Local notices and ads reflect a busy January
The itemized page lists a press of topics from January sales and local business ads to court terms. Mentions M L Beck & Bro horses, J W Fountain purchasing stock, Denton banks meetings, Paine & Dewitt engineers, and the Denton Auto Company lines. Also notes farm, schooling, horticultural displays, and a move for Dr. Thomas H. Lewis toward a state university provost post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
W. J. Blickiston
Centreville High School Cadet Corps
M. L. Beck & Bro
C. A. Pentz
du Pont
Dover
F. J. Wright
William Bullock
Sudlersville
Arizona
John E. George
J. M. George
Foster Sudler
Mark Smith
Second Street
Denton
J. C
J. W. Fountain
J. W. Peters
Hickman
J. H. Nichols & Co
Denton National Bank
Peoples National Bank
Pound
H. A. Paine
Brinton Dewitt
Paine & Dewitt
J. Frank Wright
Tuckahoe Neck
Greensboro
American Corner
Federalsburg
Hurlock
Denton Auto Company
Caroline County
Adkins
Hopper
S. J. Kelley
Preston
Peninsula State Horticultural Society
Peninsula
Wilmington
M. E. Church
Seward
Bank of Ridgely
Nuttle Hanlware Company
Charles E. Watson
Caroline County School Board
County Commissioners
Carrie
T. Alan Goldsborough
Hutson
Thomas H. Lewis
Western Maryland College
The
State University
Board of Regents
Garrett
Lewis
Wedding Feasts and Social News Share January Festivities
A string of brides and celebrations fill local social pages. Ruth Emelie Goldringer marries Jacob Schmick at Preston Lutheran Church with family and friends attending, while Gertrude Lamb and Elijah Smith wed at Goldsboro M. Church South. Neighboring couples, anniversaries, and visits to relatives round out the weekend’s social notices.
Marriage Licenses Issued This Month
Marriage licenses have been issued to Beniah Baker and Esther Poole of Denton Earle Nichols and Emily Jones of Bridgetown Henry F Whittaker of Philadelphia and Viola L Milliman of Ellendale George R Truitt of Dorchester and Fannie Crew of Federalsburg Clarence E Smith and Gertrude M Lamb of Goldsboro Jesse Wright and Viola Jones Templeville Oscar Ware of Wyoming Del and Erma F Stanton of Bridgeport N J To colored persons the following licenses were issued Arthur Stanford of near Williston and Mary V Johnson of near Preston William Dueberry and Virgie Carney of near Goldsboro Emmett Cand eday and Louise Gould of near Goldsboro
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beniah Baker
Esther Poole
Denton
Earle Nichols
Emily Jones
Bridgetown
Henry F. Whittaker
Philadelphia
Viola L. Milliman
Ellendale
George R. Truitt
Dorchester
Fannie Crew
Federalsburg
Clarence E. Smith
Gertrude M. Lamb
Goldsboro
Jesse Wright
Viola Jones
Templeville
Oscar Ware
Wyoming
Del
Erma F
Rev Mr Smiths Subjects at Preston and Williston
Rev J E Smith speaks on A Manner of Healing in the morning at Preston and What Christianity Can Do For One in the evening. An afternoon talk at Williston will cover Four Steps in Salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Smith
J. E. Smith
Preston Tomoorrow
Williston
Marydel revival draws crowds in Marydel M E Church
Revival services led by Pastor W M McCann draw full houses on Sunday nights with short sermons and strong singing. Over 100 conversions this conference year on the Marydel charge. Sunday services listed for Templeville Hardy Marydel with Sunday School and evening preaching. Local news notes include changes at the Marydel milk station and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marydel M. E
W. M. McCann
Marydel
Templeville
Hardy
Harry Sparks
Cambridge
Sparks
Marydel Lake
George Hecker
New Jersey
Templeville M. E
John Sheubrooks
Jack
Cecilia Sparks
McCann
Commodore and Mrs Doerr Dinner Hosts in Denton
