Daily Republican., 1888-07-21
Personal.


drove one OF his tsoltess into Whining
ton this morning.
Mr.. Edwin G. eAwdon and brother
are lusucating At BrAudy wine Springs.
Mr.. J. Barton Cheyney is Summerlns
At the Springs.
H. @. oonTAd's eyesiaht Ia slowly i'm :
nprovinR.
Mrs. Harry NowlAnd and sister, Miss
Laura Farrh, are visiting relatives In
New London.
Miss Julia O. 5lelnicken is Masking .
shoIt visit among friends Ut Kennett
Square, Chester county, Pa
Mr.. A. L. Baldwin and bride hsve
gone TO New Orleans, where they ~
Dect TO locate.
]. W. Keith and family, accompanied
by Miss Lydia Pennock, left tc-aAy 10
visit friends In CenTsville, Nd.
]. Archie Taylor, OF TIE Pusey 81
Jones Company, sailed fCr Brazil yts.
terdAy.
Miss Emma Moore and Miss Annie
oArswell, Of this city, are Waiting PhilA-
delphiR.
Delaware Davis has removed from
Odessa 10 Ihls city, where no expects 10
i buBABt IN Dubluebbs
Senator Gray and family will occupy
the old Homestead 81 New Castle dur.
fling the summer.
Miss Lizzie Rigby returned bsme to-
day from three weeks visit to the coun.
try.
MT. John Freye sent Troop B . crate
Of fue peaches this morning with his
compliments.
Bobert O. Rogers, OF California, ia
now the guest Of his brother, Eugene
Rogers, near New Castle.
Miss Elsie Ferguson and Mise Mamie
Weniz left to-day for Kirk wood, Del.
where they will spend = week.
DR. John H simms toek the 11.51 train
tn Is morning for Mt. Tabor Camp Meet
ing where be EXPECTS to remain week.
Mise Mamie II, Crumllsh, Of Chestnut
and VauBursn streets, left home yes,
tsrdAy for = three months visit TO
Providence, b. I.
Mise Lizzie Plunkett, Miss Annie
KeoRh, Miss Rose Ksogh, CHARLES
Monaghan, Charles Malcolm and John
Keenan, are a. BrAdyWine Springs.
Mrs. WoodAll, daughter OF the Rsv.
IL. W. 7. Boothe, an AotresS OF conLii-
srAble merit, is visitinE her pArsnts In
this city.
d. Wallace 10 visiting DR.. Ball ut
Kiamensi, and thinks II delightful
oOuntry, well stocked with Dor nie las.
sizes.
Col. T. W. Ferree, of Yorklyn, was a
visitor ct Camp DuPont this morning.
He was Rttlred in his regular army suit
II that hn n eka Eah hal1AaV
Mrs. Ira OhApptli, son and daughter,
OF Northumberland, PennA.. are visit
Ing III. L. Bittenbsnder, 1918 Monroe
ct rect.
Daniel H and Ellis A. can be
seen promenAding On Union street every
evening, although II Is against the will
Of his mother. They appear to erjoy
themselves we'll.
z LodAnd, John Cooper and several
9th or members Of the Warren Club, III
Bpend . week or ten days out camping
at Pennsgrove about the hTGt week ii
August.
Mr.. Joseph q. Chambers, the populai
blacksmith AMI wheel wright At Sian
ton, was oonfintd to his bed on Friday
suffering from q severe attack o
diATFh@A.
Miss Mary j. Wheeler, teacher Of No
l school, is visiting Rev. Z. U. Jones
Of Odessa, Del. She will also visit thI
Kaaterskill Mountains during her VRcn
tton.
Samuel Adams has accepted the posi-.
ton OF stage carpenter At the Opera
House and Academy Of Music durinl
the coming seRsen, and will be hEsistsC
by Mr.. Churchill,
Harry Il. Mnrdock, formerly OF thI
city, bat Who hAs been 10 Charleston, .
TO-, for some time, has returned and no
cepted position with N. X. Davis, thi
Second street jeweler.
Mr.. and Mrs. William d. McEHAn,
Mrs. Watson aud Miss NAihAlIA LlOyC
returned from Cape May yesterday
Mrs. McBWAn made IL very entertain
ing for lhe party.
Daniel Thompson, son Of Joel rhomp
son, Of White CLAY Creek q Bundred, 1
slowly recovering from an injury to UDt
OF his arms received In falling from
wagon loaded with wheat on Monda!
last,
Adam j. Lang left this oity thi
morhing TO Walt relatives in Scotland
A ID. Vandever presented him with
elk handkerchief representing tn
American flag, 10 show TO his friend
over the wAleT.