The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-03-07
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Published Daily, Except Sunday
Brief Local News

Mr.. William Geognegan. OF Balti-
more, is spending a few days with
| friends in Cambridge
Register of Wills and Mrs. Rus
sell P. Smith are spending a short
time this week in Baltimore.
Mr.. William H Bryan, of Balti-
more, is spending a few days this
week in Cambridge on a business
| trip.
Miss Lula Creighton left on the
| steamer last night for Baltimore
where she will spend several days
visiting relatives.
Mr.. Harlan Wilson who has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Harry Wilson, Race Street returned
to Philadelphia Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant U. Stiner
spent yesterday in East New Market
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gam
briel. Mrs. Sinners parents.
Attorney Robert w. Mobray. OF
| Baltimore, spent yesterday in Cam
bridge visiting his father, Mr.. Alfred
j. Mobray, who is i'll at the Hospital
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Goodman w Bramble will learn
with regret that Mrs Bramble is
critically i'll at her home on Muse
street, this city.
Mrs. George E. Hearn, who has
been spending several months in Bal
timore, visiting her son, Mr. E. Earl
Hearn and family, has returned to
her home on Locust street.
Come and meet Prince Charming
at the Grand Opera House tonight.
This will be first class play with
lots of fun and plenty of good music
furnished by Kiah's B Natural Orch,
estra.
Fire was discovered this afternoon
about $3.50 o'clock in a wood shed in
the rear of DR.. H. R. Dinsmore. Very
little damage was done. Rescue Fire
Company responded very promptly
but the blaze was eXtinguished be-
fore their arrival.
Mr.. J. Edward Cook has resumed
his position at the Hotel Dixon after
having been off for several months
Mr.. Cook spent several weeks in the
South for his health, which has been
completely restored and states that
he could not possibly feel better.
Season ticket for the Automobile
Show benefit Rescue Fire Company
are now on sale at White House
Lunch Room, George w. Meekins, G.
o. Dashiell, Coopers' Barber Shop,
G. S. LeCompte's Pool Room. VIM.
S. Walters Barber Shop and C. R.
Corkran.
If you feel blue you will B Natural
after hearing Kid Bodies moaning
SaXaphone, Hensons Tom Cat Clair
onet Cooper play the 18th street
rag on the piano Schofeld with his
drums, and Brickhead make his cor
net laugh with Prince Charming
at the Grand Opera House tonight.
Mr. William H. stiner, Superinten-
Company left on the steamer Tall
bot last night en- route for Baltimore
where he will spend several days
this week. He will also inspect
other agencies of the Company on
tie Shore before returning to Cam
bridge.
A sensational leap through i
closed window to the ground ten feet |
below is performed by Tom Mix as
one ofkthe daring stunts for which |
this star is famous, in his latest Fox
picture, The Untamed," adapted
from the well-known novel by Max
Brand. Mix came through the win
dow with flying colors, SO to speak.
i'm other words, without a scratch
much to the amazement of Emil
NETT ]. Flynn, his director. The
Untamed," is the big photoplay at
traction at the Grand opera House
tomorrow matinee and night.
All of the Cam bridge millinery
stores have arranged to hold their
annual display of Spring and sum-
mer millinery tomorrow and Wednes-
day and it is a safe bet that every
hat on exhibition will be greatly
admired by both old and young.
ladies will admire hats old enough
for their grandmothers and many
grandmothers will think they can
wear hats that are suitable for their
granddaughter, but, despite all of
these differences of opinion the lad
les of Cambridge and vicinity are due
one grand time tomorrow and next
day. even if they are tired and worn
out when night arrives.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Fountain left
Friday en- route for Los Angeles,
Cal, where they will spend several
months with their son, Mr.. c. Frank
Fountain, and his family. "Tete"
told the boys before leaving that, so
far as he could see. was not going to
have any opposition for the nomi-
nation for Sheriff and also that he
was inclined to think that the Re-
publicans would not be able to get
a candidate to run against him, con-
sequently he felt perfectly safe in
leaving. Possibly he has forgotten
what old DOC" Weller did to the
Hon. Phillip Lees once when the at
ter gentleman went to California.