The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-01
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Miss Virginia Taylor, of Town
Point, is spending a week at Shi-
lob Camp.
Mr.. J. Airey Brannock, local ag-
ent. has just received carload of
Abbott-DetrCit automobiles.
salem Camp starts today,aad on
account cf its Convenient location,
viii undoubtedly he largely atJen-
ded,
Miss Mary Delaha entertained a
few of her friends Tuesday even
ing, in honor Of her cousin, Miss
Myrtle Lankford
Miss Myrtle Landlord. of Draw
bridge, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Daniel Delaha, at her home on
Glasgow street
How would you like to be
fireman this weather. and have to
help pull around hose carts. en-
gines, hook and ladder trucks, etc?
Mr. and Mrs W. 7. R. Hoddinott
ana family were passengers on the
boat this evening for Baltimore, ZEN
route for their home at Whining
ton.
Miss Helen Eckhardt has return
ed to her home at Philadelphia, af-
ter spending sometime in town as
the guest of Miss Myra Flowers, |
Choptank avenue.
The Cowboy Millionaire, the big |
tWo-reel Western drama, the best |
Western feature ever produced by |
the Selig Company, will be shown
at the Auditorium tonight.
Miss Florence Wingate, daughter
of Mr.. VIM. T. Wingate, of Grape, |
is very much better, after having |
been i'll at the Cambridge Hospital |
for several weeks, of typhoid fever
Mr. J. Airey Brannock has sold
to Mr.. Joseph Brooks, of Madison,
anu dlSO 10 MI. Z. L. MOOie, ol
Preston, five passenger, $40, Abb
bott-Detroit touring cars, 1913 mod
ell.
Prof. A. R. Spaid and family, of
New Castle county, Delaware, have
moved into the house on Locust st.
recently vacated by Fish Com
missioner Edward S. Phillips and
family.
There will be a meeting in Bal
timore next Tuesday, Aug. 8, of the
directors of the Oystermen's Pro-
tective Association of Maryland Inc,
for the purpose Of electing officers
and adopting bylaws. etc.
Mr. and Mrs. James Albert Sib-
ley and son, Carroll, who have been
the guests of Mrs. Sibley's parents,
Dr. and Mrs L. E. Johnson Vue
de L'Eau street, left on tie BOAT
this~~eyening, en- route fol their
hnn.a- 1T rn1aaa-ahio.
Mrs. John W. Evans and daugh-
ter, Miss Marion, after having
spent short time with Mrs.
Evans sister, Mrs Henry Ruark,
returned yesterday on the boat to
Baltimore. They were accompanied
by Miss Lucy Ruark, who will be
their guest.
Mr.. Thomas E. Keenan,, of this
city, has accepted the position of
editor and manager of the STAN
1ard-Journal, the Republican organ
of Dorchester county. From the
manner in which Mr..
Keenan, has handled other matters
in the past, no one questions the
fact that with the application of
sound business methods he will
make a success of the paper.
The All-Stars, of Washington, who
lost to Cambridge recently, will
play another game of baseball at
New Athletic Park tomorrow. Yes
lIS w lCuhl |
feated East New Market by a score
of 16 to 3. The visiting team has
been strengthened by a new short
stop, a first baseman and a third
baseman. Don't miss this excellent
game.
List of letters remaining uncall-
ed for in the Cambridge postoffice
to Aug. 2: Cyril Baugher, w. L.
Buris, J. L. Conors, Geo. Cornish,
E. NJ. Gray, c. NJ. Hughes, George
Saulter, c. B. Simmons, Miss Oh
lie Barnes, Miss Rebecca Clayton,
Mabel Cooper, Miss Agnes Con-
ners, Miss Ethel Harmon, Miss
Elizabeth Naern, Mary Eliza Pur-
ker, Mrs. Geo. Parker, Mrs. Lev
in F. Shenton, Sarah Thomas, Mrs.
Mile Wright.-W. H. Medford,
Postmaster.