The sun., 1897-11-28
LOCAL DOTS.

caster, Pa.
Louis Steele, of Newark, was in town
yesterday.
Presiding Elder Barrett will preach in
Elkton to-day.
There was slight fire last night at
No. 4l6 King street.
Mrs. Rachel Bowen, OF Newark, is
visiting in this city.
Miss Lillian Bennett, of E'kton, is
visiting IN this city.
Miss Turner, Of this city, was in Mid
dletown, on Friday.
f. r. Todd, of New Castle, spent
yesterday in this city.
J. X. o. Schcihy has left for Shenan-
doah. Pa. on business.
Miss Mary Townsend spent Thanks
giving in West Chester
Miss Lucy Conway is visiting her
fathcr at Prin"inio, MI.
Dudley Nunson Of Tohirh University,
is VISITING in Wiminrtnn.
J. II. Evans isthn "I'cet Of w.. !. p.
Infland. of Milford N"'.
Prohah'v g'nss u'anufart1""" rom
the west. will locate in this CITY.
Rev. Samuel =. ronoe win 'ont',rc in
the Auditorium on nn"omhr" 81
Miss Narrar"t NnorNnoa. nf r''adcl-
pEia. has been visit;"" IN this ritv.
Ado'nhns Short. nf G;nrrrnt ,nn. j. Wis
ting his brother. Row y. 2 Short.
Mr.. and Mrs. William i. no"'-uS, Of
Newark. were in this ";tv Yesterday.
Miss Ella Crosean. of TandenN"r~. Pa.
is VISITING Miss Nav CroseHn tNi, city.
Miss Theresa Heh' of this rnv is Wis
itinr Mr.. and Mrs. John g. Wnrtmann.
Miss Carrie Bowen. Of Baltimore, is
sncnding few DAYS with friends in this
CITY.
The Sixtv-oighth birthday oi George
Orlip was celebrated at the Gables last
evening.
Paul Townsend and Frank Prttcr, of
this city have been visiting in West
Chester.
Rev. Ezra Tinker, D. D., Of Asbury
NJ. f. Church. was in Washington
yesterday.
Henderson Davis, a student at Col.
dcv's Commercial College, is visiting at
Milford.
Miss Edith Davis has returned tc
Philadelphia, after visiting friends in
this city.
MARGARET I. Poqia, aoed years, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Bogia died
on Friday.
The Office OF the n"gi>for Of Wills
is being rcmod'ed b, increasing tho
shelving capacity.
r. !. Dunn, =. Rucl:iu~l"rn Nn1 T.. W.
lF"wnNrcvs. f novHr, HN"nt Thanksriv-
in~ in Whining on.
Frcdorick lInmos. "' "'''ro;"~t"n, ut,
tended a "rhan' on rar'y' ii New Caste
on Thursday ovenino.
8. 7. WNitc'cv. "ft';s citv. WIS at tlc
rn~"rtion Of Ch"is'iNn workers. in
Phi'a'o'rh'a on Fri'"v.
W. V. Wi'mcrton' e T'c,t"r il~ivc
n l"ctrrc in tNc Y. y. r. 4. building this
aftc"noon At ".45 o'"lo"k.
Mr. and Mr.. Tena" Weaver and
dar"ltrr .Jcnrir. hn"n Nnon visitin" i.
G. Cu'hcrt. Of rhrs'"r. p.
The Pcv. Y. u. Ni''or. y. n. Of New.
ark. will preach 1T ho+h s""riccs at First
Proshv'cran Church. to'"v.
Th" T'iIhv C)nh. ""~t Trh'ay evening",
wi'l I"l' rae~nrr'|n fan,n At Tive
ho'" "r Mise InS";r ''"Y''v.
I1"rm"n Goee"". vln v.ae ,rrnnty in
in""1 u W''' H''".l'r. ~ a i91l from
a trolley "ar. + 'o", W. j'.".
NrY eon,n"' 1r"i'. ri l''i'aAc'plia, who
has lo"n s'oHf'"~ y 'n"' Hars in thi+
city, rturrc' home Yesterday,
Rev. A. y. N"irvin "2d wirr havr rc-
turned to WiIminut VI '~,m Mi''vi'lo.
where they spent Thanks wing.
Mrs. Osborn. of rro@ 'vn Missionary
Trimming Schco', viii makc IN address
at NJ. Salon Church THE no,ning.
John Williamson, Of ibis city was
struck and killed hv a train of the p. W.
& B. Railroad at Chester on Friday.
The furniture. carpets and general fx-
lures of tho o'd Federal hIillinr will be
sold at public auction on Wednesday.
George A. Wolfe, is srfirring from a
spraincd ankle, caused by Slipping off Il
plank at the Puscv d Homes Cumpanv.
The Harlan & II"llin~swurth Company
have engaged Gcor"c GrHh0m Penney,
of Washington, ID. C.. as d"aurhtsman.
Charles X. Zimmerman, Of Whining
ton, was present at musical given in