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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-03-09
ANDERSON ELLIS BURNS
Negro Who Assaults Lady For.
feits His Life.
ANOTHER SHOT TO DEATH

Mckinney Tied to Stake, Torct
Applied and In Nine Minutes Expire:
In the Flames.
Rockwell, Tex, March 9.-Anderso1
Ellis, negro, who had attempted te
criminally assault the wife of Arthur
Mckinney, residing five miles ives
of Rockwell. hear Fate. while Mr.
Mckinney was absent, badly bruisins
the lady was captured Sunday morn
ing. He had been searched for evel
since the attack
Sunday morning at O'Clock one oil
the posses arrived at the farm house
of Andrew Clark, a negro. A demand
to search the house was refused by
Clark. Two men We're seen running
out. They were shot at. Will Clark
one OF them, son Of Andrew Clark was
killed Bloodhounds tracked the 9th
er to the residence of j. r. Harper
three miles south Of Caddo Mills The
negro, who proved to be Anderson Ell
lis, was brought to bay.
Ellis, armed with a quantity of am
munition, seeing himself hemmed
made desperate resistance and emptied
his weapon at the posse Nobody was
hit. Quickly closing in upon him
the posse overpowered the negro and
tied him securely He was taken to
Caddo Mills. where Constable Dugan
had vehicles prepared and the negro
was then taken to Greenville, the coun-
ty seat of Hunt county, where he was
placed in Jail at 1920 o'clock Sunday
morning. During the fight with the
officers and their posse Ellis was
wounded twice, once in the arm and
once in the back He received medical
. attention.
He was taken by over $50 men to
Greenville. The authorities then took
him to Celeste and he was sent to
Dallas. At Dallas Ellis was turned
over to Sheriff Hall of Rockwell coun-
ty. who brought him here and placed
him in jail
At night a mob overpowered the
jailer, took his keys and secured Ell.
lis
The negro was securely tied to a
Ae@A Sc IL VII oAdehC vi wen lillO lue. SIOuIlu.
CordwOod saturated with kerosene
was piled about him, and, upon his
refusal to make astatement beyond
admitting his guilt. in the presence of
Mrs Mckinney, who fully identified
him as her assailant, the torch was
applied and in nine minutes life was
extinct. Over | 90 witnessed the burn.
ing.
Mrs. Mckinney was in her back yard
when Ellis, who was employed on the
farm, attacked her shortly after her
husband left for Fate on business.
She was seized by the negro. The
lady fought desperately, and. after
having portion of her clothing torn
from her body and sustaining severe
bruises about the neck and breast
eluded the negros grasp and ESCAPED
into the house.
Closing the door she looked through
the window and saw the negro run
ming away, menacing her and telling
her that he would murder her should
she reveal his attempted act.
The two Mckinney children, the cid
est six years of age, had become arous.
ed, and their screams, added to the
cries of the woman, aroused neigh.
bors, the nearest of whom live about
a quarter of mile away
The alarm spread quickly and the en-
tire section turned out. men and boys
arming and joining the authorities in
the search for the negro
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-03-09
Many Students Arrested.

Warsaw, March 9-The police aid
ed by infantry. broke up a meeting
OF students in The university hall. at
which was being discussed the ques
ton Ut change in the system of
Examinations. One hundred and sew
enty-as ght students were arrested.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-03-09
Crushed Beneath Weighing Machine

New York, March Six year old
Irene Smith was killed by weighing
machine, Stepping on the platform
of the scales and dropping her penny
in she stood ready to note the weight
of her small body, when the scales
tOppled over, crushing the child be-
meath it.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-03-09
THE CAUCASIAN.
TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1909.
Entered as second Glass matter February
II, 1904, at the postof6ce at S.lreve-
port, La, under the Act of Congress
Of March 81, 1879.
Subscription Price $500 year.

Published three times a week, on Sun
day morning, and Tuesday and Thurs
day afternoons, at 517 Edwards ST.,
by The Caucasian & Carney Printing
Company, Limited, Proprietors.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-03-09
Terribly Manned.

Irwin. Pa. March "A premature
explosion blew off an arm of James
Clifford and tore a hole in side. He
cannot recover.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-03-09
Rescued From Flames.

