Evening journal., 1889-08-05
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

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mouth, Mass.
Mrs. Peter Plumb Of New Castle is in
the city to-day.
Miss Lena Rogers Of New Castle went
to Philadelphia to-day.
James G. Knowles and family left for
Cape May this morning.
Amos c. Chapple, of Arthur K. Taylor
& Company, is on his vacation.
David A. Hartman of this state has
been granted an increase Of pension.
Mrs. Henry Wiley OF this city is Wis
iting friends and relatives in Milford.
Mrs. William Wilson and son Of
Georgetown are visiting friends in this
city,
Miss Sadie Messick of Georgetown is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Levi Mckay, of
this city.
Miss Emma Thienhardt of New York
is visiting Miss Carrie McNair Of 5lO
King street
Warren Harper and wife and Miss Nan
Harper Of Camden, ~ j., visited Will
mington yesterday.
w. H. Blythe an employe Of w. B.
sharp q Company's store, is on his vaca-
tion to Atlantic City.
George v. Massey. Esq, arrived in
Philadelphia from Europe Saturday, and
will return home to-day.
Miss Anna Thompson and Miss Ida
Blake of this city are visiting Miss Lille
Harper in Camden, n. j.
Misses Clara Porter and Bertha Elliott
Of this city leave to day for a two weeks
vacation at Conshocken, Pa.
{ Miss Lily Harris of this city returned
home this morning from a three weeks
visit in the lower part of the state.
Rev. David Howard of Calvary Churcl
will go on a vacation OF two weeks in th'
!. mountains of Eastern Pennsylvania.
Attorney General Biggs returned from
t Asbury Park, n. j., to-day, where h
d has been spending vacation of thre
weeks.
owen c. Spear returned home on Sat
: urday after short stay at Ocean Grove
l. and left to day for weeks visit at hi
former home, Smyrna.
Miss Emma Duncan, who has beel
q visiting Miss Lena Southers of this city
I will return to her home at Augustin
v Pier tomorrow morning.
e Misses Lena and Bessie Moore left thi
|. morning for two weeks visit to Altar
d tic City. They we're accompanied b
their father, John Moore.
g Miss Tillie Moses Of New York cit,
~ who has been visiting her sister an
brother in law, Mr.. and Mrs Samu'
4 Harris Of this city, for some time pas
returned home yesterday.
a. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brouthers a.
). visiting Camden camp Mr.. Brouthe
IA will return to Wilmington on Monda
but his wife and little girl will be absel
81 from the city fer several weeks.
Miss Bertha A. Elliott of No. z
I'D Adams street and Miss Clara M. Port
ct Of No. 10S East Twelfth street viii lea
,, to-day for two weeks visit in Consh
hocken, N. Y. On their return tn
as will visit in Philadelphia few days.
"a The Misses Nellie Agnes, Stella a.
"a Mabel Wilson, daughters Of j. Shiel
es Wilson, manager Of the Wilmingt
= Steamboat Company came to this city
- day on the steamer Brandywine a
~. went to Silver Grove on the steamer w
mington where will spend two weeks.
Frank Zercher of Lancaster City, p
ee. left for home this morning after a weel
he visit to Newark and Wilmington. N
lis Zercher was formerly of this city, b
he now has charge of the cutting depa
'as ment Of Rose Brothers & Hartman
rs, umbrella manufacturers, Lancaster,
,as q, DR.. A. E. Frantz, George H. Whitel'
a. E. NJ. Hopes, DR.. ]. F. Frantz, j.
ne Robinson and ]. 9. Brewster, members
os. the George Washington Fishing Gil
ne went to Anglesea, n. j.. on Friday la
he and tried deep water fishing off of Lo
on Branch, having good catch.