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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-02-23

Deell oeCFedStu 10 large extent, 1t
would be good move to commerce
the harvest of cats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Rummel who are
guests at the Harry Gardner home,
| will leave next week for Onida, where
they will open up restaurant.
Ladies of the Methodist Episcopal So
clety served a sumptuous supper at the
i church last evening, and the the patronage
was liberal. Decorations were appro-
pirate to the anniversary occasion.
| Miss Edith Anding entertained her
Sunday school class yesterday after
noon, to Washington birthday
party. After two hours had been
joyously passed, the guests enjoyed a
| two course luncheon.
DR.. A. w. Lamar will deliver
lecture at the Baptist church tonight.
He is one of the ablest speakers of
today. His subject is Dixie Before
and After the Civil War" Those
miss hearing him will miss it.
A fire alarm was turned in last
evening, blaze having started in
one of the Schubert cottages on
Dakota avenue. The early arrival of
the fire department. prevented the
spread of the blaze, but much damage
was done by water. The residence
was occupied by barber of the Har-
ris baEber shop.
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5ablrelde AeuBerul1geh Die er, Der
8oti6after, nibt getan babe. Cir
Sairfor perli6ert ouBeroenl er be-
iibe feine Slntipatbien gegen
9euti6lolto. 0fiin8 bdbe i'm ouf Ell.
nem Spa5iergang geipro6en une
Die ltuterreoung lei eine iebr fl,r5e
gepeiell. 9en aaiier babe er llid,t
sangegriffen. gr babe IebigIi6 oie
meitgebenoen oaoeutf6en 5oroerlt.-
gen getooelt. Wliin5 babe ibt.:
i6riftlid ieiu geoanern iiber oie
8eroffentlihllng ausgelproden.
9lus Berlin nleloet man: SI-
fi5ios miro, entgaeen BEN fran5oii-
l6en s(ngaben, befannt eegebet,
ooB 9eutldlauo in Nearoffo feile
SonoerItellllng beanlprude. sSm @e-
genteil, es Dertrete oie aIlgelneinen
SSlltereiien uno nolle bieie gegen
Die fransoiiide Monopoliiierung
Der offentliden @rbeiten uno Ser
aon5eiiionelL iomie eeeen 3oGbe-
nadteiligung lidern. staein bic
Sonoanoerung oes aongos, Die Cut
l6aoigung 0eutl6Iano our6 einen
5eil Der fronaoIiiben &olonie, er.
foroere einen Sonoerpertrog spi.
i6en 9euhblano uno Srarfreif!l,
aae yanoeren Gunfte fonnten ourh
einen 3nias 5l1r sllgeciras=slfte feIt-
gelegt neroen, falls Die iibrieea-
Signatarma6te Dem oeutihen
goridlaa 5ultimlntelL ooB sSronf=
reid ein Broteftorat iiber Morof-
TO nit Ser 8erpflihtung, Die oor-
ftge 0ronung alfredtuerbalben,
iibernebnle.
Bie aus Berlin genleloet miro,
1T Die Neeierung oueenideinliA
ernltboft oontit bei6aftiet, 0eittcl
uno @ege peri6ieoener 9lr5t gu fin
oen Ser Seuerlng Ser 2ebers-
nlittel uno insbelonoere ser in Sen
minoer ben1ittelten &reiien bart
fiiblbaren Sleiidnot enteegen git or
beiten. Gs liegt logor @ritnb 5u Der
@nnabme Dor, oaB man in @eeie-
rltngsfreiien geneigt lit, nod tpeiter
5u geben, ais bisber our6 slnfiinei-
gung Der Serabiebung bon Sroft-
uno 3oa @ebiibren fir getuii'c
@rtifel angeoeutet mar. Gs lit on
ben SdtDei5er gunoesrnt oas ant:
lide griuden ergangen, moglidlit
eridopfenoe Wfitteilune iiber ole
ginfubr bon @efrierfleiid) aus Or
gentinien 81 MAIDEN, iotpol iber
Die Sualitat uno 9uantitdt Ser @e.
5iige, lpie iiber oen MbiaB, oie 8e-
fomnlihfeit, oie Fanfare 8eihaf-
fenbeit oes Sleiides uno oie Sal
tllng Ser 8ebolferung aegeniiber
oenr allslanoiiden 9roouft.
Ser iflternotionole Srieoens-
fonareB, Der am %. Septenber II
Som 5uiammet1treten iollte> lit ser
Gbolera iuegen beridoben moroen
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Gutter Stat.

