The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-14

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Frank NJ. Smith Is at Lima, Pa.
Professor John b. Richie returned from
Rehoboth last evening.
Joseph Rowe, Of this city, ID spending
week at Atlantic City.
Edgar M. Hopes left this morning on
business trip to Boston.
f. Gradwohl Is enjoying his vacation
with friends at Belair. Nd.
George W. Serson yesterday started OH
atwo weeks vlsitto Boston.
L. ID. Hanson, Of Baltimore, spent Sun.
day visiting 4. d. Lee Mitchell.
Miss Daisy Sutton will leave tomorrow
for a two weeks visit at Rehoboth.
Washington Wood. of New York, visit.
ed1lrlend1 In Wilmington yesterday. .....
Walter Cloud and family have returned
from three weeks stay near Stanton.
Mrs. D. Haggerty and soa and Miss
Bessie sharp have returned from Glasgow.
Mrs f. G. Goodnow and Mrs. A. H.
Goodnow are spending ten days at Cape
May.
| Edward Slote, switohman on the W. e.
| N. railroad, spent Saturday and Sunday
| in Lancaster.
Mss Mary Ze!gier and Miss Catharine
Shaefer OF Lancaster, Pa. are visiting
friends In this city.
Fred Wonder and daughter Of Brooklyn
/ returned home yesterday after visiting
friends In this city.
~ al Is ,t,jtl
her sister, Mrs. I. c. Too,ney, Of the East
End, Coatesville.
Mrs w. b. Eng and Miss Eva J. EIglo
Of West Chester, Pa, spent Sunday with
friends in this city.
Mrs. Boshell, Of Smyrna, has bsen the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. L.. c. Barto, at the
Riverside hotel, Chester.
Misses Agnes Stafford, Verna Dalbo,
Katie OToolu and Mamie Adams have
returned from Atlantic City.
Miss Elizabeth J. Rebman has returned
from tbres weeks vacation spent in
West Philadelphia and Camden, n. j.
Miss Anna Mcclure Of this city, who
has been spending few days with Miss
home.
Mrs. Jennie Dunaphon, Of Chester, has
been visiting relatives in Newark, Del,
and while In that section attended tho
Elkton Fair.
Miss Lou Whittord, OF this city, Is visit
ing her sister. Miss Emma Whltford, Of
kenne;t Square.
!. Harvey WhitemAn has returned from
Milford where he has been visiting OK.
Governor W. L. Watson.
Haines Kimbal,, Of Oxford, will marry
Mrs. Emma Blaok widow Of tho late
William Black, aud daughter of Morris
Mancill, Of Media.
Miss Lido B. McGlrr, daughter Of Pay.
master Rudolph McGirr OF tbs PhilaGel.
phia gas works, Is visiting Miss Bertha
Il. Pierce of this city, --..s
Richard L. Long and Miss May f.
Grant, both Of Smyrna, were married at
Camden Kent county, last week by the
Rev. G. f. Sheppard
Charles J. Ryan, Jr., the popular brake
man on tho Landenberg branch of tho
b. g. o. road, has returned from two
weeks trip to the East.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blocher and her son
Charles Bocher. returned on Saturday
evening from two months trip to Germany
much improved in health.
S. Frank Obold and A. W. Dewey, of |
this city, rodo from Wilmington to At
lantic City and return on Sunday with the |
Glover Wheelmen of Philadelphia.
The marriage Of e. Kingsley Carey, Of
Georgetown, and Miss Virginia V. Downes
of Greenwood, will take place on Wednes.
day at Toid's Chapel, near Greenwood.
The coming wedding Of DR.. CORTLAND
Quinby of West Grove. Pa, to Miss Marian
Way, daughter Of James Way, of New
London, has been announced to take place
this fall.
Miss Smith, accompanied by lady
friend of Montrose, Pm. paid her sister,
Miss Smith teacher in the High school q
short visit on Saturday, returning home
In the evening.
Thomas NJ. Martin, who has been the
guest of Bailiif Ryan of tho City Council
started yesterday for his homo in Ottawa
Canada. His niece Miss Mabel Simpson
accompanied him.
Tho wedding Of Miss Mary Quinn and
Michael Hayes will take place Oh Wednes.
day afternoon at o'clock The ceremony
will be performed In St Patricks Church
by the Rev. Dennis J. Finn.
John Massey. resident of Iowa. Is visit.
ing in this city About flfty.cight years
lavo elapsed since he was IN this city.
When Mr. Massey went West he travelled |
With Potter Vandovor and his family ina
wagon.
The Pierson family propose to hold a
nmily reunion OH the farm of Philip Pier.
on, near Hockossin, some time in October.
This is the old homestead of tho Pierson
amily and several generations of them
will DO present.
Harry Sasson, John O'Toole, Courscy
lannon's, John Hcmmons, John Browne
nd Harry Welsh, of this city, will leave
bout tho latter part Of this month for
luncie, Ind, where they have secured |
ositions in tho glass works in That city.
Miss Anne c. Roilly and her sister Miss
larry A. Reilly, two popular bicycle, riders
i this city, are now enjoying Il ten days
acation at Niagara Falls and vicinity.
hey will stop ut Watkins Glon, Mullch
hunk and Onoka Falls on their return
rip
Chester Dubois and Frank Potter of ,
'ridgeton, N. j.. rode to Pennsgrove on
hor wheels Saturday evening and then
lok tho boat to our city, spending Sun
ay with Mrs. DIR. Maull Eighth and
Vest streets They returned homo yos.
,r1hy.
Miss Matte Sipple is home from visit O
} Baltimore friends. /,
Miss Blanche Ainscow Is homo from n :
II weeks vacation spent among tho
fountains of Pennsylvania. 4
Street and Sewer Commissioner A, s. !.
'ebster, spent Saturday and Sunday az 1
eh0both.
Constable William p. Windsh has re. p.
rned homo from ! visit to Reading =.
etblehein and Allentown, Pa. ',
Mrs. Annie Gillespie, nee Darlington. n
companicd by her little daughter, re-. i
rned home to-day to Pittsburg, Pa, II
ter two weeks visit to her mother, p
rs, Edward Darlington. II
Manager Lppincott, Captain Whiler ~ a.
d Coacher Christy of the Central Manual ~ ~
aiming School Of Philadelphia, were in )"
%n yesterday and arranged game for
cir football team with the W. H. S. for
tOlpf d.. IN m t,nI