Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-01-22

to Ransomville, N. c., after spending
several weeks with his family in Snow
Hill.
When things get mixed down TO An
napolis Senator Smith can soon put them
TO rights. Our townsman is leader
worthy of the name.
TO the delight Of his many friends
Mr.. Marion T. Hargis was able TO leave
the hospital last Saturday and return
to his home in Snow Hill.
Miss Miriam Dickinson, of POGO
moke City, was in Snow Hill Thursday.
Miss Dickinson was accompanied by her
attorney, J. Shiles Crockett, Esq.
Mr.. Theodore Short, Of Salisbury,
was here on Thursday as pail bearer
at the funeral of Mr.. Harold Bowdoin.
Mr.. Short is a native of this town.
Mr.. William Davis, with the Penn
sylvania Railroad Co., at Wilmington.
Del, visited relatives in Snow Hill this
week. He was accompanied by his wife.
If you have moved send US your
present address and state where you
have been living, so than we can change
your paper and insure your getting it.
The January term of the Circuit
Court was called Monday and was held
by Judge Robley d. Jones. Two small
cases were tried and court adjourned
the same day.
-Hadder Bros, of near Shovel,
caught 800 lbs. of fine perch in their
seine on the st. Martins river last Satur-
day morning. They sold the haul to
parties at Showell station.
The condition of Miss May Bratten,
of Pocomoke. who underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis at Peninsula Gen.
eral Hospital Salisbury. continues to
improve, and her recovery is looked for.
The Calvin b. Taylor Banking Co.,
Berlin, has declared six per cent.
dividend for 1909 and carried $4,000 to
surplus and $500 to undivided profits,
giving the bank surplus of $2l, 10000.
Rev. l.. A. Bennett has been in
Washington this week assisting Rev.
b. p. Truitt in revival meetings. He
will preach here Sunday at the usual
hours and at Trinity in the afternoon.
Many persons have paid their
subscription for the MESSENGER since
the first of the year. Thank you, kind
friends. We shall send bills at once to
our Snow Hill subscribers and will ex-
pect prompt settlement.
Mr.. A. d. Irwin accompanied his
daughter, Miss Mabel Irwin, to Phila-
delphiaMonday. After visit to relatives
in Philadelphia, Miss Irwin will go to
Washington. where she will remain
several weeks with friends.
Attention is called to the attractive
advertisement of r. C. Peters & Sons,
Berlin, Md, in the MESSENGER to-day.
These gentlemen know the extensive
cireulation of the MESSENGER and APP
preciate the value of advertising.
The Centreville Record Of Saturday
last says the king of Tramps" show
was given in the Opera House there on
Thursday, and the show is ABOVE the
average performance. 1t was rndeh
enjoyed by the people of Centreville.
Rev. Joseph b. North has been
called to Baltimore on important business
and will not return until the first of the
week, therefore there will be no services
in the Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
An interesting revival service is
now in progress in the Snow Hill NJ. T..
Church and will continue during the
coming week. Rev E. c. Wright, the
evangelist, will remain with Mr.. Pretty
man for another week He is doing a
good work and is highly appreciated by
the church.
LENA Rivers" dramatization of
Mary J. Holmes popular novel of that
name, is booked to appear in this city
on Friday night, Jan. 2Sth. 1t was
thought that we would be passed up
for one of the larger cities. but book
ings were finally adjusted 1t is
splendid show and IA actors are in the
east.
Mr.. George w. Taylor. of near
Beth Eden Church. called at the MES
sENGER Office Thursday to renew his
subscription for another year. About
five weeks ago while chopping wood. Mr..
Taylor had the misfortune to cut his
foot quite severely. Although the
wound is still painful. Mr.. Taylor is
able to be out again.
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