The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-04

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Leeds, Md.
George B Rico and family are visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Miss Lulu Crawford, Of Holmesburg, Is
visiting in this city.
Mrs. John S. Jester, of Dover, is visiting
her daughters in this city.
Miss Florence Boulton, of Philadelphia,
As the guest of friends IL this city.
Miss Annie Egce has returned from a
visit to Chesapeake City.
: George Rash and family are visiting
friends in Baltimore.
EMr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rawnsley arc
visiting Atlantic City, N. j.
Mrs. Josie Knots is visiting friends in
Philadelphia Tor Il few days.
Miss Bessie Starr, of this city, is visiting
Miss Anna Stevenson OF Smyrna.
miss Laura WindaL, of this city, Is visit
lag friends in Townsend and Smyrna.
Frederick w. Fisher, of Duponts Banks
Is spending several days at Atlantic City.
Miss Mary Dixon, who resides near Hoe
kossin, Is spending Il few days at Cape May.
Mrs Stookie and Miss May Stouffer of
No. 83l Poplar street, have returned from
Cape May.
John Taggart, of this city, who has been
playing base ball at Cape May, will re-
turn home today.
John T. Dtc!cy and his family have re.
ts-n from Atlantic City. where they spent
tho summer.
Miss Sophia Caldwell has returned homo
IIrt. tt...,z fI,r
guest of Mis- Lulu Brown.
Mr.. Charles Hasburv, of Philadelphia,
Is visiting Miss LILLY Bangs and Mrs
Hindman in this city.
Miss Lillian Adams, Of this city, has re.
turned homo after spending the summer
with relatives In Baltimore.
Miss Helen Smith has returned to he"
home In this city, after spending several
weeks at Atlantic City.
James II. Sterling will leave to-day for
Germantown, whore he will spend several
days with relatives,
c. w. McFcc, who has been making a
tour through Canada, has returned to his
home AT Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Price were the
guests of tho family of y. 5. purnel Of
Georgetown on Monday.
Colonel Benjamin Nlelds having made
short tuur through Great Britain Is expect
cd to roach his home next Wednesday.
Rev. Charles Il. Murray, who has been
summerng ia Rhode Island has returned
to his home, and will DO in his pulpit, in
St. Andrew S Church next Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs George w. Quinn have re.
turned homo from very pleasant and
beneficial summer stay at Woodland
Beach.
Master Kcnnilh IIildrl, h, Of Flushing,
n. Y, is visiting his grandparents, Mi.
and Mrs Henry Evans, Of Eighth and
Adams streets.
Clerk Of tho Orphans Court of Sussex
County, has purchased ia lot at Rohoboth
and will probably erect cottage il time
for occupancy next scasol
Secretary Frazer of the State Board
- Health, went to Delaware City to day in
response to a call from Mayor Money to
look after some objectionable mnttvr.
The Trustees Of the Poor md members
of tho Levy Court, who have been rusti-
eating for three or four days at Ocean City,
Nd, will return homo today.
Tho Uno Fishing Club, composed OF
about forty members and friends of the
Fame Fire Company, will go down the bay
on the tug Laura d. Oh September H.
Mrs. Merit Dixon, of IIocko'sin, has
been paying visit to her sister, Mrs Lewis
Potts and yesterday they came to oul
city and made II tour through the streets.
John Murl,cls and wife have rcturned
home from II weeks visit to friends IN Mt
Holly, n. j., started this morning fOi
Cape May, where they will pass tho coming
week.
Rev. J. NJ. Farrar, who has been preach
Inn in London for two months is expected
home next week and will join bis family "
Iamorton before resuminS lis pAStora
duties in Brooklyn.
Miss Mary Shallcross Of near Odessa
nave a lawn party to her young friends a.
her fathers home last evening. and vii
entertain party OF twenty tricndd unit
Monday.
On Monday morning the delegates from
the different encampment5 i'll tins city.
will leave for Utica, n Y, to attend The
National lincampment Of tho knights OF
St. John end Malta
leonard, son of W. Thornton Purks
keeper of the toll gate on the kenuett pike
.las returned from a six weeks visit to
b., granlrnther Joseph Purks, at Guinea,
Caroline county, Va He chi Dyed his on; =
\ lug very much and lsnow ready for school.
Frederick W. Hoi,s, Daniel Dohl, Dr.. E.
II. Negendank and John Smith last night
returned from pleasant three days Trip
ut the lIotol HoniOpen, Ruhoboth. The
party went ilslI!n4 each day and made a
total catch OF over 500 Last night they
supplied their friends with fish.
W. c. II. Colquhoun is entertaining Mr.