The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-21

John d. Kolloy is visiting in Reading.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. Prico are visit.
Ing friends III Germantown.
Mrs Lomuel Peeky has returned from u
weeks visit to Germantown,
james Whitehead of Chester, spent
Sunday afternoon in Wilmington.
Mrs. Daniel Crawl of Chester, returned
on Saturday from IL visit tC Odossa.
Mrs. Edward Guycr, Of Chester, is en-.
Pertaining her mother from Newark.
Mrs h. Is Ryder and children have re-
turned from weeks visit to Philadelphia.
John G. Bolen and .Johr c. Bolon, Jr.,
of Llnesvillc, Ohio, were in this city yes.
tertlay.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wheatley has returned
from seven weeks visit TO relatives in
Belvilc Canada.
George S. Mattingly and family spent
Sunday with W. G. Graves at 7l6 West
Fifth street, Chester.
Mrs, Charles Price and mother, of this
city, arc among relatives and friends in the
vicinity of Hickory Hill, Pa
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor and duugh.
Of David McAvoy at Chester.
Mrs Lizzie Grissom, of No 113} Walnut
street, who has been very i'll Tor the last
two weeks, Is Oh the road 10 recovery.
Mr. and Mrs Aubrey Vandevcr and two
children. OF Clayton. are visiting in this
city as the guests of Miss sue Simpson.
Miss Nellie McCausand and Miss Mag.
go MGCausland of Akron, Ohio are tho
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Harry j. Stoeckle.
s C. Long has Como to Philadelphia,
where he will join an inspection party over
the New Yo"k, New Haven and Hartford
ra!ltoAd.
Mrs Charles j. Story, who has been Wis.
iting her father. James u, Mari, Mayor Of
Warrington, ". Va, ior some months
past, returned home yesterday.
Miss Lille A. MCGOWAN has returned
home aftera two months trip to !.ittlrS-
town, Pa, where she has heen visiting l.9r
friend, Miss Salie G. Martin.
Thomas McKelvcy, who has been absent
from Wilmington for four years. returned
last week. Be has been to Africa and tells
some interesting stories of that county
and its people,
MauioFc iia1cs, VI bo'oii N"' ~ "-A'
city to-day.
Captain johnson returned to his homo
in Virginia last evening.
Secretary Ten Wneges OF tho Board Of
Health and ExCOunCilman Frank J. Me.
Suity returned last evening from Bosto
Webster Schopp and Albert Myers. OF
Mountvillc, Pa, came on their wheels to
spend IL week with their uncle, B. Il Eisen-
burger.
John C. Thompson, of IIarbcson, Del,
who has been spending several days in
Philadelphia, returned home tv.day.
Misses Minnie and Alice Mcintyre Of
Washington. D. G are the guests of their
brother, William G. Mcintyre, engineer Of
the Fedora! Building
William C. Bradford. assistant organist
| Of st. Johns Church, has gone away for a
| few DAYS While away on his trip he will
| visit friends in Philadelphia, Camden,
Chester and Trenton
Frank Rcovr, who is located in Atlantic
City, n j., is visiting friends in our city
| in company with his wife and daughter
| He is enjoying good health, and Is Increased
| i'll weight some twenty-five pounds.
Joseph +. Stoeckle, cashier Of tho b. g.
| o. railroad at Akron, Ohio, aud nephew
| Of the late Joseph Stocck!e Of tho city and
wife arc visiting Mrs. johanna Stoeckle
| and her son, Harry StOcckle, Of Stocckle's
| Brewery.
Principal A. r. Spaid Of DUPONT school,
| will BIO married 10 Miss Farq"har, former
| ly kindergarten tcgcEer in that school, on
| September 80 The wedding will take
| place at the home Of Miss Falquhar's par
cnts at Wilmington, Ohio. They will re-
sido at the Highlands.
The Rev. A. 4. Bowser, Mrs. A. d. War.
ner, Mrs. Samuel Bancroft. Jr, Mrs.
| Frances s. Garrett Mrs. Elizabeth W.
Mendlnhall, Miss Helen s. Garrett and
| Miss Mary D. s>sson of This city, are at
tending the NEE ting of the American mi
| tartan Association at Saratoga this week.
| Fifty Two Short Grains In Him.