The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-05

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The bugaboo and the roorback
Were stro!ling on the way,
When the roorback met the bugaboo,
And passed the time of day,
Says tho bugaboo to the roorback,.
81 hear you're doing fine"
Say, the roOrhack to the bugaboo,
Nc! I'm working overtime!"
W. w. Palmer has returned home from
visit to Kenneth Square.
Miss Rachel Smith of Kenneth Square
has removed to this city.
Mrs. lane Barnard and Mrs Sarah p.
Swnyne, Of Kenneth Square have returned
homo after II visit to friends in this city.
Miss Mary Fleming of this city is visit
ing friends in Philadelphia.
Misses Lille Rodman and Lille Price
returned home yesterday from Claymont.
Miss II, Barnard has returned home
from visit to the Misses McKim of Mil.
ford
Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Alfred Russell and Miss Elsie Moore,
daughter OF Postmaster Moore.
Howard D. Postles left yesterday over
the b. u o. for Indianapolis, Ind where
he is delegate to the convention CT tho
B, NJ. G.
De and Mrs. Herman S. Davis, of Dover
who are touring in Italy, crossed the Alps
at the great st. Bernard Pass, the highest
OF Inc Alpine passes, n few days ago on
their bicycles. The pass Is tho most dan
gcro'is and difficult one in the Alps.
MIS-. Davis is the only woman who has
ever yet had the courage to undertake the
trip, She Is a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. I. HCtlecker, of Dover.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Jerome Toy of West
Chester accompanied by Miss jennie kift
anu MISS Martie McMlchacl spcnt yester-
day with friends in this city.
Mis- Clara Ferguson OF this city has re.
turned to Baltimore to resume her studies
III the southern Medical College.
Mrs Frank A. Mitchell and daughter
Eta and Mrs. G. n, Broadway will leave
to-day for Boston. On their return they
will stop in New York city
Frank Waller is visiting in Magnolia.
Miss Maude Dreamer will visit Baltl.
more this week
Hugh G. Browne returned from Lewes
on Saturday.
William Jenncss loft yesterday for
Hayre de Grace, Md
Miss Harriet A. BoIcn returned to her
home in Elkton on Saturday.
Merritt Burke will leave to-day for
Dover where he will enter Conference
Academy
General Black, the former commissioner
OF pensions, and Mrs Black of Illinois,
are visiting Mr. and Mr.. Il. A. Harvey.
Miss Lulu Barker is visiting relatives in
Newport
Miss Emma Aydon has returned homo
from visit to friends at Colingswood,
Miss Julia Badcr left on Saturday for a
months visit to friends at Sea Cliff, N Y.
Mr. and Mrs George Widener Of Phila.
delphin are visiting in this city.
Mrs. Jacob Richardson residing at No,
S33 Washington street, left last evening
fora few days visit in Baltimore.
DR.. John c. Lemmcr, formerly n resi-
dent of our city, but now located in Penn
sylvaua, Is in our city on u visit. He in.
tends 10 spend few days fishing in tho
Chesapeake canal He left for there this
morning accompanied by two friends.
Mr.. Eddie Herring of Baltimore who
WAS pay Miss Gertrude Armour, a visit
a. No. h33 Washington street, returned
home last evening,
Mr.. Frederick Darlington and wife have
returned trOn visit to relatives ip Pitts.
burg, Pa
Mrs, Geo. Murphey who has been nav.
ing four weeks visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Cakes, in Minnesota, returned nome
on Friday, Tho granddaughter as we'll as
Its mother, is improving.
Stansbury Wiley, chairman of tho
Union Republican Committee is able to
be about again.
Howard Hurst of Baltimore ia in this
city on business
Frank Fleming Of Harrington has en-.
tered the Goldcy College.
Samuel Dickson of Camden is in this
city to-day
S II. Harris, one of Now York 5 bust.
ness men is at the Clayton House.
George Il. Lombard of Augusta, Ga, is
in Wilmington.
L. l., Rockingham Of Marietta, Ohio, is
down the state.
Charles Mitchell OF Greensboro, Nd, Ia
with friends here.
John Ii Hues, Benjamin Young and
+, Is, Young Of Coatesvile, were In our
city yesterday.
Captain 5. Il. Mcguire Of the United
states Revenue Cutter service was here
with friends yesterday.
J. s. Heiser of this city has returned
homo from visit to Chester.
The Feast of the Holy Rosary was cello
bratod in the Sacred Heart Church yester
day by the rosary society. High mass
was celebrated at o'clock by Rev NJ. X.
Fallon.
Daniel Crawford, Jacob Graft and Bon
Lcblcy, three conductors on the Riveryieyy
limo, have returned from pleasant trip to
New York. They do not Ike that city
thinks our girls far surpass the Tammany
la ssics.
Your grocer will have II to.day-Empiro