The sun., 1897-12-17
Local Dots.

Mr.. William IAawton is indisposed.
Rev. f. W. Long was in the city yef-
terday.
Wilmer E. Davis is the guest Of friends
at Dover.
Senator Robert Handy was in the city
yesterday
Louis Steel, of Newark, was in the
city yesterday.
T. A. veasey, Of Delmar, was in. the
city yesterday.
Miss Rebecca Challenger has been vis-
iting in this city.
Mr.. Cramp, OF Philadelphia, visited in
the city on Thursday.
DR.. John j. Black, Of New Castle, was
in this city yesterday.
The Misses Luton, of Newark, visit
ed in this city yesterday.
Ex-Mayor Austin Harrington was
in Philadelphia yesterday.
Electric power is again being used in
turning Third street bridge.
Mrs. George Tumlin, Of this city, is
visiting friends at Milford.
W. V. Tuxbury, OF this city, visited in
New Castle ON Wednesday.
Martin J. Mohler, of Viola, Del, is
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. w. NJ. Lewis and Miss Lewis, Of
Smyra, are visiting in this city.
Mrs. Warren Wilson, of Elkton, Nd,
visited friends here on Wednesday.
Joseph Gray is entertaining J. c.
Thomson and +. A. Reese, Of Clayton.
Mrs. Fitch, of Philadelphia, will sing
at Brandywine NJ. Z. Church next Sun
day.
Senator R. r. Kenney spent Wednes-
day evening in this city at the Clayton
House.
Mrs. Montgomery and daughter, Miss
Lucy, visited in this city on Wednesday
evening.
Miss Ella T. Smithers, of Smyrna, is
entertaining Miss Gertrude Smith, Of
this city.
Mr.. A Strong, of the firm of Strong 4
Son, has left this city for brief stay in
the south.
George W. Stevenson has returned to
Smyrna, after pleasant visit to friends
in this city.
Colonel Henry Du Pont and Hugh G.
Browne went to Washington yesterday
on business.
Elmer Dougherty, who has been as
sociated with Lynch T. Co., has a posi-.
tion in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Sentman and Miss
Ella Churnside visited relatives in this
city on Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Whitford, daughter of
John NJ Whitford. of the Every Eve
ming is seriously i'll.
Mrs. John Harrington and soa Charles,
who have been visiting in Willow Grove,
nave returned home.
Eagle Graphophones, talk, sing, play
III instruments. Only $40. Robelen 4
Co., no Market street.
A christmas entertainment will be
leld in Hanover Presbyterian Church
Turing christmas week.
Mrs. Joseph Logue who has been
visiting relatives and friends here, has
'cturncd to Delaware City.
Captain George W. Joseph, OF No. G23
W. Sixth street, who has been suffering
rom erysi ipelas, is recovering.
Rev. T. f. Terry, pastor of IIarring.
on NJ. i. Church, who has been i'll for
;he past two weeks, has recovered.
Charles S. King, of New Castle, has
accepted a position ii the pattern shops
If the Belts Machine Co., this city.
The property at No. 9O3 Adams street,
was transferred on Thursday morning to
{. Wesley Weldin, by Robert Pyle.
Miss Elizabeth schWab, of this city,
will sing at concert inthe Philadel-
phia Academy Of Music, next week.
A beautiful gold watch has been pre-
senttd to Rev. A. s. Min, pastor Of
German Baptist Church, by the congrc.
CATION.
The Home Missionary Society, of
West Presbyterian Church, met yester-
day, and packed missionary box to
send to Kansas.
Miss Emma J. Gallagher, daughter of
Postmaster W. r. Gallagher, of New
sort, was the guests of friends in this
city on Thursday.
George Lyon, a Western Union line.
man, slipped and fell at the Brandywine
bridge on Thursday morning, severely
his back.
The ] liberty Active Association last
night gave masquerade, at the rooms of
the Liberty Fire Company About $50
people were resent.
Miss Eleanor Mitchell and Nisc