Snt siilb'nem gmd bic 2ieblein 6at
Spratius geidbrieben
llnb gerne fols' idJ benz Be6pt:
Sinsen, trinfen mnb lteben.
Sd fling bas 9pb bes 9une Star
@ier,
Sas 8eite it's BON alien,
flnb iuent bas Bier sentmnbet bat,
Sat aud bas 9ieb gefallem.
Sd trtnt bas sulbene 2pne etar
8ier,
0ebrant aus WsaIs nnb Sppfen,
llnb jeher iast, Der eS mod tranf,
u9as lit eim gutter Srppfen."
Sd Iiebe Oas iiiffise sene Star
8ier,
Sas lit Sas ed)t& ,uagre,
Sd lieb es beut unS alle 3eit
Sas Gone Gtar Bier, has flare.
S'rnm fDls' ifJ nes S5pra5' @ebot
Sn allen breien Stngen
Sas 2pne Star 8ter, bas mill id
itets
2ieben, trinfen, beiiugen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-15

lei, bie &pmbirntionsi6loiier 5u of
llcn inoen er oas Gerdul6 Der fol-
lenOen aileeln beobobtete. 0foBbaun
imlroe perbnftet, als ct Dor einen1
@elolbranf in eincm GngroS Gua-
iraotengeidaft fniete, oen Ell ioeben
geoffnet batte. ST eeitano, bob er
auf oieiel6e- gSeiie ein 9ubenb IL.
einem Sabre geoffnet babe
Gin loeben IN &anins bee110c
fer politiitber Genius 5eiet, inie melt
Staats- be5m. Stootaruter lid) III
6rauenbdnoe befinoer:
As Gounfp Observation-Disclosures.
5 Gountp Glerfs.
5 GountD Sbasmeilter.
6 @eri1ts glerfs.
10 Sitel 9ieeiitratoren.
2 Na6lasridter.
8iirgerlneilter.
"a i'm @an5en.
gus Sacramcllto in @altfor-
nien meloet man: Das @ebein1llis
oes in elmer &iite bier Dor einiger
3eit angelangten ipeiblibell Sfe-
letts lit nit Der gntoedung geISit,
oaB es iid INN Die llebcrreite Sran
gmilp @ilion's, Der erlten @attin
oes neritorbenen S. &. @ilion bon
Sacramento, banoelt. Die in ben
70er Sabren peridiebene Srau MIR
alif ibrem fruberen 8efistunl in
Waco, geras, beeroist mor6en, oas
ipater in Die 96noe eines gepiiien
9ropn fam. 0ieler lieB aus linbc
fonntel1 @riinoen oas SfeIett aus-.
graben uno an oie 5tpeite @attin
8ilion's bierber ienoen, Die i,15tui-
iden aud oas 3eitlide eeiesnet bot
te, iooaB Ole Site berren[os in ben
Bureaus Ser grpreB @eielid)aft
lag.
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8 I a 5.

