The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Talley go TO Iitch-
field Illinois, to be present at the cele-
bration OF the golden wedding (Thurs-
day, September 3D. OF Mrs. Talley'a
mother. DIR. J, Clearwater and wife,
Mrs. Frank J. McSorley, of Washing.
ton, d. O., is visiting Mrs. Ellis NJ.
Clark Of Greenbank.
Miss Louisa b. Talley and sister,
Eliza, have returned from Lecono
Mountain Honse. Monroe county, Pa.
much improved in health. Miss Louisa
gained II pounds while there, and Miss
Eliza regards 1t as very desirable
place even II you have good health.
They had splendid time.
Miss Lizzie O'Connor, who was So
journing at Atlantic City, has return
ed home. While there she registered
at the Chettewood.
Charles f. Taylor and wife will re.
move to Providence, X. l., next We'd
nesday. Mr.. Taylor will carry on the
hat manufacturing business, In which
his father has been successful for
many years.
Miss Edna Gibson, of Bridgeton, n.
j., spent Sunday with Mrs. Lewis Cox
VII hlIh uNenuO.
Miss Hannah Whitaker, OF Bridge
ton, N. j., is visiting Mrs. W. Scott
Vernon, at No. S23 jackson street.
Mr.. Frank Steiner, of Elizabeth, Nj,
returned to-day, after spending Sun
day In our city.
Miss Evelyn Mckay, of Concords-
Vile, Is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Kate Cottingham, of this city,
is visiting Miss Annie e. Kelley, OF
Chester, Pa.
Joseph Wigglesworth has returned
from a six weeks 1aunt through the
West.
8. II. Estes, salesman with I. Ham.
burger and author of pet and Darl
Ing" has returned from weeks vaca
ton on his bicycle through Virginia
and Maryland.
Miss Edith Dougherty, of Phlladel
phia, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs,
John L. Osklns, of Brandywine Springs.
Miss Carrie Dougherty, of Philadel.
phia, has been the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. Andrew Ford. OF Southwood.
Harry S. Brown, the well-known re-
porter of the Philadelphia Press who
was formerly a resident OF this city,
will sh prtly resign and aece 1T alucra-
tive position on the New York Herald.
Father Flynn, having com pleted his
tour through Europe, will sail fol-
home on the 9Th of September.
John Yates and family who pa ssed
several weeks ut Chester Heights, Pa.
have returned to their home, Fifth and
Jefferson streets.
Father DeRuyter, who has Just un.
dergone surgical operation in O
Brooklyn hospital, Is improving in con.
dition. -r.."..-
Mrs. Jos. Wright, of Kiamensi, and
her daughter, Mrs. J.B. Miller, of Carr
croft, have gone to Atlantic City for a
week or ten days.
Mrs. John I. Davis of Plainileld, N.
j., is visiting Mrs. Edmund Griffith, at
No. 7l3 Adams street.
Mrs. Hannah Reese and her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Perry Jones, with her son,
Master Frank, returned to their home
In Frankfort, Pa, this afternoon, after
visit to relatives In our city.
Miss Kate Kenneth of Washington,
ID. O., is visiting Professor We'll, OF No.
305 Market street, the celebrated Opt.
clan OF this city, and is having pleas.
| dlJ bililO. IlbE nOSJ anu lOSltSS Will
SEQ that she enjoys herself during her
stay.
| @. j. Foster, formerly q special Off
cor of this city, Is here with his wife
and child on visit. He is now a valu
cd detective on Pinkerton's celebrated
force, and his visit combines business
with pleasure. Mr.. Foster is making
a most efficient detective, and Is highly
priZed by his EMPLOYERS
Miss Nettie Harlan, of Kenneth
| Square, who has been visiting Miss
Mabel Stewart has returned home af.
ter having very pleasant time.
Miss Lizzie Spence. formerly OF
this city, but now OF Brooklyn, N. Y,
who has many friends and admirers
here, left for home to-day after hay.
ing spent most delightful time. Her
father, Mathew Spence, an old mem
Der of Smyth Post, No. /, q. A. r., and
all his family are enjoying excellent
health, and are well pleased witt
their new home. Miss Lizzie is look
ing well, and says that during hel
visit to this city she saw more OF Il
than while she lived here.