Commodore and Mrs. Doerr and their son Frank joined Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hignatt in Denton for dinner on Sunday. Mr. Charles Reichman reportedly hospitalized in Wilmington N C with typhoid fever. Guild plans January 22 meeting with full attendance. location to be announced. Mrs. Ann Towers reports a hotel job in New Jersey and improving health. The Yeomans and children visited Hignatts. tin roof damage at Hignutt’s canning house estimated at $65. Mr. and Mrs. Roe visited Mrs. Andrews. Cleveland Henry moved to Belle Willis property. Frank Gelletly of Meriden visiting brother A G Gelletly. Miss Mary Christopher visiting Daisy Frazier. Harvey Towers’ new Ford arrived by Tuesday’s steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodore
Doerr
Frank
Sherman Hignatt
Denton
Charles Reichman
Wilmington
N. C
Guild
Ann Towers
New Jersey
F. E. Yeoman
Lester and
Patrick
O. M. Higncutt
Canning House
O. M. Hignutt
Local Family and Visit Notes Amid Regional Events
Hobbs and Herbert Trice family from Hillsboro visited the old Slaughter homestead at the start of the week. Mrs. Love and Merrick went to Cambridge Hospital for an appendectomy. E D Graham of New York visited Laurel Grove and Caroline relatives. Hunt family touring Oklahoma. scarlet fever appeared at their home. B B Allen of Washington cares for sick mother J E Towers. M Merriken of Preston dined with parents. Revival meetings at Ames led by Rev C M Cullum. T Towers traveled to Baltimore for a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Trice
Hillsboro
Oklahoma
B. B. Allen
Washington
J. E. Towers
Lord
Denton
M. Merriken
Preston
Ames
C. M. Cullum
T. H. Towers
Baltimore
Local Visitors Hear Billy Sunday in Atlantic East
Mrs. W. T. Jarman and Mrs. Nina Boyce visited Philadelphia and Camden New Jersey late last week. They heard Billy Sunday on Saturday afternoon. The calf embargo to Philadelphia was lifted and about two carloads of calves and stock were shipped last Monday. J. Frank Lane was in Baltimore last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Jarman
Nina Boyce
Philadelphia
Camden
N. J
Billy
J. Frank Lane
Baltimore
Ridgely News Notes on Inheritance and Local Events
Mrs Fannie Thawley of Ridgely inherits a $300000 estate from her uncle Mr Pinder, with $120000 cash and $180000 real estate near Washington Virginia. The column lists storm damages, bank directors and officers, evangelist Billy Sunday visits, school notes, church activities, and local social news including new residents and a birth of a son.
Social Round In Smithville Sees Local Guests
Smithville reports a Saturday party hosted by Mr. Charlie Lyden and sister Mary with many friends attending. Mrs. Ruth Connelly and her mother from Federalsburg are visiting Mrs. George O Day, while Miss Lottie Devore and a friend from Philadelphia visit relatives in town. Miss S. M. Lyden is listed as ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Lyden
Mary
Blanche Meredith
Mildred
Anna Mae Spence
Wm. Keel
L. N. Alford
Ruth Connelly
Federalsburg
George O Day
Lottie Devore
Philadelphia
Felton Post Office Robbed for Cash and Stamps
A robbery at the Felton post office occurred Monday night with thieves stealing cash amounting to several dollars and stamps valued at several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felton
Greensboro Storm Lays Waste As Factory Unroofed
Tuesday night's storm caused extensive damage in Greensboro with the Algren Manufacturing Co. factory unroofed and stock soaked. Fences and trees wrecked, a tree damaged a home, and several structures including a storehouse roof were harmed. Telegraph poles and wires were knocked down. Several farms reported roof damage and torn walls. Scouts announce an anniversary week in February with a church service, oath salute, Lincoln services, and activities. Local residents Maude Bostic, Sallie Wyatt, Almont Baggs, and Rev. G L Helsby are noted in brief social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Algren Manufacturing Co
