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Evening journal., 1912-07-08
FRANKFORT NEWS NOTES

George Hudson. of Philadelphia, is
IN town visiting relatives
Miss Edith Hudson is the guest Of
her cousin, Miss Ethel Godfrey
s. Ls Roy Layton is quite IN at
the home of his parents here.
Mrs John Ellis and son. Charles
have returned from an extended trip
to Wilmington, Philadelphia and Cape
Charles, Va
Capt Ward Daisey was in Phila-
delphia this week
Miss Miriam Chamberlain IS the
guest Of her sister, Mrs De Witt
Rogers. in Wilmington
Misses Virginia Chamberlain and
Henrietta Layheld are visiting in
laurel
w S. Waples and family, of Hall
wood, Va, were the guests OF his
mother, Mrs. Julia Tunnel, last
week
Mrs. Elijah Carey, Jr.. and daughter
Iona. spent Monday with relatives III
Georgetown.
Evening journal., 1912-07-08
FREDERICK.

Mrs. sallie Hudson, OF Wilmington
is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Patterson, ot
Philadelphia, are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs John Russell spent last
week in Baltimore and Washington.
Miss Nettie Ross and Miss Hazel
Turner of Harrington, were the
guests of Mrs. Albert scheer last
week.
Mrs. Ella Ellis and daughter, OF
Delmar have been visiting Mrs. Fra
zier
DR. and Mrs T v cahall Mrs l.
L. Carlisle and Mrs. Rachel Carlisle
were Smyrna visitors this week.
Mrs. Mary Kelly is visiting IN clay
ton. "a.
Mrs Kate Cunningham and MISS
Hester spurry are visiting IN Pniia-
delphia.
Miss Ethel ? Brown, Of Whining
ton. was the guest Of Mrs. Lizzie V.
Hall over Sunday.
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CHESAPEAKE CITY.

Mr John Reed Jr.. spent the Fourth
at West Grove. Pa
Mr.. William Brown attended the
Belmont races on Thursday
Mt Frank ?. Conrey OF Philadel-
phia spent Thursday IN town
Miss Julia Beaston. Of Philadelphia,
spent the week end here.
Miss Lydie Sasers is spending some
time with her parents here
Miss Evelyn kibler Is In Philadel-
phia. where she will spend a week.
Misses Ethel Gill and Ethel Elson
spent Wednesday in Middletown.
Miss Dora Morgan, Of Baltimore. -
spending the week end with her pay
ents here.
Miss Mary schaefer. Of Delaware
City, spent several DAYS this week with
Miss Nan Wright
Mrs. Charles S. Ellison Jr, and
daughter spent the Fourth With her
mother. Mrs Lii Barwick.
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Graves enter
tanned 2 number OF their friends on
board the "sevars" all day Thursday.
Mrs. Der. daughter and grand
daughter. OF Baltimore. are spending
the summer az their home the An
chorage'
AIR. and Mrs Stanley Steele and
son Of Wilmington, spent the Fourth
with his parents. Mr.. Joseph Steele
and wife
Mr.. William Craemer. wife and
children, Of Wilmington spcnt the
Fourth with Cant. and Mrs. James Fl.
Vaughan.
MISS Myrtle Davenport. formerly oi
this town, now OF Boston, Mass, spen,
the week end with her sister. Mrs
Harry Pierce. and IS now az Betterton
Or Elizabeth Rouchalls and tye
small sons Taylor and Robert af'
spending the summer with Mr.. Byror
| n Bouchelle and wife.
Evening journal., 1912-07-08
REHOBOTH BEACH.

The largest crowd attended the
opening AZ Rehoboth Beach on the
Fourth than on any one day in the
history of the place. About As rail-
road cars were run there during the
day and evening, and scores OF auto
mobiles.
Among those who went from Do
yer we're Misses Edna. Eva and Flor
ence Johnson, Mrs. Bessie Davis, Tin
ley Ford, Mr. and Mrs. II. e. Lynch
Misses Evelyn and Mvrias Culver.
Pauline Wickes, Mabelle Jones. Helen
and Lee Wingate. Mr. and Mrs vii
liam Salisbury. Seaborn Buckson. Al
den Richardson, Victor Clark. J. y
Morris Johnnie Morris, Chief Justice
and Mrs. James Pennswill Miss Jo-
sephins Bateman, MI Knokles. Harry
Jackson, Paul Keith. Mrs Mullen.
Miss Anita Mullen, Harry Taylor, AT
thur Ford. Russell Hardcastle. Mr.
and Mrs w. F Culver, Howard En-
mis-
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LAUREL

