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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-11

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Write for free illustrated booklet
regarding excellent Investment and
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m,EyELIAND

Cleveland, May tI-Hogs-3, 900:
15c lower; heavies 6 mized and pigs
$50 a. cas-: workers. 6.S5. b
Cattle--S cars lOc lower.
Sheep and lambs-iO cars; 885 top.
Calvesr300 z top. I'm.
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JOHN DIETZ
SUBMITS CASE
Today to the Jury Without
A Word to Them Under
Oath.
by Upited preee Wire.
sESSS x SsS x x x x x - ESs =
OPINIONS OF DIErz's ;,
FAMILY. :

We showed the jury where
the states witnesses were
wrong. but still this may not
be any good.-John II. Dietz.
] wanted to take the stand
and try out against the lies
which have been told to con
vict us, but we thought II was
best not to. have prayed for
our acqitittal night and day
lf John rs convicted aud I'm
freed. III follow him to prison.
Mrs. Hattie Dietz.
We have them beat, but still
] look for Disagreement
Leslie Dietz.
Wen all be home together
soon now.--Myra Dietz.
] am satisfied with our case.
Clarence Dietz.
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OHIO SENATE
HAS A JOB
Busy Today Whitewashing
Itself and Becoming
Ridiculous,
Indulges in Attacks on News
paper Men and Offering
Immunity Baths.
By United Press Wire.

Columbus o., May 1l-CharSed on
every hand with being white
wash" affair, the senate probe com
mittee minus two of It's Democratic
members got down To business to-
day.
Republicans Control.
With Senators Krause of Cuyahoga
county and Green of Coshocton coun
ty Democrats. refusing TO have any
thing to do with It, the committees
Is in control OF the fiye Republican
members. Only three Democrats
F'lnnefrock, pore and Dean remain
Today the committee Is preparing
subposnas for newspaper eorrespon-
dents, detectives and members ana
employees of the legislature.
Every movement Of the committee
Is being surrounded with secrecy
Wednesday evening, when Senator
Todd, OF Franklin county, was eleetr
ed chairman and Senator Doster OF
Highland county. secretary, the meet
ing was behind closed doors. IL IL
not yet known whether the commit
tee will admit the public TO It's ses-
sions when II starts In examining VII
nesses.
Hsmmerlng Reporters.
Al this time the chief purpose OF
the committee appears TO be TO cas-
tigate newspaper correspondents and
detectives. Wednesdays session Of
the senate were characterized by.
several bitter attacks on newspaper
men and detectives, eulminating In
speech by Senator Andrews, one Of
the indicted men, who charged that
one of the detectives who had pre-
sented evidence against him was a
murderer and a thief and had served
time in a penltentlary.
Immunity baths will be handed
out right ana left by the senate
probers. This Is being admitted by
the probers, who defend their propos
"a course on the ground that im-
munity be offered TO witnesses in or
der 70 induce them 10 tell the truth,
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CHICAGO GRAM.

Chicago. May -wheat-May,
open "a rs, close 96 SIS; July, open
81 "a close 80 is.
s Corn-May open 56, close 81 ga;
July open so 1-2, close So 7-s.
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Remember May l6 is the