Pittsburg, March 9.-The John Sled.
Ter family of six was rescued from
their sasidence. consumed by fire, by
two policemen.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-03-09
RECEIVERS SALE.

No. I2,445-District Court, Caddo Par
isf. Louisiana: Keith & Sons Com
pany, Limited, VS.. keithville Lum-
her Cn,roanv
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-03-09
I'm THE CROSS OF CHRIST
WE GLORY"

s'The preaching of the Cro>S is to them that
perish fOGlShne>s: hut unite Us Nhrh arg
saved it is the power of God II Ger. It's.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-03-09
PURCHASED b HIS i...c ~.

The Apostle Peter state. lie ,a,!e
| matter in other words. >a, i!i., tl,f ut
| We're redeemed with the l}sr Tolls I.ae'
of Christ, as of a laln, Ni:i:rt3t !pini /.
! and without spot q !'et 80 A t.1s
, Cross of Christ was not ncHcl5' ire ;i3!i. ~
to which he was nailed III e'cal! - the
blood of Christ was not hat y i. !! We,
from the spearthru>t il hi if.'.,f5;
death. The Scriptllr;l -taseln,e.5t L..
the life is in the h!Ds.,!" n attt.r.f
this the Lord sacrifice If i ii g "a t.:
shedding of his hInoi IL of.- l.!,.
indeed, is Il proper name Tor atny ~.
death When it i ali /: II We :tf:
bought with the precious i:,t? 81 Iii /
it signifies that the y;ll::ail c ;.3i.., -.
his life was made OF n.ir ci,"if .,}s
sacrifice, that shedding If III il.ud
began when he was thirty ear # ace
at the moment of hi~-coli-tt IA, 10; 1,nto
death. 1t continued for the three and a
half years of his ministry. II wa !!ri ned!
when he cried with a loud Voice and cave
up the spirit of life His life, hi, !,Inod
was thus gradually shed, aud the she'd
ding was completed before the Roman
soldier pierced his side As we see thi,
proper, broad conception Of the Cross of
Christ and the shedding of the blood of
the Lamb of God, we find that the two
thoughts are identical. merely stated
from different standpoints and repre>en-
ted by different figures Of speech.
The value Of the self-sacrifice of our
Lord, represented in these two pictures
is the Gospel theme. On it hang the Law
the prophets. the promises Of the Seri;]
lures. both of the Old and New Testa-
ments. Without it our race is uneonc in
hopeless despair. Without il death to
humanity would mean the same a. to tho
brute beast. For although man was made
in the image Of his Creator ;tad W ith noble.
qualities Of mind and heart CONSTITUTING
him al earthly image Of lii heavenly
Creator. neyert!ccle- all Il his ,i.rht-
were forfeited. lost. through Ad;tn',
dEobedience and the death sentence
upon him would reduce him to the level
OF the brute. Only by the Flood Of hi
Cross is recovery through racnantion
made possible. He sacrificed himself
lie died, the just for the unjust. that he
might bring mankind back into harmony
Nth God. The entire transaction wa
aside from humanity. Our heaye,ly
Father planned it all from before the
creation of the world, for we read that
our Redeemer was the Lamb slain fro,;.
before the foundation of the world,-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-03-09

No, 12,677-1n the First Judicial is-
trict Court of Caddo Parish, Louis
iana> Mrs. Laura Marks VS.. W. ID
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-03-09

Cannot Entertain Idea of Restriction as
Principle, but Not Opposed to II
Temporarily to Prevent Excitement
and Irritation.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-06

The "Bible Club met with Mrs.
Harry Sheppard on Wednesday night
at 7.j0 o'clock. The usual number Of
members in attendance.
Miss Sarah Kirk spent Wednesday
with Miss Margaret West, at Sylmar.
Miss West returned home with her and
spent few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank c. Kirk. OF Bal
timorc. visited Miss Hannah NJ. Kirk
this week.
Miss Louise Wagner has returned
from short visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hartens,inc, at Principle Fur
mace.
Mr.. Walter Jackson and family. OF
Oak Shade. Lancaster county, spent
last Sunday with Mr.. Jacob jenkins
and family.
Mrs. Jacob jenkins and daughter.
Miss Lidie, snent Wednesday with Mr.
Robert Rowland, at Liberty Grove.
Mr.. Wayne Reynolds held sale o.
personal property at his home near
town on Wednesday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-06