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LAUREL, Del. July s.-Mrs G. A
Hitch and children are spending ten
days in Pottswllc. Pa.
Miss Anna Giles has returned from
two weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Wiley, at Portsmouth, Va.
Mrs william c. Gray Of Philadel-
phia is visiting Mr. and Mrs. E L.
Wolf.
DR. and Mrs William T Wolf have
gone to Rehoboth
w II. Clark. Of. Delmar, visited
friends in Laurel on Saturday.
Mrs Everett Lewis, OF Middletown,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Crate Otwell.
Mrs Wales Hastings is visiting her
son Norman at Goldsboro. Nd.
Miss BERTHE Bryan. Of F ederals-
burg Md, is visiting relatives in
Laurel.
Miss Grace Prettyman is visiting
Mrs Essa Redd at Richmond, Va
Miss ola Marvil, Of Delmar, is Wis
iting friends in Laurel
Alfred Farrie, Of Philadelphia, is
being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles c. Stephens.
Miss Frances Davis is making an
extended visit in Philadelphia and
J Altoona.
soder Dawson, Of Wilmington, is
, visiting Mr. and Mrs A J. White
Misses Hattie williams and Sallie
Bacon are making an extended visit
to Ocean City Nd
Perry Outen and Miss Emma Col
Inns were married at the home of the
brides parents by the Rev. J. w.
Gray
James Thompson, Of Wilmington,
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Thompson.
Clark Wilson, OF Girdletree. is
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Charles Hearn and son Avery
who have been living in Fhiladel-
phia have moved to Laurel
Mrs Thomas H Riggin who has
been in poor health for the past year
has gone to sanitorium in Ashville
North Carolina
Mrs. H F Marvil has returned
from short trip 10 Philadelphia
Paul Kenney has been spending a
week at Rehoboth
Miss Mary Wootten, of Whining
ton, is visiting her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. J. J. Wootten
Miss Flora Hastings has returned
from an extended trip to Rising Sun
Nd. where she was the guest Of hel
sister, Mrs Charles r Holden
Lambs Camp. near Frankford vii
begin on August and be in session
till August 12
Master Albert Gordy. Of Sharp
town. is visiting his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs A W Robinson.
Miss Efie Agner and .Sallie Rus
sell are spending the week in Decor
! City. Nd
Evening journal., 1912-07-08
Topics From Nearby Towns
ELKTON

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELkTON, Nd, July s-Mr and
Mrs. James Clendaniel OF Baltimore,
were in Elkton on Friday-John Lind
ley, road inspector for lower Cecil
county, viii hereafter be IN charge Of
the work az Denton Mr.. Jacob J.
Neuriter was IN Philadelphia last
week enjoying the German saenger-
fest-Dr. and Mrs A. II Reynolds OF
Philadelphia, with their children,
spent the Fourth IN Elkton-Miss
Alice Dean and mother. Mrs. J. 3.
Dean, have been visiting relatives
here.--Announcement OF the engage
ment OF Miss Mary Barton Salisbury.
OF Baltimore, and DR. James u. Bey,
Of Havre de Grace. was received last
week.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Purnell and
daughter Mary, have been spending a
few DAYS on Elk River
Miss Alverda Ferguson. Of Cecilton
has been the guest OF Mrs. Isaac d
Davis.
Judge and Mrs Victor 2 Woolley,
Of Wilmington. and son John, spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs Geo
S. Woolley. of Chesapeake City.
James L. Bright. OF the Queen
Annes bar has been elected Vice
President OF the Maryland Bar Asso-
citation.
David Livingston sloan. Of Elkton
has accepted q position with a con-
tracting company OF Philadelphia.
Robert Carter Lewis, who lately
graduated from Delaware College has
obtained a position as civil engineer
with the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
Mrs Agnes Henry, formerly OF
Newark. Is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs
w Arthur Mitchell.
Miss Mary A. Bradley, Of the Haver-
de-Grace Hospital has resigned Miss
Louise Gelhsrdt. OF the University OF
Maryland. will succeed her
Robert p Harvey. OF Childs, has
accepted a position as electrical en-
eineer with an electrical contracting
company Of Brooklyn n v
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PENNSGROyE

