The Clayton call. (Clayton, Del.) 188?-189?, 1897-07-06
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ton & Raymonds Pharmacy.
Misses Beulah and Dora Wilds, @
Dover. are guests OF Miss Bertha Smith
era.
William Haman. wife and son. o
Dover, are guests of Miss Beulan Jeifer-
son.
Harry Hill, wife and children. are
guests of his mother. Mrs. Elizabeth
Hill.
The Misses Sheppard. of Camden,
are being entertained by Miss M. Edythe
Beck.
MISS Nellie Collins. of Camden. N.
j., is being entertained by Miss Nellie
FAIRIES.
Samuel Bender, of Port Penn, is
the guest of his daughter. Mrs. Nathan
iel Pratt.
George Richards. of Philadelphia
is guest of his mother. Mrs. Sallie E.
Richards
Miss Elizabeth Counselman has re-
turned home from an extended visit
with friends in Baltimore.
Harvey Spruance and William
Butts, of Wilmington. were guests of
John M. Voshell yesterday.
John Barnes, of Holmesburg, George
Barnes, of Philadelphia, and Charles
Barnes, of Chester, spent the Fourth at
home
"A. W. Cummins. managing editor
OF the Wilmington Morning Neus, wss
guest of his father, David J. Cumminr
last week.
Benjamin Allen, of Wilmington. was
in town today. Ben is enjoying good
health and his many friends here were
pleased to see him. %
Misses Mamma and Mary -Witherill
and Messrs George and Will Harvey.
of Chester. were guests of Miss Eba
Cloak Wilds yesterday.
j. B. Webb has purchased a new de-
livery wagon. The curtains are very
nicely lettered, advertising the different
brands of -four which he manufactures.
The Presbyterian Christian En-
deayor Society appropriately celebrated
the Fourth with patriotic service. The
program rendered was creditable and
enjoyable one.
j. W. Anderson, on the Rees farm,
near the mill pond, threshed his wheat
last week, securing an average of 25
bushels to the acre. On part of field
which he had in tomatoes last year he
secured 81 bushels to the acre.
"A. H. Reynolds, of Philadelphia, is
a guest of friends in Smyrna. "Cardy"
is looking we'll and hearty, has discarded
his luxuriant beard and will graduate
next year at the University of Pennsyl-
vania, as Doctor of Dentistry.
The following officers have been
elected by UDion Castle, No. II, K. G.
E.: N. G.. Benjamin Turner; V. c..
Nathaniel Pratt; s. H, James Wright;
81. P, George Batsford; V. H., Charles
Thornley,; Trustee for IS months, Joseph
Windal.
-NoTIcE.-Notice is hereby given that
all Merchants and Manufacturers yearly
licenses are due June LIST, and all un-
paid within 80 days thereafter will be
subject to a fine of s5 per cent. as pro
vided by law-WM. M. DICKSON, Clerk
of the Peace.
james Perry. the genial clerk at the
Delaware House had his right hand
severely burned last night by sky
rocket. Instead of sticking the stick in
the ground he held it in his hand and
all of his fingers and the palm were
badly burned and Iacerated. DR.. Cliff
ton dressed his wounds.
B. A. HAZEL took business trip to
Pittsburg, Pa, last week, and on his
way home stopped at Erie, where he had
a Yeyy pleasant chat with F. s. Phelps,
editor of the Smyrna Record.
Mr.. Phelps is still the live newspaper
man he was while In Smyrna and his
paper is widely circulated in that pros
porous Pennsylvania city.
Stars and Stripes Council. No. &c, i
Jr. o. U. A. NJ, have elected the fol
owing officers: c., John s. Anthony;
V. c., Frank McOaulley; Asst R. s.,
Seth Williams; r. s.. George 81. Dick
E. s., George NJ. Stevenson; Treas. e
N. Fowler; Con-, Clarence Boyer; W..
John Griffin, I g., G. Davis Brown; o. {
g., Frank Boyer; Trustee for is months,
.. H. LeFeYre.