The sun., 1897-12-01
LOCAL DOTS.

James McKeever, of Philadelphia. was
in town yesterday.
Captain shackford, of New York,
visited here on Monday.
Miss Mollie S. Smith, who has been
indisposed, is recovering.
Master Haney is still indisposed at his
home, l1l6 Pine streets.
John A. Hawkins, Of Newark, spent
Tuesday in Wilmington.
Miss Emily Gray, is entertaining Miss
Mary Campbell, New York.
The new truck for the Phoenix Fire
Company is expected hourly.
Miss Ella Hittenberg, of Philadelphia,
is visiting friends in this city.
James L. Wolcott, Jr., has returned to
Do ;cr from visit to this city.
Richard Patzowski will give large
dan e in Eden Hall this month.
Edward Dennison, Of Yorklyn, was
the guest of his brother, on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. James, of Wasl.-
ington, d. c., are visiting in the city.
Lewis Lichtcnstein, has bought the
property at No. l4ol West Third street.
Miss Margaret +, Way, from Atlantic
City, is visiting her parents in this city.
Howard Gould returned to New York
on Monday evening after a visit to this
city.
Mrs. Herbert Cook, of Falls Of Schuyl-
kill, Pa, is the guest Of relatives in this
city.
Miss Emma Downes who has been Wis
iting in Henderson, Nd, has returned
home.
Jose Sanchey Ramos and two sons, +
Mexico, are the guests of William W..
Pusey.
Miss NJ. +. Robertson has arrived from
Richmond, Va, and is stopping with
friends
Mr.. Leon Stern, proprietor of the
japanese Fair COMPANY, arrived in town
yesterday.
Olivet Presbyterian Church will give
an entertainment and supper next Thurs
day evening. ,
kirkwood Park will be lighted tonight
as arrangements for that purpose have
been completed.
The Street and Sewer directors met
last night. Nothing but routine business
was transacted.
The Misses Derrickson, of Mermaid,
Del, have been the guests of Miss Eliza.
beth Dennison.
Mrs. John Nalettc returned to hcl
home at Pitham, n. j., after visiting hen
sons in this city.
Miss Kathryn Shcllcnbcrgcr has re
turned from Middletown, Pa, where sh,
has been visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. 4. Porter, who hav,
been visiting their BROTHER ut Smyrna
have returned home.
Robert y. Wallcn, Of Smyrna, to-du,
enters upon his duties as private sccre
tary for L. ?. Handy.
Chief Consul William r. Budd take
his new office today in the Dclawar
division Of the l.. 4. W.
| Lewis G. Wci,crnan returned las
, evening from his wedding tour. a
home, 1908 West Fifth street,
Mrs Barrett, worker for Mr.. Crittcn
toms Mission, will speak at IIarriso
l. Street Church this afternoon.
! Mrs. W. II. Larg and daughtc
} Miriam, Of Bristol, Pa, are the guests {
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. raImatary.
Miss Sarah A. Gibson, aged y years, {
No. zoos Tatnall street. died Tucsda
, morning after lingering illness.
Mrs. J. A. Fitch, the popular singer
OF Philadelphia, will sing at the First NJ
p Church, on Thursday evening.
4 Charles b. Woodwa d j. one the old, :
t printers in this city. having celebrate
S his Sixtv-sixth birndap on Monday.
| p. F. Dcricksun, Il prominent she
, dealer and member of Post -, &. A. X
OF Chester, died at five O'Clock last nigh
= Miss Martha Robinson, Of the Mar,
= land College, LuthrrviIc, Nd, has bee
d. the guest Of Miss Annie Cause OF tn
, city.
The third anniversary of the Eight
; Ward Republican Club will be celebrate
: on Monday evening at 6lO East Sevcnt
street.
John Brcar, Jr, who could not !
l found at the time of the death of h
=. brother, returned lone from Yokoham
G Japan on Sunday.
Dr. Robert G. EIIcgood, Concord, y
Edward Fowler, Laurel, and f. v
Cooper, Camden, Del, are registered
t the Clayton House.
S Miss Mamie Danncnburg, the form,
O pianist at Asbury Sunday School, will