The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

MT, deOrbe bATfe, nuDllSner. OIL
Philadelphia will occupy one OF Mrs.
Ida Carr Wilson's residences during the
coming summer months,
We were informed that one OF our
damsels has the right kind OF beau.
lie not only courts the daughter. but
helps the OH gent emnn out when
he comes to see his daughter. That is
right. / would, wouldn't you2
The other night one OF Our married
ladies' got her mouth open so wi,ls
that big Jersey mosquito got la har
throat and it caused her quite Il spell
OF choking and up come the mosqui-
to. Women should keep their mouths
shut.
A few days ago Mr.. Frank L. Hudson,
Martin Keel, DR. Lshman. of Chester
and LeCompton Mitchell, of Philadel.
phla came to Caymont to fish In Naa-
mans creek with po esand lines. They
stood and sat down for several hours.
and alter aGood deal of coaxlng Frank
caught nine suckers and two pike
while Martin caught two. DIR. Lehman
one and LeCompton nary bull-toad
oven. Frank carried his fish so that
they could be seen. and was as proud
as we were when Va got our first pair
OF new boots wanted everybody to
see them. Martin carried his In a bag,
the doctor had his in his pocket aud
Lei COMPTON hui none to carry. We
are sorry that he didn't catch any OF
our bull'toads. lie did get his supper
from Frank. however.
Mes, AonZo Forward lie having bat
ter health than she has had for saver.
al months before Ii is hoped that
she may be fully restored to health.
On Tuesday evening, tho Goth Mr.
Joseph Owen and Miss Cynthia Fire
stone, hunehei out on the s'a %
matrimony. II is the wish OF the
writer that they may have q pleasant
ami smo 9TH voyage till they land in
the fair port OF heaven
On the above evening, by special In
vitation. Ambrose 5. Ottey went to
South Chester N. h. Church. aud led
Mr. Harry loung's class for him.
There We're about one hundrad per.
sons present. A delegation WAS pres
ent from Madison street and Upland
NJ. L, Church. The experiences were
grand, aud the singing was with
the spirit, and all present seemed TO
enjoy themselves
On Monday evening tile 10Th, Mr.
Ottey lend Mrs. Jonas frunlbauers
class. at the Fifth and Parker Streets
thristiRn Holiness Church.
On Friday evening, tina 30th; he is
booked to give his lecture in the
Trinity NJ. l.. Church. Chester for the
benefit of tho poor OF that city. There
will he some COOL music present on
the OCCASION or opportunity offers,
40 aud haar him. he IL worth listening
to Editor }
On Thursday night last. Mr.. A. s.
Ottsy lost his horse. Dexter. which
had been TO him faithful and trust
NV far ali
everything aud to work anywhere
thHro was none better.
On Friday morning last there was
quiet severe thunder storm passed
over Ciaymont, and the lightning
was quiet vivid. nnd the barn OF Mr..
Scho6es, on the Armstrong farm, was
struck by It. setting tire to 1t, which
was put out by few buckets OF
water.
On the above day Mr.. Mum Mousse
ley, Of bellevue. came with his two
boys aud net To try his luck here at
catching suckers. After working for
an hour or two ne succealoll in eaten.
ing seven nice iiah. lie went home
prou /, the boys were happy and
when he got home his companion
fried them In pan and right good
feast ON suckers was had In that
house. Well eat suckers too, wouldn't
you?
Mrs. Blanche L. Casey, of Clay.
mont. Is spending q visit OF a few
days with her aunt, Mrs. Samuel
liewes, and her cousin, Miss Alice
Goodl.y. ot South Chester.
On Saturday last Charles HOPES
and on came uera to try their hand at
catching our suckers, aud Charley
Dttay came to his heIp and hu sent
theIu home with string of as line
| fish as was ever caught here
Charley Hopes had bad luck. how.
ever, as Oh two occasions lie slipped
and his heels went mp. and tho conse-
quenGt was he got Il good ducking.
he tIsh made INN happy. and the last
Wa saw OF him he was going up the
road On his bicycle waving one hand
| to us.
On Sunday morning last our gen al
aud beloved brother, Mr.. L. N. Bald
, VIII preached to the congregation of
/ Glaymont II. l.. Church HIS disco IIse
/ wt4 handled with vim and was plainly
! heard by ali present. aud mono were
disappointed In what they heard, as it
WAS beyoLd what they expected. His
preSsnce In our pulpit will alwaya be
greeted by oar psople, and iii Onr
Sunday school his voice Is often heard.
as lie IL a wlilng worker aud ever
ready to- do his duty when called
upon We have large spot In our
heart for this gentleman.
True As STEEL,