Frank Diver. OF Philadelphia. is
visiting at James sweeten, Jr's
Miss corinue Adams, OF Marion. Nd,
is visiting friends in Pennsgrove.
Mrs. John NJ summerill visited
Mrs. Margaret stull in Salem on Tues
day.
Mrs VanSickle Kidd is enjoying the
seashore at Wildwood for two weeks.
Miss Daisy Baxter, OF Philadelphia,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. James
Workman
Mrs Sarah Bowser and son Walter,
spent the Fourth with Mrs Engle Ped
rick
Jesse Dutton, OF Wilmington is
spending e week with her brother,
George Dutton.
Mrs. Sarah Barber IS entertaining
her sister-in-law. Mrs. Sarah p Boyd.
OF Fensauken.
Mrs. Lewis W. Cook is spending
two days in Philadelphia with her
sister. Mrs Mary Diver.
Miss Emma Thompson spent from
Friday until Sunday with her sister
in Swedesboro
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse F Bodiine en-
tertained Miss X limerick Of Phila-
delphia. over Sunday
Clarence Roberts IS taking a weeks
vacation az Wildwood with his
brother. William Roberts
william A. Sack and wife, who are
az Belmar, were home from Friday
until Sunday afternoon
DR. Leonardo Clark, OF Philadelphia,
IS spending the summer at Seeley S
Riverside Cottage
Mrs Mary A. Peacock, OF Elmer,
spent two days Of last week with her
brother-in-law. Isaac ? simkins
Elvin Dolbow, wife and son, OF
Camden. are visiting his mother, Mrs.
Elias Dolbow for two weeks
Mrs Mary Lord. OF Wilmington re-
turned home after spending three
weeks with Mrs. Emma Turner
Mrs. sird G. Brick. with son
Arthur. is spending the summer with
her parents, MI and Mrs. Charles G.
Flanagan.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Borden. Of
! Camden have been spending e few
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Job Bevis.
Mr. and Mrs Albert stetser and
daughter. Of Philadelphia are spend
ing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
b Harbeson.
Mr.. and Mrs r NJ Willis. Of Queen
Anne, Nd have been spending 2 few
DAYS with their sons, r. F. and r. p
Willis.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry 2 Peterson
and sons. Of Philadelphia spent over
the Fourth with her parents, Capt
and Mrs Samuel NJ Denny
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News From All the Nearby Points
kenfs Budget of Newsy Notes
DOVER NEWS NOTES

Frank H Davis is home from Wash
ington.
John Heitshu is visiting in Lar
caster, Pc.
Mrs J. Howard West is visiting in
Philadelphia
Miss Emma Weller spent SundLy
with her parents.
Miss Phyllis Ridgely IS spending ten
days in Boston.
The Misses Howe have gone TO Mas
sapequa, Long Island
Miss Anita Mullen spent a few days
at Rehoboth this week
Misses Edna and Eve Johnson spent
Thursday az Rehoboth
Harry R. Simmons of Philadelphia
is visiting his mother here.
Walter N. Crock Of Burlington, ~.
]. IS visiting friends here
MISS Helen Horsey is visiting rell-
tives at Rehobcth Beach
Mrs. Emma Hutson OF Frederick is
the guest Of the Misses Wise
Mrs. Robert j Campbell, OF Phils-
delphia is visiting her father, John
KERN.
william NJ. Hazel and family are
occupying a cottage at Rehoboth
Beach.
Mrs Anna windolph Bostic Of
Philadelphia is visiting relatives here.
Mrs L. f. Wallace and Mrs. H.
?. Fenimore are visiting in Philadel-
phia.
Miss Annie Hook Of Wilmington.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Laura
Boggs
Lieutenant James Kirk OF West
Point is visiting his aunts on south
State street
Miss May Dunn is visiting Or.
and Mrs. George 3. Whitten, Johns
town, Pa
Mrs 3. F. Jester. Of wilmington, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. william L. Sim
mons.
Misses Elizabeth Wilson and Lii
Ian Wheatley are visiting in Centre
Vile Md.
Edward Jones is home from PhilA-
delphia visiting his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. z. L Jones.
] Howard West has been enter
tanning his brother. Harry z. West
Of Bridgeton. N. J.
Miss Anna P. Cahill Of Bridgevills
has been visiting Chief Justice and
Mrs. James Pennewill
Mr.. and Mrs William II. Walker
are visiting their daughter Mrs
! Emack. at Atlantic City
MI and Mrs. R. K. Kenney and
Mrs. W. c. Tremaine are at their cot
taee at Rehoboth Beach
Charles W Jolls and family o
Wyoming are spending the mouth o
July az Kits Hammock
Mrs William r. Baker and soni
! Thomas and William are visiting re
latives in Fhoenixville. IA.
Mr. and Mrs Marion A Greene
Of Philadelphia, are the guests ol
Mr.. and Mrs F 3 Louderbough.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ridgely havl
gone 20 Rehoboth Beach to occup,
their cottage for the summer
Herman c. Taylor was called Z
Philadelphia recently, owing 70 RI
serious illness Of his brother Elmer
Evening journal., 1912-07-08
TWO MORE WEEKS

