadelphia
spent = few days last week with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Oldham
Mis-, Myrtle Stradley. OF Warwick,
spent aSturday and Sunday at her
home here
] K Smith. al Wilmington, is spend
ing til, week with his brother, Mr.. 7.
Smith and vile.
Mr. George Boylcs and wife are
visiting their parents, Mr.. J. a. Smith
and wife.
Rev ". \. Coalc has announced
tina, Rev W. f. Adams, ID. d., Bishop
81 the Diocese OF Easton. will be here
in the Chapel. for Confirmation on
Sunday morning, March /.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-02-29
ZION.

Mr. Leslie Palmer. OF New York,
wa, the week end guest OF his mother,
Mrs Mary Palmer
Miss Nina Rittcnhousc spent from
Friday until Sunday with her sister,
Mis-, Rachel R;t,cnhouse. OF New
Bridge.
Mrs. Ellen Gillespie and daughter
entertained a icw friends at tea on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs -. L. Clifford aud Mrs J.
Harry Mitchell were Philadelphia visl-
tors ON Thursday oi last week. Mrs.
Clifford had the misfortune to lose her
purse containing few dollars and
railroad mileage book from which only
about three dollars worth 81 mileage
had been used.
Misses Isabel and Lucy Carhart
were Saturday Sunday guests OF Miss
Eva Denny, Sylmar
\ number from here attended the
Farmers Institute held in Rising Sun
last Saturday
Misses Eta and Bessie Wiley were
entertained at the home Of MIR and
Mr. Mcudruhall, OF Blue Ball, over
Sunday
Mr.. ! II Mitchell +, entertaining
friend, from Port Penn, Del.
M,, Katherine Rutherford is visit
INK her friend, Mrs. Lewis Miller, Of
Philadelphia
The Grove school was closed the
latter part OF the week owing to the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-02-29
WOODLAND

The Epworth League Of Hopcwcll
held Clipping Social at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Thompson OH
Thursday evening. the 10th The
house was decorated in red and white
crepe paper, the League colcrs, and
American flags Those in charge
were, Mrs ~. IT, Kirk, the horse,
coffee, Miss NJ O. Jackson, pics Miss
Leila Thompson, ice cream, Miss An
ME Jackson, cake, Mrs. K. c. Terry
and Mrs. +. X. Moore The affair
was a decided success both in social
and financial way, as SIS.3s was real
lied
Miss Ella Lynch, accompanied by
Miss Elizabeth Owens. spent the week
end with her parents in Elkton
from an extended visit with her sister
At Asbury, n. J., and cousins in New
York and Ncwark. n. J.
Mr.. Charles + Brydc. Of philadcl-
phia, spent the week end with his
mother.
Miss Ida Thompson is spending this
week with Mrs. +, W Jackson OF
Aiken.
Mrs. Harvey Ewing has returned
from visit with her father in Port
Deposit
Mrs r. 7. Brydc and Mildred, Of
Washington. are the guests OF Mrs. J.
Il. Tyson,
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Janncy. Of An
dora, spcu, Monday with Mr. and
Mrs !. -, SINNERS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-02-29

chcs. They have twenty memberr.
Our fishermen are III ready tor The
spring fishing, and are eagerly =.;<isse
for the river to clear OF ice.
Bishop Adams preached an able ser
mon 70 . large congregation n St.
Mary's 7. J.. Church last Sunday even.
ing and confirmed three persons.
Capt. Andrew Reynolds. who has
been confined TO his home for several
weeks, is improving.
Edwin Harvey, while wrestling with
some boys last week, fell and strucl,
his head. causing bad wound. He Is
able 70 be about.
During Lent there will be services
every Thursday evening and discourse
by visiting preacher.
The Epworth League meeting III
the NJ j.. Church NJ 6.3o Sunday even
ing IS very interesting and well at
tended.
]. a. Rutter celebrated his goth
birthday on Thursday.
Miss Annie Roach Is confined to
her home with pneumonia, but is inn
proving.
William J. Clark is seriously III at his
home with threatened pneumonia.
Miss Madgc Robertson is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. DIR. Murphy.
The II. & O. bridge over the big
North East creek Is being enlarged
and embankment made.
A large number Of the members OF
North East Lodge l. o. o. r., attend
ed the Grand Lodge meeting in Elk
ton Wednesday evening.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-02-29

