Evening journal., 1893-07-14

James Kitchen Edward Foulk Edward
Bettlewood, Frank Foulk and George
Mclaughlin.
Rev. John A. Lyons, vicar general of
the diocese Of Wilmington. has zone TO
New York, and on Saturday will 90 to
Bedford Springs, Pa, for about ten days.
Antonio Malascalza, peanut vender
OF this city, left here to day for Italy.
General R R. Kenney, of Dover, was
in this city yesterday.
John BoSlan. of this city, has been
visiting friends in West Chester.
James NJ. Griffin went to New York
yesterday. He will return tomorrow
evening
Albert Henshall, of Philadelphia. is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Charles 9. Hag-
ner, in this city.
Miss Edna Oglesby, of Chester, is
visiting Wilmington friends.
James Crippen, day dispatch clerk at
the Wilmington Post Office, is on a ten
days trip with a yachting party, to
points ON the Chesapeake.
Mrs. William F. Smalley, Jr., is spend
ing the summer at Cape May Point.
Miss Alberta Oglesby, of Chester, is
the guest of Wilmington friends.
Mrs. Lucy Hayes has returned to her
home in this city from a trip to Atlantic
City.
Amt the weather lazy?
Hard to keep alive
Toss up 'twixt a daisy
And river dive!
Amt the weather sunny?
Hottest in the South;
Even Georgia honey
Melts around your mouth
Amt the weather burnin'?
But its better so
See the peach a-turnin'i
Watch the melons grow
No use in complainin'-
Georgia's still the spots
Restin' when IT'S rainin'-
CoOlin' when It's hot
Atlanta Constitution.
Miss Estella Mercer, of Philadelphia.
who has been spending several days with
her cousin. Miss Mabel r Heienman,
No. 516 Monroe street, has returned
home.
Miss Florence Martin, of Philadelphia,
is spending several days with relatives
in this city.
An electric car excursion was held last
mo- hv raafdanFe
street. Music was furnished for the oc-
casion on the guitar and harmonica by
John A. Thompson and Aaron Berg.
Master Frank c. Ross, of No. 703 JefIer
son street, has accepted a position as
clerk at the Hotel Richardson, Dover.
The George Washington Fishing Club
will give its annual excursion to Bonn
bay Hook and other stopping places on
the steamer Delaware, August g.
Miss May Ridgwsy, Of Wilmington is
the guest Of N. Gremminger and family,
of Odessa.
Miss Belle Fletcher Of this city, has
been visiting Miss Mabelle Lloyd, Of
Odessa.
Charles Bender, of Port Penn, is
spending few days in Wilmington.
Charles Rhoads and wife, of Whining
ton, are visiting Franklin Pierce, at st.
Georges.
Master Robert Magee, of Wilmington,
is the guest of young Raymond Wilson,
of Middletown.
Mccoy Yearsley and wife, and Mrs.
William Castlelow, of Port Penn, are
visiting relatives In Wilmington.
tlMrs ]. Parke Postles and her son. ]
PsTke Jr. will spend about a month al
Trenton Falls and the Thousand Islands
Mrs. Postles is an invalid
Frank D Carpenter and wife will 6,
to Rehoboth tomorrow to spend thr
remainder of the summer. They will
register at the Hotel Henlopen.
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Misses Minnie and sallie Slant, o
Townsend, are visiting in Wilmington
Lee Sparks, of Wilmington. i
registered at the Middletown Hotel
William Daniels, of Wilmington, j
spending few dsys with his parent
at Townsend
Miss Maude P Phillips, of Wilmington
is spending scme time with her grand
parents in Odesea.
Elmer Pritchard and John Dlckey, q
Wilmington. are guests Of friends q
Townsend.
Mrs. L. A. Klttenger and Miss Martl
Almond, of this city were on the Wes
Shore train which was wrecked at New
burg, N. Y, yesterday afternoon