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CECIL' mt WHIG. VOL. 68-NO. 35 KLKTON, MD., SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1909 WHOLE NO. 3,480 RUN DOWN BY WEDDINGS Personals Social Church Services DEATHS TOME’S GREAT FAST EXPRESS McDANIEI.-DOW N HAM. Mrs. Milton Caldwell is ill with rheu- METHODIST MISS SARA E. M. MILLIGAN. TRACK MEET Mr. Walter McDaniel and Miss matism. *St, M. Church, funeral of Miss Sara E. M. Mr. and Mrs. M. R Gilpin took a John’s E. Lewis- The Mil- Elizabeth Downturn were married on ville. Pa.. Rev. I. G. Fosnocht, pastor. ligan. daughter of Rev. R. Milligan, Killed At Blue Irip to New York on Tuesday. J. Wide Interest In The Coming Elkton Youth Sunday evening, at the Elkton M. Sunday School, 9.40; of George*, Del., | E. Miss has been 1 preaching 10.40 a. St. former paitor of - - - Florence Marshbank Crossing Watchman Parsonage by Rev. 11. A. G. Wester- m.; preaching and Epworth League, Zion and Rock Churches, this county, Sports--Rural High Ball visiting Miss Mahala Singles, at Schools field. The bride was becomingly attir- 7.40 p. in., morning subject. "Leasons held on Saturday, was largely at- Made Narrow Escape lawn, Strickersville. from Spring"; Great To Contest For Prises ed in white Persian with Valen- Clinton MacNabb, Ches- evening. "Three tended. The service* were held at her ciennes trimmings Miss Rachel Mr R. of Things." home, School Train No. (io, the Congressional I.ini Jack- ter, Pa., is week with his parents' conducted by Rev. S. athletes throughout the Stata son was bridesmaid, and Mr. spending a M Perry, of Rev. are for the ited. northbound, at 604 p. in., on Sun- Henry parents near Elkton. I ’Hopewell M. E. Church, Woodtawn, Elkton. W. H. Lo- busily training second an- killed G. Pur- best man. On Monday gan, of Wilmington, and nual Maryland High day struck and Hiram McDaniel Daniel Bratton, of the Dental De- Rev J. Howard Gray, pastor. Sab- Rev. T. H. Rural School a son of William H. evening a reception was given them at Lewis, pastor of St. Georges M. Championships to be held at nell, 18 years old, partment Maryland University, has bath services April 25; Sunday School E. Tome on crossing, the home of Mr. Jackson, Church. Saturday, May 8. Purnell, at the lllue Ball on Howard arrived for the I at 9.40: preaching at 10.40 and 8 p. m., Interment was made in St. These champion- ) where the bride and groom will re- home summer. I Georges Cemetery. Her now ships were year at the P„ B. ft W. R R. in West Elkton. Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Biles spent Sun- by pastor; Epworth League at 7.40 p. brother, introduced last track, main for a short while after which they a cadet at West Point, and great annual gathering Young Purnell came to the just day with Mr and Mrs. George W. m. Preaching at Ashury at 4p. m. All Dr. Daniel Tome's of ath- was due, from his go to housekeeping at Elk Mills, P. Card. U. S. N., to whom Miss Mil- letic champions, and the before the train will Biles, at "Brick Hill," Lewis- . welcome. Franklin on road, where the groom is employed as a near Tgan was engaged to High father's house, the Blue Ball villc. •Rev Dr Gardner, pastor of be married in School of Reistcrs'own achieved warn- weaver by the Baldwin Manufacturing Edwin June, the honor of being to nearby He refused to heed the Mr. W. P. Scotfen, Wilming- 'Trinity M E. Church, Chesapeake City, attended the funeral. Mis* Mil- the first win a Marcus, the Company. 'Hie most hearty congra- J of ligan and tier parents, with hopes of Maryland Rural High School ing of 11 yland 1.. crossing ton. was in town on and spent will preach tomorrow morning (Sun- Athletic tulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Monday restoring her health, spent several Championship. watchman, and resisted the latter when some days this week with relatives in day) at 1040, subject—" Christ's Yoke .Mcizaniel by many at Southern Pines, N. C., This year already he tried to remove him forcibly. Mr. their friends. the lend Burden." At he will address months Tome has received Among who county. 