The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-12-07

Hemmerly, the public nurse, in 3her cru
SADIE against tuberculosis.
To facilitate the building ofsa wharf
along the Christiana River at the foot or
Church street, Wilmington, the Street
and Sewer depai ument has placed LIS en-
cheering department at the disposal OF
the city and will also build the wharf
cheaper than private contractors II per-
mitted
Hog cholera has also broken out IN
lower Hartford county, Thomas Miller, OF
near Havre de Grace having lost his en-
tire lot.
Because OF the loss of his hand by the
explosion OF fireworks bought from Lit
tie Joe" Weisenfeld, OF Baltimore, w. B.
French, of Perryman, Hartford county,
has brought suit against the firm for
SIS, 900 damages.
Residents along the Susquehanna, In
the vicinity of Peach BOTTOM, report that
the fishing season just past has been the
best since 1889.
Announcement has been made of the
| marriage of Miss Nettle Marie Mahan, OF
| Havre de Grace, to Mr.. Allan S. Wal
tiers, of Bel Air. The ceremony took place
| last Saturday afternoon at Grace NJ. +.
! Church, Bel Air.
Benjamin Silver was painfully injured
On Monday of last week. He was at
tackled by vicious hog on his farm near
Havre de Grace, and in attempting to
beat off the animal with an axe, cut him
self on the right leg, receiving an ugly
cash below tho knee.
Charles D. Fisher, son of the late Judg"
George p. Fisher, died at his home !
Milford, Del, on November l6, in th
9th year of his age. His funeral wa
held the following Friday with intermen
in the Odd Fellows Cemetery in Milford
Part of the hitching sheds of Oxfor
Presbyterian Church caught fire one ga
recently from pile of stuff Sexten Wat
terson was burning. J. Harry Wilso
stopped the trouble with an extinguishe1.
Mrs. Milton Woolson, an aged womar
of New Castle, Del, recently fell dow
stairs and was severely injured.
1t is understood that the Americal
Vulcanized Fibre Company of Newark
Del, has negotiated for additional groun'
along White Clay Creek, from William }
Barnard. \
While going to Newark on Thanksgivi
ing Day. to attend services at st. Thomas
Church, the Misses Nivin, of Landenberg
Pa, met with an accident that might havh
proved serious. The axle of their auto
mobile broke when a short distance o,
Newark, but the clever work or the chauf,
feur brought the machine to a stop with
out injury to the occupants.
The Kiamensi wooden mill at Kiamensi'
Del, is running full time after a shut
down of one month, during which new
boiler was installed and extensive re-
pairs made to the water power.
Charged with obtaining money under
false pretense, Leroy Matlock, an cleo
trical engineer, was arrested in Havre de
| Grace on November 2s, and committed TO
Hartford county Jail, to await the action
of the grand jury.
! Indications for the winter of 19l2-1913,
according to the markings OF the breast
bone of a goose Matched in Berks county,
Pa, last spring, are that the weather will
be mild up to the holidays, after which
severe cold is promised with severa!
Billiards Spring will be late. Pleasant
weather will prevail during the Christ
mas holidays. These are the predictions
, of John A. Kalhach, the Reading goose
bone weather prophet after reading the
goose bone.