Social mentions fill city with visitors and travel notes
Aling Virginia Abbott of Washington visits her sister Mary Abbott. Numerous locals and visitors, including Miss Clara Zinn, Mr and Mrs. W. R. Abbott, and Miss Florence Summer, are noted with trips to Williamsport, New York, Atlantic City, and Frankin Town. Local officials and business figures travel, host, or relocate offices. social events and house parties are reported in this period social column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Abbott
Washington
Migs
Mary
Abbott
Rey
Thonine
Walpay
Bingham
Martine
Conley
Obey
Baltimore
N. G. Foltz
Williams’ Grove
W. R. Abbatt
Elizabeth
Maria Kenley Trewa
Hay
Virginia
Virgin
YR. Laughtin
Philadaletta
New York
Atlantic City
Charlotte Marker
Jus
M. Teatmilton
Woontlogton
Visit of Camp Cricket members to Maryland relatives
Mine Hillabelly Kuhn of Baltimore visits her brother Ds RM. Keb. Wy Washington St as members of Camp Cricket return from their third annual outing near Walnut Bottom Farm. The twenty-one-person group camped under tents of the West Mad Rod and Gun Club, endured a white storm, cooked on can fuel, and hosted visitors from Washington and nearby towns while sharing meals and attending family gatherings including a large Wottf family reunion and multiple birthday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine Hillabelly Kuhn
Baltimore
Ds RM. Keb
Washington St
Uiele
West Mad Rod and Gun Club
Walnut Bottom Farm
Charles Barnes
Iron Bridge
Barnes
Baurer
Washington
Willam Unger
Charles May
Ral
Mabel
Thelma
Ros
John
Charles
Win May
Joli Matin
Ary
Piarca McNamee
John McNamee
Roy McNamee
Mr. and
Mes
Charlon Thitielion
Aid Pen
Mroriuk Niele
Local Weddings Amid Busy Week in Salisbury Area
A series of wedding notices fill the day, featuring Matthawa-Welch, Glennatf-Weleh, Weeks, Oglesby, and McConoghy families. Couples include Miss Elizabeth Weeks with August union, Prof. M. Shoemaker and Bertha Cline ties, and Emma Strom with Alfred Cooper, as relatives and friends witness ceremonies across churches in Salisbury and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Weeks
Aliza‘beth Weeks
Elizabeth City
Kee Mar
Local Ills and Illnesses Reported in Oak Hill Avenue Area
The article notes Mr A Hy Campbell of Moll of fica force on Oak Hill Ave is sick. Mr John Hildevrand Je is seriously ill at home then taken with paralysis. Dr Kahn provided care. Charles G. Davis recovered from an illness and visited his mother on N Poundry St. Mrs Jack Starner returned home from Martinsburg hospital. Three children of George W Hazlett near Dellinger’s Neck hospitalized with typhoid fever. The son and daughter in Locust Point area suffer from whooping cough and congestion. eight whooping cough outbreak reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bishop
Mercersburg
Irvin
Mul College
Miay
Anna Garlock
Pranklin
Mive Rath Mery
Summit Ava
Jacob Miceton
M. Leony
Auwitheatty
Frank Miller
Nn Friauddry
Tralling Waters
Phare
Cano
Wayaravara
Frome Ie
Calente
Joasia Gontieu
Wilminetan
Hadith Mannon
Ellelt Shaw
Reynolds
B.A. Hanson
New York
Boainods
Percy H. Little
Marthisthure
Hay
Mac Lo H. Walfard
Funkar Fawn
A. Hy Campbell
Pulek
Oak HW
John Hildevrand
Charles G. Davis
West
N. Poundry
Kahn
Tlk
N. Locust
Jack Starner
Hancock
Martinsburg
George W. Hazlett
Dellinger
Local Baseball Team Effort Sparks City Sports Plan
A group in the city is launching a baseball effort aiming to form a team equal to the High School of 1898 level. Practice to begin next month and a field site is being prepared as interested locals gather to build a season schedule and venue. Separately, a Minnesota Swedish farmer won Interstate Commerce Commission relief after a costly threshing cast part dispute. The decision will reduce express rates by 286,000 annually, delivering notable satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Una Auvenuy
Ie Sport
Wieker
Mair
Ayore Ladly Ballet Mp
Minnesota
Interstate Comm Commission
President's Message Delayed as Wilson Weighs Congress Address
Washington reports that President Wilson and Secretary Bryan conferred after a telegram from Huerta urged delaying the message to Congress for 24 hours. A plan was approved to have the address read that day or tomorrow, with a later meeting of Foreign Relations Committee members. A Mexico City dispatch notes Linds and Gambra urging postponement to Wednesday to allow Mexican authorities to discuss U.S. proposals. The President has not yet committed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson King
Huerta Askiox
Congress
Bryan
Wilson
Uembheta
Mexico City
Lins
Senor Gambra
Mexico
United States
Kind
Special Meeting of High School Alumni Association Tonight
A special meeting of the High School Alumni Association is to be held in Court Hall at 7 o clock. The president urges all members to attend. Topics include planning an upcoming fundraising tea with prizes and arranging for guest instructors to lecture this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwmat
Court Hall
Hmo
Within the Law at Academy of Music
The American Play Company presents Within the Law at the Academy of Music, featuring Bayard Vellor in a modern American play that is drawing crowds in New York and Chicago as a leading dramatic sensation and announced for early dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Play Co
Bayard Vetllor
Ulain
Iarge
New York
Chicago
Academy of Music
Emmert Hardware Co Window Screens and Ice Freezers
Readable ad copy lists window screens and an assortment of Blizzard and Gem ice cream freezers at Emmert Hardware Co. Also promotes Superior Grain products and kitchen cabinets with prices and discounts, urging customers to visit showrooms and inspect cabinet lines and sales items.