Next excursion day with the, j, W.
Clark Co., 10 Canada, where proc,
perlty Is assured 10 the farmer.
As vii Plaihs Kansas where you
can buy good farm land from ei6 up
10 S45. This Is ranch land. suone well
improved aud close TO market, No bet.
ter LIld can be had tlAaI Meade ana
Seward counties AFFORD. ..o,ts 4 l,,.
Also we have land Ia MfaMlat6s.
Mason, BenLie. Grand Traverse. Gee,
ola, Wexford, KalLaal1h. Atiaiakee
aud Lake Newago counties IN Niichi.
gan al great bargains frUin IS iib 70
$40 per acre. N ~
We also have In Marion, and Al MA.
rion and adjoining counties farm ana
city homes. some very cheap. some
farms 10 exchange 70 rpart city pro-
perty. Some city homes 10 excliADae
Tor farms, Some large farms 10 eir
change for smaller farms. 100 acres
h iand LA Kansas. Two miles ~ cbNA,
ty seat. Nice land. VIII exchange iuf
city home. Also several buslneas
propositions 90 dispose of, aNNe VII
lon money on farms at ; Ref cent.
The j. w. Clark Real Estato
Co. ~. Z WA ~,
oRlOs aaA oOsss sssssa sElkakA
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\ GOLDEN oPPORTUNITY-Dr. c.
E. Sawyer, whose enterprise never
ceases. is building his extensive
white oaks" villa, to which hc
expects to move. and therefore
NOW offers for sale az a bargain,
his most elegant modern HOME,
consisting of splendid residence.
fine barn, two large lots. beautiful
drive and gnarled oak shade on Cos
pei Hin, along the never to be sur
passed Delaware avenue the love-
liest residence place Ia old Marion.
See the Chase Real Estate Co.
6-6tp
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GEN. NAVARRO
ConlInued from Page ONE.

Nothing has yet been heard Of Col
onel Rabago and II is believed that
he will turn back as soon as he hears
of the capitulstion of Juarez.
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Shoe Repairing.
Glasses Fitted.

!. 8. LUNGER. M D., South Main
street, fits glasses. removes adep-
oids, new treatmen. Cor catarrh
and deafness Onice hours, 8 to IL,
1 to 8. Telephone SIS.
6-13-th-fr-sat, 1yT
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MOVING, TRANSFER AND sToR-
AGE-We move. crate, store and
do transfere work OF any kind.
Phone 1905. s. Knoch. s27 Bel
mont.
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Sale.

FOR SALE Barred, Plymouth Rock
eggs for Matching from my best
pens. price reduced to IS cents for
balance Of season.
William Fies. 345 $. Prospect 81.
Marion, Ohio
4-29-Tu Sat-D-E'ri- wk-tf. )
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FOR SALE-Tomato cabbage and
huckleberry plants at 53s E. George
st. Fred kehrwecler 6-Etpd
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FOR sALE-City property and farms
also houses TO rent See E. Cox.
real estate agent over Turner's gro-
Gerry, Phone R-470. l-1b-h
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LEARN--AwOmobile Business We
teach you at home. Get You i2b.-
900 weekly Job. 5000 weekly
while learning Rochester Auto.
School. Roohester N. Y. ~
s-2-smo.
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Miscellaneous.

GREAT ORGAN SALE this week:
first come FIRST served. High top
> organs $5, $40. SIS, $50. Goodman
Piano Co, 1875 east Center ST.
5-S-3t
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military honors
Street car service is expected to
resume between Juare2 aud El Paso
this evening, or as soon thereafter as
the tracks can be repaired
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-11

FOR sALE-At bargain. a folding
buggy, in good condition; can be
changed from a one-seated buggy
TO a two-seated carriage in an in
staDt; also real estate of oyery
description. Philip Bauer, 112 Ia
S. Main st. 5-3-5td-1twk
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Teeth.

DO you WANT to save youth teeth
1t means health and happiness TO
you If you do. Consult Or. Lawson.
dentist, and he will give you honest
advice as to their needs.
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FOR sALE-SiK room house on tho
Boulevard near Columbia streSas
rents for s12 per month. onlE ti,-
SOC II sold soon. Oils Decorating
Co, rn 1-21-tl
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Ia somsthihe In . NAms.
Ella He's very narrow.
aEtella- What do you expect Of .
Mathew York Press. y
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Wanted.

wANTED--A timer and slater. Bev.
erly and Schneider. II
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FOR SAIE-ResIstersd Delaine rams
breed for wool and mutton. Call
A. r. Goerlich, s miles southeast Of
Marion on the Rlchland pike.
Phone b602. 1s-21-n
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-11

WANTED-A good girl for general
housework. Inquire at 1872 Lincoln
avenue. Mrs. II. E. Emerson.
5-1t-3t
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WANTED-'Onc more young lady ~
clerk at Iialer's Candy Shop.
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FOR AUcTIoNEERING--At sales Of
any and ell kinds. at any time, sea
Carey Hensel, Marion r.. r. 1. or
call at this office. 11-T-tl
Evening journal., 1911-07-06
SEAFORD

