The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-06-02
The DAILY BANNER
Published Daily, Except Sunday
Brief Local News

Mrs. George Otis Dashien left yes
terday for West Point, Virginia t.
spend ten days with relatives.
Mrs. Roy Fleckenstein of Eastol
is the guest of Mrs. James M. Rob
ertson at her home on Glasgow
street.
Mrs. Liston Dashiell, of Salisbury
| is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
H. M. Wright and Mrs. Charles L
| Dashiell.
Mr. and Mrs. Granville B. Hopkin:
and two children of Ardmore, Pa.
are visiting Mr.. Hopkins mother
Mrs. John w. Fletcher, at her home
on Mill street, this city.
Miss Margaret Elliott who is 6
student at Eastern College, al
Manassas, Virginia has returned &c
her home at Vienna, Maryland fol
The summer vacation.
Mrs Charles 3. Christopher and
son, Milbourn. have returned tC
their home in Baltimore after spend
ing sometime with her parents
Judge and Mrs. M. F. Cannon, Willis
street, this city.
Misses Geneva Mitchell and Edith
Palmer and Mrs. Wilbur K. Dashiell
Mr.. Clarence Mitchell and Master
James Webster spent Tuesday in
Annapolis where they went to see
the great Atlantic Fleet.
Mrs. Bertha G. Hurley, through T.
Sangston Insley, attorney, has sold
to Mr.. Edward S. Phillips her fine
Locust street home. Mr.. and Mrs. M
Duke Smith will occupy this hand
some residence about Sept. 1st.
Capt. Jerry Lewis, formerly OF
Fishing Greek, has purchased of Mr..
Edward S. Phillips, the residence
property 1O6 Willis street, and has
removed to same. Capt Lewis is
engaged in the boat business.
A slight fire occurred yesterday
morning a few minutes after eleven
o'clock in the automobile paint shop
of Mr.. Raymond Messick on Bridge
street. The damage was very slight
am bunting to only a Few dollars.
Mr.. and Mrs Outerbridge H. Neal
announce the marriage OF their
daughter Mary Eleanor, to Mr.. John
Mace BrohaWn to take place at thel1
home on Locust street on WedneS-
day June ninth, nineteen Hundred
and Twenty.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Scott Davis
of Baltimore announce the marriage
of their daughter, Nellie Augusta tc
Mr.. Hiram N. Albaugh, to take place
Saturday evening June 18th, at
o'clock at Hyland avenue M. E
Church, Baltimore.
Emerson C. Harrington, Jr., At
torney for Julius w. Zihboll, OF
Vienna, sold at public sale yesterday
at the Court House door the farm OF
Mr.. Zihboll located in Vienna dis
trict, near the Little Mill, TO Mr.. o.
w. Hubbard, of East New Market
the purchase price being $4,000.
Captain John Nichols, who is in
the rigging and construction bust
ness in Wilmington, Del, left this
morning, after spending the weekend
with his family in this city, for
Hopewell, Va, where he has big
contract with the DUPONT Chemical
Co., to dismantle the plant at that
place.
Houses are in very much demand
in Camb bridge at this time and an
opportunity will be afforded next
Tuesday, June 8th, to secure home
or a property for investment when
the property of the late Mrs. Alice
w. Mobray, 1872 Muir street, Cam
bridge, will be sold at public action
at the Court House door.
A succession of breath=taking
thrills feature 1.-The Grim Game" a
paramount-Artcraft picture, starring
Houdini, the worldfamous self-lib-
orator. which is being shown at the
Grand Opera House last night and
tonight. Vaudeville patrons who
have marvelled at Houdini'S wonder
full feats on the stage will see an
even more daring Houdini on the
screen. 1t is the limit in motion
picture sensations, which includes
the most daring aeroplane stunts
ever filmed.