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, July s.-Congres-
casional visions Of early adjournment
and home were SET a glimmerins
when Chairman Henry Of the rules
committee. after making en- inventory
Of the pending "must" bills nov await
ing action Of his committee, reported
that he had az least two weeks work
for the house The bills he declar-
ed must be considered were.
The Reall measure, prohibiting cot
ton speculation; the Clayton con-
tempt bill. prohibiting blanket inlunc-
tions, providing a jury trial in con-
tempt cases, and penalizing oppres-
sion Of labor by capital; the Alexan-
der measure providing for radio-com-
munication on all ships and the sea
mems wage bill
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MIITnN

Mrs. Fred Jenson and children went
70 Camden n. j. 70 visit her husband.
She and daughter Lena were both
taken sick with diptheria. and had TO
be sent 10 the hospital. while husband
and son we're under a quarantine at
the boarding house,
Mr. and Mrs D T Atkins who have
been at Rehoboth and Lewes for the
rast six weeks has returned home
Mrs. Florence Johnson has remod-
led nainted and besutihed the prop
erty she purchased Of the Warren es-
tate
Cant G. e. Mcgee has about com
pleted his bungalow at Hillside view
and IS nov engaged in building stables
hayhouse and other out buildings
The peach and pear orchards Of W
H. Chandler are loaded down with
fruit this year.
3. F Gray has changed the old Haz-
zsrd homestead. 70 beautiful colonial
villa
John n Davidson has the incest
LOT of corn 70 be seen around Milton.
Evening journal., 1912-07-08
WILL CHANGE DESIGN
OF FIVF-CENT PIECE

The design Of the hve cent piece
which has been jingling in the pock-
cts Of American citizens for many
years. does not coincide with the
Treasury Departments conception Of
art. and it will be changed in its
entirety. Secretary MacVeagh has
decided 70 replace the Goddess of Lib
erty on the face Of the rickel with
2 buffalo. The reverse side Of the
new coin will contain the head Of an
Indian.
J. W Fraser, Of New York, is max
ing the design in collaboration with
officials OF the Treasury Department
All its details viii be decided upon
at 2 conference between Secretary
MacVeagh and Mr.. Fraser this week.
Evening journal., 1912-07-08
NILToN scHooL RolRn.

At the Milton School Election, the
citizens ticket won by a majority Of
p. The total vote cast was g. The
successful nominees for school com
missioners for s years. and votes were
as follows c. Palmer, 81: J. c.
Lank AZ; A. E. Jefferson, 52 The
votes Of the Boards nominees were
T. H. Douglas 27; c u. Davidson, 26
Daniel Wagamog, 80 George II Wap-
les and, Fred w. Pepper each re-
ceived votes.
The Board re-organized with c
Palmer. Pres. Charles Darby, secy.
and J. c. Lank. treasurer.
Evening journal., 1912-07-08
FFLrnN

