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Arizona republican., 1912-06-18

ing outfit at work in the western part of the valley where he is finding much work. He will start for the Buckeye country as soon as the up per work is finished
 w. J. Murphy has just finished le- yelling and irrigating the large tract which he owns, located on the Me DoWel road north to the Arizona canal east of the CrOsscut This is one of the valleys prettiest home places. The entire tract will soon be put on the market.
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Bellairs Brefs.

Miss Helen Strrge-. OF Noble street.
very F~l"asartlN entertained her Sunday
school lass. ~ the I1rst PRESBYTERIAN
church. last evening
Mayor Nas>man presided over a brief
session - police court yesterday morn
INK. bat one offender facing him. \
nnc of 81 and costs va simporef
Mrs william TIce. % this city. Is
friends. AZ Sew Brighton. r.
J. T. l~i.rrHrs. employed IN the Penn
leen promoted 90 CHIEF clerk AZ L.auEhln.
Pa. and will leave e. take up his neV
position.
J g.. Arhuga--. ~ Noroca. "a. vas
-ailinE on friends ia This CRY Yesterday.
Herman Glat4,r - Shnlyside Dr. ser
iously 90 &C. Nis home
III" REGULAR monthly meeting ~ fh.
Mnw"7 9 Missionary Society Of the Iir~t
noon and several important matters re-
.'.rvi a~ffeut.ou.
Fred Giafl.- o. Gravel I'm. 10 s.ri-
onslr i. Threatened with pneumonia
News Items FOR t.is paper may he left
Cog o." city Book store or t%.lephoned O.
f"" reporter. r"U -Gt-J
TIE public schools 81 this city dis
tri.f"l ta" reports 20 me pupils yes
Austin NlIl.y. ~ A,or7. "a - o.,
guest of relatives and friends 30 tnis
M.-~ Elizabeth Nicholson is 81 at l.r
Miss M~nrGlf't H"- -" ~ Belmont
spent V"~tefiay with ShstysiHe reia.
uVsS uuH friends
Loyal Legion SEQ g.. q = \. ". On.
M.,heu last night
Miss Martha Kinney very pleasantly
entertained the members - tho a. o.
club A. h"r horne On North Guarn~ey
T j r Fnr,t. Of omaha. Sch Va- n
business visitor II this Dity yesterday
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BRENNAN
SPENT "SOME" COIN
ELECTION Expenses Given to Repubii-
can Walters, for Booze" and
for Booze" Cures.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. Nov. g.
To prove that You cant always boa,
the Irish, Ignatius Brennan. caudi-
date for state treasurer on the Demo.
cratic ticket. has proven himself tla
victor In ~ least one respect. TINT
OF filing the prize winning expense
statement with the secretary ~ state.
as an candidates for state offices are
required 20 do by law. Here 10 fs.
In full. as sworn TO before j. B Hand.
Ian. notary public:
~.scclrins the nomination 10y purchase.
Railroad fare 49, q n mostly. SPLEEN
$50 system. $50 OH.
Pullman Dnwrauy ~ illinois. 60 60.
TIPS 90 HepIru an Pullman ppr,a-s.
s. .u
binirs car. FOR meals earoute. $1,000
will give christmas dinners % mo
poor. zO fHaf uo persons Will receive
moro tHIn their share while others
Will bc -li-Hfrd
Local linton 40 ~ 81 fh. Brow.
ers association. held 90 me.tirE Ia-f
ey"rIu- which WAS featured hv fh.
election OF officers for tho ensuing
year " D other mess of import.
arc" was transacted. although tho
m"c'irE v1s au intrr'-firr one 20 tho
member
With Pho approach ~ tho Christ.
mas season many travelling urn a-'
returning bone until after tho roII.
days. as fhi. time ~ tho year dealers
aro usually for busy fp fait 'p agents.
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NEWS BRIEFS

