Evening journal., 1914-08-17
COMINGS AND COINGS
OF ELKTON residents
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKTON, Nd, Aug. l7.-Another
| splendid educational opportunity is Of
fered Cecil countians. in the two scholar
ships at Gouehcr College, Baltimore,
which have lately been rendered the
State Board Of Education.
A serious injury to his spine was the
result of Charles o. Hall of Baltimore,
formerly of Cecil county, diving too
close to the beach at Ocean City, New
Jersey. Mr.. Hall is in a critical condi-
tion in a Philadelphia hospital
In honor Of their thirty-ffth wedding
anniversary Mr.. and Mrs. James Keith
ley of Back Greek Neck entertained a
number of their friends and relatives
The Zion Presbyterian Church held a
social at the home of Mrs. Helen Wells
Kirk, near Brick Meeting House on
Wednesday evening.
Returning from Atlantic City Assist
ant Postmaster Calvin d. Strickland of
this town, was taken alarmingly ILL., The
services of two physicians were neces-
sary when he arrived home
The Union Methodist Episcopal
Church will hold a lawn fete at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Price,
near that church, on Thursday evening,
August 20.
The School Board has appointed Miss
Nora Stoll of New Jersey, Weep principal
of the Elkton High School.
While visiting at the home of A. L.
Worthington. in the Sixth district
Joseph Kennard fell down a flight OF
steps and sustained serious injuries
When the force of men engaged in
graveling the road between Rising
Sun and Zion, complete their work
which is being carried on by the or.
ders of the County Commissioners
the road from Elkton to the frs
/ named town will be in a splendit
condition.
While visiting his son-in-law, DR.
W. f. Corkran, Wilmington, the Rev
Earle Maloy, of Colora, was takeT
suddenly i'll.
Coming across the Canadian border
to become the bride of a Cecil county
man. Miss Kathleen Duncan, of Mon
treal, reached Rowlandville on Fri
day. The next day she was married
to William Henderson, of that town. il
the Methodist Protestant parsonage
by the Rev. E. o. H. Henderson.
, es gave a reception on Friday even
ing to te hRev and Mrs. B. J. Brinke
ma, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Reu
ben Reynolds. Mr.. Brinkema has re
, signed to accept a pastorate in Mil
, ton, Pa.
Miss Evelyn Kibler is enjoying ;
stay of several weeks at Wildwood
n. J.-Mrs. James Doyle, of Newark
visited relatives in Elkton, last week
= Misses Margaret and Bessie Long
z of Wilmington, are guests of Mrs
~ Lewis Logan, of Rowlandsville. -
, Ralph Mulligan, of Delaware City, Wis
. tied relatives in Chesapeake City las
: of relatives in Kennett Square, Pa
; week.-The Misses Margaret an,
, Rhoda Churchman, of Zion, are guest
= The Rev. and Mrs. j. c. Horner hav
= been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. vii
. liam Purner. Jr., of Town Point. -
y Stewart Walmsley. of Bernardsville
e n. j., has returned home afgter spend
ing his vacation with his aunt, Mrs
Eloise w. Ash, at Holly Hall"
> EX-Sherif Henry II. Hager of Chesa
lpeake City spent Thursday in Elkton.-
The Misses Hannah and Margaret Hart
nett have returned from a delightful
trip to Wildwood n. J.-AIiss Lulu Jack
son has been spending some time j
Cochranville, Pa.-Miss Carrie Secou
spent Thursday with Mrs. L. c. Mitchell
of Leeds.-James Vandergrift has r,
turned from visit to friends at Tow
| Point.-Miss Annie Mahoney of Leeds.
entertaining Miss Frances Cloves q
Elkton.--Professor G. +. Williams
Port Deposit has returned home after
tour of Europe.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry "
| Pippin are spending a vacation at Mary
del.-Miss Laura Deputy has returne
from short visit to relatives in Phils
delphia.-Mr. and Mrs. George Owens ,
North East have been the guests of d
and Mrs. Frank Benjamin of Chicago
Mrs. Frederick H. Letter spent part ,
this week with her sister, Mrs. J.
Moore at Leslie.-Mrs. Frank Shiverv
entertaining Miss Annie Shiverv ,
Leeds.-Noble Ricketts, of Plainfieid. !
H., is visiting his aunts. the Nfisss
Ricketts,. near Elkton.-AIrs. Williai
Boren and Miss Carrie Wright of Ches,
peake City. spent Wednesday in Ell
| ton.-Mrs. Rachel Carter of Wilmingto
is the guest of Mrs. Abel T. Mearns ,
Zion.-George r. Howard, Mrs. Willia
o. Gilmour of Baltimore, and the Miss,
Ash, were the guests of Mrs Benjami
NJ. Wells, near Calvert, on Thursday
John Banks OF Wilmington is visitir
relatives in Chesapeake City.-Geor.
Jackson of Philadelphia, is a guest
Armstrong Jackson, near Union.-Mr
Lulu Grant of Ohio is visiting relativ,
in this county.-Alrs. John McElmoy
has returned from visit to Baltimore
LOSE MUCH ON HALF FARE.