Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-14

cnce Main, who will leave today for her
home in oklahoma City.
Mrs Charles Burton and Mis- Mi
drcd Tlghmau. Of Cape Charles. are
guests Al the home Of Mr. and Mr. $
H. Blades on Washington Street
Mr J Arthur Price ha. returned
10 hi- duties with the Pcnnsy Nauia
Railroad At peImar. after having spent
hi, vacation at home aith hi, father
Mr. and Mr. O. NJ. Purncll. and
daughter. Miss Julia Purnel. have ISSUED
Invitations toa Valentine, party ON st
Valentine Eve. Friday night Of this
week
In r. Il Robinson. who ha, been
spending several weeks IN Snow Hill
with his daughter. Mrs John W Sta
ton, left Tuesday morning for hi. home
in Hartford county
MIR and Mrs. j e. Hickman and
Mr. and Mrs Henry + Hickman. Of
stockton. we're visitors IN Snow Hill
Tuesday Mr. } " Shepherd was
another Stockton visitor here
Mrs William II. Petit fell DOWN
stairs early last Saturday morning and
was badly bruised She was carrying
It lighted lamp and had a narrow escape
from being severely burned
Miss Annie Hill. who has been III
for several weeks. left Thursday for the
Presbyterian Hospital Philadelphia,
whore she will receive treatment Her
many friends wish her a speedy recovery
The Woman Missionary society
OF the Presbyterian Church will meet
next Wednesday afternoon at clock
in the Lecture room \ full attendance
j. desired as there viii be an election OF
officers
Mr.. Walter Collins left the first Of
the week for Baltimore, where he has
secured employment with the Chesa-
peakr Steamboat Company His many
friends wish hin success and rapid ad
Mr. George 7 Richardson. Of At
kinsons District, took little pleasure
trip 10 Baltimore and Annapoli, this
week George says he knows lots OF
people in Annapolis and he anticipates
:, good time on his trip
4 meeting Of the Brotherhood Of
Whatcoat NJ f Church. Snow Hill. was
held Tuesday evening and number Of
new member, joined Arrangements
we're made for holding public meeting
IN SUNDAY March sth
The Young Peoples Aid society Of
Whatcoat VI f. Church will give tea
in the basement Of the church on Friday
evening. February 10Th between the
hours OF and 8 O'Clock. y m Tickets.
. cents You are cordially invited to
attend
Mrs o NJ Purnell was at home"
Friday afternoon Of last week from
four thirty TO six o'clock She was as
sisted in receiving her guests by her
laughter. Miss Julia Purnell and Mrs.
John + Moore. .lr assisted in the din
ny room
Revival services we're discontinued
At Whatcnat NJ T. Church last sun lay
hight. after splendid SERVE. Rev
Ralph Coursey was prevented from com
ny to Snow Hill because Of a previous
10 assist AT arrvyaI meet.
ng elsewhere
The State Roads Commission is
,iyertising for bids for oiIiug one see
ion Of State Highway lying IN Wor-
ester, somerset. ana Wicomic Counties.
rhe section aggregates about :. l0milcs
n length. and will require. Approximately
~, ei3 gallon, oi oil
Every member Of Ocean Lodge. NJ.
il, l. .. Q. F., is requested 70 be- pres
mt Tucsday evening. February 18th.
BUSINESS Of Importance will be- brought
,efore the Ia igc AT that time Don't
all To br present; Robley - loncs.
.cRoy Smith. W. $. Parsons. Trustees.
Mr. Ernest Mills returned home
rom Poconokr City Saturday, where
lc had been Employed on the Baptist
'hurch which mas been thoroughly rem
waited and painted inside and out FIX
'crienccdpainters pronounced Mr.. Mills
work to be iirst-class IN every particu-
ar.
Mr. Richard Lcake advertised COW
or sale last week in The Messenger
he advertisement appeared on Friday
nd h. sold the COW almost Immediately
'rof Humphreys advertised lot Of
ucks in the Messenger and sold them
he same day of the issue of the paper.
I pays 70 advertise in The Messenger.