William Arthurs end daughters
from Kenton, we're with Mr.. and Mrs.
Noah Moore, on Friday.
Mrs John Lindale. from near Pear
sons. visited her sister Miss sallie
Simpson this week
Feltons well known Post Master J.
Morris Harrington. after q very sads-
factory service Of two terms, surrend-
'ered the oftice on Saturday evening 20
William T. Bradley who received his
commission last week
Lloyd and Oakland Atkins. Of ches-
ter, Pa, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
James +. Barcus.
DR. snd Mrs. John W clifton and
MT and Mrs Gilbert Wilds from
Smyrna were with FELTON, friends on
Sunday.
Miss Florence Angstadt. Of Phila-
delphia and Prot Clifford Simpler
with Mrs. Simpler from Frankford
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Angstadt
Miss Ellen Hopkins from Vernon
was with Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Hop
kins this week
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Raymond and
daughter, Miss Myrtle. Of Dover, were
with Mr. and Mrs Wm T. Bradley
on Wednesday and Thursday
Miss Minnie Hughes was with Mary
land friends this week
James r. Hughes ESQ. from Dover
was in FELTON, on Saturday.
Joseph Garbut. Walter ]. Harring.
ton, F. A. Hubbard and Harry c.
Lynch went 10 Delaware City or
Sunday in Mr.. Hubbards car
Evening journal., 1912-07-08
Siftings From Down Sussex Way
GEORGETOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del, July s.
Thieves last night gained entrance
to the store OF Mr.. Lynch. at Bay
ards, and took away several articles
The Sunday school Of Asbury NJ. e.
Church viii hold pieinc at Tyndals
eampground on Saturday afternoon,
July 20
While laying a cement pavement
In this town, Amos Rose, OF Harring-
ton, stepped upon a nail which pene-
trated his foot.
Five Of the eight school districts
in and around loves Cross Roads
have voted for a consolidated school
district, and the erection OF a large
and up-to-date building in which
higher courses can be obtained that
Is being procured in the schools in
that section dt present
The public road between Harbeson
and Coelspring is being put in fine
condition.
The new pier ct Oak Orchard. sus-
sex county's summer resort on the
Indian River, has been extended
The yacht Gold Budd which has
been plying between Milton and
Holly Beach, N. J.. for some time,
carrying country produce, will in a
few days commence 70 make trips
between Drawbride, Lewes and Cape
MAY
George W Hatfield is visiting in
Wilmington. on.-Dorman Robinson. son
of Former Sheriff Alfred B. Robin
son. has gone to the Catskill noun
tains.-Miss Nora Burke, Of vii
mington, is spending a few DAYS with
Miss Hazel Hurley-Miss Virginia
Dukes, Of Wilmington, is the guest
Of Miss Margaret Lynch.-Miss Laura
Lefty, formerly a teacher in the
Georgetown public schools. is spend
ing a few days with friends in town
Miss Olive Hurley has gone "a
Wilmin gton. Miss Lima Pusey, ol
Wilmington, is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. James Pusey Floyd
and Freeman Johnson are spendins
a few days with their brother Fred
Johnson. in Philadelphia.-W w
Rose, of Burlington ~ j. has beer
spending a few days with his mother
Mrs Martha Rose.-Miss Lucie vii
tson has been spending a few days
with her sister, Mrs G. II. 3. Eng
lish, in Wilmington Thomas Robin
son is home from New York-Miss
Eva Johnson has gone to Philadei
phia-Everett Warrington, an attor-
ney of New York citv. is visiting hi:
parents. Justice of the Peace anC
Mrs William A. Warinrgton.-M
Gertrude Steel and child. of Phila
delphia. are visitors at the home O
Former Sheriff and Mrs John r
Steele-Mrs Joseph c. Godfrey anC
children are spending several day.
with relatives at Lewes.-Justice o
the Peace n. 3 Register, Of Lewes
was Georgetown visitor Saturday
Miss Emma Penuel is visiting II
Baltimore.-Miss Buela Foster, o
Wilmington. is the guest Of Mr. an,
Mrs. W. Frank sharp. p.-Joseph Evan
and Lorraine Foster Of Wilmington
have been the guests of Judge Henr,
c Conrad
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OAK ORCHARD.

OAK ORCHARD Del July s.-With
the season at Oak Orchard regularly
opened yesterday, the most prosperous
summer that Sussex County resort
has ever seen is being predicted. I'm
provements in the past few months
have been many, and Oak Orchard
is better able TO take care Of her
visitors for q week or a month than
ever before. The Indian River house,
which was alreay noted as a hostelry,
is open and already dong business un-
der the able direction Of Charlie Fail
lips and his bride formrely Miss
Lawrence of Wilmington
The new cement wall along the
beach is an improvement For years
the river has been reaching in cut
ting off 2 slice Of the beach durilg
every heavy storm.
Misses Myrtle Wilson ard Margaret
Lynch. of Georgetown, Blanche Nc
Near Of Wilkesbarre, Pa. Elizabeth
McLernon Of Camden ~ J., and Geo.
Messick, w II short, Jr. Peyton
Banning and George Walls, all Of
Georgetown, enjoyed a coaching trip
10 this place recently.
The new pier has been extended
a long distance out into the wafer.
Or and Mrs J. W Messick, and
grandson, Edwin Messick, Of Milford
are spending the week at their cot
tsge
DR. ]. H. Chipman, Of Georgetown
has built q garage on his lot adjoin-
ing the Ioka cottage.
r P Davis and family. with num-
Der Of young friends from Milford are
spending a few days at crapmcre
cottage.
Cart Veasey has brought the Boyce
cottage and it will be occupied this
week by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blizzard
Mrs Willin and c. Edgar Willin, oi
Georgetown.
Charles Cullen and Albert Worth
spent Saturday and Sunday at Grows
Nest
Miss Mary Houston IS entertaining
"a house party Of friends from Milton
Lewes and New York at the Houston
cottage
Mt and Mrs. G. c. Calhoun and
Mrs. Manners are spending the month
IN the Ioka Cottage
Harry vickers. Of Georgetown, ha:
been a frequent visitor during the past
two weeks.
Last SUNDAY ell OF the cottages but
'hrse were open and occupied.
Evening journal., 1912-07-08
HARRINGTON.