A meeting Of tho Johnson-CarteT
Company. tn" bankrupt firm ~ Fol
anshee. will bc held this morning. az
10 O'Clock. in Referee Henry 4. Notes
office.
Roy. l.. " <. Stryker. pastor %
81. Matthew T. T.. church. this city.
delivered tho ~ the exercises
commemorative th. tenth annivcr-
nry Of the ordination of Rev. ". ".
slGcner co. fhc priesthood The ccle-
bration WAS held Tuesday in -.
Paurs parish. At Steubenvfle. and
Bishop ". s. Leonard. 81 ohio. who
ordained Roy. Siicnrr on Dec. @. 1909.
was present. Rev. strikers subject
Was Christian Family
Boys ~ tho Junior and Senior
classes ~ ;hc local High school held
their first basket hail practice yes
tcrday afternoon az the close OF
school.
An 900 lay meeting ~ tho Ladies'
Aid Society o. tho Island Christian
church. W. held yesterday IN tho
church rooms \ short program wcs
rendered and tho remainder 81 the
oay was taken up with special work.
The board OF county commi-sionerr
net Do regular rei.n reefn-dar rtse
- upon H uIwtrr uf delayed bills and
took up road matters with rho road cup
rrvia0ra
AZ OBJ. regular meeting 90 ne board
~ control h.Id teeforitf. bills were
fuoitfl anil fNT message NJ tho board fl
cnurcIl wa PARTIALLY prepared
Tho Sophomore class a. tho High
school will entertain with n converse.
ton party next Friday evening a. tho
local High school.
The Associated Charities this
year expects % confer with other char.
liable and church organizations which
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FIVE KILLED

So r.7l frsf1t-l Co TIE -In'aiNcsnrsr
III NTINGTON. ". Va. Dec. o.
Late tonight hve persons were killed
by a boiler explosion at Wilson Dale.
Wayne county. The lead are
leonard Maynard. Portsmouth. o
Jake Maynard. Portsmouth. O
Albert Fintry. Naughtuck. W Va
James Harrison. Naughtuck. W. Va.
Wilson lomell. Naughtuck. W. Va.
The men were repairing the boiler
when the explosion occurred All we're
blown through the wall OF the mill.
Their bodies were picked up in candy
buckets.
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MARTINS FERRY
Some Interestins Fimre.

During the months OF October and
November the rural ,%trr.crS 81 zoe ,oIn-
TRY Dave he'n counting and weighing
'u"ir mail COLLECTED and delivered % orr
der That the department may he able 20
arrive AZ Som" c"h' lIl-i'u 80 90 tr" work
done and how much additional work j.
mad" I- The luaIElratiOn Of the parcel
post system on the FIRST y ta- year The
Icuunt at tle local OFFICE shows that the
ilnt1l carrier tins delivered and coifarted
O. total ~ 2. 8" pounds fnf October q
total OF 1883 pieces were Collected and
..'l '~,i weighing 1867 pounds. anil ~
which 1.i-- pieces W'f" first class mail
and $50. second s.1--. tte remainder
'triri ana fourth class Ir Noveuher.
%. pieces were collected and dietrl-
nnt'i w"Ie. r- iNse pounds. Hrt Of
vHt'. @"t- pieces were nrst class s.aoS
hIri ari f"lrtH After o." first "f rlr
cor ~ l- probable thar another cuunt
".I Doc taken Co. ascertain fre Eaiu
'H-"i - TIE ~"nlin- of CO." parcel post
Ths YoaHr rc,rie Fosg Mission
vii H"Ii Fr "f.u meeting at tn' hom"
NI-- NfIhlr Morris. -"E $ Hrntlvtt
th.- evening tr EXCELLENT program has
. rIHet after which Ja.r', r.fr.-H mer's
WtN r' -rft'I 49, fTt ~ ..r. for fn.
ensuing ,'lr viii boz elected 40 this
present Th. ruErm be- as follow
PART l.
Music In tn. LIrht of tho star
uct.tte
..'.. when Jesus W.. Born
Ron cali auI rasm.nt ~ du,.
E.1ainr Mi-r Roma cuurori
hH" SUE ...-..- ocf"fte
I'arsf'r' Benevolent Society
urs w.1t.e ..... Miss Nirrv wu.am-
. Jamie ........ Mics Annie Earn
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STEAMSHIP
ARRIVALS