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
STAFFORD. Del. July GA strange
disease has affected the apple or
chards throughout lower Delaware
and the crop has been greatly dam
aged
Cranking a gasoline engine in a
Nanticoke river motor boat. Ralph
Parks, son of former Justice of the
Peace George S. Parks, received a
badly crushed arm when the engine
kicked
Many farmers OF lower Delaware
whose crops have been injured by
the continued drouth are expecting
to replant the products at the next
falling OF rain.
A movement is on foot to start aD
other newspaper I'm Seaford.
Personal: Oscar Wiley and AL
bert Hurley were Bridgeville visitors
on Wednesday evening. @.
Chapman, is spending several weeks
with his brother DR.. Lewis Chipman,
in Wilmington.-Cooley Ball OF Wash
ington, has been spending the holi-
days with his parents, the Rev. and
Mrs. G. K. Ball-Miss Mildred Mat
thews, instructor OF vacal music in the
Wilmington Conference Academy at
Dover, is home to spend the summer
months with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. H. Matthews-M Alice V.
Morgan and Miss Lena Viven have
been spending several days at New
ark and Rehoboth.-Misses Nellie and
Louis Ward, of Bridgeville, are visit
ing Seaford relatives.-Mr. and Mrs.
J. 4. Waller and son Glen, of Laurel,
we're Seaford visitors yesterday
Miss Elizabeth Hobbs Of Laurel, has
been the guest of M. and Mrs. l..
Avery Hobbs.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
L. Hobbs, of Wilmington, spent the
holidays with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Hall Shipley.-Charles lie
Verne, of Bridgeville, spent Wednes-
day at Seaford.-J. Edwin Dutton has
been spending week at Ocean City,
Maryland
Evening journal., 1911-07-06
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

Failing from a fence, John Moran,
Of the Seventh district Of Cecil coun-
ty, fractured an arm.
The cornerstone OF the new $780,
600 Zion Methodist Church at Cam
bridge was laid yesterday with appro-
pirate exercises.
AT a meeting Of a number OF liv-
erymen of Kent and Queen Anne
counties it was decided to advance
their rates for teams
The Rev Dr. Sharp, of New York,
has accepted a call to the rectorate
of St Paul's parish, Kent county, and
will enter upon his duties this week.
Struck in the face by an exploding
cannon cracker. Earle McKelvey, Of
Rising Sun, received a cash that re-
Quired five stitches to close.
Overcome by the heat. Mrs. Jas.
Woodrow, of Mount Pleasant, fell upon
stone walk, painfully cutting her
head and injuring an arm.
While she was working around a
gasoline stove at her home in Elk
ton, Mrs. Minnie Kark's clothing
caught fire and she was very pain
fully burned.
Seventy members Of Arion Sing
ing Society, of Lancaster, Pa, consti-
tuting band and orchestra, are
camping on the Susquehanna River
shore near Rowlandville.
Evening journal., 1911-07-06
AWARD THE
GARAGE CONTRACT
Police Building VIII be Large
Enough for Four
Autos