P. L. Day
Deborah Schaube
United States
St. Paul’s M. E. Church
A. P. Prettyman
Maude Bostic
Sallie Wyatt
Felton
Henry E. Jarrell
G. L. Helsby
Denton
Cambridge Visitors and Local Notables Attend Weekend Events
Misses Anna and Clara Wright and Francies Tubbs visit Cambridge Sunday with Wright family members. Ed win Wright, noted young singer, solos at Grace Church sixth anniversary Young Men's Baraca service. Visitors dine with Hearn and Craft, return to Choptank. Wright serves in Baltimore Automobile Commissioner's office, drawing shy motorists with 1914 licenses. Ensign Lawrence J. K. Blades visited Easton relatives last week and rode his Indian motorcycle. W. Edwin Wright of Baltimore spent weekend with his parents. Mite Society met at Mrs Carroll’s home, School and Home Literary Club met in the schoolhouse. Miss Viola Todd visits from Baltimore to see sister Mrs Booth. Miss Mary Wright weekend with Miss Miriam Wrightson near Preston. Miss Hazel Waldron visits Baltimore for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Clara Wright
Francies Tubbs
W. Edwin Wright
J. Phillips Wright
Cambridge
Edwin Wright
Grace Church
Messrs
Hearn
Craft
Automobile Commissioner's Office
Baltimore
Wright
Lawrence J. K. Blades
Easton
W. M. Wright
Mite Society of Choptank M. E
Local social notes recount dinners and visits in Hinsonboro and beyond
Mr Arthur Holt and sisters entertained Mr G L Wilson and family and others at dinner Sunday. Mr H M Thompson attended Chesapeake and Potomac Tele phones Company managers meeting in Baltimore. Guild of St Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church hosted by Mrs J R MacSorley last Thursday. Mrs C E Stewart hosted Friday afternoon gathering for needlework. Grace Collins and Elsie Hicks visited Anna Jones in Henderson. J Norman Clarke and Charles Fleming spent time in Baltimore. W L Mason hosted an evening card gathering. Rev W F Dawson traveled to Philadelphia to hear Billy Sunday. Miss Mabel Fr VanWert weekend guest of Miss Helen Fleming. Ms Edgar Dawson accepted a position in Philadelphia. Mr Richard Beaven returned from Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Thawley
Ridgely
Pinder
Washington
Ridgely Bank
J. M. Short
T. W. Jones
H. L. Cooper
J. M. Swing
J. T. Stevenson
Wm. W. Seward
Wm. E. Orrell
T. B. Starkey
C. W. Jackson
Seward
Short
Mr. Jackson
J. W. Gibson
Miss Maud Gibson
Dr. Haymaker
Henry Detwiler
Philadelphia
Billy
Haymaker
Detwiler
W. E. Habbart
Roger Ringgold
Wilsie Smith
Oxford
Mildred Seward
Bible Study Club of the Reformed Church
1St Samuel
Mulford
Isabel Swing
Delaware College
Newark
Delaware
Thompson Swing
A. M. Rahn
1St Corinthians
John H. Mason
Emma Turner
LE. .Mason
Centreville
Maple Avenue
Samuel Saxton
Smyrna
Church of the Brethren
Levi King
Henry Wise
Wm. Summers
Denton
Walter Lord
Watt
M. E
Beauchamp
Wilmington
Wilmington City
Starry Hemmons
David Swing
Pamela Thompson
Mary Hemmons
J. H
J. C. Hemmons
Mildred Taylor
Norwood
Frank Taylor
Charles Snoddy
The
Brethren Church
Esther Shaw
Arthur Holt
G. L. Wilson
H. Lay Beaven
A. D. Branford
Laura Wooters
H. M. Thompson
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
J. R. MacSorley
C. E. Stewart
W. L. Mason
W. F. Dawson
Mabel Fr. VanWert
Helen Fleming
Edgar Dawson
Richard Beaven
Florida
Two Johns Host Various Guests At Shared Event
Last Wednesday H Trice and daughter Maude entertained a long guest list including John Hubbard Lewis Trice F Willoughby W F Towers Fred Trice Nicholas Lagnier Charles Trice Isaiah Wilkins Lola Willoughby Ruth Connelly Carrie Trice Rhoda Downes Irene Towers Eva Lagnier Elizabeth Towers James Willoughby Alphonso McConnell Roland Trice Willie Towers Norman Trice and other relatives. Will Love and family were guests of Alva Griffith Sunday as was Madison Towers with C H Towers hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Two Johns
