The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-10
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Mrs. X. A. Sheldrake Of Harrington is
visiting her daughter Mrs b. q, Hardesty
at No POOL Boulevard.

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Mrs X. A. Sheldrake Of Harrington is
visiting her daughter Mrs. q. q, Hardesty
at No. POOL Boulevard.
In the first game of the whist tourna-
ment last night, O. M Townsend won by
score of plus and secured a prize. Play
VIII be resumed next Monday night.
Charles Vanarslalen aged years. re.
sidirg at 0lS Kirkwood street, was knocked
down by bicyclist named Hahn yester-
day morning at Tenth and Spruce. His
arm was hadly injured
Charles Chase, a son of Captain Chase Of
the steamer Ulr!cn, accidentally shot him
self In the leg at Pcnnsgroyc yesterday.
The ball was removed at the Delaware
Hospital
Mrs, Isabella Dunn, who was burned by
an exploding gasoline stove last week died
at tho Homeopathic Hospital yesterday
German Mutual Bencilcial Societies No.
and and ST. Benedict Beneficial Society
will hold a benefit entertainment In Ger
man Hall this evening for the benefit Of
the widow OF their late member Richard
Boeck.
Mr.. A. L. White and Jessie Lang left
yesterday to attend the horse show to be
held In New York Mr. White has enter
ed his horse and will ride 1t.
Mr.. VIM. l.. Lemon, who is agent for
w. & A. Walker Of PittsDurg, Pa, has
sold Cur load of their soap in our city,
placing the order with Qulslcy g. Mullen,
wholesale groc .rlos. Mr.. Lemon says
business ispicking up in Delaware since
the election.
When in need of oysters clans or crabs
remember J. +. Steele, the wholesale and
retail dealer, Sixth and Lombard streets
Phone 26l.
Tho annual meeting of the Wo,nan's
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
of the New Castle prcsbytcry will be held
in the Presbyterian Church at Dover on
Nov II and II.
p, w. g. B. Railroad section men are
working on full timo.
The Young Peoples Lutheran Aseocia-
tion will give an oyster supper in German
Hall, No. IL
DR.. Edward T. Walker the Prcsbytcr-
ian evangelist, will hold II meeting in ST.
Pauls M. Il. Church tomorrow afternoon
and evening at 3 and 7.45 o'clock.
The Rev. Ralph Y. Coursey of Snow
hill, Nd, has accepted tho call to become
pastor of Harrison Street NJ Il. Church in
this city.
Mr.. Fred f. Bach says how would VIM.
S. Hills sound for mayor of Wilmington.
Some of the Hills friends want him to al.
low the use of his name for the Office.
Mrs WILDER card reader Gil Pine st.
price 25 cents.
Eddie r. Cochran, Jr., will more than
likely succeed Harvey Whiteman MS Secre.
tary Of State under Governor Ebe w. Tun.
nell.
General Armstrong of Newark says his
town has been hit pretty hard during the
past few years by different new industries.
The Casho Machine Works, was helped
by Nowarkers, also the Dean Wooden Mills
and the large organ factory. All three OF
them have been failures and tho men in.
yestiug in them have been the LOSERS
Mr.. j. Edward Addicks and Charles E.
kittinger are visiting in Kent county.
Tho new Coroner Wright will take pos
session Of his new Office tomorrow. He
expects to receive his commission by this
evening. Coroner Emmett Stidham will
look around for awhile before engaging in
any business.
Sheriff VIM, r, Finn will also receive
his commission this evening 1t will be
broughtnp from Dover by Secretary of
State Whlteman.