The Board of Police Commissioners
have awarded the contract to erect
the new garage for the Police Depart
ment IN the rear of the City Hall to
Alfred Downward, at a cost of $3.50.
The other bidders, their figures and
the time in which they agreed to do
the work follow: William II. Lingo,
$1,276; twenty-five days: S. II. Nc
Coy, S1.0S7, twenty days; c. H. Tin
dall, S1,l40, twenty-five days; A. S.
Reed, $1,100, sixty days; William II.
Jones. $1,0S9, thirty days; Alfred
Downward, $3.50. twenty days.
The new garage will be located in
the rear of the station, facing King
street, and viii be one story in height.
It will have a cement floor and Will
be large enough for the storing of
three automobiles. AS several old
buildings will have to be torn down
and the present driveway changed as
we'll as the lawn graded. work will be
started at once, as the new patrol will
arrive early in August In the mean
time Patrolmen Sherwin and Patrol
Driver Palmer will be taught how to
operate and care for the machine.
Evening journal., 1911-07-06
CENTREVILLE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CENTREVILLE, Del, July g.
Thomas Glenn, boy, was badly Bit
ten by dog on Tuesday. The little fell
low had been on an errand at the home
of Mr.. Potts when the dog which was
a valuable one, jumped on him and bit
him. No serious result is expected.
Most of the farmers of this section
have finished cutting wheat. The
crop was very good.
Miss Edna Harvey is visiting friends
in Wilmington-Mrs Walter G.. Gregg
and little son are visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Davenport.
Of Mt. Cuba.-William Holland and
family spent the Fourth with Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert MISUNDERSTANDING Sch
n5ideT, "a is5w i0Ia n city, is at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Grand
homme for the summer. Oscar Peter
son, of Wilmington, is spending the
summer with friends in Centreville.-
John Mckinney, of Philadelphia. is
spending the holidays with Centre
vile friends.-Miss Katherine Touhey,
Of Middletown. Is spending the holi-
days at her home IN Yorklyn.-Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Glenn spent Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Shep-
herd, of Harmony Mary A. Null
lin is visiting Wilmington friends
Misses Ella and Elva Frederick enter
tained their classmates Of the Alexis I.
DUPONT School on Thursday
Annie Haberkorn. OF Mt. Cuba. Is vis-
iting her sister in PHILADELPHIA
Margaret Yonkers, of Philadelphia.
spent Sunday with Miss Sadie Touhey.
OF Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1911-07-06
KNOX KNOX HEADS
WATER BOARD
Nominated for President Of
Body on Melton Of COM
missioner Miller
S242, 900 IN RECEIPTS
DURING THE YEAR

The Board of Water Commissioners
met yesterday afternoon with the
newly appointed commissioner. Senator
Charles r. Miller. present. He sue
ceeds Benjamin f. Shaw, whose term
expired on July 1. The new board
organized by electing W. w. Knox
president After his election, Mr..
Knox thanked the members for their
courtesy.
Messrs. Poole and Knox said a few
words Of welcome to Mr.. Miller, who
made an appropriate reply.
The payroll for the week, amount
ing to s1.15363. was ordered paid.
Registrar McIntire reported a bal
ance in bank to the credit of the cur
rent fund Of $1,149.5S.
The commissioners gathered at
O'Clock. They held a conference In
Chief Engineer Kienle's Office. About
So'clock 1t was learned that Mr.. Mil
Ter, who received his commission from
Mayor Howell in the morning, had not
qualified He at once boarded his
automobile and sought a notary pub
lie and was qualified
Mr.. Knox was elected president
upon motion of Mr.. Miller.
The board now is comprised Of
President W. w. Knox, and Commits
sioners A. ID. Poole and Charles r..
Miller.
The interest on the credit balance,
amounting to $150.23, was ordered
transferred to the Mayor and Council.
The collection of $2.162.62 for the
month OF June was ordered trans
ferred TO Council.
The secretary reported a total COLI
lection of S242. .233.0S for the fiscal
year ending July 1. 1911.
The appropriation for the coming
year will amount TO S145,339.S5 Upon
the molten of Mr.. Poole It was decided
10 ask Council for an advance ap-
preparation OF $4,000.
The outstanding bills Of the COM
mission amount to approximately
$4,000.
The first quarterly appropriation
will be received on August 10.
Notice was received Of the appoint
ment OF City Auditor Kenworthy.
together with notice from
Council requesting that two copies Of
all resolutions relating to the water
commission be sent to Council.
Evening journal., 1911-07-06