NEW YORK. Dec. Sailed. la
Savoie. Havre. Celtic. Liverpool.
Siasconset twireless-Sighted Ma.
ies'ic. Southampton. FOR New York
Sable Island tWirelessl-Sighted.
Cedric. LiverpOl. for New York.
Queenstown-Saiied Oceanic. from
southampton. New York.
Rotterdam Arrived. Rotterdam.
New York.
LlNerpoO. Sailed: Baltic, New
York.
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Preventative Diseases. their Cure and
P~reNenuun This lecture viii - Et,sn
ln ~ FIRST " 2 huron IN THIS city.
Tuesday evening uecember 10. ana vii
% free 20 '1e public. A meeting Of the
society viii - h-i1 ~ tNe church this
afternoon AID 80 annual election OF
officers VII te nslH
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Iar'"l Rogers. or Uiiiie- Bottom. was
tried Isf.r. Mayor Davies ~ 81 rl.tra-
t4" August %. uu o. charge OF violating
ON" .; 1874" Jaw AMI nued $500 ana costs
rogers WIS arrested Wednesday, hv
CONSTABLE" Nir1er ON a mitfswus from
'~Hsrir Anderson ROGERS was lodged in
f- city .atl and tls 20 81 CTafrs-
VIE This morning At tho rate or sixty
cents % 1ty Dee VIII hc required To- serve
about three wears az tie fine and costs
amount &. gg-H
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BELLAIRE


frof J j. Sturgis arrived IN this city
~t~thay and was go charge 81 tle mu-
-lr at the Christian revival services at
li. christian church last VIENNA lie
VIII continue until the meetings are
closed E'v. J. y. Scholet delivered a
very interesting sermon last evening.
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4 meeting u" fh" Lad o. Aid society
- t's First Reformed rhurl.. VAS held
Neonerts1 srtrE. and the following
nrlrrr~ elected Tor tas ensuing year
President. Ms p a. Goodman NI..
Iresidert Mrs. Catherine krlgs- S-.-
r.ta-N. NrS Henry krope. T~rvs~4t,r.
Mrs Regina NYrr
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r. e annual 'sI of re Mercantile club
- tr.- rlfr. vl- held Ia Armorv Hall
last o. "r'rE aul a large number Werc In
a~ft'rdHrtc ~i-~'riIng several out q town
quests B'fh'Iiers orchestra Furnished
fh. music.
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For Additional Martins ferry See
Page %.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-10-05
WOODLAND

Mrs. H. H. Kirk is attending the State
W CT. L. convention in Cumberland
III IS week.
Mr.. Ernest Janney and Miss Alternately,
of Cherry Hill, spent Sunday at Mr.. John
Cullen's.
Miss Eva Tyson is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. E T. Bryde, of Glenolden, Pa.
Mrs. Bayard Eliason, who has been the
guest OF her sister. Miss Llndale, has
returned to Wilmington.
Sunday, October 6, will he Rally Day
at Hopewell NJ. E. Sunday school.
Mrs. Kemp, of Baltimore, has been a
recent guest of Miss Annie SINNERS
At business meeting of the Epworth
League, Miss Leila Thompson was alp
pointed delegate to the convention to be
held at New Castle, the 18th and 18th.
Mrs. Samuel Churchman and Master
Sherwood, have been visiting in Will
mington.
Mrs George Tyson gave a Ten Cent
Tea Wednesday afternoon.
The Misses Rawlings entertained some
of their friends Saturday evening.
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PORT DEPOSIT

