The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-18


George Watson ls visitlng friends in
Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Trlbblt visited
friends in Chester.
L. II. Rumford and family are at
Georgia Bay. canada.
Miss II. Baker, OF Chester, Pa, is
visiting friends in our city.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Griffith Is visiting
her brothers, at Reading. Pa.
s. II. Baynard left this morning for
short outing down the State.
Joseph A. Richardson has returned
from his visit to the Worlds Fair.
Shields is spending week at Cape
May.
Miss Carrie sweeney of West Chester,
Pa, is the guest of Mrs. White. In our
city.
Miss Belle Burnside aud Miss Name
Harrigan spent Sunday with friends
In Chester.
Rev. j. r. Milllgan left to-day to
Join his family summerlng In Cecil
County, Md, -..=...
Patroiman MacIntyre and Wagon.
man Hurklns will 30 to Hog Island
to day Tor their vacation.
Miss Jessie Keech has returned home
to West Chester, after n very pleasant
visit to friends In our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Seal OF Thorn
| bury township. Delaware county, Pa,
visited our city on Monday.
Isaac N. Mills, formerly superin-
tendent of the Delaware Railroad, Is
spending the summer at Rehoboth.
George F. Vernon and family left to-
day to spend month tenting at the
Brandywine Summit Camp Grounds.
George W. McCaulley has started on
business trip to Marion Indiana. He
will return on Saturday, the 22d Inst.
Senator Gray. Levi c. Bird, Andrew
q. Wilson and Andrew Gray are on q
weeks cruise on the pilot boat Ebs W
Tunnel.
Miss Mamie Fisher. of Column bin, Pa,
Ia spending her vacation with relatives
In our city.
Miss Ray McCllntock, Miss Bessie
Bolton and Miss Sallio Lolland will
give party at Shellpot Park on Fiji
day evening.
Mr.. George Riggs, chiof OF the res
taurant at the Heavenly Recruits
camp. Mt Twin Oaks. i5 a resident of
OF Wilmington.
Letter carriers lewis Wilcox, Frank
| Croney, John Simpson ard Alfred
| White startod on their fifteen days
vacation on Sunday.
Miss Katie Clark, who has been visit
| iting her friends in Philadelphia for
the pnst three weeks, has returned to
her home very much pleased with her
trip. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Duncan are at
Harrisburg, Pa, attending the funeral
of their grandfather, Hamilton Al.
ricks, who died there sunday, aged 81
years.
Mrs. Samuel A. Price accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs Steiner AMI two
children. came on here from Elizabeth,
N. j.. and will make our city their
home for while.
George Williams formerly OF cur
city. who started tho drug business al
Tenth md Adams streets, but now In
business at Mt. Holly, visited our city
to-day. lie is looking well. and from
appearances we would say Jersey
agrees with him.
Mr.. Prescott Johnson, who is for.
man of large Iron Industry in Bal.
tlmore, Md. Is ON here visiting his
u
man, Is frat class muchinlst, and
has very responsible position in the
city OF Baltimore.
The following Wllmingtonians are
registered at the Arlington, at Cape
May: l. 4. Qulgley and wife. Miss
Elizabeth QulRley, A. b. Gillespie and
wife, Misses Mary and Bessie Giles
pie, Daniel Person, Jr., and wife,
Misses hiny and Florence Plerson, II.
u. Morrow and wife. Homer Barry W.
J., Butler A. W. Johnson, and j. L.
Wilson.
Mrs, Thomas Walker OF Denver, Col.
niece Is visiting relatives in our city.
In coming east they stopped at Chi
cago, ind passed few days ut the
fair, with which they were greatly
pleased. After calling on their various
friends In our city they will visit Fit
man Grove Camp, and go thence to
AsDurv Park and Ocean Grove, n j.
They will return to Denver In Septem
ber
Mr.. C. H. Foulk, VIM. Frederlcks. c.
n. Trump. Il. Trump and others who
had gone on fishing trip on the
Siesti down the Delaware, leaving here
on last Thursday returned home yes.
terday afternoon with some five hun
bred or more pounds of fish, which
they had shipped home from ono of
the small towns down the State. They
reported good time aud plenty OF
fish At any ratio they are burnt as
brown as berries.