The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-28
Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

Mr. r Lee Brown arrived home on
the boat this morning from bust
ness trip to Baltimore.
Miss May Jordan returned last
night TO her home in this city, after
spending several days in New York.
Judge and Mrs. John R. Pattison,
who have been spending several days
at Annapolis, arrived home this
morning.
If. Russell Smith arrived home on
the train last night from New York,
where he spent Il snort time this
eek U.l business.
ie.ary CT State Thomas w.
Simmons is spending the weekend
at his home, 'Algonquin" Manor.
near Cambridge.
Eir Frank Sherman, of Baltimore,
is spending several Gays this week in
Cambridge visiting his father, form
er Sheriff George r. Sherman.
Mr. Lester Jackson, Of Whining
ton, Del, is spending sometime with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving b.
1 jackson, at their home on Maryland
avenue.
Mr.. HazeIton A Brannock, of
WilmiE gton, is spending the week
end with his parents, MIR. and Mrs
w. Bayly Brannock, at their home on
Aurora street.
Mr.. Linwood Harris, of Philadel-
nhia. arrived III ,.,is city last night
TO spend the weekend with his mo-
Their, Mrs. J. B. Harris, at her home
ON Mill street.
The passengers on the boat last
nigh, for Ba.tlnluTc \. ere Capt. John
Phillips, DR.. Neal Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
,,a:iGtil, MI. are -,IIs II. boston, Mrs,
y. L. Stevenc, Mrs. +. H. Twilley,
Mrs. NJ. Salisbury, and Mr.. Vivian
Iairoil.
Governor and Mrs. Emerson {.
Harrington and little son, Billy"
arrived in this city this morning to
spend the weekend visiting Mrs.
Harrington's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William T. Johnson.
Mr. Frank l.. LeCompte, of Rich
mond. Va, is spending several days
in East New Market and Cambridge,
visiting his mother at East New Mar
ket and his brother, Mr.. E. Lee Lee
Compile, in Cambridge.
Mrs Spry Moore and Mrs. Harry
+. Brannock returned home on the
boat this morning from Baltimore,
where they attended the Baptist
Association, which was held in that
city this week.
The performance of the Columbia
Stock Company at the Opera House
tonight in The Whole Dam Family"
will complete its engagement here
while the fire Monday destroyed the
ICompany's scenery, the engagement
here has been a very successful one,
I Company, has recovered the five
checks lost Thursday evening at the
! fire which broke out in Phillips Hall.
Master Seymour Andrews found the
$73, of which So was cash, and re-
turned the same yesterday to the
fire chief, the boy receiving liberal
reward for the same.
DR.. w. w. Quinton, a retired Army
surgeon, of Buffalo, N. Y, has pur-
ichased,, through the Dixie Realty
1 Co., the beautiful residence of III. j..
sl+paaka =en-tha Boulevard, DR. Quin-
Eltc-l, who has Travelled around the
world, says he never saw a body of
water as beautiful as the Choptank
river Mr. and Mrs. Peake and
family will remove to Northern
city.
Fiery Strife, of Clearspring, Wash
ington county, who won the first
prize in the boys contest at the
Hagersuown Interstate Fair Corn
Show, raised 100 bushels on his ac-
re- The corn is worth today $40,
while the cost of raising it, including
rental of land and pay for time and
use of team in cultivating and har-
yesting the crop was $19.44, leaving
him u net profit of $50.56.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the Cambridge postoffice to
Oct. %: S. H. Brown, Bruce Clash,
James S. Chase, Goldsbury Camper,
Clarence Davenport, Albert Handy,
Frank Henry, Joshua Johnson, Yer
nerd McCatter, Luther Palmer, w.
A Parker, John M. Pinder, Irving
Finder Lue Pinkett, Ernest Styles,
Mitchell Shorter, DR.. E. A. Stump,2;
James E. Taitt. Daniel w. Wheatley,
Miss Linnie Dixon, Chile Eddilock,
Miss Stella Hammond Miss Ethel
Lorraine, Miss Lula llock, Miss
R. Earl Newnom, Miss 1Iaelissa TRAY
ers, Miss Mary Weatley, Miss Lille
Wilson, Miss Jimmie Young.-G. ".
Wright, Postmaster.