place OF the Ericsson which has been
At the shop Tor repairs.
MIR. Alex. Colmary is on the sick
list at the Park Hotel.
Nelson Cooling has accepted posi-
tion on the steamer ANTHONY Groves"
The St Monicas Guild met at Mrs.
". \. Alexandcr's last Wednesday
evening.
X. II. Rccs entertained DR. c. c.
Laws, G.. y. Bennett, l. 6. Griffith, ].
i. Steele, Harper Hazel and Harry
Howard, members oi the Hunting
Club at dinner Wcdnesda evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh W. Caldwell,
Dr. aud Mrs. Delmar Smithers and
daughter Elizabeth. Miss Lucy Reed,
McsSrs. J. NJ. Reed. lr, Harry w.
Sherman aud G.. n. Bennett were en-
tcrtaincd at dinner by Mr. and Mrs.
Waitman Sm;thcrs last Wednesday
evening.
John G. Hopper, Of the University
oi Pennsylvania, spent Sunday with his
parents
X. h. Hargrcavcs and Miss Eliza
beth Buckley, OF Media, Pa, were the
ENlNNAN VI WI fll'N fhNNs W - fNhNNhii7
der. Sunday
MIR and Mrs. G.. w Minor, Of Har.
r:,burR, Pa, are visiting Mrs. NJ. J.
Nhittock.
Miss Lille T., Johnson visited rela.
tiycs in Philadelphia aud Hladdonfcld
y J., over Sunday
Ernest Homework OF Dover. Spcn,
Sunday in town.
Miss Dora Steele was the guest OF
Mrs II. ". KILLER on Monday
Mcssr, Purncll Blandy and Harold
Salmons. 81 Newark, spent Sunday in
town.
Bennett Savin. Of Wilmington, spent
Sunday at his home
Miss Lille Smith. OF Town Point,
e visiting Mrs. {. + W. Lake.
Mrs. John Bciswangcr is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. j. T. Loveless. in Bal
iimOrc.
Miss Fannie Foard. oi Elkton, spen,
Sunday with Mrs. William Borem.
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RAY VIEW

Mi, N,rvic Reed j., spending some
i'nc IN Philadelphia
Rev and Mr., e. K Strausburg were
~ Wilmington part 81 the week
Miss Marietta Mcarns. 81 Zion. was
MIR, X ! Reeds guest over Sunday.
Mrs Worth was IN Chester recently.
Mr. IT, {. Johnson is visiting his son
W W Johnson. Of Eddystouc.
Mrs K. Reed was in Wilmington
recently. attending the twenty fifth
wedding anniversary oi Mr., aud Mrs.
George II Taylor.
\ small audience enjoyed the enter
tanmcnt given by MIR, llamrick on
Saturday night
The Fourth Quarterly Conference
II Cecil charge viii be held in BAY
View Church thu, Saturday March g.
at lao p. III.
NJ m election al officer, 81 Christian
lsudcavnr, Mrs Scott benjamin was
elected President: Mss Cora Bcnia
min, Secretary Miss poca Reed. Treas.
urcr. and Miss blanche ABRAMS. Or
gani,t
The newly elected trustees for the
year are { A BENJAMIN, James ".
ABRAMS, Samuel Welsh. George NJ
Mah1ncy Ernest Il Abrams. Rnbcr,
lrimbr ard X. " Rose.
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Mrs. Morris Ackcr was Baltimore
visitor. wednesday.
Miss Katie lamar spent Sunday in
Baltimore with Miss Mollie Anthony.
Mrs. George Atkinson attended the
Inauguration in Washington, ID. c,
this week.
Mr.. and ...rs James Mccullough and
daughter, OF West Chester, were the
guests OF Mrs f. T.. Benson this week.
Mrs. George Jones and Miss Flor
cnce Jones were guests OF Mrs. Geo.
Rutter in Pcrryvillc, last Saturday.
Rev. V. s. Collins and Rev. William
Crawford exchanged pulpits last Sun
day evening.
DIR. T. 5. Baker was New York
visitor, Wednesday.
Mr.. Leslie Roberts spent Sunday
with friends near Oxford.
Mrs. Laura McClcnahan and Mr.
John McClcnahan are spending several
DAYS in New York with Mrs George
O. Hagcrty.
Mr.. William Ncsbitt was a Philadel-
pha visitor, Tuesday.
Miss Virginia Abrahams attended
the inauguration in Washington this
week
Mr.. harrington Branch. Of Balti-
more. gave piano recital in Me
mortal Hall. Friday evening. March 5
assisted by Mr. Jcno Sevely, violin.
This Saturday afternoon there will
be a basket ball game at the Tome In
Stitutc. Tome vs.. the Hill School.
Tuesday evening next. March 9. al
| SIS there will be debate between the
PylhiarS and Olympians.
Rev. DR.. George L. Robinson will
give an illustrated lecture on Central
Nriea," in Memorial Hail. on Satur.
day evening. March &, at SIS o'clock
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-06
WOODLAND

