The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-04

Personal.
Solomon Hersey, of the REPUBLICAN,
Is spending pleasant time ut Niagara
Falls, and an interesting letter from
him will lie found in another column.
When he returns on Thursday, William
X. Long will take vacation OF few
days, and visit Atlantic City and prob
ably Rehoboth and Indian river inlet.
Edward Weaver, who was formerly
employed as stereotyper at the REPuD-
LIcAN office, is visiting friends In this
city.
Mrs. Charles Shuster, residing at
No. 10 West Thirteenth street, Is not
the lady who was charged before
Esquire Smith with using insulting
language and consequently was not
required to give security IN the sum
of Sl00 for her future good behavior.
Mr.. M. Gibbons and daughter, of
Bedford, West Chester county, n. Y,
are visiting ID. Tennessey and family,
at No. 81 East Eighth street. They
took stroll up the Brandywine yc {.
terday, and were greatly impressod
VITA Its romantic scenery.
Mr.. Edward McIntire who has re-
sided at Bridgeton, N. j., for the past
twelve years. says he likes his adopted
home better than Wilmington. He is
getting along very nicely owning a
handsome property in Bridgeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emlen Hewes and
their family of attractive daughters,
accompanied by Miss Minnie Garren-
ter Of this city, are summering ut the
popular hotel, Marine Villa, at Cape
May.
Isaac W. Bowers, distributing clerk
at the post office, has returned from
visit to the home OF his ancestors, i'm
Kent county, Nd, and will spend the
remainder of his vacation at Brandy
wine Summit camp meeting,
j. Frank Crew, an employee OF the
p. W. d i. Railroad Company, Is
snedning few days with friends in
baltimore, and will visit his parents in
Kent county, Md, before he returns.
Misses Lille Blackburn, Laura ] aker,
| Carrie Brown and Lille Oliver, MIR.
and Mrs. W. X, Grant, J. A. Oliver ST.,
| and POinsett Fothergill will go to
camp meeting on Thursday To stay for
a week.
John I. II. Colquhoun, who Is now
living with his grandmother at No. 1915
| Rodney street. will go to hisn home
at West Chester on Saturday. the Sth
inst.
| The engagement of Miss Lily t.
Harris, daughter of Thomas c. Harris,
| to }. Harvey Spruance, graduate in
| pharmacy, formerly OF Smyrna, but
now OF this city. Is announced.
Mrs. J. II. Hetherngton with infant
and muid will leave In about month
for Japan to join her husband, who is
q lieutenant in the United States
Navy.
Rev Isaac Jewell went to Brandy.
wine Summit Camp on Monday, and
will have charge of the Children's
meeting. His family accompanied
him.
Mrs. Geo. Ash and two daughters
left this morning for Ocean Grove,
| where they will spend the month OF
/ August.
lsaac W. Bowers. stamp clerk at the
| posto!lice has arrived AT home after a
visit to kent county Md lie will now
visit Brandywine summit Camp.
Miss Annie r. Malvln has returned
home from a pleasant visit, and will
spend the remainder of her vacation at
ChesLertown, Kent County, Md.
| Miss Bertha Sondhcmler, of his city,
has gone on Il two weeks vacation to
visit relatives In Al cntown, Pa.
Levi G. Bird, Esq. aud wlfo are
spending several weeks at the Hot
Springs, West Virginia.
| Geo. Is. Smedley and wife, of this
city. are spending S verul days with
their relatives in West Chester, Ia.
Some three hundred oxeursionists
from Bridgeton, N. Twill visit PeniL-
grove, n. j., tomorrow, on the steam.
er Bildgeton.
Miss Mary II, Pussy and Miss Anna
Morrison, of Avondale, Pa., are visit
ing relatives In this city.
b. +. Mcdaniel left this morning for
a weeks recreation at Atlantic city.
i Nathaniel II, Benson, Esq, returned
last evening from trip to Rehobotb.
Mr. Geo. W. Bush and wife spent
Sunday in Bridgeton N. j.
William Smith, of this city, is visit.
Ing L. b. King, at West Chester, Pa.
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