The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-06
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Mrs. John Pyle, reading at Fifth and
Jefforson streets, returned home on
Friday after q weeks visit to Mr.. and
Mrs.. Pierson Talley of Christians
Hundred, considerably improved In
health. Her friends gladly oongrRtu-
late her on the change, aud hope that
1t will be permanent.
Professor David ID. Woods gave an
organ recital In Epworth Church last
evening. 1t was the opening of the
William u. Winston will lecture at
Friendship. Del, tonight on the
Future Of the Colored people In
America" before the Odd Fellows
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enooh HAWTHORN, who
have been visiting their daughters In
our city during the holidays. returned
home to-day to Bridgeton, N. J.
Next Tuesday night. at 730 O'Clock,
Representatives OF the different lodges
OF Odd Fellows In this city will meet
ar Odd Fellows Hall. for the purpose
of considuring the revision OF the con-
stltution and bylaws.
Charles w. Davis, OF st. Paul, MIMI,
uncle OF Postmaster Stewart. dropped
dead In that city on Tuesday last.
William MAILER ha. sold his saloon
at Lancaster avenue and Franklin
street to Joseph Hendal.
james II. Kane, OF the LIQUOR selling
firm Of Hasson q Kane. No. sl8 Market
street. has sold his interest In the
business to his partner, James b. Has
son.
George +. ATessick of Chester will be
married to Miss Dora Feeney In our
city. on Jan, 18th.
Thirty covers were laid by w. II.
Hartlove on Thursday evening, at his
new residence No. 3O7 E. Third street.
and many of his frlsnls OF the
Wilmington Rod aud Gun Club were
royalty entertained. Mnsic wac furn
ished by Roblnson's orchestra. Among
those present were: John r. Mari.
Elwood Dean, Murray Hartman, Il. P.
viewig. Charles Stewart. Martin De
Cray. Charles Weller, Ellison Daven-
port. Edward Conoway. Samuel Chad-
wick. William Eaklns, Wilmer Muir.
DOCK. Samuel Carter and Henry Mack
lin.
A pleasant time was spent.
james Chandler, Yorkiyn, Is recover
Ing from the grip. but his wife does
Tot 9een to Improve much.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Pierson are
visiting friends ut ToughkennmAn.
j. Il. Underwood, Chadd's Ford, who
has been very III from grip. was able
to go out on Tuesday, and visit his
sick wife at Trenton. N. j. Mr.. I'M
derwood looks badly and liz still quite
weak.
Rev. D. J. Flynn will lecture In ST.
MichaeIs Church. Chester. for the I.
A. B. Society tomorrow evening.
A meeting OF the Brownson Library
Association was held Friday evening,
and the following officers were elect
ed: Chaplain, Rev NJ X. Fallon; presi-
dsnt, Joseph L. McCafferty; vice presl-
dent, Michael j. Kelly; recording Sec
rotary. VIM. F. McNulty, tinahoial sec.
rotary. Thos. L. Doherty; correspond.
Ing secretary, Michael j. Roach; treas.
urer, Richard t. Mention; librarian,
brarians, Thos. A. Landy Dennis Nc
Kinney; messenger, Hugh ]. Melon.
ough; board of directors. d. Connsll,
James II. Farley. Frank ]. Connor;
Board OF Governors, ID. F. Connell,
j. II. Farley. f j. Conner, W. V. Dill.
Ion. L. J. King. j. +. Mckinney, F. j.
Mullin, NJ. J. Kelly, E. X, MoNulty.
NJ. f. Mealey.
The Association was presented Will
a handsome parlor lamp and set Of
chess and board gifts OF Father Fal
lon.
Mr.. Samuel H. RidRway. the vel
known milk man, is out for the posi-
ton as Coroner. Samuel IL good
Republican and is deserving of thu
support OF all good people belong In 4
to that party.
Mr.. Wallace, editor OF the Ocean
Grove Record. who has been seriously
Ill with the grip for the past month
on Wednesday WAS ablo for the tirs
time since his Illness to cit up in hi
chair, and Is now able to walk n rount
his room.