The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-12
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g. J. Existed, Of Newark. N. j., is In this
city to-day.
Mrs. DR.. Hulburd is moving hor effects
from the Grace parsonage. -
J. Walter Tottle, Baltimore business
man Ia In town.
L, J. Bardo. of Cleveland, Ohio, Il at the
Clayton House.
j. Elias, of New York, Is at the Clayton
House.
N. 9. Greene, of Ridgloy, Nd, was in
town yesterday.
II. Reed, Of Philadelphia is at the Clay.
ton House.
H. Sanderson, OF Springfield, Mass, Il
In town.
+. w. Kinsey, of Newark, N. j., was al
tho Clayton House yesterday.
j. b. Hewes, Of Coatesville, spent Sun.
day at the Clayton House
Thomas Odgers has accepted the city
editorship OF the Sunday Herald to sue.
coed Fred G. Gore =
Eli M. Shilling retros from tho 'Star"
staff this week. {;
Mr., and Mrs, Clay Turnerleft to day for
Cleveland, Ohio.
Charles White, a stenographer at the
F., w. q b. station left yesterday for Hot
Springs, Ark.
Tho German Library Association will
celebrate Its twenty.ffth anniversary on
Easter Monday.
Miss EmaIine Derckson, of Stanton, ID
visiting in Wilmington.
Miss Amelia Raymond Pser, of Brandy.
wine Springs was in Wilmington on SatA
urday.
Miss Kate Lang celebrated her birthday
on Saturday.
Father Maper Council Of the G. B. L.,
will entertain the members of the other
councils III German Hall on May 8.
Miss Louisa Jump, of Camden, Del, Is
visiting in this city.
Mrs. Mary H. Carter. Of this city, Is the
guest Of her daughter at Camden.
Mrs. James Scanlon and Miss Minnie
Bowers, of this city, are visiting in ElktonI
Miss Hattie Cullen, OF Milford. has been
visiting in this city and Philadelphia.
George M. Milliken and Clifford Hoover
of Cecilton, spent part of last week in this
city.
Mr.. II. A. Davidson of st. Georges, has
returned after short stay In this city.
John G. Collins, of this city, spent Sun.
day with Representative Charles Dempsey
OF Brandyine Springs
Mr.. Robert Singleton, OF Chester, spent
Sunday with relatives in this city.
Mr.. Chase, the newsdeaer of New Castle
visited this city Saturday, coming by the
trolley road, on car containing Az pass
sengers,
J. A. Lengel was iu Chester last week.
Miss Edna Stetson, who was the guest
of friends in this city, has returned to st.
Georges.
John s. Mullln, of this city, has been
visiting in West Chester.
Frank Mlliard.a of this city, spent last
Thursday in West Chester.
Mrs Ellen Jenkinson, Of Kenneth, who
Is visiting the family Of Richard Barnard,
is quite i'll.
Thomas Gallagher, of Newark. was
among West Chester friends last week..
Miss Annie Short of Georgetown. has
returned to her home after u visit to this
city, Baltimore and Washington.
William 4. Porter sailed from Philadel-
phia on Saturday for Europe. Many
friends aboard the tug Taurus bid him
farewell. 49, &C.,
The Hamilton Debating Cotcrie will
have q debate to. night at room No. 2O2 In
the Equitable Dullulng.
Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Stetson will de-
livor an equal suffrage lecture in the First
Unitarian Church, West street above
Eighth, ON Thursday evening,
The United Circles of Kings Daughters
will moot this evening at 3 O'Clock, In
West Presbyterian Church, whom Miss
Anna Cummings will make an address on
Mission Work in Africa" No admission
will DO charged, but collection will be
taken and representatives of all the circles
and the general public are cordially in.
vited.
@Mr. and Mrs Edward Moody, of this city,
are visiting relatives in West Chester.
. Mrs. Eli Welch, of Montchanin, in COM
puny with Mrs. Lewis Potts OF Centres
Vile, visited their sister, Mrs. Merritt
Dixon, of Hockessn, on Sunday.
The Junior Literary Society Of Port
Penn gave an interesting ENTERTAINMENT
Friday night, to which the Port Penn Lit
erary Society was invited. Lord Ullin's
Daughter was first acted as farce This
was followed by the drama, "The Match.
maker" both of which was admirable.
Miss Clara Wilson, Of Gcorgetow n, has
been visiting in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Davis, OF Wissa-
hickon, spent Sunday In this city with
relatives.
Santa Maria Council OF the knights Of
of this city, together with all
tho Catholic societies Of this ciGy, New
Castle and Newark on next Sunday after
noon at o'clock in tho Opera House will
tender farewell reception to Bishop Cur
us, The qnartettc composed Of Messrs.
Butler, McNulty and Gossan will render
several selections.
Mrs. Bessie Mulhausen, of this city, Is
bn pf bnr siltpr WisSnhirEOu
Frank A. Miller for tho past year IN a
milf city editor of the Freio Prose-, will
cave to-day for Lookout Mountain, Ten-
lrssee, where he has accepted position In
5ho Lookout Inn. The Delaware Saenger-
Jund rendered Mr.. Miller sercnade last
,vening. Speeches expressing the esteem
If tho society for Mr.. Miller were made.
A reception was rendered Rev. Vaughan
5. Collins and family Thursday evening
II the Sunday school room Of the new M.
l. Church, at Georgetown Dr. g. Frank
ZONES welcomed them in behalf of the Ep-
worth League. II. G. Houston, Esq, in
,ehalf of the trustees Of the church and
Mr., C. p. Tunnel in behalf of the Sunday
school. Rev Mr.. Collins kindly thanked
Inc people for their warm welcome and
which they have received since
heir arrival in Georgetown. Chief JUS
ice b, Lore and Judge d. Il. Marvel wera
,rhalf of the town and people. The even-
ng was worry pleasantly spcnt and en-
ivrned by some very fine music and closed
With an old ia shonel hand shaking. Rov.
!. W. and Mrs. Tallcy, Of the Georgetown
rcuit, were also present and we!comod
pack Tor another year.
At the Federal Building. a tS5N
Collector of Port Cooper was tho first
0 ride on the elevator at tho Federal build
ng. On Thursday afternoon from till
o'clock, tho public are invited to inspect
he post Office.
Tho cancclling machine was brought to
he new office today. Postmaster Moore
viii permit the cobwcbs to remain on tho
walls of his room. 1t is the only room not
an ted in the building.
There is no lavatory and no water on the
irst floor.
The Laurada has not boon released yet.
No judge has been appointed. -
Building Permits. "a
Michael Cannon will make alterations
D 1874 Head street. Repairs amounting
0 sos will ba made to the police station by
ohm Canning
Charles II. Trlbbctt will add an addition