The sun., 1897-11-30
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Miss Zeipler, has been visiting il
Chester, Pa.
Mrs. d. W. Eliason has returned home
after visiting in Chester.
James N. McNulty has returned from
a visit to Washington.
Fred L. Kelly visited friends in Ches'
ter, Pa, on Sunday.
G. R. Hancock and the Misses Han
cock are in Washington.
Louis Lee and sister Amy are visiting
their parents in Virginia.
J. Edwin Humes has returned from a
cunning trip in Pennsylvania.
Lewis Weiderman and wife, returned
from their wedding tour yesterday.
:. :: Miss.Edna Flynn returned on Monday
morning from visit to Lancaster, Pa.
Mrs. Maria B. Heacock who has heen
visiting in. Media, has. returned home.
William C. Williams has returned to
West Chester from visit to this city.
Harry Jester is now telegraph operator
on the ?. W. & B. r. r., at Wilmington.
William F. Enright, has returned to
this city after pleasant visit in Dover.
Miss Florence Dorsey has returned
home after visiting friends in West Chcs-
ter.
A suit OF clothing was stolen from the
carriage of A. D. Peoples on Friday
night.
The cold storage warehouse of Armour
4 Co. will be repaired to the amount Of
5000.
Miss Laura Griffith is the guest OF her
cousin, Miss Marion Irwin, in Honey
brooke.
On Wednesday evening sociable will
be held at the parsonage of Grace VI. +.
Church.
Father Birmingham, of this city, will
preach at st. Johns Church, Newark,
tonight.
Judge William II. Boyce, OF George
town, registered at the Clayton House
yesterday.
Miss katharyn Shellenberger, OF New
Castle, has returned from visit to IIar-
risburg, Pa.
John H. Rodney has returned to
Princeton University after visiting his
parents here.
Mr.. Robert Whitcmack will return
from cruise on the training ship Essex
about Christmas.
Miss Jennie Lewis who has been Wis
iting in this city has returned to her
home, Chester, Pa.
Preston W. Ycager who went to Cali
fornia for the benefit of his health, has
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4 Christian Endeavor rally will h
held at st. PauPs NJ. E. Church on
Thursday evening.
The friends Of Mrs. James Downey
who has been i'll, are pleased to hear
that she is recovering.
j. Harry Robinson, Of Columbus Uni
vcrsity, began series Of lectures at the
Century Club, last evening.
John Schuhardt, Jr., Of New CASTLE
has accepted Il position III the Pullman
Car Shops Of Wilmington.
G. ChriSty has returned to Philadcl-
phia. lie was hurt few days ago in II
runaway at Fourth and Broomc streets
4 numbcr.oi members from the Santa
Maria Council, Knights oi Columbus al
tended II reception in Philadelphia last
evening.
Miss Annie McShanr. who was visit
ing Miss NJ. Helen Walsh, ON Pcnnsyl-
vana avenue. returned to her home in
Bethlehem.
Judge Bradford has gone to Trenton,
\. J. for the purpose Of aiding Judge
Kirkpatrick in certain cases in the Dis
trict Court.
Daniel Dohl, the cX-building inspector,
with force OF about twenty-five men,
are putting up stone wall along the
Brandywine.
The funeral OF Mrs. George NJ. A.
Early took piece on Monday morning at
9 oo'clock. Intcrmcnt was made at st..
Peters Cemetery.
About thirty people from this city
anticipate Il visit to FELTON,, Pa, on
Thursday to attend Il birthday party for
Miss Molly Pctiet.
The annual meeting Of the members of
the State Board of Health will be held
at the Clayton House to-day, and will be
followed by dinner.
Henry {. Conrad, the librarian of the
Historical Society Of Delaware, will read
a paper on "Old Delaware Clocklnakers'
at the next meeting on Friday evening.
The relatives and friends in this city,
of Mrs. George Springer, were surprised
and gricvcd to hear Of her sudden de-
mise at her home in North Carolina. on