Mrs John Sheldrake entertained
Mrs. Hardesty from Wilmington this
week.
Ms David McAvoy. OF Chester. is
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Wal
ter Royds
Mrs. Napoleon Nelson is spending
the week in Philadelphia
Miss Agnes Anderson is visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs Neal Stevenson. Of Frsderica,
is spending a few weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. c. 5. Palmer, who IS
sick
James 4. Smith spent Sunday with
his daughter Mrs Hugh Morris.
Mrs Walter Jones entertained at
dinner on Monday Mrs Dora Har-
rington Mrs Jane Tinley and Mrs.
Wood Of Chester
Miss Anna Quillen has returned
home from q visit TO her brother in
North Carolina and Mrs Walter Mas
sey. of Wyoming.
Mr. and Mrs. A c. Creadick and
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Masten. and Mrs.
Vertie Cahall, Mr and Mrs VIII
Graham and son, 3. ]. shay. Elizabsth
Wiz, Mary Fleming, Mr. and Mrs
Cain, Mrs. Beartha Trice, Lober Jack
son and J. WCheldrake spent the
Fourth Of July at Rehoboth.
Mrs. Alfred Raughley entertained
her son Brinton Rtughley and lady
friend. Of Philadelphia Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Ornett Potter and
children, Of Philadelphia, are spend
ing the week with Mr.. and Mrs w
J. Potter.
Evening journal., 1912-07-08
RISING Sun

Miss Elsie Hunter Is visiting her
cousin, Mrs Kent Brown IN Perry
vile
Mr Joseph Efing, Of Philadelphia,
is visiting his brother. Mr Harry
Efins and family.
Miss Marian y Pyle is enjoying e
visit with Miss Elizabeth Leonard in
Brooklyn. N. y
Rev William Michesls and wife
visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. I'd
win Haines this week.
Mr and MIS- Claude Minor Of Bal
Evening journal., 1912-07-08

timore. we're guests Of Mr. Eli T Rey-
nolds and family the past week
MSS Hanna J Reynolds has return
ed from a pleasant visit with Mrs.
Amy Reynolds IN Media.
Evening journal., 1912-07-08
SOAKED IN COFFEE.
Until Too stf TO Bend Over.

when T drank coffee often had
sick headaches, nervousness and bill
iousness much of the time; but about
two years ago ! went 20 visit a
friend and got in the habit OF drink
ing Postum.
i have never touched coffee since
and the result has been that ] am
now entirely well Of all my stomach
and nervous trouble Tea contains
caffeine. the same drug found in
coffee)
my mother was Just the same way.
We all drink Postum now. and have
not had any coffee IN the house for
two years and We all are we'll.
"A neighbor Of mine. a great coffee
drinker, was troubled with pains n
her side for years and was an in
valid. She was not able TO do her
work and could not even mend clothes
or do anything at all where she would
have to bend forward II she tried 70
do q little hard work she would get
such pains that she would have 70
lie down for the rest Of the day.
u persuaded her ct last 70 stop
drinking coffee and try Postum. arc
she did 50. and she has used Postum
ever since; the result has been that
she can DO her work, car sit for q
whole day and mend and can sew on
the machine and she never feels the
least bit of pain in her side In fact.
she has got well and Il shows cotfes
was the cause OF the whole trouble.
u could also tell you about several
other neighbors who have been bene-
fted by quitting coffee and using
Postum in It's place" Name given
by Postum CO.. Battle Creek, Mich
Look in pkgs for the famous lit
lie hook. .Ihe Road 70 Wellville.,