Mr., Grace H. Street went down To
Norfolk. Va. to see the fleet come in.
Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. K. X.
Rawlings entertained a large number
81 young pcoplci u honor OF their
daughter, Florcucc's birthday. They
succeeded in making it great sur
prise
Mr. Geo w Ruttcr. 81 Baltimore.
spent the week end with hi, mother,
Mrs John T. Ru,tcr.
Mss Cornclia Abrahams spent scy-
cral days in Baltimore last week.
Mrs. T. f. Bryde and Miss Mildred.
~ Philadelphia, are the guests Of Mrs.
J r. Tyson. this week.
MIR and Mrs. Martin l.. Thompson
are in Washington, y. c. the guests
ri their niece. Mrs w. H. Elgin.
Mrs Joseph TomlirSon returned on
Wednesday iiom Frankiord. Pa. ac-
c"mpanicd by her daughter, Mrs. John
Martin Mrs. Tomlinson left home
early in January. and part OF the time
she was IN the Frankiord Hospital,
where she underwent an operation.
Mr. Robert Orr is N very poor
hcalht at the home Of his nephew, Mr..
{ K Miller.
Miss Margaret Shurc i, with her
mother in. EaStou. Md
McSsrS +. c. Gisricl and Floyd Sim
ncrS attended the inauguration.
Mr. and Mrs. {. s. \hrahams enter
iaircd the following at FIVE o'clock din.
ncr last Saturday evening Rev. and
Mrs J, Howard GRAY. Mr.. and Mrs
Clinton thompson. MIR and Mrs. r
X Rawlings. Mr. and Mrs NJ T.
Thompson aud Mrs Susan Jackson.
Mise, VIRGINIA and Corncl;a Nbra
ham, >pcn, Thursday in Washington.
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CHESAPEAKE CITY

Mr. and Mrs, Frank 5. Clayton were
given rous'ng scrcnadc by the Cali
thumpian band Saturday evening.
The High aud public school enter
tainmcnt held last Friday evening was
great success. About $50 was real
led. II was one OF the best entertain
mcrts he school has ever had
The Back Creek Neck Sabbath
School held Dime Soc;al' at the
home oi the superintendent, w +.
Penn, Friday evening OF this week.
The Ladies Sewing Circle met AT
Mrs James s. lloppcr's Thursday at
tcrnoun.
Jerome Biddle has moved his family
ia a farm near Mt Pleasant, Md
The Penn has been running in
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-06
ZION.

Mr. Richard Howard is visiting his
daughter, Mrs Lewis Minker, OF
Washington. ID. c.
DR.. Eta Crothers and nephew have
been visiting Mr.. LAWSON Crothers, OF
Rryn Mawr, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs Abel Mearns entertain
ed few friends a, dinner on Wcdnes-
day evening.
Rev J II. Brinkema was a Whining
ton visitor, on Monday.
Mrs. Edward Stevens and daughter.
81 Oxford, are visiting Mrs. Matilda
Carhart
Miss Anna Mary Gathers and Miss
Minnie Carhart are guests OF Philade-
phia relatives.
Miss Annie Mcarns spent Monday
and Tuesday in Wilmington
Miss Edith McNey was given sur.
prise party OH Tuesday evening by a
number OF her young friends.
Mr. Charles Perry. Of Zion. and Miss
Lydia Churchman, OF Sylmar, were
married on .'cdncsday evening at the
Zion NJ. f. Parsonage, by Rev. J. II.
Mitchell
Mr.. Roy Wiley. OF Baltimore. has
been recent guest nj the home OF Mr..
and Mrs George McVey.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-06
RISING SUN.

