The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-31

~ no retuVuy iike SALVATION Oll,
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Dots.
Mru, Nathaniel X. Benson has 70.
turned from months visit TO her
daughter Mrs, Sallle Holton, who re-
sides In the State OF Ohio. She Ia now
stopping for day or two with her
son, Hon. N, h. Benson, No. sos West
Firth street,
General Underwood will be glven q
grand reception by tho Odd Fellows
on his arrival in our city next Wod-
nesday evening.
Captain Geo, Leroy Brown return
ell from Washington yesterday, bring
lng with him his orders as Indian
River agent ut the Pine Ridge Agency.
A room Is about being fitted up by
the Harlan \ Hollingsworth Company,
in which instruction will bo impaired
to their apprentices every Saturday
afternoon, In the art OF drawing.
General Secretary ]. II King, OF the
\, NJ, {. A., is visiting Washington,
u. Z.
James Ball, of this city, and Miss
Ada G. Elliott of Trainer. Pa. were
married at tho latter place on Thurs.
day evening.
The Women's Indian Association OF
Wilmington, Delaware, will meet at
Mrs. 5. L. Hilles', 1902 King street. on
Monday, Nov. I'd. Mt 8 p. IN.
George n Bailey and Miss Florence
IL. Moore were married by tho Rev.
John France Mt No, 6SS East Eighth
street. on Thursday evening,
The investigating committee of tho
4 ~ DtN 0ntr
Dougherty case immediately after the
meeting OF tho Lovy Court on Tues.
day afternoon.
Robert Marshall has removed from
kennett Square, rn TO Wopddale, and
will engage In the construction of u
paper mandatory in short time, as
he purchased the iron works property
lew weeks ago for that purpose.
The frame of Joseph Ways new
barn. near FHlryilie. was raised on
Thursday. The timbers were success
iully laid without any accident.
A German employed by William Sin.
son. butcher living near Pleasant
Hill, Delaware, got his hand caught in
power sausage cutter few days ago
and was quite badly cut.
William Stinson, farmer and butch
er liAing near Pleasant HILL Mill Creek
hundred, Delaware, has been putting
up nav out-buildings and making a
number OF other improvements to his
premises,
Mrs. Alfred Shaw and Miss Louise
Shaw OF Peoria, Illinois, are visiting
MIR. VIM. Shaw, No. 9iS Madison street,
and VIII remain In our city for about
two months.
The union and Bible and song SER
vice will 10 held at the U. A. NJ. L.
Church, French street near Twelfth,
neNt Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
The service will be conducted by Rev.
+. ii. Lee, whose subject will be
''watchiulness." All are invited.
Con. Underwood the most promi.
nent Odd Fellow In the world, will
lecture TO Odd Fellows and their
friends next Wednesday evening in
Eden Hall. Admission SO cents.
All Odd Fellows should take their
friends to hear General Underwood's
lecture next Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Nimrod Worrall. OF
White Clay Creek Hundred, started for
Chicago on Wednesday, where they
will probably make their home.
Evangelist Robert NJ Green, who
mas been holding such wonderful meet.
ings ~ Asbury NJ. E. Church, will con.
time for one more week His exper-
fence meeting at $50 p. m. Sundays
are wonderful, to which he invites ali
to come.
Miss Pocahontas Lane, who taught
the colored school at Willow Grove.
Kent county. last winter, has returned
from Elizabeth, North Carolina, where
she passed the summer, and will enter
on her duties rs teacher of the colored
children at Port Penn, on Monday
next.
fugsley Bros famous Tennessee
WarUlers Concert Company, will re-
peat their singing In new pieces OF
selections, at tie A. L. NJ. T. Church
on Monday. Nov end, p. IN. Come
and hear them. They are finest in the
world.
The regular monthly meeting OF
Hilles' Woman's Christian Temperance
lnion vii be held at the home OF Mrs.
Emily Dickinson, Bancroft's Banks, on
Tuesday evening, at 7.90 o'clock
Rev. George Z. Thompson will de.
liver his lecture. "a buohel of travel in
a peck time in Central Presbyter-
ian Church on Tuesday evening, for
/ the benefit OF Ollyet Presbyterian
/ Church.