The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-11

MfS. lhotnhS burlington 10 groWlnP
stronger.
Miss Beatrice Wilson. OF Grsenbank.
Del; 10 visiting Miss Edna armstrong
iof Newark.
Miss Yirgie Blake. OF Chester, Pa,
lis spending few days with relatives
in this city.
John Allison, OF the Wilmington
Transfer Company, has returned from
n weeks vacation.
Mr.. George q. Peters, Of this city,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
brother In Chester.
Mr. Harry Adams. son OF ,our genial
city treasurer will leave to morrow
Tor the Chicago Fair. ..
Mr.. Joseph Phillips left on Saturday
Tor trip in and around Port Deposit.
He will return to,day.
Miss Emma Clark, OF Coatesvllle,
who has been visiting friends In our
city, has returned home.
Miss Mollls Blake, OF North Fast
who visited friends in this city yester-
day returned home to-day.
Miss Gertrude Richardson accom-.
panied by Miss Cameron. of Reading,
Pa, paid Heading visit on Saturday
last
Harry and Mary Mlssimer, of this
city, hive been spending q few DAYS
with Miss Clemmie Downes at March, 8
Hook.
MIR. William Taley. OF No. s27
Orange street, has gone to Dover, Dol,
to visit his family, who reside in that
section.
Mr., Fred Middleton and his lady
friend. Mamie Vincent, both OF this
city, spent Sunday with friends in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Sallle llnnnaberg, Of Ardmore.
Pa, has returned after an extended
visit TO her aunt, Mrs. A, L. McSorley,
OF this city.
Miss Cameron returning home after
n very pleasant visit to Miss Richard.
son, now Miss Richardson is return.
ing the visit.
Miss Katie n. Rowand. OF Marcus
HOOK, who has been spending week
with relatives in Wilmington, has re.
turned home.
Miss Nannie Coursey OF this city
VIII leave this morning for two
weeks visit with Miss Florence Brltton
to Staten Island, N. Y.
Miss Eva Morford, OF Wilmington.
returned home Saturday after two
wHeks visit to her cousin, Miss Carrie
Downes at Marcus Hook.
Cards arc out announcing the mar.
rage OF Miss florence NJ, LLOYD To
Granville T.. Alexander ut the Second
Baptist Church on September ~.
Richard I. Mention, ticket agent at
the French street station oil the VII.
mlngton and Northern railroad, has
returned from the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Charles Roam and MIR. Maxwell
Mathews are going in few days
uown TO tho raging canal. We hope
10 near good results FROM their trip.
Miss Dora Blake. who has been Wis.
lung friends in North East, Md, for
some six or eight weeks, returned TO
her nome in Chester, Pa, II sunday.
Mr.. Calvin C. Swayne, the well
known contractor and builder left on
sunday morning for Chicago. He
Will take in the fair before his return,
Miss Mamie NJ. Dougherty, of sos
walnut street, who has been visiting
friends in Atlantic City, returned
visit.
DIR. Cooper, president of the State
Board of Health, will leave his resi-
uenee III Camden, Kent county, on
tuesday for a visit OF four weeks to
the Worlds Fair.
=. Niles Anna Winthrop and Miss May
NansanL who have beon visiting in
New Castle, returned home this Ia orn.
ihs. Iney were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs John keatlcy.
Miss Annie Weyl after spending
Sin weeks in Wilmington taking In
sights and scenes Of the city and the
romantic Brandywine, has returned to
Philadelphia.
Mcssrs. Samuel NJ. Dillon and
Saunders G. Dillon, connected with
tho James q. Dillon Sash Works, on
West Fourth street, will leave to-mor.
row Tuesday, morning via y. IL D.
Royal Blue Limo, for Chicagos great
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Feaster. OF Phlladel.
phia, paid MIR. Edwin Talley. OF No.
80 Jnckson street. visit on Sunday.
Mr., fea5ter visited the now school
house on Washington street and pro.
nounccd II a very limo building for the
Diamond State.
Mrs Perrine, tho mother OF Mr..
( leyelnnd. passed through uur city on
NututuhS eNh!llnS III private car at
taclIed to the rear of the Royal Blue
train which leaves Philadelphia at {, Ol
Owing to hon train being late, the q O9
train was nearly ono half hour behind
time.
Charles II. Naylor. well known i'm
Wilmington, has like Peter. shaken
the dust Of this city from on his feet
and taken himself TO Philadelphia
whero he will settlo and make ii his
future home. lfho makes as many
pleasant associations us he has here
truly his lines Will fall in pleasant
places.
Wo see the geninl face of Vim. r..
Fox Ill town. MIR. Fox, whe n lie grasn.
I'd our hand upon our inquiry where
he had been said. "Why. / have lust
returned from my peoples homo I'm
BrldSeton, n j. had pleasant tfme
and enjoyed myself While there |
TOOK in tho agricultural fair and a ten
miles rldo on tho new electric road,
which connects this growing city With
aliliVille.' This road Will 10 extended
70 make through line from Salem to
Mlllville, then connect with tho WesL
Jersey for Cape May. William says
thero are great marks of improvement
Ill over this section. We are glad TO
see him lack among us.
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