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Brief Local News

Miss Lura West is able to be out
| again after being housed in with a
| severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward VanBuskirk
are receiving congratulations upon
the birth of fine girl.
Mrs. Robert E. Tubman of Balti-
more, is spending several days at the
Hotel Dixon this week.
Mr.. c. H. Gootee arrived in this
city today and will attend the meet
ing at the Holiness Church tonight.
Mrs. VIM. P. Beckwith and her
mother, Mrs. Webster Richardson,
are confined to their home on Muse
street with the grippe
Mrs. Robert Mitchell has sold her
residence on Academy street and has
purchased one on West End avenue,
into which she has moved.
The many friends of Miss Ida
Marvel, are pleased to learn that she
is improving after being confined to
her home on Muse street, because
of illness.
The many friends of Mr.. Edwin
Mobray, linotype operator of Demo-
crat &News, are glad to see him out
again after being ill at his home on
Muir street with pneumonia.
Mr.. Edgar B. Simmons left this
morning for vacation trip. While
away he will visit Frederick, Nd,
where his son, Mr.. Howard Sim
mons resides; Annapolis, Baltimore
and Richmond, Virginia.
Mr.. o. H. Williamson, of Bridge
vile. Del, is spending a few days
in town with his wife, who has been
quite i'll at the home of her friend,
Mrs. w. P. Davis on Academy street
Mr.. Joseph B. Meredith, Emile
Tschantre, and Thomas Nichols, have
returned to their home in this city
after spending several days in Phila-
delphia
The new hook and ladder truck
broke one of its driving chains yes
terday morning, when responding to
an alarm of fire, which turned out to
be a fire in a chimney on Cemetery
avenue.
Miss Agnes L. Price of Handbook
boulevard, and Lient Robert Nice,
and Miss Jeanette Nice, of Washing
ton, D. c., spent the weekend wits
Col. and Mrs. Archibald Nice, a,
Harrington, Del, having made the
trip in Lieut., Nice's car.
Mr.. James w. Wadden is quite
sick with pneumonia with which he
was seized few days ago.
The many friends of Miss Eliza
beth Baumgartner, will regret tC
learn that she is confined to her home
near Salem, with an attack of La
Grippe.
Farmers representing I'll districts
of the county met at Grange Hall in
Cambridge Thursday and perfected
plans to form an organization repre-
senting all farmers clubs, community
clubs, and tomato growers associa-
ton Of the county. Isaac 0, Taylor
chairman of the committee to draw
up a constitution and bylaws pre-
senting the report of his committee.
Washington Camp No. /, Patriotic
Order Sons Of America, of Seaford,
Del, entertained about 200 of their
friends Saturday, Joseph H Cox,
Mayor of the town presided. Prayer
was rendered by the Rev. G. L.
Hardesty, retired SeGford minis
ter. An illustrated lecture was civ
en- by the Rev. L. F. Ruley. An adj !
dress was given by the Rev. B. F.
Ruley.
Mrs. Ford Richardson, and two
sons, are spending several days with |
Mrs, Richardson's parents, Mr.. anG |
Mrs. James r. Jones, lat their home on |
Glasgow street. Capt. Richardson,
has recently been transferred from |
Camp Gordon, to motor Transport,
corps, Camp Holabird near Baltimore
where he will remain until the mid
die of June. and from there he will |
leave for Panama.
To lie spurned by the president
of the village bank as the mosl
worthless boy in town, and later to
be givel place in that bank and
commended by the same man is the
fortune of Johnny Spivens as played
by Jack Pickford in I'm Wrong" the
first National feature which will be
seen at the Grand Opera House to-
night. Johnny accomplishes by The
capture of two bank robbers whose
activity threaten to ruin the banks
head.
A story of pathos that will bring
tears to the eyes and yet keep you
over The joys and sorrows
of childhood days which you your
self have experienced. See thu pic
ture In Wrong" at the Grand Opera
House with Jack Pickford tonight.