The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-07
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Mrs. Rebecoa Virgins is lying very
Ill at her home from heart trouble.
Miss Nellie Wise OF New Castle Is
visiting Miss Maggie Sands at Chester.
w O. West OF Laurel, Is the guest
OF jas. Harmon. OF South Chester, Pa.
John Hudson OF New Castle, moved
his family to Trainer Station last
week.
William F. Smalley will make ap-
Iplieation Tor charter for the Taylor
d Hawthorne 90.
Miss Mamie Heilenmen of Phlladel-
phln has returned home from q visit
to friends In this city.
Vim. Sinner. IN enterprising far.
mer residing near Chadd's Ford, Wis.
tied our city on Tuesday.
Large Strawberries are plentiful in
to days market and the prices range
from to Is cents per quart.
Tho Conductors and NIotormen's Re-
lief Association will give Its first pic.
mic In Shellpot Park on June II.
] Mr.. and Mra. Peter J. Ford left yes.
terday for q trip to Chicago. where
they viii attend tile World Is Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kleinstuber have
returned to their homein Philadelphia
after visiting their many friends here.
The young people OF Grace Nj. Il.
Church Will give a reception in the
Sunday school hall tomorrow even.
Ing.
| The wholesale grocers have decided
to give their clerks half holidays on
Saturdays, beginning this week, until
September.
! James Harding Is slightly improved
to-day Mr.. Harding has been con-
fined to his bed with rheumatism for
the past week.
L lder Trumbauer Is making arrange
ments to hold camp-meetiny noa,
Twin Oaks, Delaware county, Pa, on
the 9th OF July.
Any one wishing to purchase a fire
proof safe at low rate should eall al
tho Southwest corner OF Second and
Shipley streets.
Miss gilbert will visit Newark this
eyening to attend a surprise party,
given In honor OF tho twenty-ilr
birthday of cousin.
How about Stats fence in the
Eighth ward. The only paper in the
ward said In last saturdays issue that
he wouldn't get any further towards
Council.
The flower mission committee OF the
Young Women's Christian Temper
ance Union will visit the Reform
School and distribute flowers among
the sick on Wednesday next.
The horse OF George Casey, which
fell through Tho bridge at Claymont
last week. had four teeth knocked out
and was bruised up generally. 1t was
Thought at first tho horse was not III
jured.
George II. MARBLE has been sent te
the Delaware Hospital at Farnhurst
on tho advice Of his physicians, as the
appliances there are better adopted tu
the treatment OF, his ailliction than
can be procured at his homo.
| The Longwood yearly meeting o.
Progressive Friends Will be- held Their,
lon Sixth, Seventh and First day next
Among the invited speakers are d
number OF progressive thinkers from
New Eng gland, Delaware and pennsyl
yania.
Among the W!lmingtonians who
have registered at the Delaware build
, ing at Chicago recently are 1homai
Jackson, Richard j. Lockwood. Jos
Wonn, Mrs. William Robinson. Mrs
, II. A. DUPONT, Miss Il. L. DUPONT, ii
L. Dupont and Miss Clara Baxter.
william s. Bainbridge. son OF tn,
} Rev, W. +. cambridge, ID. d., paste
y OF Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
has secured position ON tho staff o
, the Presbyterian Hospital in New
| York. He Is recent graduate of tn
College OF Physicians and Surgeons
New York, and was one Of thirty-nin
l.. applicants for the position.