The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-02
FIJI TIL EDITION.


Mrs. Kate Dlckerson and daurhter.
Mrs. n. II. Beadle and grand daughter.
Miss Eellie Beadle and q niece and
Mrs. Sarah Bannar, all OF Philadelphia.
have returned home after spending
two wboks with a niece Mrs. VIM. i.
Reynolds, near Stanton. Del. During
their..atay they visited many old and
beloved spots OF childh0od; one place
In pnrticu lar was the graves of Mrs.
Dlckerson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis the party visiting these graves
consisted OF daughter, grand daughter,
great grand daughter and great. great
grand tdaughter,a all ,of whom Mrs, Davis
lived TO see. Their next drive was TO
ST. James church, Stanton, to hear a
grand sci mon preached by the pastor
OF sail parish, and they think It a
great prize to meet such q tine gentle
man as Mr.. L. K.Miller. and they think
he has grand eongregatlon,so atten-
tive.
Their next drive was to Airs. Allen
Ruth's, niece OF Mrs. D., in Stanton,
to see her sister. Mrs. Rebecoa Arrants
who is an invalid, and such q grand
time as they did have; II auntle had
only been as she was the last time they
met, but etch cad change upset them
a little. The next dive was to opos-
sum Park, near Milford crossroads, to
visit Mrs. Reynolds aisteri Mrs. Rich
ard Honsall, who is niece and
cousin to the party. That was another
grand day up among the hills; such
grand view all over the country, as
Mrs. j. lives on tho hllls.
The next was drive through the
beautiful little town OF Newark, to
visit a cousin, Charles W. Davis of
which another grand day was antlci-
pated Also another grand day at q
friends Mrs. George Steps. OF White
Clay Creek. Another delightful call
was Oh Mrs. Robert Currlnder, another.
niece. In stanton, and many other de-
llghtfll drives and calls on old and
BELOVED friends aud places OF olden
times But OF all tho places they Wis.
itod the India Rubber house aud
grounds was the golden spot of their
visit.
On their return homeward they
drove through Stanton, that little
sleepy town as used to be but found IL
quite wide awake. So many changes
about the little sleeper that we scarce
ly Recognized 1t to be Stanton OF so
wears ngo. From Stanton. on through
Khmdnsl 10 sec the wonderful wooden
mills md TO see Two other Mecca Mrs.
VIM. Sinclair and Mrs. VIM. Ruthirbut
10 tlleir disappointment they were
away. So on they drove to NEWPORT
very nice little town TO make ID stop
ut another niecs's Mrs. Wm. Hamilton
OF which they had 4 or more very
enjoyable days. On Monday morning
they started enroute for home stopping
at the city Of Wilmington for duy to
take In n few sights oil the changes
aud great mproyementa. They also
visited Chrlstiana, but have nothing
to cay, US IL Looks so dull. forlorn
and iorsaken. Cheer up Chrlstlaua
people make your town shine too;
we all hope to live to sec them again
next summer and enjoy much better
time.
They send much regards to the good
old DAILY REPuBI IchN that furnished
them so much news on their visit.
Theirvist was grand one. but the
Ifs got In the way In regard to Mrs.
Reynolds, who has vary sick
baby which has been sick for over
ten weeks with very little improve
ment- Ii they could have gone home
and told baby was well and Auntie
was we'll their visit would have been
complete, but 1t is to DO hoped the
little one will make change for the
better, but they are In fear. Tho city
folks think the country folks have
strange kind OF physicians. they do
not sdem to be very attentive. Mon
day evening they took the O'Clock
boat 10 arrive home In the big thun-
der storm. o. X.