NAME OFFICERS

The quarterly meeting of the State
Board OF Pharmacy was held at Della
ware College yesterday. Nine candi-
dates presented themselves for certi-
fcates as pharmacists and assistant
pharmacists. On next Wednesday the
candidates will be notified of the re-
suits of their examinations. The
meeting will be held at Col A. L..
Ainscow's cafe, at II o'clock The
annual election resulted as follows:
James p. Challenger. president; r.
M. kaufman, vice-president; Norman
@. Downs. secretary and treasurer.
Messrs Challenger and Kaufman
were reelected. Albert Dougherty,
the former secretary and treasurer,
viii retire from the board, his term
having expired. His successor has
not been appointed as yet, although
the appointment should have been
made by the Governor on June I.
The candidates who appeared for
examination this morning were:
Leroy Robertson. Delaware City:
Esther j. Berman. Wilmington:
Thomas p Toy, Wilmington; George
Elmer Bowman, Baltimore, Md; Otto
M. Miller, Seaford; Charles G. Swain,
Smyrna; Samuel A. Wilson, Balu-
more, Nd; William Wilson Rose,
Georgetown; Stanley A. Shiles, VIII
imngton.
The present board Of examiners is:
James u. Challenger, New Castle;
r. M Kaufman, Seaford: Norman G.
Downs, Wilmington; Albert Dough-
erty and DR.. James II. Chapman,
GEORGETOWN.
Evening journal., 1911-07-06
GIRL OF l6 WEEDS
UNDER NEW LAW
Sworn Statement Before
Squire GIuCkman Shows
Age Given as Is

Delaware's new marriage law evil
IDENTIFY does not prevent the wedding
of persons under the legal age in
this city.
According to the Chester news
papers Miss Nellie Brizindine, of No.
l19 Je1ery street, Chester, who was
married to William r. Webb, of the
same city, by the Rev. George l..
Wolfe on Monday, was less than i6
years of age. When spoken to this
morning DR.. Wolfe said that the bride
gave her age as Is years and they
were accompanied by Mrs Laura
Wilkers and Arthur Smith.
The marriage license was issued to
the groom by Magistrate Gluckman,
who has the sworn statement Of Webb
that he was 21 years on January 27
last, while his wifes age was given
as is years last March.
The couple were to have been mar
r1ed on Saturday last, but as her
parents found Il out they prevented
II, but on Monday they came here to
visit Brandywine Springs Park and
were married before going to the
park.
Evening journal., 1911-07-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.


SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
write Of Venditioni Exponas to me direct
ed, will be exposed TO Public Sale at the
Court House, on Market Street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets in the City
of Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware, on
FRIDAY, THE 14TH DAY OF JULY. 1911,
at 10 o'clock a. m,
the following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot OF land beginning at
the intersection formed by the Southerly
side Of West street with the Westerly side
OF Ashton street; thence Westerly along West
street sixty feet, thence Southerly and par
alel with Ashton street. one hundred and
FIVE feet, three inches; thence Easterly par
allel with West street, sixty feet to Ash
ton street; and thence thereby Northerly one
hundred and i've feet, three inches TO the
place of beginning.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty Of Harry 4. Newlin. and TO be sold by
JAMES LOGUE, Sheriff
sherih's ofice. WILMINGTON, Del, June
26th. 1911. i3o-iy3,6,7 ,71o,13
Evening journal., 1911-07-06
LOCAL PREACHERS CAMP.
Two Weeks Service to Open at Leslie
on July 10.

