The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-18
Local lettings

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-Ihe recent church festival held at
Pilot yielded SIS.
Races will be held at Jones PARK,
Harrington, this afternoon.
Falling from car al Leslie, Geo.
Deamond, vi Zion, was badly hurt.
-kbenezer NJ. T.. Church, Green
hurst, cleared $3.50 from It's recent
festival.
-Howe's Great London Shows are
billed at Elkton ior next Friday Sep
TENDER ~.
George Rawlinson has purchased
Jacob wilson's residence ON West
High street, ior SIb5.
"A festival will be held next Satur.
day evening ON the grounds oil ST.
Andrews Church, Andora.
DIR. Louis Nj. Allen, OF Baltimore,
has been appointed consulting obste.
trician at Union Hospital
The regular meeting oil the Ladies'
Auxiliary will be held at Union Hos
pital next Tuesday, at ) p. III.
delaware College re. opened on
Thursday with the enrolment OF up
wards OF two hundred students.
-Cecils share OF the free school
book fund allotted on Thursday by
Comptroller Herring is S3,2oS.74.
The Cecil Farmers Club held its
September meeting at X. X. Rawlings
near Woodlawn, on Wednesday.
Sandwiches, coffee. Persons.
A big crowd enjoyed the bill OF
Barlow * Wilson's Ministries at Elk.
ton Opera House, last Friday evening.
w. ii. Nj. Rambo is laying a con-
crete walk at the new residence OF II.
M. Taylor, at High and Church streets.
David, the young son OF ]. Frank
Frazer, is suffering from a painful
wound caused by tramping upon a
nail.
Oysters all styles. Persons.
There will be a poultry supper held
on the lawn OF Asbury NJ L. Church,
next Tuesday, September 81. II
stormy, next fair evening.
The regular Oxford Fair dance
will be held next Friday evening in
Wilson's Skating Rink, with the Ok
ford Orchestra in attendance.
James c. Watts has been appoint.
cd postmaster at Singerly vice K. II.
Campbell, whose resignation rendered
some months ago. has finally been ac-
cepted
--Ahghting from train at Sylmar
one day last week, Wayne Miller, IA
years old. OF Peach Bottom, Pa, was
thrown To- the ground and painfully
injured
Benjamin Benton. OF the Earle
willie section, was thrown from his
horse. one day last week, the animal
falling upon him and injuring him quite
severely
The Leeds NJ r. Christian En-
deavor Society will hold its nineteenth
anniversary tomorrow evening, at 7. 10
O'Clock An interesting program has
been arranged
a horse for which John Fluffy, Jr..
OF Elk Neck had refused $500, was
kicked by a mate in the stable a few
days ago. Its leg was broken and il
had to be killed
Cisco Antonio was brought to I'm
ion Hospital on Wcdnc sday. suffering
with a stab wound inflicted during a
quarrel OF hands working on the b. &
O. K. r.. at Childs.
Try Persons dinners, g cents.
Henry T. Wilhclmi, OF Phjldcl.
phia, has purchased the Kcrshaw farm
oi 1913 acres, just north OF Elkton, for
$ioooo, from Omar ID. Crothers, ESQ,
who recently bought the property.
The new toll rates OF the Como
wlngo Bridge Company are said to be
So for automobiles. $r6o for two horse,
30 cents Tor one horse vehicles and 10
cents Tor foot passengers, per round
trip.
District Superintendent Rev DR..
a. :. Mowbray will hold the second
quarterly conference for Bethel and
Summit Churches today a; ? go p. IN.
AT the latter church, and will preach
there tomorrow at 3 p. m
w. II. Dilks, 81 Philadelphia. has
purchased w d. Bratton's 4SI acre
farm on Elk River, for Sill, 900. About
hall the tract is woodland MIR Dilks
viii build summer residence upon
and otherwise improve the property.
DR., A. y, McConachc may be
consulted at Union Hospital this at
ternonn by persons suffering from eve,
ear, nose or throat troubles. 4 sue
ctssiul operation for cataract was per-
formed at the hospital last Saturday.
Frank Harris. son oi Samuel !.
Harris 0i the Bay View section. un-
derwcnt an operation at Union Hos.
lital this week. for the relief oi trouble
following a blow from a base ball carly
in the Spring lie is reported a doins
we'll
John Mack. acronaut, whose as
cents in his big balloon at West Chcs-
ter last week excited much interest,
will repeat them ut Oxford Fair next
Thursday and Friday HIS drops with
4 double parachute are said to be ex-
tremely spectacular.
Tome Institute will reopen next
Thursday, with the largest enrolment
in its history. Among new members
Of the teaching corps are Miss Eliza
beth c Condit. late supervisor OF the
Cooking Schools OF Baltimore. who
will have charge Of the Girls High
School classes in Domestic Science:
Misses Lille NJ Creighton and MAY
Cornelius. graduates OF the Baltimore
Woman's College, the former as an in