Every rightly constituted mind ought
to rejoice not so much in knowing any,
| thing clearly, as in feeling that there is
infinitely more which it cannot know
Ruskin.
Misses Mary Cummings and Virginia
Atkinson spent last Saturday at the
Hartford House, Havre de Grace.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
will hold rummage sale at Mrs. f. T.
Dorcus' storeroom on Tuesday evening,
October s, from 3 until s.
Mr. Joel Acker, of New York, spent
Sunday at his home.
Miss Hannah Mary Eutchenhart spent
last Thursday with Mrs. r, NJ. Gilmore
in Rising Sun.
Mrs. Stephen Daniel Lamm and child
rem are guests of Wilmington relatives
Miss Dorcus, of Walkersville, Md, IL
the guest of Miss Myrtle Dorcus.
Mrs. F. 7. Benson spent last Friday
and Saturday with Miss Maud TIemmicB
in Baltimore.
DR.. Thomas R. Baker spent Monday in
Baltimore.
Mr.. John Rheinhart, of Baltimore.
spent some time with Mrs, R. H. Snyder
Misses Mamie and Jessie Campbell
spent Wednesday in Rising Sun.
Miss Book will display her fall milli-
merry at the Woman's Exchange, next
Tuesday and Wednesia October and Q.
Mr. Maxim, the great inventor, gave
very interesting lecture at Memorial Hall
last Saturday evening.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Esther Friedman, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel II. Friedman, to Mr.. Harry
Cohn, of Bridgeport. Conn.
Mr. Charles R. Butchenhart of Phila-
delphia, spent Sunday at his home.
Mrs. Annie Cummings spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cummings in
Philadelphia.
Rev. T. A. H. o'Brten spent Monday in
Dover, Del
Mrs. Mary Lamm and Mr.. and Mrs.
Archer Coale attended the wedding of
Mr.. Harvey Coale and Miss Tucker at the
Methodist Church at Forest Hill, We'd
nesday evening of this week.
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Nelson of Girls
field. are visiting Mrs T. / II. OBrien.
Miss Mary Mohrein spent Sunday with
friends at West Chester, Pa.
Mrs E. T. Dorcus and Miss Myrtle Dor
Gus have returned from quite Pleasant
trip with relatives in Walkersville
Mrs. George Atkinson has returned
from very pleasant visit with Mrs.
Boyd. in Havre de Grace.
Mrs. Jones, of Fequea, spent Wednes-
day with Mrs. Carrie Taylor.
Miss Eliza beth Smithson, of Newark,
sDent several DAYS this week with Mrs
Smithson, at Rock Run.
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LOCAL NO1EC

The contract for the concrete work for
the sidewalk on the causeway has been
awarded to the Bigger Brcs., of Summit
Bridge.
The Cummings property on Canal and
Biddle streets was sold to J. R. Kirk on
Thursday at public sale for 1880.
Three torpedo boats, the Bageley, Bid
die and Berney, passed through the canal
ON Monday enroute from Annapolis 10
New York to participate In y the naval
n'anouevres there.
congregational meeting was held at
the Presbyterian Church Sunday morn
ing, imme diaIsely after service to con-
slider the request of the Rev. William
Clews tina. his pastoral relations with
the church be discontinued on account of
his desire to accept call to become
pastor of the Presbyterian Church at
Kennedyville. The congregation decided
to comply with this request. Mr., Clews
has been pastor OF the Presby terrain
Church here for about one year and we
will part with him with great reluctance.
DR.. Markley Black and Mr.. Edward
Bidde OF Ceoilton, were town visitors on
Monday.
Regular services will lie held at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday, Holy
Communion will be celebrated at 1870
a. N.
Sunday is Rally Gay" at the M E.
| Church.
Democratic mass meeting will be
held in Elkton ON Friday. October IS.
| Last Sunday morning Senator Omar d.
| Crothers, of Elkton, accompanied by his
| two little boys and Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Brown and daughters, Edith and Edna, of
| Chesapeake City, was driving his car
| near Clayton's Corner, when in attempt
| ing to pass an oncomng automobile, his
| car skidded and the wheels sank in the
soft earth at the side of the road, and
all were thrown out. Senator Crothers'
ankle Yves badly bruised and Edith and
Edna Brown received several scratches
about the face and hands. The car was
not badly damaged.
The Home, Light and Manufacturing
| Co of Elktcn, is erecting poles on Bid
die street, from the Elkton road toward
the boatyard.
Barlow and wilson, Down in Dixie Co
played te,ore a full house in Masonic
Hall on Monday evening.
| George w. German will SELL his house
hod goods in Elkton today and move to
Chesapeake CITY. He will make his
| home with his mother.
Magistrate Joshua NJ Ash on Tuesday
| fined George Dutton and his son Charles
81 and costs each for assault on Ward
! Baker, son Of Thomas Baker.
The monthly meeting of the directors
of the Chesapeake City Volunteer Fire
Co., No. l. was held Thursday evening.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-10-05
PERRYVILLE