Samuel d. Fryer.
Mrs, Oliver u. Nesbitt, OF Lincoln.
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. William
Gillespie. near RowlandviIe.
The Standard Oil Co. has purchased
a piece OF ground from Mrs. Title
Tosh, on which they viii locate an
oil tank.
Miss Annie Fryer and Miss Bertha
Baldcrston, teacher OF friends private
school, have organized sewing cir
Gle Tor their schools, winch viii meet
on Saturday afternoons in the school
house here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryde, OF Whining
ton, are guests OF Mrs. Brickley and
Miss Cameron.
Mr.. Clifford Dunlap. who has been
employed in Chester for the past few
years, has decided to remain at home
this year, and assist his father, Mr..
Jacob Dunlap in farming.
Mr.. Homard Terry and Mr.. Drew
Nicklc drove to Eikton last Friday
with a load OF apples
Quite number OF young folks from
this vicinity attended ball at Oak
wood. last Friday night. Revival
meetings are over
The ladies' OF Mt Pleasant Church
will hold an oyster and poultry supper
this Saturday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wil,itts. Mt
Pleasant.
Quite number of farmers attend
ed the Farmers Institute at Rising
Sun last week.
Cameron & Davis have purchased
new gasoline engine for use at their
warehouse.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-02-29
NORTH EAST

Leo Williams, OF Principle, will
move his family here at an early date.
Washington Birthday was general
Is observed here, Friday afternoon be-
ing given up to school exercises in
commemoration OF the day the program
being very interesting. consisting Of
speaking. rccitations, music and mo-
ton songs 10y the children.
Marshal Boyd, OF Coatcsvillc, is
visiting hi, grandmother, Mrs, l. X.
Dean
The house occupied by Harry Per
kirs is being painted by Ed Coslett.
The Red Mems Band expects to
turn ont as soon as they get their tor
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-02-29
APPLETON

Rev. J. s. Gilhllan. Pastor OF Head
OF Christiana Church. will preach at
Jackson Hail on Sunday, March !, at
The funeral OF Miss Mary Wade.
daughter OF Cynthia and the late John
Wade. was held at Head OF Christiana
Church on Tuesday For a number OF
years previous to her death she re-
sided in Philadelphia, her former home
being in Appleton
Mr.. William H. Scott is enjoying a
visit with relatives in Trenton, and
Elizabeth, n !.
Mrs. Georgianna Groth, Of Philadcl-
phia, spent part OF this week with her
aunt, Mrs. Ieblcy
II is reported that Charles Coving-
ton has sold his property 60 an cleo
trio light company, OF New York.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-02-29
COLORA.

Mr.. Jacob Preston. who farms for
Mr.. Candy Baldcrston, was painfully
injured last Saturday morning. He
and his brother, Ernest, were engaged
in cutting down tree which in falling
lodged on smaller tree. which split
portion OF it. striking Mr.. Preston
and knocking him several feet. lie
was rendered unconscious for some
time and was badly cut over the eye,
his head and face also badly bruised
Mr.. Frank Clendcn:n, neighbor, was
notified OF the accident and kindly as.
sisted in taking him home. DIR. T.. S
Rowland was summoned and dressed
the wounds. taking several stitches 10
close them. Mr.. Preston has since
been confined to bed but we arc very
glad Ia report him improving ut this
writing.
Mr. Wesley Cummings. OF Philadcl.
phia. visited Mrs. Fannie Hindman
and family from Saturday until Mon
day.
Mr.. Robert l.. Christie was at home
from Baltimore over Sunday.
Mr.. Asa S. Stephens and family, OF
Wilmington. arc visiting Mr.. James
McCush and family.
Miss Eva Nesbitt is spending some
time with relatives at Gainesville, Md
Mrs. Frank Way is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur NJ. Tosh, at
Railway. N. J.
Miss Mary Fryer. who is attending
'sdioD/at l.uthcrvillc. Md, spent Sun
w with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
helps, labor saving deyic.,
'nware' ennmelled ware. irouware and 3,
anges' cooks aSd heating stov $. fun II
e :" get repairs satisfaction suararts,d
cherrfully exchanged.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-02-29
CHESAPEAKE CITY

