The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-21

A few days ago Harry Anderson,
Samuel Bond of Holly Oak, and VIM.
lDobbins OF Wilmington, went on a
tour CT a week on the noted Delaware,
and will do their best in catching tho
great big fish that inhabit Its waters.
The father Of the former will be at the
landing with two-horso wagon to
haul them home IL not the fish, be-
cause II they caught any IL would
make them very tired pulling them
out. We arc Inclined to think fish is
not their game, but TO catch some Of
the Jersey gals.
Tho big boarding house at Holly
Oak. kept by Mrs. Borum, is filling up
VERY rapidly. She has now some forty.
five boardere, and they have plenty to
eat and all the necessities pertaining
ito a ilrst-class boarding house.
/. MIR, i. L. Brown, secretary OF the
late Wilmington Fair, with his family,
are among the whosoevers, and many
more OF note are there.
On Tuesday last Miss Blanche Z. OF.
Itey daughter Of II. S. Ottey went on a
visit TO Middletown. Delaware County
Pa. to spend week with the family
'lof J Ohm ii. Smedley the noted Mlnero-
Igist. .-.
Il On Wednesday Mrs. Sadie Birtwell
lvost of Chester. and Bessie Blrtwell of
Washington. d. e, spent the day with
The family OF Ambros s. 0ttoy. They
spent the day in comes, feastng and
'jtishing. Tho largest fish caught didn't
measure over twenty inches long, nor
Q weigh ton pounds.
} The little colored boy Elisha Wright,
eIwho was thrown of of u horse In
front OF Robert Casey's store several
days ago, wa learn ls dead. Tn 9
t writer saw the lad soon after the &C.
t lcidcnt happened, and said then thai
5 the boy'sSskull was broken, aud II
would be chaLca If lie ever got ovei
=, ut, VIII Oh proved true.
On Wednesday, evening last. at the
y lClayinont 81. L. Church. Rev. Geo. F.
:, pastor, thero was some twenty-throt
persons present. This church hai
about thirtythree members, and thu
is larger for tho number
81 than any other church in tho state.
! Alter tho prayer meeting an election
.. for trustees was held, and George Big
oiger. Marshal Lloyd, Joseph Owen
lucy Muir, Abner Vernon. Ambros,
j. IS. Uttey, and Joseph IL. Ottey wer
REFLECTED To I'LL the Office OF trustees TO
S. tho coming year.
III On Sunday afternoon last In tn
telSunday school under tho charge .
"a. S. Ottey, we were pleased to hay,
present MIR. John Mullin, who is as
leEsisiant superintendent OF Grace NJ. l.
I'd Church OF Wilmington. IIa was hat
n-Iressed up by the head officer of III
for speech, which was don
liz In apple pie order. Tho gentleman
heland family arc living on the wei
y, known Cloud property. near Practice
Ok Farmer. II any OF citizens Shout
n want anything in the clothin,. lin
they can be suited to II" ut tn
gentloman's clothing store on Marie
street.
John Edwards, tree agent for IN
IT., well-known Chase 4 Co. OF New loil
!, Us canvassing for the above company
~ ana he Is meeting with great success
mr. and II he should call Oh you treat hin
IS well and give him all order for somt
or thing In tho way of trees. bushe
: vines, plants or flowers. I'D.
OF Mr. Geo. NJ. 1routman and famil
w have gone to Atlantic City to stay
M. least one month.
Next week J. G. McComb with h
nt- family will start to the Worlds Fair.
~ Mrs. Danzenbaker and her daughtt
lis Mary, o. Washington. ID. g.. is maj
hisIlng visit with her son William Dan
oal zenbaker Of this place. -
er- Joseph Hopes, who is learning Il
sn- blacksmith trade nj Bullock and Co
lot Delaware avenue, was home Sit
during the week. TRUE AS STEEL.