H. Trice
Maude
John Hubbard
Lewis Trice
F. Willoughby
W. F. Towers
Fred Trice
Nicholas Lagnier
Charles Trice
Isaiah Wilkins
Lola Willoughby
Ruth Connelly
Carrie Trice
Rhoda Downes
Irene Towers
Eva Lagnier
Elizabeth Towers
Messrs
James Willoughby
Alphonso McConnell
Roland Trice
Willie Towers
Norman Trice
Will Love and Family
Alva Griffith
Madison Towers
C. H. Towers
NOTES ALONG THE BORDER DESPITE TIDINGS AND VISITS
Tuesday morning Eluer Harrington learned of his mother Susan Harringtons death occurring Monday at Bridgeville where she stayed with her son Mack. The community notes dinners visitors revival meetings and social calls fill Adamsville and nearby towns with many names and places like Greensboro Seaford Philadelphia Baltimore Wilmington Dover Milford and Wye Mills recurring through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eluer Harrington
Susan Harrington
Bridgeville
Mack
J. W. Peters
G. T. Noble
M. E. Peters
M. W W. Marine
Richard Peters
Susie Breeding
Stella Reynolds
Isaac Noble
David Messick
Ralph Nichols
Louise
Greensboro
Ida Fountain
Hickman Grange
W. H. Wooters
Mildred Wooters
A. L. Harrington
Seaford
Frank Hollis
Nettie Haymon
Wu. Hollis
Greenwood
H. J. Ramsdell
Mollie Cleaves
Philadelphia
Violet Messick
Irvin Ritz
Literary Society
Adamsville School
Arie Robinson
Edward
Homer Hayman
T. A. Cleaves
Master Clayton
Adams Mills
Frank Fountain
Margaret Breeding
Manila Dukes
Concord
Minnie Hughes
Crisfield
Geo. Wooley
Love Point
Vivian
Thurman Adams
W. Croll
Homer Haymond
Earl Cahall
E. W. Brown
Grace Adams
Baltimore
Henderson Aided by Week With Daughter in Wilmington
Henderson Mrs. John Pritchett spends the week with her daughter Mrs. J T Richards in Wilmington. Mr and Mrs Alda Robinson of Burrsville visit sister Mrs Jos S Raymond last week. Mrs J F Quillen visits sister Mrs Chas Segelken at Sparrow's Point. Miss Louise Higgins of Richmond Va spends part of last week with friends here. Mr S S James returns to New York after ten days with relatives. Miss Elsie Hicks Hillsboro spends Wednesday with Mrs Clarence Barcus. Mrs S D Carrow Greensboro spends Monday with Mrs Geo Carrow. Miss Grace Collins Hillsboro visits Miss Anna Jones near town. Mr Wm Silver of Aberdeen spends Wednesday with Mr G H Wilson. Mrs P C Purvis returns from Wilmington visit. Mr W H Goodwin visits relatives in Chester Pa last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pritchett
J. T. Richards
Wilmington
Alda Robinson
Burrsville
Jos. S. Raymond
J. F. Quillen
Chas. Segelken
Sparrow's Point
Louise Higgins
Richmond
Elsie Hicks
Hillsboro
Clarence Barcus
S. D. Carrow
Greensboro
Geo. Carrow
Grace Collins
Anna Jones
Wm. Silver
Aberdeen
G. H. Wilson
P. C. Purvis
W. H. Goodwin
Chester
Revival brings fourteen conversions at local Methodist church
During the first week of revival meetings at the Methodist Episcopal Church, fourteen conversions occurred and several members from distant communities will unite with the local church. Bethlehem and Preston church members showed appreciation for their pastor and wife at the parsonage. Gifford Bowdle and Mary Blades quietly married at the M E parsonage on Tuesday evening. Rev. W C Noble of New Jersey has been visiting his mother, Mrs Mary E Noble. Elbert Douglas is building a home for his son Percy on Preston Boulevard. J T Dennis is ill at home with a severe cold. Mrs James Fluharty is visiting her mother in Philadelphia. Subscribe for the JOURNAL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bethlehem
Preston
Gifford Bowdle
Mary Blades
M. E. Parsonage
W. C. Noble
New Jersey
Mary E. Noble
Elbert Douglas
Percy
Preston ‘Boulevard
J. T. Dennis
James Fluharty
Philadelphia
