The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-23

Mrs. Q. q. Ripley is recuperating &C
Watkins Glen, n. Y.
Mr.. George Troutman and family
are at Atlantic City, hearing what the
wild waves say.
Miss Ella Touchstone, Of Port De-
posit, is spending visit with her sis
ter. Mrs. e. w. Baldwin, of this
place. She Is a sister of Caleb Touch
stone, OF Moore's station. on the p,
w. & B. r. X.
Miss Bateman and Mics Philips
are rsaplng the pleasures CT few
days with their friend. Miss Blanche
Lodge
Mr., Lewis and family. OF Allentown.
Pa. spent a pleasant time with Mr..
VIM. Legg. the pro prietor Of the we'll
known Practical Farmer Hotel.
Mrs. NJ. Justison is having delight
full visit with Mrs. Vim. II. Casey.
Mrs. Miller. mother OF Mrs. George
Casey. and Mrs Adam Lindsay. OF
Wilmington. spent gala time In Wis.
tting and roaming over the Clyde's
hills with Mr.. George III. Casey.
Mr.. Isaac Belts has got his creamery
Into working order. 10 is making
splendid butter, and we know OF what
we speak, as we have used several
pounds OF 1t. Try 1t and be convinced.
You can also buy SKINNED milk there
very cheap.
Two OF Frederick Beaureguard's
luephews. OF Iowa, paid him visit Of
several days.
Miss Griffith of Burlington. N. j..
spent pleasant time with Mrs. J. NJ.
ITage.
Mrs. John P. Almond and daugh.
ter are guests OF Mrs. Trevor Dicker-
lson. They are enjoying a good time
and are having the best OF life.
Miss klelnstube. OF Camden, N. j.,
seems to be very happy with her
friend. Miss Viola Porter. OF Clay
lmont.
Miss Blanche E. ottey. daughter OF
4. $ Ottey, has been appointed teach
Ter OF Claymont public school. No. /.
The school will open Oh September
1.-THE 5th.
a good number OF our people drive
no Linwood to tako the trolley cars for
chester and Media. What is more de-
lllghtful than moonlight ride on the
trolley cars?
VIM. T. Mcconnell loves to ride a
bicycle and to sail In boat, and very
often does both, Tor exercise.
Bayard Guest Is one of the best
road members that ever struck Clay
mont. The roads that he fixed, with
sIthe men under him, Is the best repair.
lng that has been done here for years.
Jour citlzens are speaking loud In his
u praise. Give us better roads and /,
Tor one. Will pay more tax.
:, A. ), Ottey, and Joseph H. Ottey on
Saturday took day OIL und went to
visit their brother Charles L. Ottey of
I Port Richmond. While they were
J there they were afforded the priv ilege
iIoi going over all of the departments
ot the well.known Cramps ship yard
SLOT that place. Also they had the plea
Isure OF going over the new gun boat,
New York, lying at the harEor there
There were over 400 men on Luard OF
her. Though not finished as yet, she
e Is in active service.
I A visit was made to the Cramps
Dry dock, and IL being something new
We gave 1t lasting look. We then
visited the well known treaty ground
OF William Fem. The ELM tree is not
There. but a monument Is erected
there with these Inscriptions on It,
5 Placed by the Penn Society A. u. 1927
] to mark the site of the great elm tree
I On the other side is the Treaty ground
lot William Penn. and tho Indian
} Nations Of 1859. Unbroken Faith.
4 The place, though small, Is being
made into q beautiful park, and In
latter years will be vieitod by thousands
OF people.
On Saturday next the Rockdale
{boys will have a picnic at Croziervile.
with their wives and children; the
young and the old maidens; the young
man, II not with his own sister, with
some other fellows sister; the old
maids will be there, and the old bach
elor too. Well. all of the Wilmington
boys come, and everybody come, and
let's have grand time together Well
do we remember when we used to
lchew spit-balls out of paper and
thought it funny caper, to decorate
the walls and ceiling with them.
II True As STEEL,