The base ball season is over with us,
Mr. Carson Chandler will move tc
Bloxom another year.
Fodder saving is about through ii
this section and of No. 1 quality.
Mrs. F. B. Humphreys ishomefron
a visit to friends in Salisbury, Md.
Miss Mildred Martin, of New York
has been visiting relatives in ou;
town.
Wc are sorry to report the deatl
last week of Mr. Estel Byrd, of tuber
cnlosls.
Oystermen say tin- ? ? has been i
great catch of spats on young oyster
this year.
The excursions to Norfolk am
Ocean City were well patronized b,
our people.
Mr. Albert Smith and family, o
Baltimore,have been visiting relative
and friends here.
Mr. Wm. Petitt has improved hi
residence on the se side very mut
by the addition of a new porch.
Mrs. Ceo. M. Fisher and Mrs. G. \\
Colona were recently on a visit t
Rev. J. L. King at Ivor, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hayfield cam
home last week after a pleasant s(
journ in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Capt. John Wright and brotht
have returned home, after a vcr
poor fishing season at Seabnght, N.,
Farmers report one of the fine:
crops of sweet potatoes ever grow
but are a little chagrined at presei
prices.
Mr. B. S. Bloxom and wife are
Baltimore this week, thc former bu;
ing a big line of goods for his fall ai
winter trade.
Mr. O. M. Chandler recently pu
chased the Jus. Duncan farm on tl
sea-side road for $5,000. Mr. Dunci
will move t > remperanceville in
tew months, having bought a rei
dence there of Mr. Guillette.
