The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-04-28
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Brief Local News

Mrs. John E. Croft will sing a mum
Der of selections this evening at the
big meeting at the Armory; also the
Citizens Band will play a number OF
selections before the meeting starts.
Miss Lucretia Poe Wier returned
to Garrison Forest School last night,
after having spent Easter with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Poe Wier,
It their home, "Eldon Farm near
Cambridge.
Governor Emerson c. Harrington
arrived in Cambridge yesterday even
ing, having come over from Annapo-
lis for the purpose of attending the
funeral of the late DR.. Victor Car
roll. who had been a close personal
friend for many years.
If in need of a. good horse, cow,
or farming implements, attend the
sale of T. Howard Mitchell tomorrow
| (Tuesday) April 20, on the Neck
road, adjoining town limits. There
will also be sold a lot of corn, hay,
growing wheat and hay crops, and
several hot-beds of tomato and pota-
to plants. 1t Will be big sale.
Mr.. John R. Ewell has purchased
one-half interest in the business of
Mr.. John E. Croft, formerly conduc-
tod ,,pdor tho mama Of Tomas a. Croft
and will enter the business May LIST.
| The business will be continued at
the same stand, under the firm name
of Jones & Ewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milbourn F, Cannon
have returned to their home on Will
lis street, after having been the
guests of relatives in Baltimore.
They were accompanied home by
their grandson. Master Milbourn
Christopher.
A quiet, but very pretty, wedding
was solemnized at Church Creek M.
E. Parsonage Friday evening at 1O.15
O'Clock, when Rev. B. P. Moore unit
ed in marriage Mr.. George w. Muir
ply and Miss Colby Hurley. both of
Cambridge.
The many friends of Sergt. Or
mand Hayward will be greatly pleas
ed to learn of his recent commission
as Second Lieutenant, he having re-
ceived his commission on March 81,
and is expecting to leave for Ger
many, where he will be stationed for
sometime.
The Dixie Realty Co. Will sell at
the Court House door tomorrow at
| ternoon, the splendid residence prop
erty, No. 32S West End avenue, be-
longing to the estate of the late Oil
yer w. Mitchell; also at the same
time and place valuable building
lot on West End avenue, having a
frontage of SO feet and a depth Of
120 feet. This property is being sold
for the purpose CT settling the estate
of the late Oliver w. Mitchell.
1.-The Code Of the Yukon" big
drama of the great outdoors. A man
who is big enough to take back his
wife after she, for no other reason
in the world but that she wanted the
tinsel of life, has run away with her
husbands enemy, is the kind of a
Imam that lives III the big, open Nor
lthwest country, where God is the
only judge. Mitchell Lewis. Goldie
| Caldwell and Thomas Santcni have
the leads at the Grand Opera House
tonight.
Henry Lloyd, Jr., assignee, will
sell at public sale, at the Court
House door, tomorrow aftern DON, one
of the most valuable pieces of resi-
tdence property in the city of Cam
bridge, being the property on. High
street, known as the home property
of the late Judge Charles F. Colds
borough, more recently known as
the Cambridge Yacht Club property.
This is one of the most desirable
places in Cambridge. being not only
! delightfully."- situated as home, but
also having a waterfront in the rear
worth thousands of dollars.
We desire to call the attention Of
our readers to the sale of the per-
| sonal property OF Mr.. John T. Will
liams, to be made by T. Sangston
Insley, attorney. upon the premises,
! the DR.. Dawson Farm, in Castle Ha-
ven Neck, beginning at 1880; next
/ Wednesday morning. The property
| to be sold consists of a Peerless au-
/ tomobile, Ford Truck, saving outfit,
II first-class brood sows, Jersey red
boar, about 100 pigs, At shoats, rang
ing in size from 25 to 100 pounds,
all kinds of farming implements, lot
of cord wood, lumber and almost ev-
cry other kind Of property found on
an up-to-date farm, including four
good mules, pony, and divers other
articles. For particulars, see adj
vertisement in this paper. B&R.