DR. J. II Jcnncss visited relatives
IN Chester. Pa, during the week.
Mr. {. v Hoover, OF Cecilton, spent
a portion al last week with friends in
town.
Mir and Mrs. II. Linn Worthington
and Miss Hannah NJ. Kirk attended the
funeral OF their uncle, Mr.. William
Richardson, IN Charlcstown, Tuesday.
Mrs Harry Rialc and daughter, Ger
,rudc, 81 Baltimore. are enjoying a
vi>i, with relatives here.
The Woman's Missionary and Lad.
les AID Society met with Mrs. Edwin
Ilaincs ON Thursday afternoon at :
o'clock.
Mr. John Burkins spent Wednesday
and Thursday in Baltimore and Wash.
ingtou.
Mr.. c. 6. Pyle spent Wednesday
night in West Grove, with relatives.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-06
BETHEL

Mr.. J.. x. Davis and daughter, Miss
Mary, visited in Elk Mills on Sunday.
Mrs. +. A. Craig spent Friday and
Saturday with her mother. Mrs. Sent
man, Of Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Lynch. and son
Marble. spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives in Zion.
Miss Irene Humphrey is III with the
measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Boulder and
son. Jesse. Of Ebcnezer. spent Sunday
with the lattcr's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
William Phillips.
We shall hayc preaching every Sun
day evening at o'clock Until Confer
cnce. providing the weather permits
One OF our young ladies was so I'M
fortunate as To lose her glasses along
the road last week
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-06
NORTH EAST

Mr.. and Mrs. u. A. Wilson will sell
out their household goods and go to
Nebraska to join Mrs. Wilson's bro
ther, Ralph Hyland. on ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ]. Rceder and w.
II. Abrams went To the Inauguration
this week and the Indictment weather
kept many others at home.
There will be many changes here this
month many coming and. going, but
good houses are scarce.
II is reported the new K. +. ID. route
to Elk Neck will he started by April
1, as the requisite number OF boxes
have been secured.
\ local Chapter 81 Kings Daugh-
tiers was organized here last week with
the following oiiiccrs:-Presidcnt, Mrs.
John +. johnson; vicepresident, Mrs.
J. f. Digs. secretary. Mrs. DIR. Muir
ply; treasurer. Mrs. T.. b. Fockler.
Rev John Riggs. at New Castle. was
the Thursday evening preacher at st.
Mary's I. l.. Church
Last Sunday was the missionary an
nivcrsary ui the NJ +. Sunday School.
In the morning Rev Mr.. Burr preach
ed an able sermon on Missions. and at
the Sunday School session the usual
program was observed. with liberal Of
icrinps by the different classes. In the
evening Mrs NanBlunk, a retired mis-
sionary. gave talk on missions
Miss Sallic Nansant has returned
home from a visit To- Washington and
Youngstown. Ohio
Miss Sarah Lynch, OF Akin. has re-
turned home from weeks visit to Mr..
and Mrs John Kcithley
Rev Frank Weir, Jr oi Whining
ton. conducted a meeting at the lloli-
ness Christians Mission this week
Mrs Charles Ross. OF Baltimore, and
Miss Kate Hunt, OF Middle River,
spcn, several days last week with Mr.
and Mrs George Craig.
Mrs Evcrcttc Janncy and Nldridgc
Craig. have been visiting in kirkwood
Del
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PORT DEPOSIT.