II. r. Deavor wa, a Baltimore yisi-
tor last week
Miss Anna Davidson. 81 Philadci-
pha, visited her parents. near town,
last week
Mrs. John " Jardcn, Of Ealt more,
IS the guest ut her sister, Mrs. {. l..
Clark.
Miss Carrie McIntirc has been visit
ing relatives in Philadelphia.
Albert Boulder, oi Wilmington,
spent icw days thi, week with his
mother Mrs {. C. Bouldcu.
Mr. aud Mrs Charles ". Cooling
and son. Roland, have been spending
some time with MIR and Mrs John
ArrantS, in Elk Neck.
Mrs. Reba lrcaNr, 81 Salem. y. j.,
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. William
Brown
Miss Katie Boot, s visiting her
sister III Wilmington
Z. T. Cooling has returned home
from pleasant yiSit with relatives in
Philadelphia aud Wilmington.
Mrs Augustus Bcauchamp, Of Bal
timorc, will open millinery parlOr in
the Masonic building in the room adj.
joining the pustoiiicc, about the middle
II March Mrs. Bcauchamp i, an cx-
pericnccd millincr and comes to Chcsa-
pcakc City highly recommended.
Mrs Ralph II. Rec, entertained the
Euchrc Club last Thursday evening.
Miss Florence l.rcc won the lady 5
prize and Mr. RccS the gcntlcman's 5.
Miss Egcc entertained the Club this
week
\ hr,t-class livery will be conducted
by Leroy Bluumcr in short time.
Mr.. aud Mrs II. w. Killer enter
tanned Misses Lucy NJ Reed, Dora
Il Steele and Ida H. Bouchcllc last
Sunday.
a mistake va, made in last week
letter 1t was stated that Mrs. Julius
W. Clayton entertained few friends
last Friday evening. hut owing to a
previous engagement Mrs. Clayton
did not entertain that evening.
Rev, Mr., JoScpls, 90 Princeton Col
lcgc, preached in the Presbyterian
Church last SUNDAY
\ Pie Social will he held in Carly,
Hall this Saturday evening, hy the
Lp"orth League al the Methodist
C'rgh.
rcv r. { Smout preached special
sermon to the Ma,uns last sunday
..Iung.
The funeral oi Mr. ". ] Dc".ur,cy
H.s held from his late home 1t ST
Nurui,ng ,asg Saturday morning. In
'rrw.nt ut st. Augustine Cemetery.
Rev 5. NJ Perry will conduct Com
nHn'un service in the Presbyterian
L..
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illness OF teh teacher, Miss Wiley.
Miss Bessie Perry is visiting Blake
friends.
Mr.. Curtis Irwin moved from Ok
ford to our village on Tuesday and is
occupying The house vacated by Mr.
Johnson
Mr. Ncmi McNcy was thrown from
biz carriage n few days ago and had
his shoulder dislocatcd The accidcn,
wns caused by bolt breaking in the
carrii",
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-02-29
Cloth all Wool and Paint al Paint

IS cheaper than ,hoddy cloth or ,hoddy
paint The l.. & NJ. is Zinc Metal
made into Oxide oi Zine combined
with White Lead. and then made into
paint with pure Liusccd Oil in thous-
and gallon grindings and miNings.
Wears long actual cos, only $t.,o per
gallon.
X y. Frazer, Elk,on.
W. +. Cummings, Port Deposit
! \, Roncy. North East.
l.. & NJ Paint agents.