The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-03


Miss Kate McCiaffefty and Miss Kate
Kearney have gone TO Boston to visit
friends.
Mrs. s. N. smeltz will go 10 Lanoas-
tar on Saturday to spend week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miles, Misses
May Cooper, Lizzie West and L. May
Hersey started this morning for o.
weeks stay at Cape May.
Miss Grace Kelley is visiting friends
In Chester, Pa.
Miss Sallio A. Taylor is at Werner
Vile, Pa,
General Secretary j. X. King and
family left this city to day for Noun
tain Lake Park, Md, where they will
attend the conference OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, now in
session.
Mrs. G. A. W. Frlshmuth, Nrs. Sallle
Strattner and Miss Lena Mills are
registered at THE Maryland Allan.
tic City.
Mrs. Agnes Mowat of Peoria, ILL.,,
accompanied by her grand.dau ghter,
10 visiting Mrs. q. Thompson, No. COZ
Adams street.
David 7. Miller, son OF Thos. s. Mil
Ter, has gone to. visit his uncle and
aunt, Mr., and Mrs. William Firrell, oil
West Chester. Ia,
Rev. II. s. Dulany Is on the sick
list since Sabbath. and left for his
Maryland home to-day, to be absent o.
few days. Services at klngewoodI
will go right on as usual.
Miss Jennie Levy OF Brooklyn, N. Y,
is a guest OF her brother-ln.law, In this
city.
Mr.. r. W. Wolters. clothier, OF Sec.
ond and Market streets, is spending
the balance Of the summer at his cot
tage in Atlantic City.
Mr.. Edward Robinson and family.
returned home yesterday from q
weeks visit to Atlantic City, greatly
benefited In health.
Patrolman Walter Willis Is slightly
indisposed and off duty temporarily.
Receiver OF Taxes Dickey collected
500 In taxes In Biackbird Hundred on
Monday.
MIR. Morris Levy, one OF the most
pIominent shoe merchants of this city
Is spending several weeks at Atlantic
CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bright and
daughter, Mrs. Taliey. will leave this
city on FRIDAY, to pass a few days at
MIR, Myers Hayes and family of No.
~ Sing street is located at Cape May,
M.
Il. Wallace Connolly, OF Hamburger's
better known as the sea sick fisher
man, is spending week at Camden
Camp, and will spend next week at
Enltravilih TnnlI ont for tiah
Mr.. and Mrs. james Ii. Wright are
spending week at Brandywine Sum-
nit Camp.
Miss Sadie Heebner. of Hollis Way
side Lunch Palace, will spend week g
vacation at NorIistown, Pa.
Linton Howett and family left to
day to visit kcmbleyille, Oxfordiand
New London, Pa.
DR.. NJ, ]. Gallagher, formerly OF this
| city. hut now OF Gleholden, visited our
city yesterday.
MIR, J. \. Griffin, OF Philadelphia,
was In town yesterday.
1t is said that W. W. Taxis and A, A.
Zimmerman will ride for tho New
York Athletic club at the fall bicycle
meets.
Miss Leila Talley, who has been
spending her vacation ut Townsville,
N. j., during the recent hot spell, re.
turned home yesterday.
Miss Ida Bryan, who has spent foui
weeks on visit to our city returned
Today TO hor home III Kent Co., Md.
Washington Cross, OF Lockport,
N. Y, was in the city this forenoon
and went down to Smyrna this after.
10 ~ q
purchase 90 acres OF gas lands at
Marion, Indiana. He will be in the
city again In a day or two, to interest
some Wilmingtonians ia his enter.
prise.
Joseph Swift of our city, left at noon
to-day, for trip to Paxino Junction
Pa.
James Z. Palmatery left to-day to
spond a few days at Atlantic City.
Lewis SeltZer opened up the Phoenix
meat packing market to day at No. 80
w. Front street. He was formerly
connected with the Armour meot mar.
ket.
DIR. Read ]. Mckay had q new kind
of lap robe over his knees dllyinp
down Market street at noon to-day.
Mr.. j. Frank Bryan, who will enter
Westminster Theological Seminary ID
September, was rendered reception,
last oYeninR at the residence of his
uncle, Il. Hayes Taylor. There were
thirty young people present MIR
Bryan's genial disposition has secured
him many warm friends during his
stay in Wilmington. He will leave tn,
city to-day for his father's hons II
Kent Co., Md, where he will remain
until September.