Orchestral Club Plans Winter Plays at Public Hall
The Concert Orchestral Club held a meeting in the Public Hall to discuss new works for the coming winter. Another unanimous meeting is called for Wednesday evening September to ensure full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concert Orcheatral Club
Ant Es Gom
Local Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Rewards
The ad offers one hundred dollars reward for a case of catarrh that Hale Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It cites F J Cheney and a Toledo firm, touts the remedy and a blood cleansing tonic, with testimonials and a closing pitch for Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney & Co
F. J. Cheney
Waiding
Kesnan & Mailyvin
Wholevale Drugsiits
Toledo
Tall’s
Rany
Mirecuy
al Druagists
Hall
We Have Moved to New Norwich Street Building
We announce our move to 8 N. Sonathoo St and will be open in a few days. Lack of space in the paper prompts this notice. C. A. Mowen, Towser, urges that sick people cannot afford delay for medical advice and safe drugs. Rudy & Meredith stock pure, fresh drugs. Gilly Porch Swlige. R. D. McKed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otr
Mon
N. Sonathoo St
Rudy
Meredith Raye
Gilly
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Samuel Horst and Sons
Rimy Mord
Sta Bonaville
Charles Powell
Muna
Tward Ditto
M. Herat
Gutterine
Allee Eller
Misa Myrtle Strite
Wottf
Anta Lekatno
Idlersburg
Iits
Singhog
Hey. Fourg
Chowayillo
von Wills
Wilton Maybush
Willam [Loover
Clagget Bower
Misnes
Ethel Ridenour
N. Lovait BL
Grace and
Illa
al Foun
Miasen Craca Hankey
Nella Garlock
Mae Stowter
Lilian Herghey
Helen van Worn
Osabel Billek
Grace
Grace the, Emn Line, Ethel, Mabel and Clam Rite Our, Mr. Wlora Hensley
Adorly
Min
W. HL. Hidanout
Davies
W. M. Dearfonn
Mewara
Fioner
Auesutta
Mose
Hagel Trovinger
Eva Wootten
Augustn Cearfosa
Dean Lite Mar
George Gearhart
Mann Stickler
Nolltoyer
Glutio Springer
Ethel
McWard Attekler
Mre
J. R. Ourist
Miysea Edna Stiebler
Augusta Cearfoas
Lanran Obrinl
Agio
Mish Bye Wootten
Sir
Mra
Fal
Gecar Miner
George Nook
Hagerstown
A. B. Grove
North Carolina
Welker
Frances
William A. Hopkins
E. Wianington St
Cai
Matthawa—Welch
Misa Glennatf
Weleh
Welsh
Salem Avenue
Frank
Matthews
Sovaf
Henry Matthelwa
S$ Leeust
Firat Cheistint
MW. Townsend
Brida
Tar Gome
Leen
Kantary
G. V
Philadelphia
Athitel City
I Shengardonh
Migs Hayetty Myrlo Maugans
Cand
Howard Maugans
Locuat St. Ber Cane
Willa We Powell
St. John's Ipiacopal Church
Louly Fl. Wald
Wraaith
W.ms
Cline
Mirey M. Shoemaker
Leitersburg
Mins
Bertha Cline
Cling
Wilmington
Wilington
Sheedoqker
Shiladelphia
Oglesby—McConoghy
Margaret J. McConoghy
Frank 3. Oglesby
Eth
Pittsburgh
Guts Manning
Fiat Baptist Church
Rov
Bor
Thomas
voupar—Stromm
Mia Ema Strom
Alfred L. Cooper
Earetaburg
Pirst Baptist Church
Kilne-Tons
Aura Kilha
Misg Allee ‘Toms
Waltivilly
Creek
Methodial Church
Dimbimbans
Kilne-Tome
Asa Altes Toms
Amos Kine
Lloyd EB. Warren
Magdalena Ronn
Harelaburg
Irvin Holes
Ruth Carroll
Harrdaburg
Frank B. Qelesty
Margaret Jonogy
Hittaburg
Judt
Wester Union Tel AM Theo. WH. Vail
Coey Sue
Kelephone
Youn Chen
THE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Huerta
R. D. Mokee
Emmert Hardware CO
C. A. Mowen
Towsler
Porch
R. D. McKed
King
Perle
Sue
Magler Step T Sguare
Eas
Lanos Poe
Uving
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
Charles BE
Roach
Hacaratown, Md
Uae
Slana
Rows Hill Gemetary Company
Brafven & Farr
Ige
D. H. Bester
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