HrGiioent 2ainter bat oas So
mite, oas iiber Die ginberufung ei-
ner @ationalfonpet1tion Der Iroou-
3enten uno &onilunenten entiheihell
iou nno nit oeiiell grnennnng i'm
Die oErooucers' & GonIllmers' gcn-
ference" in Sort @ortD bealiftragte,
ernonnt. gs miro aus folgenoen
'Serren beiteben: Sames GaIlan. eilr
8ieb3iihter aug Menaro; S. s.
gopnieno aug Snpoer, Elm Sormer;
DC. 6. Sielos aug 2ott, Elm 6ar
mer; S. 8. 9orroum aus ge6arpille.
&anias, ein @ieb5iihter; 6. M.
@ooomai aus Sort Dortb, Srgani-
latpr Der glrbeiter 8ereinigilngen
auguit @riam aus San stntonic.
Gdufmann; 8. s. Nfoore aus 5on
Antonio, 8ieb5iibter.
@ollperneur Golquitt bot bic
Bill, Die elm neues Di1triftgeriGt
fiir Dallas gorntp einfest, llnter-
5eihnet u1o bat g. 8arrp Miucr
gum Hihter ernannt.
9ei Ser 2ocaI Option glG-
thinning in Sarlingen baben Sic
glnti Yrobibitioniiten nit elmer
Mnjoritat bon 80 Stimrnen geiiegt.
gs tpuroen i'm @an5en t12 stinl-
men abgegeben.
Die giienbabnen baben iif)
idulois befanut. fiir 8aunlinoue Die
ielbe Sradt bon teraniihen Orteu
nod Welp Srleans ipie nnb @alpe-
iton berednet, alio einen eltfdieoe-
nen l1nterihieo gu @unlten bon
Nep Orleans gemaht gu baben.
.@leid5eitis baben iie neriproden.
oieien Srahtiab lofort ab5ui6affen.
6. &. Turner, Der @ererol-
Raiiagier Mgent Ser Geras & 8a-
cific 8abn miro am 1lten Oftober
BON ieinem Mmt 5uriidtreten. Sein
WodfoIger miro George 9. Sumter
peroen.
2ouis Weelton, elm &riippel.
Der in ben StraBen BON @ainespile
!. .Topcorn" perfaufte, tpa,roe .neuIih
megen Erlntfenbeit perbaftet. slfs
er IN elmer 3elle beg @efdngniiies
eineeihloiien mar, ltedte er iein
gett5eug in 8rono, bod ipuroe bas
6euer reht5eitig entoedt unb ge.
lolht. Spdter periuhte er Iih MI.
ieinen Soientr1ger aiifsubdneer.
Abcr ouh 0as gliifte ibm nidt.
9lahoem er leinen Haui6 aitsgc.
ihlafen bate, mar er iuieoer Der.
niinftig.
= Oas 90bterden bon srie giI-
oeloff in WcQueenep, ungefabr bier
@teilen BON Sesiiin gelegen tuilroe
BON elmer anideineno tollmiitigen
4ase eebiiien. Der 8ater nabm oag
aino nod Muitin, nm es i'm Haitenr,
Snititut bebanoeln 5u laiien
9ller Coleman lit bonn @erid.t
| IN Borne oes Woroes i'm 5fpeiten
@raoe i6uloie befunoen rno 5n 5ebp
Sobren 3uhtbaus pernrteilt NOR
Den. .
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= llnipeit Ser Sberiualoerbiitte
BEL Seiligenblut rpuroe oieier Gage
BON eillen1 arf Der Sour altf oen
@roBglodner befinoli6en Souriiten
elm @ispidel gefunoen. 9luf Der Gil
6e nad Dem Better oes Gispidels
cntoedten Der Souriit nno iein 6itb-
rer in elmer @leti6eripalte cine
aeibe. Grit nod itllnoenlaneen
8emiibnngen nno nadoem anoere
touriItil6e Silfe berange5ogen NOR
ocn mar, gelallg es, Die 2eide ber=
ous8ll5ieben. 9ie Spalte bate cine
5iefe uon 5frfa % Wfeter uno uer-
enete iid nad ilnten. Die 2eide
lpar itebeno eingefroren uno muBte
erlt berauggebadt iueroen. Sic lDurbe
Damn init 5trifen aus Der Spalte
ge5ogeu lulo nod Seiligenbflt &C.
brodt. 9luf @rlno BON asapierell
ipelhe bel oem 8eruneliidten gefun-
oen muroen, tpuroe oie 2eide als Die
hes @iener Sourilten 8orl Manoel
erfallnt. 9ie 2ei6e neiIt mir &c.
ringfiigige tllBere gerlesuneen aui.
Ger 9ourilt oiirfte benlnad) niht
onrh oen 9[6itllr5 ielbIt ben 600 ge.
ilnoen 6aben, ionoerl crit in Der
@leti6erIpalte nod longer 3eit er-
froren iein.
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GSataIe Gbrenerflarnms.

