The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-23
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Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

IL anu MIS-. horace LOuSdkeT, OF
Norfolk, Va, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Levin S. Dali, High street.
Miss Nellie Marshall, of Washing
ton, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Marshall. this city
Mrs. Jacob Kim and sister, Miss
May Pritchett, are spending several
days as the guests of relatives in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Edward Brentwood and two
sons, Gordon and Alton Kirby, are
spending sometime in Baltimore
visiting relatives.
Miss Alice Meredith, of Washing
ton, D. c., is spending sometime in
this city, at the home of her mother,
Mrs McKenny Meredith.
Mr.. Edmund ]. Byrns, Jr., of Bal
timore, was a passenger on the boat
Monday night, after spending the
past week with friends in this county
Mrs. Ralph Jackson. Misses Vir-
ginia and Clara Taylor, have return
ed to their homes. after spending
sometime at the Hotel Hamilton, Oc-
can City.
Robert Lee Thomas and Elizabeth
Stevens, both OF Cambridge, were
united in marriage last night by Rev.
D. H. Willis, at his home on Chop
tank avenue.
Miss Winifred Dunnock, one of
Hochschild Kohn's milliners. is spend
ing her vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ NJ Dunuock, at
their home at Taylor's Island. Miss
Dunnock will resume her duties in
September
Mr.. Emmett l.. Horseman, T. S. N,
spent last Saturday and Sunday Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Mar
, tin Horseman. at their home at Tay-
lor's Island. He is expecting TO go
TO France in few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles \. Tubman
and son, Charles, Jr. OF Baltimore
are visiting Mrs. Tubman's parents
! Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dunnock, at their
/ home at Taylor's Island. They We're
accompanied by their cousin, Miss
Ursula Tubman
Miss Mamie c. Poe and her niece,
Miss Elizabeth Brown, of Chester
! town, have returned to their home
after making I visit to Miss Poe s
sister. Mrs. Lucretia E. Weir, "Eldon
Farm" near Cambridge.
The seventy-seven white men call
ed to report at the Court House next
week have been notified to report on
Tuesday at II O'Clock, noon, instead
of Monday, as was at first reported.
The men will leave on the six O'Clock
boat that evening, enroute for Camp
Meade.
Indicating the unusual interest be-
ing manifested in the Cambridge Fair
is the fact that all of the booths in
the Exhibition hall have been rented
and already a number of them are
being decorated The attendance at
the Salisbury Fair during this week
has been unusually large, much lar
ger than is customary.
Over The Top" the most thrilling
and realistic drama of the present
war, filmed from the world famous
! book, with Author Guy Empey him
; self in the lead. and 1900 United
States regulars, in the supporting
cast. over The Top" will be shown
; at the Grand Opera House tonight
} (Friday), and Saturday. matinee and
night. See this big master photo
: production. 1t will make you a bet
ter American
!. All men in Dorchester county who
have reached the age Of 81 years
since the last registration in June
. must register at the Court House to-
morrow Saturday., August oath
This is very important matter, and
: if the readers of this paper know OF
anyone who has become twenty-one
years old, who has not registered
. they should notify them to do so i'm
mediately, as failure to register car
ries with it very severe penalty.
List of letters remaining uncalleG
. for in the Cambridge postoffice tt
August %: Guy Bramble. Robert
Lee Carter, Ed. Dashield, Obit God
win, w. P. Horsey & Co., Herman
Jones, Fred Jones, NJ. R. Roberts
James Travers. Shine Thomas, A
| S. Rosenberg, NJ. B. Osin, Mrs. M. R
Ashby, Mrs. Jennie Carter, Martha
Cornish, Eva Cornish, Mrs. Louise
! Cook, Miss Vain Hollins, Mrs. Chas
Kane, Mrs. Mary Kiah, Miss Maggie
Thomas, Miss Mary Wilson, Mrs
Annie Wright--G. Walter Wright