Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-11-03
Mrs. Cephas Riggin has returned

Mr.. John ;. Gordy. OF Mappsville.
Va, member of the firm of Gordy a
Chandler was a visitor here this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Peters. of
Salisbury. visited her sister. Mrs. S. X.
johnson and family and her brother.
Mr.. Charles r. Timmons, and family
this week
Mrs. u. Frank fooks went to Balti.
more last week to receive special
treatment at the private sanatorum of
DIR. Howard a. Kelley. She was ac-
companied to Baltimore by her hus-
band. who returned home Friday night.
reporting Mrs. FoOks resting comforta.
bly,. She expects to be gone about two
weeks.
Mr. Ohio Carmean has secured a
position in barber shop on Chinco-
league Island. and left last Friday night
to begin work Saturday morning. He
has served an aphEShticeship of several
years here, and Ne, should be able to
shave his virgEa friends with ease.
and to their saTsfactioA
MIR William c. Powell. of f. d.
Cottingham & Co attended meeting
of the Maryland State Board of Phar-
macy in Baltimore this week
Mr. Charles Irwin Jones has resign
ed his position with the II. X. milford
Company. Philadelphia. and il spending
a few weeks at home with his parents.
DIR. and Mrs Paul Jones. prior to en-
listing in some branch % Uncle Sam y
army. He hopes to be assigned to duty
in the Quartermaster' Department. or
in the Coast Artillery.
John W. Station. Esp. Is looking
after the real estate business of Mr..
James b. Whaley. his nephew. while
Mr. Whaley is looking after the wound
ed Of Uncle Sans army Anyone who
desires to buy or sell real estate will
receive courteous and prompt service.
if il is entrusted to Mr. station
Mr. a, r. Townsend and son. of
Georgetown. Del. were visitors at the
home of Mr.. Isaac Townsend last Sat
urday night and Sunday
Mrs. T.. V. Pechin and son. Edward,
of Philadelphia spent from Friday until
Tuesday here at the home of her cousin.
Mr.. John l.. Mock. Mrs. Pechin il a
member of the Motor Messengers. of
Philadelphia, company Of patriotic
women. who have enlisted in the ser
vice of the Government, and she is en-
thusiastic about the work.
Col Henry J Waters Of the Som
erset bar. was in Snow Hill Wednesday
on professional business.
Mr. Thomas H. Cottman. of Stock.
ton. was in Snow Hill Wednesday
morning on business. He was accom-
panied by his brother, Mr. W. b. s
Cottman. of Hurlock, who. with his
WIFE has been visiting relatives in
Stock ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Petit and
son. Marion. spent the week end with
relatives and friends at Salisbury. re-
turning home Monday by automobile.
Mrs Annie Davis. of Shelltown.
died the first of the week and her re-
mains were brought to Snow Hill for
interment in All Hallows churchyard on
Tuesday. Mrs. Davis was daughter
of the late Il. Everett Smith. of Snow
Hill. and sister Of the late z. Sidney
Smith.
Work has commenced on the new
road from Sno% Hilg to Box Iron. Mr..
William 5. Riley ~ overseeing gang
of men in grading the same from the
Snow Hill CORPORATION limits The
County Commissioners authorized this
work to by done at a meeting of the
Board two weeks ago
Mrs. F.. $. Dashiell is visiting her
son. Alfred S. Dashiell. in Philadelphia.
Miss Emily Jones returned home
Tuesday night from a two weeks visit
to friends and relatives in Philadelphia.
Mr. William II. Richardson has ac-
cepied position in the flour mill of
Mr. Thomas F. Selby. and will discon-
tinue hauling
Mrs. Alfred NJ. Zacharias. of Oak
Hall Farm. near Pocomoke. left We'd
nesday on trip to Gloucester, New
Jersey. and New York City.
MIR. Thomas j, Johnson. of Cedar
town, returned home this week from
trip to Philadelphia. New York. Detroit
and other places. He made part of the
trip in his Buick car.
Mrs. Charles L. Jones, of Norfolk.
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