SEER @ebafteur, III Sbrem @latt
ioa eeitonoen babcn ih lei ein uI-
ter @auner imo So6ltopler. SIT oas
Jpobr2~
o9elpobrel ltniere 3eituna bringi
MIR eeliigfeiten.
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SO. 7-gia6 81 gaio un6 @eitsn. ~
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go. 10--gad B. @eiten. 1000 abenos
go. S-9la6 benz Often. .10:45 bonn.
no 1--Rah Sci @io.. 400 abenos
.gietoria 9ipiiion g. $. 4 g. n.
Nnfunft
go; s05-guero, gictoria. 1850 na6m
Nbfnbrt-
80. 3o6-guero. gietoria. 800 BORN
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Gin gutes @las Bier fdmeft
am beiten, nenn man es ungeltort
trinfen fam. 9ieg fam man bel
9. gnrsitaller, neben Der Sermanns-
iobne.Salle, mo oas pr1dttge NaB
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Das Shtueigen lit Die 3ufludJt
Ser @inf6ltigen, Die nibt Ollrnt
fin1
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Gesiunnsen, bie Seiinat sm berlaiien.

sSebes ssSabr 1T cine groBe Mn'
8abl eingen-2eioenoer ge5prneen.
elm anoeres alima auf5uiltden. 9ies
lit foltipielig uno nibt INNER iider.
es gibt einen beiieren @eg. 2aBt
Gu6 bur6 uDr. Sings Seem Disco
perp" 5u @auie furieren. u@s III
rierte midi bon 2ungenleioen"
ihrie6 @. 81. geelion bon Galamine,
9lrf., yals 9laes 4llbere feblidlua
lino id nabnl AZ 9funo an @epidt
5u." so cts. uno $1.00. Sreie Ser
iuhsflai6en BEL alien 9ruggiiten.
Middletown transcript., 1911-09-09

Boys New Fall Hats, in
all the newest colors and
shapes for the little fellow
q to 6 years old; also Tele-
scope Hats for the larger
boys from 8 to II years Soc
to S1.50
Middletown transcript., 1911-09-09
CECILTON

Mr.. Thomas Hall spent Thursday in
Baltimore.
Mrs. S. Short is entertaining relative
from Delaware.
William L. Smith was Wilmington
visitor last week.
Mr.. ]. D. Beltz was an Elkton and Phila-
deIphia visitor recently.
Mrs. L. Todd, Of Baltimore, is visiting
her sister Mrs. F. F. Myres.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murry, of Philadelphia,
are visiting relatives in town.
Miss Christine Luthringer is entertain
ing relatives from Philadelphia.
L. B. ManIove spent Friday and Satur-
day Of last week in Wilmington.
A number from here went on an excur.
sion to COLCHESTER fair last Thursday.
Miss ]. P. Dushane, OF near Earleville,
visited friends here one day lest week.
Miss Mary Bowers, Of Kirkwsod, is
spending sometime with Miss NJ. E. Rick
ards.
William freeman, of Philadelphia, is
visiting bis grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. W. Black.
MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Jones, Of near
Massey, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P.
Mccoy last Friday.
Mrs. L. D. Boulden and daughter Miss
Nettie spent last week with Mrs. R. A.
Snyder, Of near town.
Mr.. Owen Griffith, Of Philadelphia,
spent several days with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Griffith.
Mrs. Walter Dickerson and daughter
Myrtle, OF Bethel, are the guests Of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Taylor.
Mrs. Albert Watts and son Edgar,
spent part of this week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. I, B. Shockley, in Town
send, Del.
Mrs. George Psirce, Jr., met with a sad
accident last week while canning toma-
toes. While putting in cans one exploded
in her face.
Quite number of School teachers in
and out of town are attending teachers in
stitute this week. The School will open
on Monday September llth.
Middletown transcript., 1911-09-09
ODESSA