Two Weeks Service to Open at Leslie
on July 10.
The Local Preachers and Exhort-
ers' Association will hold its eigh-
teenth annual camp meeting at Leslie,
Nd. from July 19 to August 1st. Ser
vices will open on July 19 at o'clock
and they viii continue daily until
Tuesday evening, August 1st. The
program for the services on the two
Sundays are:
Sunday. July 2s--Love feast at a.
m, led by the Rev. Isaiah Biddle Of
North East Md; preaching at 1890
a. m, by the Rev. James Z. Ingram, Of
Baltimore, Nd, 3 .. m. by the Rev.
John Crankshaw of Ncrristown, Pa;
7.30 p. m, to be supplied.
Sunday, July 3O-Love feast at 8 a.
m, led by the Rev. r. T.. Aharon Of
Baltimore; preaching at 1890 a. m,
by the Rev. j. p. Otis of North East.
Nd; p. m, by Dr. Richard Turner
of Philadelphia; 7.30 p. m, by the
Rev. J. F. Kingsley. of Philadelphia;
song service one-half hour preceding
all preaching SERVICES. Professor
William n. Thomas, the popular sing
ing evangelist Of Pen Argyll, Pa, as
sisted by a good choir, will lead the
singing. with Mrs. J. L. Moore, organ
lst. The Rev. A. V. Lonier of Waverly,
Nd, the Rev. Thomas Springer OF
Baltimore, the Rev. T. f. Peters OF
Baltimore, the Rev. +. f. Carpenter
Of Port Deposit, Nd. the Rev. DR.. f.
L. Hoffecker, superintendent Of VIII
mington district, the Rev. G. NJ. zepp
Of Bay View, Nd, the Rev. w II.
Briggs, Of Zion, Nd. and others will
be present to preach or help in any
~@S C hare a pI0itabiy religious
time.
Evening journal., 1911-07-06
NEWPORT NEWS
HAPPENINGS
Woman Has Narrow Escape
When Horse Runs
Away

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWPORT, Del, July 6.-At the
Sunday morning service Of NJ. E.
Church, L. Irving Handy spoke TO an
interested congregation on the sub
ject, did He Die and Live Again. :"
The congregation contributed $3.50 to
the improvement fund. About $500
is still TO be raised to complete the
fund.
In the evening the church was
prettily decorated. An interesting
program was arranged by the chill
dren. A quartette from Wilmington
sang several selections.
William Hilyard entertained a
number Of friends on a straw ride
few evenings ago. The party pro-
ceeded to Brandywine Springs. where
an enjoyable time was had and re-
freshments were served Among
those present were; Mr.. and Mrs. I.
Stats, Mary Scarborough, Blanche
Fisher, Elizabeth Gartore, Louretta
Hilyard and Earle Staats.
Mrs. g. w. Maciarys narrowly es-
capped serious consequences in
runaway last Monday morning. Mrs
Caclary was returning from Richard
sons Park and was driving a young
horse. The horse took fright and
bolted, Mrs. Maclary losing control
Of the animal. After dashing through
the streets Of this town the horse was
stopped by her
Liberty Lodge, No IT'S, 7. o. G. r 4,
81, ..tI
week. Among those who took the
trip were: Eva Elliott. Rena Stewart,
Mary Carpenter, Reba and Nettie
Hanna, Willard Ford Thomas Hanna,
Clifford Hanna, Warren Garrett, Ar
thur Sammon. The party was chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. John Hanna.
Paul Davis Of near Newport, wont
to Chester a few days ago and had
a very narrow escape from death. Mr.
Davis accidentally blew out the gas
upon retiring and was resuscitatad
with considerable difficulty by his
brother-in-law, who smelled the es-
Gaping fumes.
Personal: Miss Ida Lawson. Of
Wilmington. was the recent guest OF
Miss Maratha Nickles Wilmer King.
Of Washington, has been spending
several days with his parents, NIr
and Mrs. Wilmer King.-Miss Elsie
Cowden and Archie Dempsey, Of
Newark have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Watson Keolig. Miss Elsie
Kype, of Wilmington, spent Tuesday
with her sister. Mrs. Alfred Craig
Mrs. Woodward. of Newark, Is the
guest OF her niece, Mrs. Lewis Ball. -
Mrs. Walter Young has returned from
visiting friends in Philadelphia.-Mr
and Mrs. Harry Ford spent Tuesday
in Philadelphia.-Mis Mary and Ed
ma Scarborough have been visiting
relatives in Wilmington.-No
Pierce and Miss Rowena Pierce, Of
Chadd's Ford, Pa, have been spend
ing several days with their aunt, Mrs
Walter Young.-Miss Irene Fisher and
Miss Flo Fisher are visiting friends
In Port Deposit-Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Mitchell, Of Wilmington, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Scarbor-
ough.-W. GaTret Hume has been
visiting his aunt, Mrs. r. A. Cooper
Miss Alice Cooper spent the Fourth
Of July in Atlantic City.