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

Miss E. X. Lewis is at Atlantic City, to
be gone week or ten days.
Miss SallIe Scott and Mira. Fl. d.
Turner are visiting Woodland Beach.
]. Harvey whlteman, Esq. has re-
turned from a visit to the Worlds
Fair.
Miss Florence Crowding. Of Cam
den, n. j., is visiting her relatives in
this city. ....- ... 4
Mrs. Henry Thompson. child and
nurse, OF this city, are sum mering at
Wilson Barnards.
Mrs. William Cloud and children, OF
this city. are visiting relatives at Ken
nett Square, Pa.
Mrs Annie Il. Kerbaugh has returned
from Windsor. Vermont, after spend
ing very pleasant visit.
Mr.. Geo. l.. Roberts and wife are
spending few days at Atlantic City
enjoying the salt bree1es.
Row II. L. Terry went to Ocean
Grove, n. j., on Tuesday, in order to
participate In the meetings being held
there. ....
Mr.. Leslie Truss of New Castle was in
town to-day. Leslie says New Castle Is
in the same place as usual, and as full
OF life as dead man.
Miss Maggie Prettyman, of 500
Orange street, has gone to spend the
balance of her vacation with Mr.. Geo.
Fishers family near Hare's Corner.
Mrs. Geo. Il. Green, of Springfield.
Mass. and Mrs. Morgan, oil New York,
are spending few weeks with Mrs.
! Green's mother Mrs. Searles OF this
city.
Mr.. James Murphy. who formerly
was connected with Frank j. Murphy's
store in this city. but now of Pitts
burg, Pa, is visiting friends in oul
city.
MIR. William Cole, clerk at Ander-
sons gUcery store, corner OF Della
ware avenue and Jackson street. Is
taking in the beautiful surroundings
at the Worlds Fair,
Mr.. John NJ. Roozer and his friend
Mr.. William Wort. both of this city,
have returned from short visit tc
Atlantic city on Monday, very much
delighted with the visit.
| Mr.. Walter Clark and Miss Leola f.
| Walker OF this city, returned home oil
| Monday after spending few days at
Atlantic City, where they enjoyed
themselves very much.
Mr.. Marion Crooks, VITA and Jane.
/ Scout left to-day to spend seeing the
sights in Washington. They will leave
1 Washington tomorrow enroute Tor tn,
| Worlds Fair, where they expect It.
spend ten days Or more,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Joseph returned to
| day from two weeks visit to freuds
in Sussex County. For ten days th9y
were in attendance at Ioar Camp. neal
the head of Indian River, in company
With his nephew and niece, Mi. ane
Mrs. Hurdle.
Mr.. Lexington Pike OF the Ninth
ward went to Philadelphia acoom
pauied with his lady yesterday. IheS
went up on the Royal Blue Line, am
went entirely for pleasure. They vIsi
ted the Bliou and he was very mucl
cnptivated with the performance o
the great trapele actress. After sit
ting through the continuous perform
ance they suuntered along Chestnut
street end took supper at one OF tn,
dshionabte restaurants. Lex. says b,
n"ver hnd better time and wishoi
t er1not so hard SO that he cJult
80 o.ton. They returned about Il
p. III.
Mr.. Charles Cotton. tho well know
gentleman connected with the Alta.
iredging Company went on Monlal
for IL trip to the head Of the Delawar,
and Chesapeake Canal. At Delaware
city, while on this business trip, hi
friends invited him into vineyard
where he was induced to eat of tn
luscious grape, which abounded there
Nj. Cotton became very much ploaSsl
With the delicious flavor OF these sam
grapes. lie ate SO many that we re
greet to say they reacted upon him
ana to-day lie is SO indisposel as to b
laid IN upon his downy pillow. IL
has our sympathy. lie would b
pleased to have his friends call an
eX press their avmDnthy.