The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-08
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York City.
George Stab left for Pottsville to visit
his mother.
Miss Nan Cause is visiting Miss Naudain
at Middletown.
Levin G. Lavender is at Mountain Lake
| Park, w. Va.
B. Huell, St. Louis business man is
down the State.
Colonel r. W. Barger Of Wyoming was
| in our city to-day.
Howard w. Dougherty Of Baltimore was
| in town yesterday.
James G. Bridgcwater Of New Castle Is
in Philadelphia to-day.
John Abramson of Philadelphia Is visit
| ing friends in this city.
.Wilianl Boettger was in Philadelphia
yesterday with friends.
Tho Misses Johnson have returned home
after Il pleasant vacation.
CE Johnson of New York City is visit
ing friends here for Il few days
q Special Officer Frank Kane will spend
his vacation at Avon by the sea.
Miss Lille Morgan of Philadelphia is
the guest of Mrs. Eugene Massey.
Professor and Mrs. r.. p. Tatnall of
Media are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. VIM. Burchnal has returned home
from weeks visit in Hillsboro Nd.
The Misses Maggie and Rose Wilson of
Clymont are ut Buffalo for week.
Miss Tyson has returned home from her
vacation greatly benefited by her trip.
Mrs. V. Il. Brouglrton is spending u
month with her uncle at Richmond, Va.
Miss Ella Brown of Claymont is visiting
bap 10 nt HnnpGInln n month
Miss Florence Webb of Thurlow is enter
tanning Miss Lille Moginnis of this city.
Delaware Clark accompanied by his
daughter paid our city visit this morn
ing.
Mrs. Edward Talley of No. S95 Jackson
street is visiting her sister at Pennsville,
n.
s. Mrs Lydia Joy of Washington is visit
ing Mrs. MacHenry of No. 100 W. Eighth
street.
Pullman Cobb has accepted a position
as assistant stenographGr with j. Edward
Addicks.
Miss Manic Mccullough of West Ches-
ter is spending Il few days with friends In
this city.
Miss May Shallcross entertained a num-
Der of friends at her MiddletOwn home
last night
Mrs. George Taylor and children are
with Philadelphia relatives to remain I'M
til Monday.
Aldebert Il. Stockwoll and Joseph W.
Bosch of Philadelphia arc visiting Lewis
NJ Stockwcll.
Mrs. Walton of West Chester is at Hoe
kessn attending her young son who is Ill
with diphtheria.
Miss Mary b. Leo and Sarah N. Cav
throp will enter the Chicago kindergarten
Institute Oh Friday.
Andrew Carey was in Chester on Mon
day and took look through the new
Chester post-otfco.
Miss Edith johnson has returned to her
Cleveland home after visiting Miss Cath-
crime Cobb all summer
as about 20 members of Conn any H. NJ,
in fatigue uniform will take spin {"
Shellpot tomorrow night.
Mr.. Edward j. Messick aud son have
returned home from two weeks visit IN
Delaware and Maryland.
Miss Francis Gallagher has returned
home from her vacation, which was spent
in the Cutskili mountains.
Mr. Charles Ray, who has been visiting
relatives and friends in Baltimore Tor sew
cral weeks has returned home.
Miss Fannie Jones and Miss Hotfecker
of Smyrna who have been visiting friends
in Chester have returned home.
Charles B. Dubcll left to day for st.
Stephens College, Annandalc, n. Y,
where he will continue his studies.
Officer Andrew Harhins has returned
from his vacation. Iio spent IL fow days
viewing the sights along the Hudson.
VIM. Eningcr, of VIM. b. Sharp & Co.,
has returned homo and is once more Oh
duty after pleasant two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Frank W. Todd and baby have re-
turned home, having spent the summer at
the Dilworth farm near kennett Square,
Pa.
Dr.. Kent and wife Of Philadelphia are
visiting Mrs B. Il. Wilson ut Cluymont.
bl, Kent will spend most OF his time gun
ming down Jersey.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Miss Annie BlUuth and John Hamar.
Tho ceremony will take place on next
Sunday at the Grand Union Hotel, this
city.
Miss Ethel Fyle of Baltimore, Md, who
has been the guest of Miss Elsie Smith
for the past live weeks, returned home this
morning. She will leave Bultim ore on
Monday for smiths College, of which She
is ID student
j. Albert Curry, of the Morning News
local staff, left this afternoon for Nit. Yer
non, Washington Siut2, where he had
been called by II Telegram announ cling
that his uncle, j. A. Cloud had been
stricken with paralysis
Arthur Murray Of New Castle was Wis
itor to our city yesterday. While taking
IL spin on Delaware avenue his wheel
struck the railway track and Arthur took
"A bruIpr He is nr;lEi lei no nraiD the time