Miss Add.e Miller, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs George Cole.
Great preparations aye being made for
Rally Day services to be observed in the
NJ. f. Sunday School at 23U p. m, on
Sunday, October 6. Everybody welcome
Miss Lydia W.nkler, of Wilmington,
spent Sunday last at her home.
Mr. Alexander Lite. OF Baltimore
has returned home after spending a few
days with his parents. Mr.. and irs. Jas.
Little
Mrs. Dr. john G. Dennis spent few
days in Wilmington the past week.
Mrs c. l.. Cole and daughter Myrtle
We're Wilmington visitors last week.
Mr.. John Thomas snd family have oc-
cupied one of the houses in the Ten Row.
Mrs Lakeland and son of Whining ton,
visited Mr.. and Mrs NJ. E. Co.e the
past week.
MIS- John Campbell and Mrs. Charles
Crawford spent Wednesday in Phladel-
phia.
Miss Frances Barnard. of Baltimore,
spent Sunday last at her home
Misses Mildred and Gladys Burns, OF
Wilmington, were in tow nthe past week.
Mrs. Burke Little and son, Burke, have
returned home to Baltimore, after spend
ing some time with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d.
Craig.
Mrs. Harry Gallon aud son have re-
turned to her home in Philadelphia
Miss Mabel Singleton is spending some
time in Philadelphia.
Rev +. C. Sunfeld of Wilmington,
preached in the NJ. f.. Church on Sunday
night last in the Interest of the Will
mington City Mission work and collected
$26 "a for the cause.
Mrs Charles Leonard, of Philadelphia
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pat
terson this week.
Miss Laura Halfway. OF Corowingo, is
spending some time with her brother,
Mr.. Victor Halfway.
Mr. Charles Mussalman and family. OF
Port Deposit, have recently occupied the
house vacated by Mr. John Thomas.
Grace Isabelle Cochran, infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mis-. Frlsoy Cochran, age
IL weefs, died on Friday lest and was
buried on Sunday at Asbury with service
in charge of Rev j. H. Beauchamp.
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RISING SUN.

Miss Ella Pogue left on Tuesday morn
ing to attend the Beachwood School in
,Jenkintown Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. NJ. Pogse, were in Philadelphia dur
ing the week.
Miss Hannah Reynolds has returned
from visit with the Misses Maxwell at
Principle.
Messrs. Herbert Cochran and Joseph
Vanneman, of Baltimore, spent Sunday
with Mr.. Edwin l. Haines.
Rev. E. c. sunfeld, of Wilmington,
preached in Rising SUN NJ. E. Church on
Sunday morning. Sabbath school tegin-
ming with October 6, will be held in the
afternoon for some months to come.
Mr.. Charles Murphy, of Philadelphia,
was a visitor in and near town over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Shepherd and
daughter, Miss Helen, visited relatives in
Middletown last Friday and saturday
Messrs Chalmer Reynolds, Of Balti-
more and brother, Aaron Reynolds, visit
e ed their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Reynolds, last week.
The Ladies' Aid and Foreign Mission
AIRY Societies met with Mrs. Sarah Ryan
on Thursday afternoon, at 23o o'clock.
Mrs. Edwin Reynolds is enjoying q
visit with her daughter, Mrs. John w.
Dix in Philadelphia.
Miss Emma Armstrong, OF Fair Hill
is the guest of Miss Evelyn Cameron.
Mr.. A. Percy Kirk, of Baltimore, visit
ed at the home of Mr. H. Linn Worth
ington this week.
Miss Clara Robertson very pleasantly
entertained the follt wing guests last
Saturday night; Misses Louise Wagner
Emma Brown, Ella Pogue, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Brown, Rev. William Mich
aels and wife, Messrs. Herbert Cochran
Charles Murphy and Edwin L. Haines.
Mr.. Charles s. Eye spent last Wednes-
day in baltimore OH business.
Miss NJ. Alkaline Smith IS enjoying a
visit with her brother, Mr.. Harry Smith
and family in Richmond, Va
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Harness ATTENDED
Trenton Fair during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. l.. Worthington enter
1ained with dancing the following guests
on Tuesday night: Misses Verna Grason
Della Jenkins, Sarah Kirk. Evelyn Cam
eron, Mary Brumfeld, Gertrude Dare
Louise NJ Worthington, Hannah NJ. Kirk
Alice Clifford, Mrs. Branche Patten, Mr.
and Mrs Cecil E. Ewing, Dr.. and Mrs
j. H. Jenness, Evans Ewing, Leslie Pyle
Gerald Efing, A. Percy Kirk, Floyd Gil
lesp.e, jerome Brumfeld John Fassltt
and Mr.. Ford
Miss Mollie Keen enter aimed severa
friends with games and music on Wed
nesday night
Miss Anne Ward and aunt, Of Pittsb burg
visited Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. DuycEnck
fe wdays th.s week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-10-05
CHEJAPEAkE CITY DEPARTn1EIl 81

