The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-17
FIFTH EDITION,


Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Roach and Mary
Yansant and Anna Winthrop are spend.
q few days ut Twin Oaks Camp Meet
Ing.
MIR. Maurice DUPONT, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. l. DUPONT. Miss Bessie and II. u.
DUPONT are stopping Mt the Hotel
Windermere, Cornell and 56th street,
Chicago.
Mr.. Moses Herr and wife of Duncan
non, Perry County Ia visiting their
son, residing at S44 Kirkwood street.
Mr.. VIM. GlllIng is spending week
In Washington, Sightseeing. We hope
MIR. Gllling Will enjoy himself.
George White, the cartor, ls laid up
with sickness at his home, No. 7is
King street. DR.. Black, OF New Cas-
tie, is attending him.
Among the Neutrality-suspicious. at Cape
May are City Solicitor Elliott, Willard
Salisbury and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Bancroft, Jr.
Mrs. Frank p. Mason and children
are spending the summer with her
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. James Hildreth,
OF Flushing, l.. /.
Miss Ida Malnhart and Miss Alice
Dean, who have been vleiting their
cousin, Mrs. Charles b. Wood ward,
Ol TINS CITY, HuNe feIurEeu TO tn6lE
home at Frederick City. Md.
Mrs. Cotton, William Bowden, Minor
Wise and Gus Anderson have returned
to their homes In Philadelphia after o
short visit at the home Of Oscar
Gouert, No. 70s West Eighth street.
Mrs. Annie b. Toy will next week
will pay an extended visit to an uncle.
DI,flI,N
son street. is suffering from paralysis
OF the throat.
Edward NJ. Taylor Is making busI.
ness trip to New York.
WIN. P. Bancroft has returned fro m
the worlds FAIR and Is prepared to
give his friends an account of what he
saw and learned.
VIM. L. Cahlll has gone to rustlcate
at Kits Hammock with his friend 8,
H., and the boys say he has taken fire.
arms and ammunition sufficient to
kill all tho mosquitoes In Delaware.
Friends hope he will have good time
and be successful In his project.
The famous carriage maker. Joseph
N. Cooling. and hie son Frank. paid a
recent visit to Wilmington. Mr.. Cool
ing. now Phiadelphian, is looking
hearty and we'll.
The funeral OF Rev. Mr.. Williams, OF
Newport. took place from the resi-
dence of his brother, Joseph Williams,
OF Eleventh and Orange streets this
afternoon. 1nter3ent was made In
Zion Cemetery.
Rev. William ii. johnson OF this city
was among tho invited guests to the
excursion OF the University Extension
Sumner School of Philadelphia to the
| Rrn =, a 70 tpi ma Inn laft ALL an sntup,iau
Mrs. Joseph Atkinson OF Silverbrools
returned to-day from Camden. N. j.,
whore sho has been visiting her pa.
rents.
Miss Mabel Crouch IL visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Samuel Hessey, In Sassa-
fras Neck, Cecil Co, Nd.
Miss Bessie Magee aud L. II. Todd
for tho past two weeks have been the
guests OF Is. B. Barns, at Kirkwood.
Del.
David Baker and family have gone
TO Earlviie, Cecil county, Nd, to pass
a few weeks with relatives in that vi
clnity.
Miss Ethel V. Sheppard. OF Chester.
Pa, is Visiting her grandparents In
this city.
Mrs. Baldwin, of Chester, Pa. in
company with her daughter is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. w. II. Hendriok.
son, near Centreville, Del.
Captain Clifford Greenman, of War
rem Cycle Club, has returned from
five days trip to Washington. James
4. Howenstein, WHO accompanied him.
going on their wheels, has not yet re.
turned.
Charles Yeagor, Frank Gradwohl,
Frederick Gradwohl, Bernard Kleltz
and Louis Nehor left on Sunday for
ten days visit TO tho Worlds Fair.
VIM. Wright. foreman machinist for
the r., w. 4 b. railroad Co., Will leaAe
tomorrow for Altoona. where he will
hive charge of the draughting de.
partment in tho Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company's main shops.
Joseph Weldon and John O'Hara
have gone to Pixies Peak, Colorado.
Mrs. Anton lIauber will leave shortly
to visit her brother, Henry Grebe, In
| Denver, Col.
frank McSorley, OF tho government
printing office at Washington, Is visit.
ing friends In this city.
John Mahlin and party are down
the canal today looking for feast of
OF the lnny tribe.