Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-02-05

W. Sturgis.
Miss BERTHE Bradford and Miss
Julia Parsons spent the first of the
week in Philadelphia.
MIR. and Mrs James +. HalcS, of
Onancock, Va, visited relatives in
Snow Hill last Sunday.
Misses Mamie and Helen Dryden.
accompanied by Miss Carrie klock,
visited friends and relatives in Sails
bury this week.
Miss Emily Jones returned home
Monday night from visit to relatives
in Princeton, New Jersey, New York
and Philadelphia.
On Saturday afternoon, February
18th, Mr. Joe Kindig will sell at pub
lie sale at Townscnd's stables, POGO
mokc City. carload Of choice mules.
This is a chance for the farmers Of
Worcester County to get fine team
of mules, a. they are all well mated.
a new policy of printing the
price on the face of railroad tickets
will be- adopted by the Pennsylvania
Railroad. 1t will take effect imme-
diatcly. and as fast as the present
supply of tickets is exhausted new
tickets will be printed for the first
time showing on each ticket the
amount of the fare. The Pennsyl-
yana Railroad has decided to adopt
the policy with respect to railroad
tickets as protection to both its
passengers and its ticket agents.
Mr.. Edward =. rimmonS. Of
Philadelphia, is rccupcrating in the
Presbyterian Hospital. Philadelphia,
from q recent operation. He is re-
ported TO he getting along very nicely,
and his many friends in Worcester
County hope soon to hear Of his COM
pletc recovery.
Misses Bculah and Louise Pussy.
of poconokc City. accompanied by
Nr. Hcrbcrt Powell, of Snow Hill,
spent Saturday and Sunday with ;heir
cousin, Miss Eta Pussy. at "Maple
Grove Farm" near Salisbury.
Nh Charles c. Kcnsey motorcd
from Philadelphia Saturday on a visit
to his family. On his return Tuesday,
he was accompanied by his wife and
their two children, who will spend
some time with him in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Mary Nelson Richardson also
accompanied them to Philadelphia.
Messrs. +. ". McMaStcr, Zadok
Powell, James NJ. Vincent, and John
w Humphreys were in Baltimore the
first of the week attending meeting
OF the State School officials.
Miss iBlap<hc Riley. daughter of
Nh and MT Curtis Riley, of near
Newark, While riding in the school
bus to Show Hill last Wednesday
morning tcll out of the bus and was
badly TruiA led up. 1t was thought AT
Tristan arm was broken, but her doc
I toTasccltaib ped that no bones We're
Token. Thd shock to her system was
Auflicient to Aut her to bed.
The first indication of the APP
proach of Spring was the catching of
herring this week by W. O. Shockley.
Billy always lands the first.
MIR and Mrs. Alpha Trader en-
tcrtaincd Misses Mamie and Helen
/ Dryden and Miss Carrie klcck at din
ner last Thursday.
Miss Carolyn Hargis and Miss
Esther White visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Upshur in Bcr-
lin this week.
Mr. Gordon l.. Marshall was a
welcome visitor in Snow Hill this
week.
Mr.. James +. Thomas, OF near
Shovel, formerly County Commits
Sioner of Worcester County, was in
Snow Hill Thursday. and while here
paid visit to The Messenger office.
Paul pon%. son of Mr.. William
II. Jones, vas injured by mine
prop rolling on him the first of the
week, buy ny is still alive and kicking.
Paul ia hustler, and it will take
more than slight accident TO put
him out Of business.
Bishop Davenport, of the Diocese
of EaSton. will visit All HallowS Par