Miss Clara Ginson ds visiting ner par
ents in Delaware City.
Mrs. Clayton Ellison. Miss Helen EIli-
| SON. of St. Augustine, spent Wednesday
with Mrs. |. G. Griffith.
Mrs. Charles Ellison spent Monday with
her daughter, Mrs. JULIUS Clayton.
Mt. Harold Carter spent several days
/ In town this week
| Miss Kay Price is visiting in Phiiadel-
ph.a
Mss Mary A. Lucas, of Baltimore. spent
, several days last week en- town
Miss Louie Queck spent Sunday with
| friends in Havre de Grace.
Miss Ethel Ellison DIS visiting in Phila-
| dalph,a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wallis and chill
| dren spent Sunday with Miss Mary Wall
| lis at Georgetown.
| Miss Mary Cooper spent Saturday fn
| Philadelphia.
| Miss Helen Wind.e is visiting her par
! ents at West Grove, Pa.
Mr.. Joseph Deibert spent several days
this week in Philadelphia.
Captain Harry Price, of Steamer Lord
| Rsi,timcre. is spending few days In
| town.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-10-05
Almost A Miracle
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For many years or family has used this
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-10-05
JOCIAL NEWS

Mr.. Thomas Price, of Wilmington.
spent Sunday in town.
Mss Esther Banks spent Monday i'll
Wilmington.
Captain and Mrs. John Guest have
closed their home at Randa,ia and re-
turned on Thursday to their home IL.
Washington.
Mrs Harry Howard and Miss Mary
Howard spent Monday in Elkton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lindsey, Jr AND
Miss Sallie Hickman, of Wilmington, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lindsey.
Mrs. L. J. Metz, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mrs. l.. X. Barwick
Miss Emma Bell and Mrs. Susie Mis-
tiers, of Baltimore, visited Mrs. James
Woo.eyhan last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Williams were
town visitors on Saturday last.
MIR. Harry Scheuman, of Baltimore
spent several days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Augustus Tatman.
Misses Nettie Blunt and Ethel Hines
have returned after spending some tim,
in Che5tertown.
Mrs. l.. X. Barwick, Mrs. Charles Eli
son, Jr., visited Philadelphia last week.
The Right Rev. William F. Adams
ID, Bishop of the Diocese of Easton,
held service in the church of the Good
Shepherd on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scheuman, of Bal
t,more, are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustus Tatman.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Hager are spending
some time in Baltimore.
Nrc I,,ip
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Isaac Husfelt and Mrs. Elizabeth
Davis, of Earleville, spent Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis.
Mr.. Alfred Cox, of Wilmington, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lindsay.
Mrs. George Moxer, of Philadelphia, is
spending several days this week in Phil
adelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wallis spent
Tuesday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Schand of New York, is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. William Penn
Mrs John Ford and children, of Mar
shallton, Del, are visiting Mrs. NJ. Z.
Ford.
Miss Nellie Lusby, of Ceciltcn, spent
Thursday with Miss Emma Morgan.
Mrs. George Padley, of Cecilton, visited
her mother Mrs. NJ. Z. Freeman this
week.
Captain Tasting and Mr.. Delmar Curry
of Philadelphia, spent Wednesday with
Mr. S Anna Curry.
Rev. William Clews spent several days
this week in Port Deposit attending the
meeting of the New Castle Fresbytery
Mrs. Taylor McKenney, of Elkton, visit
ed her mother, Mrs. E. Pensel this week
Mr.. George Fillingame of Wilmington,
spent Sunday with his parents.