The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-12

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Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Engie will
spend two weeks at Atlantic CITY.
Mr.. William Grubb and wife havu
gone to Atlantic City to spend q week.
Misses Eva Stoops and Olive Crew
have gone to Couey Island for a few
days.
Master Fred Klund and Miss Emma
Campbell havo gone to spend a week
OF Augustine Pier.
Joseph II. Gawthrop, who IL engaged
In the phosphate business at Kenneth,
Pa, visited our city this morning.
Charles Seminar. who is about re-
moving from Odessa to New Castle,
visited our city to-day.
Manager Hall, Of Western Union
Telegraph line. has gone on an ex-
tended vacation.
J. E. Bradbury offers to sell coach
for SIS that is suitable to carry pas.
sen0ers to the fair,
The whlrring noise made In the po-
lice court BY the electric fans so an
noyed Judge Ball while the witnesses
were being examined, that he ordered
them to BIO stopped.
Tho horse of Messrs, Griffith, Sixth
and Orange streets, that was suffering
from the extreme heat yesterday. Is
recovering, and promises to be all right
In a day or two.
Theodore Jones and wife OF Newark.
who have been assisting Chas. w.
GoodinR at Brandywine Summit
Camp, will return to their home in u
few days.
Harvey Gregg a young farmer near
Newport, Is suffering from blood pois-
ontng caused by cutting up q COW
that died OF the anthrax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mclaughlin,
Willie Kitchen and slater, Eva Hitch
en-, are soiourding at Atlantic City.
They are at the Hotel Arondale.
Patrolmon Carmen Di Mare lost his
pocket.book containing S37, in the
car, as no was returning from Atlantic
City, on Thursday.
Mary A. Gainor. mother OF police Of.
ficer Gainor, died at her residence In
Elk Neck, Geo | county. Nd, on We'd
nesday, of general debility, aged "a
years. =
Clifford Wilson, son OF J. A. Wilson,
funeral director, has Just completed a
course at the New York College of
Embalming, of which Professor Re-
nouard is the demonstr ator.
The outfit of the Odessa Herald,
which O. II. Seminar sought to re-
move to New Castle, has been seized
at Middletown on an attachment
sworn out by d. W. Corbit,
Charles Martel, OF the Media Amerl-
can. visited Brandywine Summit
Camp on Thursday and listened to the
sermon OF Rev. Mr.. Hubbard, on the
Poor Man. He said 1t was one OF the
best sermons he had heard Tor long
time. =.
Frank Watson was overcome with
the heat while at work on harvesting
machine near the Practical Farmer
yesterday. He was brought to this
city yesterday and was treated by DIR.
wales, who had hun sent to the Della
ware Hospital.
The family of Mr.. William Griffith
have boon mt Brandywine Summit
camp grounds since the first OF July,
and will return to our city next Mon.
day. We believe that this is tho long
est term OF any othor family from our
city although Mrs. Mcclure passed.
sis weeks there.
Mrs. Alfred Holt, OF this city, and
Mre. l. M. Leech of Bellevue, are
spending week at Cape May, and u
letter received from them this morn
ing by personal friend says that they
are having good time.
The Rev. William j. Birmingham, OF
st. Pauls Catholic Church, who has
been In Europe for several months,
will arrive in thu city tins evening. He
will be given grand reception by his
parishoners, and the members of the
various societies OF which no is chap
| lain.