The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-08-24

Mrs John Z. Eskridge left yester-
day for Baltimore. where she Will
spend sometime
Mrs. George y. Smith has returned
to her home on High street, after
having been the guest of friends else
where.
Master Calvin Dali. who has been
visiting Atlantic City. and Middl-
town. Del, has returned to his home
on High street.
Misses Louise Leonard and Maud
Mills have returned home, after hay-
ing spent sometime III Niagara Falls
ana Thousand Islands.
Rev. and Mrs. TIL MulIineaux. OF
Baltimore, are the guests Of Mrand
Mrs. Hazelton \. Joyce, at then
home or Maryland avenue
/ Miss Mollie Robinson. of Balti-
more, is spending sometime in Cam
! bridge, the guest of Mrs. f. &. Woot-
ten and Mrs. VIM. J. Sherman.
! Mrs. Clarence II. neene and little
daughter, of Atlantic City, are visit
ing Mrs. Keene's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry |. Ruark, Locust street.
Mr.. and Mrs Steele Seward. of
Chester Pa, are the guests of Mr..
Stewards parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Seward, at their home con Maryland
avenue.
Mrs. Arthur Leap. Miss Ola Leap,
and Mr. Ernest Leap left yesterday
for Baltimore, enroute for Luray,
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Sherman, of
Baltimore, arrived in this city yestei-
day to spend sometime with Mrand
Mrs. William T. Richardson, at thei,
home on Maryland avenue.
Miss Bessie Wootten has as her
guests at "Appleby" Manor, Misses
Virienne and Audrey Cordero, of
Baltimore, formerly of Jacksonville,
Florida.
The white schools OF the county
Will open Monday, September 18th,
according to the arrangements made
by the Board of Education for the
county. The Teachers Institute vii.
be held the week of Sept. 10-15th.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weir and
two sons, of Baltimore. who have
been spending sometime at the PIim-
himmon Hotel, Ocean City, are the
guests of Col. and Mrs. Albanus
Phillips, at their home on Mill st.
BY an announcement found else
where in this issue I1eSsrs. w. H.
Meekins & Bro. and Charles X. Cork
ran announce an advance in the
prices of ice cream, the increased
price going into effect tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Il. Percy. OF
Baltimore, are the guests of Mr.. Per-
cy's sister, Mrs. NJ. T. r. Fooks, Lo
Gust street, for few days Mr. Per
cy states that he is going to make |
Messrs. F. H. Phillips and f. p. Vim !
ton look like amateur fishermen
while he is here.
Mr.. William H. Carson. who has /
conducted the PoStoffice Pharmacy !
for number of years, has closed his !
store, owing to financial difficulties, |
having been unable to secure the nee |
essary capital with which to conduct |
his business, owing to poor collec- |
lions.
Master John McAllister, who was |
knocked down by an automobile yes |
terday, is reported to be getting |
along nicely at the hospital. An eX- ,
animation of his injuries showed |
that there were no broken bones and |
that his greatest trouble was the
shock to his system. 1t IS expected
that he will be able to be up and
about in a day or two.
List Of letters remaining uncaIIed |
for in the Cambridge postoffice to
Aug. "a: John Byrds, Carstein Coal
Co.. W. H. Collins, Rev. A. l.. Hyde,
DR.. Harry Lenden, A. E. Martin,
Rev. p. j. Melhorn, B. NJ. Noble, H.
F. Pferffer, F. H. Powell, Jr., Rev.
A. E. Race, Frederick Sahm, Walter |
Taylor, Wellington, Wild Coal Co., |
Thomas MacWilliams, Mrs. Annie
Butler Mrs. Hattie Chester, Mrs
Hopkins, Mrs. Rose Hopkins, Mrs.
Jimmie Ellens, 2; Mrs. H. NJ. Jones,
Mary Laird, Mrs. Sarah Robinson,
Miss Margaret Tull, Mrs. j. T. White.
C. Walter Wright, Postmaster.