Evening journal., 1889-04-27
pzesanA. PARAGRAPHS.


ing friends in this city.
Mrs. John Carrow and daughter Of
Dover are in Philadelphia.
J. Taylor Cause of this city is visiting
relatives in Lancaster, Pa.
Miss Maggie HAZEL Of Wilmington is
visiting friends in Smyrna.
Miss Ida Barker Of Milford is visiting
Miss Mamie Russell i'm this city.
Miss Lydia Davis Of this city is visit
ing Miss Laura Abbott, at Milford.
Miss Eta Brough Of PHILADELPHIA is
visiting Miss Clara Clark, in Dover.
Miss May Martindale Of Salisbury, has
been visiting Miss Annie Stevenson of
Dover
Miss Lizzie Denney Of Ivy Hall. Bridge.
town, is at her home in Smyrna on va
cation.
D. c. Goodwin o. Raistertown, Md, is
visiting his daughter, MRS. Ella Collins,
at Milford.
Miss Tanza Wright of Magnolia, Del,
is visiting friends in Philadelphia and
Germantown.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Smith Of near Sara
toga, n. r.. are visiting at the home Of
Robert O. Hall, at Milford.
Miss Lizzie Devices Of FELTON,, and Miss
Erma Johnson Of Snow Hill, are visiting
Mrs M. Z. Graham, at Dover.
Chief Engineer Samuel A. Sault, late
of the Monmouth, will take charge Of
the machinery of the new twin screw
steamer, Sandy Hook.
Rev. j. S. Willis Of Milford, will de-
liver an address before the Mount Yer
non Literary Society OF Washington Col
lege, at Chestertown, Md, on June 25,
Harlow H. Curtis, formerly Of the
Morning News started yesterday morn
ing on trip to the West the object Of
his trip being both business and plea
sure.
Morris e. Moses, the correspondent Of
the New York Dramatic News and special
reporter of the Chicago Sporting and
Theatrical Journal, has appointed w.
Harry Postles of Walls 4 Postles Of this
city, to act as base ball correspondent for
the Sporting journal. Mr. Moses for
merly attended to this, but press of other
matters compelled him to appoint an
assistant
Newark Ledger.
James L. and Adam X, Luke Of Rock
lane visited s r. Choate, Jr., and f. NJ.
G. Choate this week
Miss Carrie Jones is visiting friends in
Wilmington this week
Miss Loura Moody is visiting friends
IN Kimbleville, Pa.
Miss Berdie Ross Of Odessa is the guest
of her brother, David Ross at p, w. &
B. station.
Miss Ruth Pierson Of Kimbleville. Pa,
was the guest Of Miss May Lyle this
week.
Dover Delawarean.
Mrs. Joseph Levi goes to New York to-
day on visit.
Thomas Pickering visited Wilmington
on Wednesday.
Miss Fannie Hrrris has been visiting ii
Philadelphia
Miss Minnie Jester spent Easter Sun
day in Wilmington
Robert HoffecEer has beea visiting
relatives in town this week.
Mrs. William Todd of Seaford wa
visiting in town few days ago.
Mrs Andrew Louderbough has re-
turned from her trip to Philadelphia.
Mrs. John NJ. Ford Of Wilmington i.
visiting her son at the Bayard House.
Harry Weston of Philadelphia, has re
turned to town and is with Prettyman.
Miss May Martindale has been the
guest Of Miss Annie Stevenson thi;
week
Miss Emma Hough Of Smyrna has
been visiting her sister Mrs. G. w
Fisher, this week.
Harry Walls and Charles E. Tredier
visited Milford on Sunday and assisted in
the NJ E. Church.
Robert b. vandyke. law student Of
Alexander Fulton, was admitted to prac
tice law in the courts of this state Oh
Monday.
Thomas M. Collision who has been en-
gagged in business in Philadelphia FOL
some time, left this town on Tuesday fol
Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory.
Smyrna Record.
D. w TrumpelIer Of Florida has re
turned to Smyrna.
Frank Pratt Of Philadelphia spen-
Easter with his mother in Smyrna.
William Brown Of Philadelphia spen
Sunday in smyrna with his parents.
George Benn Of Dover has been engage,
as night operator at Clayton.
Mrs. Joseph Carter and Mrs. s. p
Mason spent few days in Dover thi
week.
Miss Laura Beatty of IngIeside, Nd.
has been the guest Of Miss Mimi
Clements.
Ralph Hoffecker, Of Johns Hopkin
University, Baltimore, Md, was hom
on Easter.
William Buchanan, formerly Of tn
Smyrna Times, has secured a situation il
New York.
Miss Maggie Hazel Of Wilmington
visite her friends in Smyrna, her forme
home, this week
j. Howard Slant Of Wilmington ,spen
} few days in Smyrna this week, tn
guest of Milton K. Price.
Mrs. Henry Johns Of Baltimore, ha
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary J
Davis, who has been indisposed for som
time.
Miss Mable Connol of FELTON,, and Beu
lah Wilds, Bessie Collision and Cora Hoi
fecker of Dover visited friends i
I Smyrna this week.
Clarence Raymond returned to Cheste
, Military Academy on Wednesday. H
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