The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-11
The DAILY BANNER
Brief Local News

Mr.. Leland Johnson has returned
to his home in Centreville after visit
ing friends in Cambridge.
Mrs. Earl Stairs and two children,
Pauline and Ida Ruth, are Spending
the week with Miss Myra i5ennett
/ James, Md.
Miss Isabelle Johnson of Nj.
Clemens, Mich. is visiting her broth
ers, Messrs. Ira and Arthur Johnson,
at fredericksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Foble, of Cam
den, N. J., are visiting Mr.. Foble's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew J.
Foble, Church street. a
Mrs. Margaret Freeman and
daughter, of Baltimore, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson e. MerrIck, at
their home near Cambridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marshall
have returned TO their home on Willis
street, this city, after spending sever
al days with relatives in Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas GeOghegan
and children. of New York, arrived
in Cambridge last night and are
spending sometime at Oakley Beach
Hotel.
Misses Lee Smith and Lottie Ma
rine. who have been spending sever
al days in Baltimore on a business
trip, have returned to their homes
in this city.
Mrs Sadie Johnson has returned
to her home in CentrevilIe after visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Carroll Bran
mock, at her home at COrnersYIliC.
Maryland.
Dr. and Mrs. p. P. Payne ana
children have returned TO their home
ON Locust street after spending the
past two weeks at the Hotel HamiI- |
ton. Ocean City.
Olive Thomas the most beautiful
girl of the screen will be shown i'll
The Flapper" this is one of Olive |
Thomas best comedy dramas, Il big |
play of society life with all its frills. |
Nh Harry Hubbard, OF Annapolis,
Md, left on the steamer Emma Giles |
yesterday after having spent the |
past week with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas |
Bennett at their home near James, |
Maryland.
Miss Edythe Mowbray has return
ed home after an extended visit 10 |
NeWfield, N. j. She was accompanl- /
ed home by Miss Margaret Beckett,
of Vineland, N. j., who will be her |
guest for several days.
T. Sangston Insley. trustees sold at |
public sale at the Court House door
yesterday afternoon, through VIM. ).
Cusick, auctioneer, the Mary ..
Robinson home place at Bishops Head |
to Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Z. Pritchett |
for $1640.
W. Irving Mace, Attorney for the
Benjamin L. Brooks, sold at public |
sale yesterday at the Court House
door through the Dixie Realty Co, |
for $6,6O0.00 the property in Maoi-
son district owned by Mr.. Brooks, |
the purchaser being Mr. Joseph w.
Brooks.
Cashier Walter B. Johnson. of The |
National Bank of Cambridge, and
family, and Messrs. William John
son and family, of Pittsburg, and !
John johnson and family, of Boston,
dIS III q N>'AAAP
ing trip at Ragged Point, in the
Neck district.
w Irving Mace, Attorney for t. |
w. Donoho, sold at the Court House
deer yesterday afternoon through I I
the Dixie Realty Co., the Donoho |
farm situated in Salem Election Dis
trict, the purchaser being Mr.. Edgar
Phillips of Vienna, and the price |
S28,4O0. This is said to be one OF |
the finest tracts of land in the county.
The Dixie Realty Co., will sell at |
public sale on Tuesday, August oath, |
the real estate belonging to the es-
tate of the late James Wallace, in |
Guiding the home property known as
The Hill'' embracing all OF that
large residence property situated on
Spring street and Gay street, the
improvements consisting of a large
brick dwelling with all modern con-
veniences, the office building now oc-
cupied by Judge W. Laird Henry, al
so the property on Gay street, oc-
cupied by Mrs. Daniel H Marvel.
This property will be advertised in
this paper