Miss Ethel Webb is spending this week
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. James Keegan was a Wilmington
visitor Saturday last.
Mrs. Lulu Kaigie spent Saturday last
with friends in Chesapeake City.
Miss Georgia Enos, Of Wilmington, was
an over Sunday visitor with her parents
here.
Mr.. Clark Coppage, ol Philadelphia,
was the guest Of bis mother part of last
week.
Miss Eta Sterling, Of Kirkwood, was
the guest OF her cousin, Miss Reba Thorn.
ton last week.
Miss Bertha Stevens, of Wilmington,
was an over Sunday visitor with Miss
Emma Eccles.
Miss Odasa Wagner. Of Philadelphia, is
spending some time with her aunt Mrs.
Eliza Appleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Seymors and
children, of Philadelphia, we're visitors
in town Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Radiford. Of Pbiladel-
phia, was visitor with relatives in town
part of last week.
Miss Marion Miff1in has returned home
from an extended visit to Asbury Park
and Atlantic City.
Miss johnson, of Chestertown, was the
guest of her uncle Mr.. William Phillips
and family last week.
Miss Anna Downs, Of Delaware City,
spent several days last week with her
friend Miss Ethel Plummer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Coppage and lit
tie son, of AshvilIe, N. c., are visiting bis
mother Mrs. Georgia Coppage this week.
Mr.. ]. Jauvier Louderbough, of Prince
ton Theological Seminary, has been visit
ing DR.. and Mrs. W. v. Woods this week.
Mr. Joseph Hampson, of Baltimore,
apant Sunday last with his family here,
who are guests Of Mrs. Dorothy GiIcb
and family.
ION Monday evening last Lecture on
"Methodism" was delivered by Rev. Rob-
ert Watt Of Smyrna to an appreciate au.
dience in St Paul's M. E. Church.
Middletown transcript., 1911-09-09
WARWICK

Miss Ethel Vinyard was q Cecil visitor
several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. d. Wilson were vii.
mington visitors last week.
Preaching here Sunday morning at 10 sc
A: M. Christian endeavor at o'clock.
Miss Berth Lynch has returned home
after spending sometime in Wilmington.
Mr.. W. J. B. Lofand, Of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with his mother Mrs. Mary
Lofand.
Misses Ella Stats and Blanche Wright
are attending Teachers Institute st Elk.
ton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Vineyard spent Sun
day with her sister Mrs. Make Bland, OF
near Middletown,
Miss Elizabeth Yeager. of Whining ton,
spent from Saturday until Tuesday With
Miss Mamie Merritt.
Miss Lucy Unselt, of Germantown.
was entertained by Mrs. William William
son from Saturday until Monday.
Messrs c. S. CulIum, of Washington,
and Wm. Sweeney, Of Philsdelphis, spent
several days with Miss Bessie Guntel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lipscomb, Of
Wilmington. ppeat Saturday and Sunday
at the home OF his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Robt Lipscomb.
Mr.. and Mrs. R B. Merritt, Jr., enter
tanned few OF the yonng folks at water
melon party on Monday evening.
Quite pleasant evening was spent by all.
Among those present were: Misses Clara
Blacktown aud Elizabeth YeageF, OF
Wilmington; Mrs. +. A. Jones. Misses
Belle Hill, Maybe Merritt, Ethel and
Lula Einyard, Clara QuIYea. Bessie
Gunkel, Bnelah and Mayme QullUm, Lena
and Willie King, Messrs. z. Rayard Vim
yard, Gervis Hill, Jesse Yinyard, Pgice
Hanson and Samuel King, al Of Waf-
wick, and Messrs. Clarence Collum, of
Washington and VIM, Sweeney, Of Phila-
delphia.
Middletown transcript., 1911-09-09
PORT PENN