Deaths and obituaries in River Springs and nearby areas
Mrs Anna Woodall Smith Clarke dies at River Springs Maryland on January 8 leaving six children and nine grandchildren. She was daughter of Ezekiel N Woodall of Camden Delaware and former wife of James N Smith. Survivors include T R Green Denton Mary S Bauman Atlantic City RD Blackiston Sue K Smith J M Smith Ralph W Smith and Nettie May Andrews wife of H B Andrews of Queen Anne. Also noted are the deaths of G Frank Dill 65 formerly of Greensboro in Wilmington and John Parris formerly of Greensboro in Wilmington at 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Woodall Smith Clarke
River Springs
Clarke
Ezekiel N
Debby Ann Mifflin Woodall
Camden
Del
James N. Smith
T. R. Green
Denton
Mary S. Bauman
Atlantic City
N. J
RD. Blackiston
Sue K. Smith
J. Mifflin Smith
Ralph W. Smith
Philadelphia
Nettie May Andrews
H. B. Andrews
Queen Anne
William C. Stevens
Easton
G. Frank Dill
Wilmington
Greensboro
John Parris
Hillsboro Bridge Under Construction In Caroline County
The Hillsboro concrete bridge will be 126 feet long with a 24 foot width and an attractive superstructure, similar to a nearby Talbot county bridge. Work is to be finished in spring. A smaller Bridgetown bridge spans the Tuckahoe headwaters. The 1914 state road activity saw many contracts completed across Maryland, with Caroline County noting extensive highway completion and strong state attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Trippe Creek
Talbot County
Bridgetown
Tuckahoe
Our County
Our
Maryland
Caroline
Mr Pippin Beaten By Robbers Near Ridgely
Retired farmer Mr. Marcellus Pippin and his brother John were robbed early Tuesday night when four masked men entered their Ridgely area home. Pippin was struck with a club as he tried to defend himself, suffering head and facial injuries, while robbers fled without finding the wealth they believed was hidden on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pippin
Marcellus Pippin
Ridgely
Mr. Pippin
John
Pippin Brothers
Growing Demand for Licenses In Auto Traffic
Motor Commissioner Roe reported about 5,200 pleasure car licenses issued so far this year, up from 4,000 at the same point last year. He projects FY receipts ending in April at roughly 35 percent above last year, near 250000 dollars, driven by improved State roadwork completed seven years ago boosting auto traffic and license issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe
Trail Awarded 450 Dollars in County Dispute
Arbitrators George H. Trax of Talbot and J. Frank Ledman of Caroline ruled in favor of Lewis W. Trail against the Commissioners of Talbot and Caroline counties. Trail receives damages of 450 dollars over a January 1910 contract involving earth removal and grading on his property at Dover bridge along the Choptank river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Trax
Talbot County
J. Frank Ledman
Caroline
Lewis W. Trail
Talbot
Caroline Counties
Trail
Dover Bridge
Cattle Quarantine Modified for Foot and Mouth Disease
Federal rules loosen quarantine in Caroline Talbot and Queen Anne's counties effective January 5 allowing interstate shipping of livestock for immediate slaughter without inspection outside the three mile infected area. Washington inspectors say danger of outbreak is now remote after extensive farm to farm checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Talbot
Queen Anne's
Washington
Public Service Commission Salaries Increase Ordered
The Public Service Commission chaired by A. G. Towers of Denton will receive salary increases as authorized by the last Legislature. Salaries will be 6000 for each member appointed after enactment, with 3000 paid by Baltimore, which faced most cases before the court. Baltimore refused, and the matter went to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
