Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-08-22

ron. Nicomlco county, where thrA nave
been spending the summer Prof Hum
phreys IS carrying an extra coat II tan.
the result Of ae~iivatlng al MS farm,
but Notwithstanding tins. ne lo"k.
quite the scholar and the gentleman
Misses Dorothy Wis and NelIie
Roruu. Of OuAurock left "Wednesday
for 4 visit % Mrs Ray Shields, u near
rucamoke city Ihes were accpinpa
MED by Miss Jessie Townsend. whose
guest they we're while IN Sn9W Hill
Miss Townsend viii return nome to-day
To spend the remainder Of her vacation
William j Layton wen, 81 I.ew.-
Delaware last Friday 10 attend the fu
neral Of H. sister Mrs Amanda j
Warrington. whose death occurred SUD
denly Oh TUESDAY d paralysis she
was the wife 81 George Warrington
and WAS r, wears old Mr. Layton
made tht trip u l.ewes 10 du automo
bile returning the same .iat
Mis-. BERT. Purucli entertained al
"50p on Friday morning oi last Week
i'm honor 81 her cousins. Misses ldoila and
Frances Puruell. Of t,uaiaIaIara, Men
leo. Those present were Misses Esther
White. Elizabeth Powell. Frances Lee.
Virginia Spence Virginia Howard
Grace Purncl. Kathryn Jones Grace
Nichol, and Emily Jones
!, x, q. -
eph X Purcell. Of Baltimore came
here on the steamer Maryland SATURDAY
and remained over tlIl Monday morning
a the guests - If, William i spur
rier. VINO - Their relative Mrs NiShei'
and daughter TRACE. VINO haNe been
spending some time with Mr. Spurrier.
returned nome with Mr. Nickei on
Monday
II. u...,.,,,.,...,. S,,,,.. r.e,.,,.s8
~ ~. -. -, H., e,a,,,,,,. t,,,,,,,i.
.;a,,.',.s ~ Tb,,r.6.,y ana aft.r yiyiny
bond became thg auly Auth4f!@e' go
iector ioT I'M, c3iiee''!l' t ~
~ harieS bl9no{' ~ i3,si4ol III, ~
~; HaF'ts -. i'a'e' -
collectors i"t lIle ITS anu '',tl3.
". Iiotl a's'ilctS' h''' ''''''''e'i ''''''
lhars''as'
one III the most expensive floral
designs ever made in Baltimore Md
-ags the sun. vas sent % Washington
a- a trihut. from the Democratic clubs
81 Baltimore to Mrs. Wilson. Wite 81
III 80 49, I'D = ~. Tom ~ n mound
800. ~. ,,r,y. i, contained ,
am nrcbids ana rost n mn Maiden
NH, f..rr ,,.,s al.o ,i.e3 Fl M, make.,!p.
Prot. Charles ". Ea,ley. Pm D.
Professor 81 Chemistry In the niver-
sIty Of Maine. al Ornn6. Maine. arrived
in Snow Hill Tuesday evening on a
visit ~ his uarents. Rev. and Mrs
IL. tt.t..
was ACCOMPANIED by his wife and iaugh-
ter. Miss Laura Easley. motored from
Maine. making the trip in easy stages
ana 'nahlnt ssNg ~, 10y, - no ~ iii lin AMI
-, al r.,,,.,;,, ...,,.,..,l ,,,..a.
on Monday DR.. Paul .Ionc, took
Dr +. 5. pashieil "a the Presbyterian
Uospital Philadelphia 10 hr operated
on there TODAY. He wa. accompanied
also hy his son Edward. who returned
"Wednesday night and reported that his
father stood the trim well Mrs Dasheli
went 10 Philadelphia on Wednesday
DIR DasheiH mas been sufferer Tor a
long time and hi many friend, hope
the operation will be success full. ami that
- F" = '''''' : - ~
Mrs Harold lSOptift, Oh New J tEk,
ana her brother. Hon. Asher Smith. 81
Texas have been here this week 70 ~e,
their grandmother. Mrs. Harriet Rich
ard,on Since arriving ia snow HE'D
Mr. smith has been advised that thu
Governor Of Texas ha, called 4 special
session ~ the Legislature - convene
nest Mondaz to pas. ii laW providing
or bonded warehouses for the cotton
crop Mr.. smith i Democratic meu
her II m, Legislature He mas asked
10 b. excused from Attendance because
III the sickness ~ Mr.. Richardson
cur Ola friend Mr. John Tom
LaytieId retired conductor Of the Della
ware Railroad. vas in SNOW Hill with
his brothrr-in-law. MIR Reese & Peters
% Berlin last Tuesday. Mr.. layiied
/. Il; year. of age but he look, about
80 and is a. active and energetic &, h.,
IN. ID wear. ago. Mr.. l.aviield i 4
native II salisbury but h, lived III
SnoO, uil Tor "A number III wears In the.