Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-07-08

hHIstofit ~ Ssr alt NtcieuiB iSto1tNSo
in Snow Hill. They will remain for
several weeks.
The rolling stock Of the b. G. g. A.
Railway was increased last week by the
arrival of two locomotives and four pas
senger coaches.
Miss Katherine Parker, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio Parker, of Oman
cock. is here on a visit to her relatives,
the Misses Bishop.
Mrs. Leroy Smith and children
returned Wednesday after a six week IS
visit to her parents in Rock Hall, and
sister in Baltimore.
Mr.. Norman Godfrey, of New York,
and Mrs. William Hearthway, of Del
mar, are here on visit to their mother,
Mrs. Robert II. Davis.
Mr.. George b. Covington, of New
York City, and mother and sister, of
Snow Hill, are enjoying the cool breezes
at Kennebunkport, Maine.
Miss Blanche Harmon, who has
been the guests of Rev. and Mrs. c. w.
Prettyman, for several weeks. is now
visiting Miss Ellegood in Salisbury.
Miss Mary Townsend. accompanied
by Miss Jane Townsend. of Baltimore,
left Thursday for visit to their cousin,
Mrs. G. Walter Mapp. in Accomac.
Bailiir White has been at work on
the streets this week, Kidding them of
weeds and grass. The improvement is
marked and the work has been well done.
If any hotter weather than we have
had this week can be scratched up any
where we are sorry for the natives of
that section. 1t certainly has been siz-
cling.
Rev. Fred Allen, Rector of All Hal
lows Parish, Snow Hill. who has been
visiting in Wisconsin. will be home in
time to conduct his regular Sunday SER
vices tomorrow.
Miss Julia Hartman is visiting rela-
tives in Baltimore Mr.. Edwin Hart
man is also there, having gotten as far
as the Monumental city on his way
home from New Orleans.
Mr.. Charles J. Mckee. a prominent
young farmer residing near Snow Hill.
was taken i'll on Thursday and his ply
stefan, DIR. Paul Jones, sent him to Sal
isbury Hospital for treatment.
Miss Allie NJ. Bailey left Saturday
to visit her friend. Miss Helen McCabe,
in Bishopville. She also expects to visit
friends and relatives in Wilmington and
New York before returning home.
MIR. Nathaniel Pusey has nice new
residence on his farm near Nassawango
bridge. 1t is a seven-room house built
by Mr.. George I. Richardson. Nat is
now very comfortably "at home.
There will be preaching in the NJ.
Il. Church at Girdletree, Sunday morn
ing at the usual hour, but no service in
the evening, as the pastor will attend
Children's Day service at Corners.
Mr.. George S. Mason. of Pungo-
league, Va, sold through the Il. S. of
Va. Produce Exchange last week 304
barrels of Irish potatoes at IS. 90 per
bbl., for which he received in net cash
81 ,ii4.00.
The Anti-Saloon League of Mary
land has received subscriptions in sufii-
cient amount TO complete the special
campaign fund of $4,000. and thereby
secures the $4,000 offered by five friends
of the cause.
Miss Jeanette y. Dryden. of
Annapolis, is home on visit to her
sister. Mrs. William E. Bratten, and
her mother, Mrs. Mamie w. Dryden,
She will spend this month, and part of
August at home.
The Rural Mail Carriers held their
convention in Ocean City on the 18th and
it was very enjoyable and most pro-
fitable session. Mr.. A. +. Hartman
was not able to be present because of
the illness of his wife.
Send us the names of your visitors
just as soon as they arrive. We want
all the news OF the town. Our county
correspondents are also urged to send
us the news. and send it as early in the
week as possible.
-Messrs. Perdue & Corddry have sold
one of the celebrated REQ automobiles
to Mr.. Jodie Godfrey. This car. which
has been advertised extensively in The
Messenger. has and is giving splendid
satisfaction to all purchasers.