Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-09-13

'''tth'l ~ inc SNOW lilll liigh >chuoI
and who was professor 81 biology ID
Western Maryland Collcp, last >cal.
va married last Friday evening to
Rev. j. v koontz at the nome II the
bride in Baltimore
some Of the Great Chiefs IF thc
state o. K. Vi. viii pas . fraielnal
visit to NassaWanpa lrb, SNOW HI
nest Thursday evening. S,ptombcr
18th. \ fall ATTENDANCE, of the mem
Lei i, desired
Mr~ }. vs. Short Greeubackyllc.
VA. places IN interesting auction sale
IN thi- issue Of The Messenger loo
head Of cattle, l5o -hccp. % horse
and mule, and loo acre of valuable
tmbel This ale should b. Of much
interest 10 many Worcost,i people.
Mrs Charles ! Nc kcc returned
home Tuesday from two week.
isit to Norfolk. whore >ho WAS the
guest Of hen cousin Mn, \ : Jones,
u, dclghtful house party Mrs
Sclby Bonnc, lie and daughtcr. Miss
Mollic. of Salisbury, and relatives
from Princess Ann, ana Chicago
were also members Of the house party
Mrs.. Ohio l.. Taylor and son
Avery, Of near Newark. have returned
home. aftcl a very pleasant visit to
her sister, Mrs. T. H. Dryden at Long
Island, New York
Attention is called to the large
advertisement of the auction sale Of
the "Dilworth Farm near Ecrin This
is good farm. Mrs Dantinnc, the
owner wishes TO discontinue farming
and will sell the farm and a large
amount Of personal property on tho
premises, Fri'la.. morning Scptcm-
Der 10Th.
The juicy oyster Is again on tho
market, with the advent oi.a month
with an -" in it. The first OF this
seasons crop reached the city in time
for the opening Of the season. Il is
thought that the demand tins ycaI will
exceed tina, of the past years. It is
sand that the New crop oysters are
bigger and iucici than they used to
be-
Miss Elizabeth Mock. Miss Leila
Hodson. Nh Newell NJ. Corddry and
Mr. Thomas |. Corddry were guests
of Mr and Mrs +. W McMaStcr. At
their home on the rocomokc River. AT
= dinner party Thursday evening
Other guests included Miss Nan Lloyd
and Nj. Francis Lloyd. of rocomokc
City.
Nj. John Marshall Wilson came
the latter part OF last week To spend
Il two weeks vacation with his mother.
Mrs. VI. VI. Wilson. and other relatives
Fot the last two months Nh Wilson
has been engaged IN work for the
War Camp Community Service. an or
ganization chose special province i, To
look after the entertainment. and pro-
vide amuscmcnts for the men outside
Of camps At the clos of his vacation
Nh Wilson viii return to Alexandria
Seminary. Alexandria, Va. where he
Is = Theological student.
Nearly two hundred and fifty per
sons have obtained gunncrs' license AT
tho office Of the Clerk of the Court
to date. Mr.. Charles +. Hill. the
deputy game warden, is very much
grattcd i, the numhc9 OF persons
that have already obtained liccnSc
and is encouraging all persons intend
il to hunt 10 comply with the law
and obtain then license While not
wishing to pcrsecutc anybody. or
work . hardship on innocent otfend-
crs. Nh Hill Viii perform the duties
of his Office to the best Of his ability.
and vioatol, Of the game laws are
warned that they viii b. prosecuted
to the full extent Of the law.
Nh Burlcigh {. took is home
from Annapolis on : visi, 70 his
mother. Mrs Emily j. Fooks Mn
Fooks. who is student N 81. johns
college, has been spending his vaca-
tion in Annapolis doing rcportorial
work for the Evening Capitol in that
city. In addition to his work On the
E,eninp Capitul. he was also the An