The sun., 1897-11-26
LOCAL DOTS.

iowa ds the church.
Miss Elizabeth &. Wallace, of Dover
is visiting this city.
Pschorrbraue Book at Haubers---Tho
Imported Pschorrbraue.
Miss Claire Cooper is visiting Miss
Beulah Wilds, of Dover
Miss Addie Wilson, OF Newark, is Wis
iting friends in this city.
Rev. Sam Jones, OF Georgia, will lee
ture here on December I.
Frederick Mullen, has been visiting
friends in Slaughter Neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hall, OF phila-
delphia, spent yesterday in this city.
Rev. f. W. Long, OF Green Hill, visited
the gunboat Wilmington on Thursdac.
Miss May Appleton, OF Wilmington,
was Il Thanksgiving Day visitor in Mid
dletown.
a lOxlS foot flag iloated over the en-
gine house Of the Washington Fire Com
pany, yesterday.
The Trilby Club will give a masquerade
ball ut 80 West Ninth street, ON next
Friday evening.
/ Mcssrs Blackburn and Benjamin Still
lctoc are the guests Of James d. PalIcy,
Jr, near McDonough
A Dutch steamer left Wilmington on
Wednesday for Antwerp with a cargo OF
Loss 7G5 gallons Of oil.
Miss Gertrude lIinkle and Miss Lille
Wood, of Chester, Pa, spent yesterday
with friends in this city.
The Bonagcc Athletic Club will give Il
masquerade ball and cake walk in Wee
cococ Hall on December II.
st. Anne's Church gave Il Thanksgiving
supper last evening under the supcrvi-
sion of Rev. Father Hughes.
On Wednesday evening a supper was
given in Eden Hall by the Ladies' Aid
Society Of Epworth NJ. f. Church.
John Ross, of Indian Territory, came
to Wilmington on Wednesday and cx-
poets to stay east for about four months. .
The Water Witch Company will take
part in housing an apparatus for the
Company at Cramer Hill, n. j., to-
day.
Rev. n. O. Hurst, of Odessa, is assist
ing the pastor Of Harrison street NJ +. |
church, who is conducting revival ser
vices.
The Sunday Breakfast Association
gave a free breakfast to the poor on
Thanksgiving, as did several churches in
the city.
Father McManus, Father Bcrming-
ham and John llartnett have returned
from visit to Father Waldron, at Holy
Cross Church, Dover.
Mr.. John p. Logan, formerly Of this
city, now OF PittSburg, has returned to
the latter city after a weeks vacation
under the parental roof.
Col, \. /, AtnScow sold over ll5o
pounds Of turkey to people who were
either too strong to cook at home or had
no home in which to cook.
Eucncr, the photographer, has the
most attractive sign in the city. 1t is
his own handivork. 1t will doubtless
prove q profitable advertising device.
The officers and sailors Of the gunboat
Wilmington received an invitation from
Rev. Martin +. Dunlap OF OId Swed,s
Church, to attend services there on Sun
day.
All persons interested in the Delaware
Equal Suffrage Association are invited to
attend its second annual convention on
Thursday, Dee. 2nl, in the New Century
Club.
Those who attended Central Church
on Thanksgiving morning heard a very
eloquent and impressive sermon preached
by DR.. T. \. McCurdy, pastor Of the
church.
DR.. Henry W. Bryan attended to the .
injuries OF Michael Carr, OF Bradford
street, who was burned with hot iron at
the Diamond state Iron Mills on We'd
ncsday.
Charles Ross accidentally shot Charles
Phillips, Of Wilmington, on Saturday,
while cunning in Kent county, near
Camden. Mr.. Phillips injuries are not
serious.
Captain MatIack, of Edge Moor, enter
tanned Company G, OF the National .
Guard on Thanksgiving Day. They en-
joycd II turkey dinner and some target
shooting.
Khomstalnin Cschanhofi, of Qmatra,
Finland, is visiting the Puscy 4 Jones .
Company, for the purpose Of studying
the American process OF making paper
machinery.
Colonel F.. r. Cooper arrived in Will
mington on Saturday, and went to his
home in Milford. Mr.. Cooper has re-