The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-07-06
The DAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE, MD, JULY 6, 1921
Brief Local News

Miss Lura West arrived home thi
morning after having spent severa
days with friends in Claiborne ant
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wyatt Barber
and Miss Margaret Barber, of South
borough, Mass, are visiting relative:
in Cambridge.
Miss Dorothy GauIt,, of Hyatts
vile. is spending several days as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Miles H. Wool
ford, Locust street.
Mr.. j. Thomas Collins, of Annap-
oils, spent the holidays with his
family and parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]
r. d. Collins, Glasgow street
Miss Mildred Davis, of Alexandria
Va. returned TO her home Tuesday
morning after spending the holidays
with Miss Lulu Clark, of this city.
Mrs. Carlton H. Waller and Miss
Elsie Yates who have been spend
ing sometime at Centreville, as the
guests of relatives, arrived home
Sunday.
Mrs. Grafton Hines and little
! daughter, Priscilla, who have been
! spending several weeks at the Hotel
Dixon, left this week for Hammond
ton, New Jersey.
! Mr.. and Mrs Talbot Denmead and
| three children and Mr.. Denmead's
! mother, all of Baltimore, spent the
! weekend as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. James R. Jones, Glasgow street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Smart, OF
Hartford. Conn, are visiting Mr..
Mrs. T. Sangston Insley at their
home "Appleby," near Cambridge.
The trip from Hartford was made By
motor.
Witches Lure a big 10 and ID
cent photoplay of the great oil fields.
A picture that will thrill you every
moment. Is the big attraction at
the Grand Opera House tonight.
Three big vaudeville acts tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard w. Simmons
who have been spending several DAYS
with Mrs. Simmons parents, Hon
and Mrs. Samuel L. Byrn, at their
home, Linden" farm, near Cam
bridge, left this morning for Freder-
lex where Mr.. Simmons is engegeT in
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerry w. Phillips
who have been spending several days
at Ocean City, have returned to
their home on Willis street. Before
their marriage which occurred on |
June 25th, Mrs. Phillips was Miss |
Beaulah P. Elliott. They were mar
ried by the Rev Walter E. Gunby, |
pastor of Zion Church, this city.
Mr.. Leonard Mowbray left at this
Office yesterday a twig of a plum |
tree which was simply loaded down |
with pEums there being fifty or more |
on the one twig. Mr.. Mowbray |
stated that the tree is so full OF
fruit that many of the branches have |
broken off, the weight upon them be-
ing greater than they can stand.
Mr.. D. w. Downey Agent of the
B. G. 4 A. at Baltimore and George |
w. Adams local agent met with the
Board of Directors of the Chamber |
of commerce this morning Mr.. Dow
ney explained the efforts that the b
G. & A. were talking to ompriye the
service and that he desired to secure
the suggestions of Cambridge peo-
pie. The Board of Directors will ap
point a committee to make further
of Cambridge needs
and will meet with the officials OF
the B. c. & A. at a later date.
What's the use OF always wishing
you were well? Why not get we'll?
Are you going to continue to drink
that same water that brought ty-
1hoid last summer? Don't take the
'isk, it's too great" Drink the pure,
crystal water from the Mardela
Springs, then you are safe; the cause
of all disease is eliminated; your
health is as secure as your money
hat is deposited in the bank. ASK
your physician what he things of Mar
leila Springs Mineral water, then
send postal for bottle of this
water and watch the results.
MARDELA SPRINGS MINERAL
WATER COMPANY
Mardela Springs, Maryland.