Evening journal., 1913-01-06
FELTON, FOLK
ARE ENTERTAINING

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL
ELKTON, Nd. jan 6-Tnere seems
little doubt that Elkion will have an
other textile mill. The last one was
of great benefit to the town and It's
loss by FIRE was greatly felt
Street r. Riley has bought the 3S
acre farm of Richard B. Moore In the
sixth district
Cecil county officials have received
orders from Automobile Commissioner
Roe TO arrest oil drivers and owners
OF automobiles who are operating their
machines without a license for the
year 1913.
The Cecil Farmers Club will be
the guest of j. Harry Maxwell, OF
Principle, this month
Robert J. Crow. mail carrier, has
been so incapacitated by illness as 70
be unable to perform his duties.
Edgar c. Fox OF Wilmington, has
bought the Honecker farm on the
Chestnut Hill road not far from Iron
/ Hill Station.
The Second District Auxiliary Com
mittee of Union Hospital is making
great preparations for a bake TO be
/ held in Chesapeake City on Saturday
January IL.
Harry England. OF Lion. aud Miss
Jessie Thompson, Of Calvert, announce
their marriage in Wilmington on re-
cent date.
The wedding of Miss Lulu Bryson.
lately of the Chesapeake City High
School, and Milton NJ. litter, of Balti-
more was solemnized I'm Wilmington
by the Rev. George w. Dawson.
The engagement of Miss Mollie Syl-
via Keene. Of Rising Sun, and Arthur
S. Irwin. OF Philadelphia, has been an
nounceed by Miss Keene parents, Mr..
and Mrs Adam r. keene The mar
riage will take place this month.
The golden wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Burns. Of Hayre de Grace
was celebrated on Wednesday Mr.
and Mrs Amassa G. Brown. of Elkton
were bridesmaid and best man at the
marriage and we're present at the gold
: en- wedding
Mrs. Hannah J. r. Cresswell ha.
been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. vii
liam b. Selby. of Washington -Misl
Marion Meisel has had as her gues
Miss Gertrude Carter. Of Chesapeake
r City.-Miss Matte Collins, of Elkton
2 has been visiting friends ip Chesa
5 peake City.-Elwood Balderson. o
p Colora, is entertaining Miss Eiizabetl
] and Miss Katherine Balderson, O
{ Boise. IdahO.-Jefferson ID. Smith
r United State Navy, has been visitin
e ElktOn friends-Ross Crooks, of Lii
D erty Grove, a lad fourteen years q
k age, broke his arm by a fall Will
e skating.-Charles J. Bryson will short
S ly remove from the Landing FARM
j Miss Hattie Moore has returned fror
/. a visit TO Newark, Del,-William "
E McNamee died at his home on Eal
S Main street Elkton, on Thursday e'
g ening Mr. McNamee was born In ri
d Neck. being a son of the late Williai
[. McNamee. The deceased for year
y was in the tobacco business In Ell
r ton He is survived by one brothe
e John c. McNamee, OF the fifth distric
e The funeral will be held on Sunda
g Afternoon In sthe Elkton Methods
d Episcopal Church. InteAlent in Ell
q ton Cemetery
: The Maryland Board of Publ
II Works failed to appoint the stai
auditor and a deputy auditor Thoms
II j Murray Of Elkton was slated for ii
s latter position but failed to recei,
e the appointment because the boar
I. had decided to have an expert a.
e countant for that Office
e Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence c. Striklan
are the guests OF DR.. and Mrs WALTZ
e G. Boyd OF 1l6 Jackson Place Bait
o more.-Mrs Levi X Bowen,
'e Newark. was the guest of Ellston reli
N tives last week-Dominick Abagia,
)t Elkton, has returned TO school
Baltimore Clarence Walmsley.
u. Baltimore. is visiting relatives in Ell
!, ton.-Mrs. Virginia NJ McCabe has r
turned from a visit to relatives
= mington-William H. Sprink
"A has rented the David Taylor farI
owned by Mrs. Sadie Nh oil and wi
move there from the Holly Hall far
about March l.