The sun., 1897-11-24
LOCAL DOTS.

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The night operator at Delmar, II.
Sipplc, is visiting in this city.
1t is thought that all danger OF its
being stolen by the Cubans is now oAer.
Miss L. S. Durham has returned to
West Chester after visiting her brother
in Wilmington.
Miss Amy McColgan, of Middletown,
yesterday was among her friends in Will
mington.
Edward Stern, one Of the firm of the
japanese Fair Co. arrived in town from
New York today.
The flibustering steamship Laurade is
still at the works of Harlan and Hol-
lingsworth Company.
Mrs. Beckwith, wife OF Prof. W. H.
Bcckwith, formerly OF Delaware College,
died at Elmira, N. j., last Friday.
The Welcome Council, No. 7, Jr. O. y.
A. NJ, will hold musical and literary
entertainment to night at Eden Hall.
After enjoying u cunning trip down
the State, A. II. Padberg and i. 4. Ella
son returned home Monday evening.
Edward T. Phillips, Il graduate in 1896
of Delaware College, has accepted a posi-
with Queen a. Co., in their labratory at
sl7 Filbert street.
Harry +. Phomas d Co., Of No. 800
Market street, have engaged William A.
Moore, of Vassar, Michigan, as op-
tician and jcwelcr
A black feather boa was found in front
Of the Opera IIonsc on Monday night.
The owner can get it by calling at the
police station.
On Monday, at the Asbury NJ. +. par
sonugc, Luigi Palambo and Miss Ella {.
Johnson were married by Rev. Ezra
Tinker, LII, u.
A party of marines from the gunboat
Wilmington were entertained, on Mon
day evening, by Edward J. Newell and
David Sncllenburg.
Col. John O'Byrnr, who was for years
Il wcll-known attorney practicing at this
bar, is lying quite IL at st. Joseph $
Hospital, in Philadelphia.
l'athc IlulsiII. OF the Sacred Heart
Church, lccturcd at st. Pauls Church,
last night taking ior his subject ''rhc
Eternal Punishment og Help
Miss prockcr, who has been q nurse
on he staff OF the Delaware Hospital for
some time past is considering an offer
from the Woman'S Hospital, New York.
The DcImarvia Telephone Company
will at once put in place Il carload of
equipments, consisting OF telephone and
awitch-boards, which they received on
Monday.
Miss Ella Loper, Of No. III Spruce
street, gave Il very pleasant party on
Monday night in honor OF her twentieth
birthday. Miss Lopcr received many
handsome gifts.
A gay party from Baltimore, consist
ing Of about forty pcrsous, arrived in
this city Monday night, to witness the
presentation ceremonies. They were en-
tcrtaincd by the Turngcmcmdc.
Officer Scott and two of his fricnns re-
tvrncd Yesterday from Cirkwood, where
they spent u weeks vacation. They
brought ninety rabbits home and say
they w,l'c never so plentiful in that rh
gion.
Mrs. Fcnetta S. Haskell, the popular
new lbTk eipClillolllHl, VIII SiN. "ii
trrtainmcnt entitled AN evening with
David Coppcrfcld," in Grace Sunday
school hail. on Thanksgiving evening.
Tickets, 80 cents.
Captain Mullun of the Eclawale Coz
Icgc loot ball team, had his arm removed
from the sling for the first time on Tues
dav. Mr.. Mullins, who is thc adjutant Of
Delaware College Cadets, recently broke
his collar bone in a foot ball game.
Miss Carrie Rogers, accompanied by
Mrs. +. G. Wire, while cycling along
the road from Wilmington past Lauders
Lane. colidcd with Il team coming
around the corner and badly damaged
her Wheel but she was not seriously in
jurrd.
The Water Witch Fire Company is now
making great preparations for attending
the dedication of the VIM. Penn Com
pany. No. |, OF Cramcr Hill, No. They
intend taking their combination cheml'
cal wagon and horses and with their
large representation, will no doubt make,
a conspicuous company in the line OF
parade. They will leave here on Than KS
giving morning, on the S.l2 II. IN. train,
and upon their arrival at Cramcr Hill,
they will march to the Penn Fire Com
pany's new house, which will be their
headquarters for the day. The officers
elected for the occasion are: Chief Mar
shall, George Shurster; Company Mar
shall, Andrew Traynor ; First Assistant,
Leslie Pierson.