The Odessa leader. (Odessa, Del.) 1892-18??, 1892-09-21
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

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Miss Mollie Rose has been visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Katie Polk is visiting Mrs.
Sutphin at Trenton, n. j.
E. A. Moore, the grain meschant, is
on the grand jury this week.
Mr.. Harry Davis spent Sunday
with friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. j. l.. Gibson is visiting her
mother at Ocean Grove, N. j.
Mrs. Joseph Brown and family
returned home from Ocean Grove last
week.
Mr.. Harold Baker will celebrate
his 18th birthday on the 2Sth inst. at
Philadelphia.
Mi. Scribner, Of Baltimore, was the
guest of Mrs. Polk and daughter, Miss
Katie, over Sunday.
"Uncle Sam" Enos and w. w.
Walker represent Odessa on the
grand jury this week.
Lumber King William Taylor, of
Middletown, with his charming lady,
were in Odessa Sunday evening.
Miss Mamie Addison, Of Baltimore,
was the guest of Miss May g. Thomp-
son during the early part of last
week.
Joseph Brown, Esq, Of Odessa,
Del, was the guest of his brother, j.
viii Brown, Sunday last. Newark
Ledger.
Leonard V. Aspril, Jr., has been
elected to succeed John Appleton, de-
ceased, as trustee of the M. Il.
Church.
Editor Freeman, of the New Era,
drove through town ON Sunday even
ing behind his trotter, accompanied
by Mrs. Freeman.
Miss Ella Rhein has been spending
the week with her parents here. She
was accompanied from Philadelphia
by Miss Wharton.
Mr.. Frank Baker, wife and baby,
who have been among the summers
visitors to Odessa, returned to their
Philadelphia home on Monday morn
ing.
Miss Mary Enos, daughter Of
Funeral Director Joseph H. Enos, re.
turned home on Friday last after Q
pleasant visit among friends in Sud
lersville.
L. V. Aspril, ST., Michael Grem-
minger, William P. Rhem and |. f
Croft, all old veterans, left on Mon
day fer Washington to participate il
the Grand Army reunion there.
! Miss Florence Naudain, who has
been spending part Of the summer
months with her grandfather, G. w
Naudain, of Odessa, leaves Philadel
phia for her Missouri home this week
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Sutphin ant
daughter, Miss Gertrude, who have
beeu spending some weeks with theil
father, Mr.. L. G. Fenimore, Of neal
town, returned on Monday morning
last to their home in Trenton, N. j.
: Contractor Morrison, who will builc
the new $4,000 bridge over the Apo
quinimink Creek at this place, was il
town yesterday looking over tn
groun d and making preparations +
start work on his contract this week
Miss Allen, captivating socct.
lady of Brooklyn, is the guest 0
Miss Corbit. Both the young ladie
are accomplished horsewomen, AM
make splendid appearance whel
mounted on Mr., Corbit's handsom
bays.
Past Commander Joe Enos starte
for Washington early yesterday morn
, ing to gaze upon the ranks Of the boy
, in blue, who shared with him tn
, trials and vicissitudes Of life upon tn
F field and in camp during the blood
days of the late war.
t Our efficient postmaster, G. |
Grifenberg, has hied himself away
, Washington to participate in the en-
+ Iioyment of the festivities prepared f
= the visiting veterans. In his absenc
! his daughter, Miss Fannie, has bee
/ disbursiag the mails.
G 7. Courtenay Encs, son of Of
townsman, Joseph II. Enos, has final
a Passed his examinations for a clerl
! Ship in the railway mail service, an
4 has been appointed to permanel
V position between New York al
!. Washington. Mr.. Enos is now res
! dent of Trenton, N. j., and has tt
congratulations of his many frient
!, hereabouts.
:. DIR. A. r. Neale, director of Il
$ State agricultural station at Newar
: accompanied by Mr.. Curtis, of Il
Newark Paper Mills, we're Sundf
!. visitors in Odessa. The gentlem,
f were much interested in the wonderf
growth Of a peach tree in the yard
l.. r. Davis, Esq, it being one of
:, lot of 500 imported by the doctor fro
y the Island of Tasmania two years q
e and distributed through the State.
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