Rev. ]. A. Leach spent Friday last in
Wilmington.
Mra William Gibason and children are
visiting relatives 10 Chester, Pa,
Mrs. M. A. Collins has returned after e
two weeks visit with Salem friends.
Mrs. A. Bender is visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs. John Spicer in Delaware City.
Miss Helena Otherson is entertaining
Miss Emily Higgine Of Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Mary Carpenter is visiting her
brother William Carpenter at Newark.
Mrs. B. w. Yearsley has returned after
a months visit With her parents at Sea-
ford.
Quite number OF gunners are 10 the
village and pass through. cunning for reed
birds.
Mrs. Jos. Roemer, of Mt. Pleasant, spent
Sunday with her parents Frank Johnson
and wife.
George Webb and wife entertained on
Thursday Jacob Wallace and wife Of Phil
adalnhia.
Mrs. George Lockerman, OF Camden, N.
J.,is the guest Of her parents Samuel Ker-
shaw and vile.
Miss Maggie McMnllin had as her guest
mart al last week Misses Meta and EVELYN
Barr OF Wilmington.
@. N. McMunn and wife entertained on
Labor Day, James Haslett and friend of
Ne New - Rec FRssehelle " Y
William Dyer and wife, Of Riverside,
we're over Sunday visitors at the home Of
H. M. Faunce and wife.
Mrs. Albert Naylor, Of Camden, n. J.,
spent the fole part of the week as the
guest of her father T. S. Eaton.
District Sup. E. L. Hoffecker, of Will.
mington, held the first quarterly confer
ence in the NJ. E. Church on Wednesday
morning at 1890
EE. Bender and George Moore attend
ed the State Camp convention P. O. s. Of
A. as delegates from Camp No. II held at
Laurel on Monday and Tuesday of last
week.
Middletown transcript., 1911-09-09
PENROSE AS A PREACHER

Rotten, sodden Philadelphia,
stepped to the eyes in every con-
ceivable form of political and of.
fetal CORRUPTION, is going to
Lexow itself. And the quarrel
ing thieves themselves are to do
1t. But the funniest thing about
this revival Of municipal honesty
is that Boies Penrose, like an.
other Peter the Hermit, is going
about preaching a crusade of
civic righteousness. Boies PEN
rose, himself plastered all over
with every sort Of political ras.
cality, national, state and city!
''saul among the prophets" s"-the
Devil rebuking sin. It's comic
enough for the burnt-cork min
strel stage.
Middletown transcript., 1911-09-09
PHILLIES THIEVES SCRAPPNC

The old saw says, "when
rogues fall out, honest men may
come by their own" The situa-
ton in that ridden city of
Philadelphia is just that. The
thieving gang Of politicians, that
for many years have as ruthlessly
looted that second metropolis in
the United States as ever bar
baric hordes did a conquered city,
have fallen out and q pretty Kill
kenny cat scrap is in progress
there, with the blessed possibil-
ity that after it is all over, there
will be left of the rascally bunch
about as much as there was of
the famous two Kilkenny felines
when they fought it out tied tail
and tail over a clothes line-a
half inch each of their respective
tails. Let the good work go on.
Middletown transcript., 1911-09-09
CHESAPEAKE CITY