Rev y 5 Collin, will hold song
service next Sunday evening. March
:, in the Methodist Church The
Riverside tnruct Band ha, been invited
"a assist
Mis-, R,na Holm will have charge
OF the Epwurla League Devotional
meeting res, Sunday evening. Topic
The S"u", Bread John ~;
12-33
Mis-, Frances Gcrhau,cr ha, return
ed from very pleasant visit with
Philadelphia friends.
Miss Elizabeth Snyder entertained q
few OF her friends at her home at A
birthday party, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. John lluhu spent Sunday with
her mother Mrs. Hester lIurlock, in
Baltimore
Miss Edna l.amm entertained the
NIpha Delta Kappa" at her home ON
Wednesday evening
The organ recital which was to be
given last Sunday afternoon by Miss
Florence J Snyder. at Memorial Hall
was postponed ill tomorrow afternoon
March y. Mrs Roland Clapp. OF
Roland Pari;. Soluist.
Miss Mary Cummings spent Sunday
With Wilmington friends.
Yrs. Jane A Gerry has returned
from very pleasant visit with her
daughter, Mrs. IT, a. G. Wcsterlicld
in Wilmington
Mr. Hugh r Stephenson was 4
Philadelphia visitor last week.
Mr.. George Shurc has moved his
family to the country.
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PERRYViLLE

Miss BESSIE Harris has returned
home after spending several weeks IN
Wilmington
MIR, Sallc Nansant, OF Young stown,
Ohio. i, the guest OF Mr. and Mrs
Robert Lynch
Mrs Rohecca Boyd is visiting rela-
tlvcs in Philadelphia
Mrs Noel kcc>cy entertained the
Ladies Art Circle on Wednesday al
tcrnoon.
Mrs. Harry White visited her
mother, IN Wilmington nu Wcdnc Sday.
Miss Clara Pounds, OF Elk Mills, is
the guc>, Of Mir Henry Pounds aud
family.
Mrs { v St~ykcr wa, Baltimore
and Washington visitor thi, week.
MIR Wilson l. Couduu. al Elktnn.
has occupied the house recently vacated
10y Mir john Good.
MIR + " zones moved On Wcdncs
day To the house oi MIR, NJ ]. Owens
recently vacated by MIR f. b Rice.
Mrs Maggie Wardcll oi Whining
ton. was g town visitor last week.
Mr. Emery T. Ward has been on the
sick lis, the past week.
MIR George W. { Krcbs Was BAL
timorc visitor ON Sunday last.
Mc,srs Reuben Smith Wallace
Owens, ~ IT, Owen, and Mrs. ada
Sherman we're among those from here
who attended the inauguration ot
President lait
NJ, Mary Ward has returned from
visit with her sitter, Mrs Joseph
Davis. in Frederick burg, Va
Mrs Erarl; lawrence ha, been quite
III for some dayS
Don't forget the St patrick'> Socia'
"u the roth, by the Daughter, OF Lib.
crty
The NJ Z Sunday School scholar,
are busy raising fund, ior missions,
Thee las, at Mrs Henry Boyd will
hold n bake on Saturday afternoon
March q. in thc Owens Block.
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CECILTON

Mr.. William Freeman, Jr., is visiting
relatives in Philadelphia.
Mr.. George Watts, of Townsend, is
visiting his brother, Mr. James I.
Watts.
Mrs. +. a. Foster was the guest OF
Mrs Milcha Lusby. last Wednesday.
Clifford Hoover has been visiting
relatives in Wilmington.
Miss J. i. Dushane. OF Earlcv:lle. is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. l.. \.
Bloxton.
\ donation party was held at the
parsonage by the friends OF Rev o. T..
Jones, on Tuesday evening last
Master Alexander Wilson is spend
ing some time with his cousin, Master
Nrnold Crawford.
Harold Padley spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Steele, OF Chesa-
pcake City. were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Watts. on Friday.
Mr. Harry Budd and vile spent Sun.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. George Beas
ton. near Earlevillc.
DR.. +. n. Crawford spent several
days this week in Elkton
Miss Iona Benson. OF Earlcvillc
was the guest OF friends in town on
Sunday
William Freeman. Sr.. Of Philadel
phia. is visiting relatives in and out o.
town.
McSsrs. Henry Boulder, G. NJ. Mill
ken. G. g. Morgan. William Anderson
and John Stephens are in Elkton thi,
week, attending Court.
Mrs. Henrietta Price, oil New Jersey
has been visiting friends IN town.