740 she April wa* acceptances eight Marcus had a close call for his own those attended the recep- Mrs. Emlcn B Lloyd and daughter, ' the Epworth League and install the where died on 14. She from additional were Catharine ¦ a at Woman’s Medical schools in class, as life, ns it was, falling luckily, on the tion Misses Annie and Miss Martha, of Wilmington, have student the this and those who Jackson, Lukens, j officers. College, Philadelphia, when her health were present last year safe side of the rails Young Purnell Jackson. Eva Edith been several will in all prob- Ethel Miller. Helen and Gertrude spending days with rela- EPISCOPAL began to (ail. She had a wide circle of ability again compete, the Rural was thrown as high as the car roofs tives in town. High Cow Culhitn, Carr, friends who regret her untimely School Championships fair and his body was hurled about .45 den. Marie Martha Mr. and W, C. and •Services in Trinity Church, tomor- deeply bid to chal- Elsie llargati; Mrs. Feebly lenge interest, at yards up the tracks and badly mangled, I j Messrs Avery and daughter, Calisla, Sunday and row (Sunday) at the usual hours, with death in least for Maryland & ' Price Jackson, “Dad” Gregson. spent people, the other big athletic events in It was removed to Vinsinger Pip-; Joe Monday with in Elizabeth, celebration of the Holy Communion. WILLIAM S. WOOD, Sr. receiving room, an ] Dougherty. Arlie Steele, relatives which will compete school-boy stars pin’s and inquest Carr. John N . and New City. ‘There will be service in the was held Coroner Frazer on John Heath. Will Frank J York I Church The funeral of William S. Wood, Sr,, from Baltimore, Philadelphia, Wash- by Mon- I1 Founds. Scott AI-s Elizabeth \lwood left last week of the Good Shepherd, Chesapeake day morning. Elzey Wright, David Mr and Mrs, George Botllden. a well-known resident of Elk Neck, ington, Virginia, Pennsylvania, New to accept a position in the Children's City, tomorrow (Sunday) at 7.40 p. m. was held on Sunday, with services con- Jersey, New York, and Devore. John C. Rupp and Theodore J \CK CALDWELL. Hospital, Philadelphia. place Delaware. Archer, Her at •Services will be held at St. Mark's ducted by Rev. I. S. Whitaker, now of Rhode Island. Tome ha* been so much colon d. who witnessed the af- Union Hospital been taken Miss fair, getting Ihe marriage of Miss Margaret has by Chapel, near Perryville, tomorrow, at Newark, Del. Mr. Wood died on the gratified by the remarkable success ol told of Purnell's on the Rose - ai not the i Moore Caldwell and Dr William Gnf- I Joni I 4 o’clock 'The public is cordially in- previous Thursday, after a lingering these Rural High Champion- track d heeding watchman's Rev. I, E Poole, of Georgetown, School warning Mr Marcus also told of his | 1 titli Jack, both of Liberty Grove, took I vited to attend. illness, aged 71 years. 11 is wife and ships that she will this year award to Del., lisited Mr and Mrs. John M[ { - efforts to save the youth and his own |, place at the home of the bride's nio I E. t eight children survive him Mr. Wood the winning school a handsome oak (iher. Mrs. Jennie Wright Caldwell, at Alexander Friday and Saturday of last was a skilled taxidermist and early in plaque in and narrow escape. Engineer Schwalcn- ! week, and greeted his many Presbytery’s Spring Meeting lettered bronze bearing berg to blowing at three o'clock, on Tuesday afternoon. Elkton life entered the Government service as a silver plate As a further expression testified the whistle friends. | . Hie c< rcniony was performed by Rev. The seventy eighth stated meeting a naturalist, making valuable collec- of her appreciation of the way in which the Red Mill and below the Blue Ball The R : sing Sun Euchre Club met on I crossing Samuel Polk, pastor of West Notling- of the Presbytery of New Castle open- tions. lie served in the Civil War in the Rural High Schools have respond- and that the fireman was 11 Wednesday evening at Mrs. Joseph T. ringing the engine bell. When witness | -1 ham Presbyterian Church. Those id in West Church. Wilmington, on the Sixth Pennsylvana Cavalry (Kush's ed to the introduction of this series, present Riale's, About thirty members met on Tuesday Eggcrt, Lancers) saw Purnell and Marcus struggling, were Mrs. Jennie Wright Cald- afternoon, Rev J. E. ami also in the Navy on the lonic has had a special die made and I the previous Wednesday evening at Harrington, retiring war a as it seemed, he applied the emergency I' well, Mrs William Jack, the groom’s of Del., the Mod- “Vermont.” After the he engaged special medal struck off—Victory mother, 'ii Dr T !’¦. Moore’s i brake, but before he could reach the 1 Mr and Mrs Theodore G. -1 erator presided and after roll call called in taxidermy in Wilmington and later holding a laurel wreath with the in- • aldwell, Emerson R Crothers. who spent (or successor, Neck, wh’slle cord Purnell was struck and of Brooklyn, N. V., Mr and the nomination of his removed to Elk where he resided scription.