Mrs. Charles Lum and son Charles,
are visiting Philadelphia relatives.
Mr.. Wilmer Cooling, Of Wilmington,
visited his brother Mr.. Zach Cooling this
week.
Mr.. Herbert Stuart, Of Canada, spent
from Friday till Wednesday with friends
in town.
Mr.. Henry Lindsey. Of Wilmington, is
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Lindsey.
Mrs. E. A. Beauchamp has returned
after seven weeks visit to Rehoboth and
Baltimore.
Miss Marion Clark, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting az the home Of her uncle, Clayton
L. Ellison, sr.
Mrs. William Wayett Pierce left on
Saturday after pleasant visit with Miss
Ida Bouchelle.,
The Chesapeake Fire Engine Co., is
erecting building along the cause way
for their engine.
Mrs.. A1E.ss Frank s CLAYTON entertained her
sister Mrs. Charles Green and daughter
on Saturday last.
Mr.. Benjamin Hanson, ,Sr., of Baltimore,
spent from Saturday until Monday with
Mr.. Sidney w. Woolley.
Mrs. Elizabeth Barwick and Mrs. Viii.
liam CLARK, of Philadelphia, are being en-
tertained by Miss Alice Clark.
MessFs. 66hariiess 81 s. EzlIlIiissea EzIlIiissea, q Genrea
W. ireland and Oakley Barwick were
Baltimore visitors the first Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Steele and son,
Of Wilmington, spent the holidays with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Steele.
Mrs. Amos Davidson left on Monday for
a two months stay with relatives at Walla
WalIa, Washington, and ST. Paul, Minn.
Mr.. john Banks, of Wilmington, and
DR.. Albert B. Boulden, Of Havre-de-
Grace, spent the holidays with relatives
here.
Mrs. james Hopper, Mr.. Thomas Band
Alice 6. Hopper, enjoyed a trip to Tol.
chester on Monday making the trip by
boat.
Miss Mary Il. Cooper, Of Laurel, Del,
Asst Principal of our High School, and
Miss Helen Windel, Of West Grove,
teacher in commercial department are in
town.
Mr.. James L. Vaughan who has been
spending his vacation in Wilmington is
home for few days before leaving for
college.
Mrs. Charles Green and daughter Kath.
crime left for their home at Birkely, CAL.
on Tuesday after spending the Summer
with her mother Mrs. Ida Bouchelie.
Middletown transcript., 1911-09-09
TOWNSEND

Captain WiRgins is spending some tint
in Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr.. Archie Finley spent Sunday viii
bis mother here.
Mrs. Albert Donovan, aud Miss Norms
Hart spent Monday in Wilmington.
Mies Fannie Burke. Of Philadelphia
has been visiting Mrs. Daisy johnson.
Mr.. Carlton NaesOrIey has been spend
ing few days With Miss Ruslsh Hodg
son.
Miss Fannie Lattomus is spending some
time With her cousin Miss Eshelwyn J
MaIoney.
Miss May Wells is spending a Reek in
Wilmington gith her amt Mrs, Mary
D. Lopen.
Mr. Gould Eaylor, OF Wilmington
spent Tuesday with bis sister Nrs. Mary
E. Money.
Miss Ada Crosiey. Of Baltimore. has
been spending some time with w, U.
Money and family.
Mrs. Bernice Watts and son. Of Cecilton.
have been visiting her parents Lemuel
shoekiey and family.
Miss L1lu Kitchens. of Washington, D.
c., is visiting her brother Mr. Albert
Kitchens near FieIdshorc,
Mrs. William Anderson, and Mrs, Hay,
den, q Wilmington, have been visiting
". 9. Reyaolds and family.
The Misses Giadya sud Grace Money
have returned home altera pleasant visit
with relatives il Port Penn.
Miss Nets AacSo1Iey. Of Wilmington,
has returned home alter spending Iew
days milh Z. 7. Malohsy and iamil
Middletown transcript., 1911-09-09

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