A. G. Towers
Denton
Court of Appeals
Baltimore
Letters for Denton residents advertised at post office
Denton post office lists letters for pickup for multiple residents including Mr. Harry Satterfield Phillip Edge John Green Mrs Luther Pippin Henry Dixon Sam Dutley Mrs Julia Rich Mr Alex Roe Mr T Jay Moore two Elma Moore Miss Elma Moore Mrs Brown Steven Spicer Chas Nelson Jos Victors Mrs Annie Lord Raymond Bloxom N L Aldrich Tymont Horn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Harry Satterfield
Phillip Edge
John Green
Luther Pippin
Henry Dixon
Sam Dutley
Julia Rich
Alex Roe
T. Jay Moore
Elma Moore
Brown
Steven Spicer
Chas. Nelson
Jos. Victors
Annie Lord
Raymond Bloxom
N. L. Aldrich
Tymont Horn
Fisher transfers 173 acre Dukes farm to Talbot Preserving Co
Real estate transfers show John L. Fisher selling the Dukes farm of 173 acres in Chapel district to the Talbot Preserving Company for 10500 dollars. W. J. Horney sells the Doter road farm in Talbot to Perry Daffin for 6500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Fisher
Talbot Preserving Company
Dukes
Chapel District
W. J. Horney
Perry Daffin
Doter Road
Talbot
Orphans Court approves guardian, estates and sales actions
Judges Clark and Stevens preside at a Tuesday Orphans Court session. Guardian Edward B. Maloney is authorized to deposit Araminta Maloney’s funds in Peoples National Bank savings. Administrators, executors, and executrixes present inventories, releases, and accounts, with items recorded, approved, or ordered to be recorded. Actions include sales accounts, final accounts, and authority to sell property at appraised values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark and
Stevens
Orphans’ Court
Edward LB. Maloney
Araminta Maloney
The
Peoples National Bank
Lucinda A. Bailey
William F. Kinder
P. Roland Fisher
Annie M. Emerson
L. Fisher
Laura Melvin
Amelia Fisher
Mary J. Fisher
W. Edward Keets
Bessie B. Keets
Clement Drake
T. F. Imler
Lovina Drake
Ellanora Snowden
Amanda B. Frampton
Fannie Mast
Jacob N. Mast
Minnie Walls
Emma Sipple
J. Ben Welch
Addie B. Welch
Edward E. Nuttle
George Schmick
Elizabeth Schmick
Hopkins Child Recovers From Foot and Mouth Disease
A young patient at John Hopkins Hospital is recovering after contracting foot and mouth disease from drinking milk from an infected cow. Medical officials confirm the case as exceptional in the hospital's records and note ongoing monitoring of dairy sources in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hopkins Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Local Department
Rts
Preston Lutheran Church
Ruth Emelie Goldringer
Gustave Goldringer
Jacob Schmick
Emma Schmick
Jacob Koeber
Elsie Gothringer
Katie Schmick
John Schmick
Carl Clowsett
East New Market
Otto Brauchle
Wm. Horn
Schmick
Goldsboro “M. F. Church South
Noble Shively
Clark Smith
Job Milby
Luther Bennett
Elijah Harrington
Lohengrin
George
Mena L. Ennis
Minnie Ennis
Kenton
Clyde W. Poore
Sadlersville
W. W. Chaires
Kenton M. E
W. W. Newcomer
Texas
Northern Ohio University
Mark H. Smith
M. D. Smith
Elizabeth Porter
Ridley Park
C. W. Porter
James I. Lednum
Hubbard
North Wales
W. O. Lednum
Hobbs
Ridgely News
Band of Mercy
Fountain Fund
J. Olan Clark
Orrell Saulsbury
Grace Dennis
Ord Ralrigh
Smithville
Miss Hazel Waldron
Hinsboro
Fred Hollis
J. M. Hollis
Leelia Scott
Naomi Haymond
Geo. Dunlap
T. Meloney
Mary Peters
Estelle Reynolds
James T. Breeding
Carey Callahan
Wye Mills
C. L. Williamson
W. W. Noble
S. P. Brown
C. E. Abbott
Milford
Mr. S. S. James
New York
Journal
Hillsboro Bridge
Mr. Trail
L. Beck & Bro
Nisi
Charles B. Harrison
Francis M. Collins
Circuit Court
Equity
Janay
J. Kemp Stevens
Niss
Gootee
Todd
Grace Todd
W. Brewster Deen
William F. Schwaninger
Rue Co
Kemp Stevens
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