The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-05
FOURTH edition
Personal

MISS Helen Bowen, OF Wilmington,
is visiting relatives at Fair Hill, Md.
Miss Mamie Scott. OF Philadelphia.
Is visiting relatives near Newark.
Miss Hattie Logan of Baltimore has
returned to her home from visit to
relatives IN Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Logan OF Baltl
more are visiting their daughter near
Newark.
Miss Sallle A. Scott has returned
home from five weeks vacation
much improved in health,
Mr.. George A. Carter spent yester-
day In the country.
Misses Katie Mention, Jennie Daley
and Florio Miller have returned from
weeks vacation.
William X. BROOKS OF Newark and
Miss Eva Groves OF Fnrnhurst are Wis
itlng Miss Clara NJ. Hammill OF this
city.
Miss Bessie Davis OF EIllton is visit
ing friends In Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Ocheltree OF Ches-
ter are visiting friends in this city.
Miss Lille Armour has returned
from visit to Miss Annie b. Foard,
near Elkton.
Charles Yetter. Republican candidate
Tor county commissioner for the
Fourth district, has returned from At
lantic City.
William n Sincock, night distrllut-
Ing clerk at the post office, is spending
Two weeks vacation at Atlantic City,
N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hough, who have been
visiting Mr.. Benjamin Crozier and
IAfftrnhh IN. hfr Mt
vile, N. j.
William Kellow, of Baltimore, visit
cd Nr. Gavin Thompson of this city,
last Saturday, and the two are in
Philadelphia to-day to witness the Scot
fish games.
| Miss Florence Saunders, In company
with her niece. Miss Maud Saunders,
went to Atlantic City on Saturday for
lew days recreation.
| Mrs. ID. Sisler and family have re-
turned from two weeks visit to
MOosehead Lake, Maine. The fishing
was good, and the weather cool and
stimulating,
MIR. Fred. Bach and daughter returned
home on Saturday from the excursion
OF the Peninsula editors to the White
Mountains. greatly improved in
health,
Mrs. Sallle Stratner, residing in this
city, returned home on last Friday
after Tour weeks outing to Atlantic
City.
Miss Mamie Howell OF this city has
Just returned home after two weeks
vacation at Colchester, Chestertown
and Centerville.
Miss Jennie Levy, who has been
spending six weeks in tuis city, has
Just returned home to Brooklyn, New
York.
Rev. L. l.. Hubbard, went to Frederick
to-day on visit to his fatheI.in law,
Paris Carlisle, where his Wife and chill
dreD have been for over two weeks
lilo Will return to this city on Wednes-
day.
j. +. Lank, grocer, Taylor and Pop
lar streets, left this city this morning
for Rehoboth, for ten days outing.
Cards are out announcing the be-
trothal of Miss Florence LITER, OF Phil
ndelphlu, to Mr., Abraham Lieberman,
son OF N. l.. Lieberman, Esq, of this
city
Mr.. Nathaniel Williams :of Middle
town, was in our city this iuorning on
business. He Is very spry man and
wonderful one for his years He Is
" hJ'd-fil-l NODl DtUlOGEuL, DuL II
man much respected by everybody
who has the pleasure OF his acqualnt-
anCe.
The Fame Hose Company, will leave
this city ON their visit on September
l4th. They will turn out 80 men fully
equipped as no other ilremen ever
went out of this city. They will be
acredit to the Wilmington fire lad lies.
Letters were granted to day to Viz.
ginia l.. Culbertson aud Goo. w. Maui
dalu, Administrators OIL the estate OF
james Culoel tson OF Middletown, Del
Judge Grub sat in the Orphans
Court on Saturday afternoon and ap-
pointed Y. HertiDg guardian OF Chas.
Morris ilertlng, giving bond In the
sum of I'll 800.
Tho pensioners ARE busy this morning
procuring their necessary atildavIts
lefore tho different Notaries and
Sqrlras so that their papers can be
forwarded to Washington and their
pension checks sent on to them.
Clerk of Council was this morning
arrested on Market street for drunk-
enneSS. We think some of his pro.
fessed Democratic friends should have
taken hun under their protection and
tried to sober him up Gus is not a
bad fellow, as he is his own worst
enemy.