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this city today.
P. L. Cannon, OF Bridgeville, Is visit
ing in this city.
Miss Helen Williams,is visiting friend
in Salisbury, Md.
Henry Trusty, aged SO years, died OF
Monday at Farnhurst.
On Friday, the City Council will in
spect the fire companies.
Major Theodore Townsend, Of Milford
was in the city yesterday.
J. Fl. Cody, who has been visiting il
West Chester, has returned.
Miss Gertrude A. Kuntz visited friends
in this city on Monday evening.
Representative B. A. HAZEL, of smyr'
ma, visited in the city yesterday.
Mrs. w. Layton who has been visiting
here, has returned to Bridgeville.
Harvey Stewart and William Wilson
We're in the city on Monday evening.
Miss May Caulk, has been visiting
Miss Martha Talley, in West Chester.
William Sherman, of Haddonfeld, n.
j., is the guest OF friends in this city.
Miss Lulu Elliott and Miss Grace
Hargis spent Monday in Philadelphia.
Miss Sue Crumbaugh who has been
visiting in Milford has returned home.
A license for the Clayton House was
signed on Monday by Judge Spruance.
Miss Mollie Wright, of Smyrna, was
visiting friends in the city on Tuesday.
Mrs. N. E. Howell, OF Camden, is en-
tertaining Mrs. Sarah George, OF this
city.
William Painter, of Philadelphia, is
spending this week with relatives in
town.
The improvements on the Young
Mems Christian Association are almost
completed.
Miss Mollie Mathews, left the city
yesterday for an extended visit to Balti-
more friends.
Harry Wright, aged 81 years, had his
toes cut off by a 2. W. 4 b. freight train
on Monday night.
Rev. Mr.. Jones, OF Virginia, is the
guest of his brother-in-law +. d. Lee
Mitchell, this city.
Superintendent Willard T. Smith, Of
the New Castle county schools, was in
ibis city on Monday.
Miss Anna McCaffery will spend
Christmas at Galena, Nd, as guest of
Miss Margaret Donahue.
The street and sewer directors met
asst night. Nothing but the routine
business was transacted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse p. Jeffcris and Miss
aura Jefferis, of West Chester, are visit
ing friends in this city.
William Carter, of Fpderica, has ac-
,epted a position on the reportoral staff
Of the Evening Journal.
NJ. Megary & Son sent a representative
o Dover yesterday otake measurements
or the State House carpets. /
a meeting Of the Teachers Beneficial /
Association will be held this afternoon,
1t 4.3O O'Clock, at School No 8.
Harry l.. klund, at the peril Of his life
stopped a team OF runaway horses on
Monday, on East Seventh street.
"Sixty Minutes Of Sunshine; or Come, !
Cheer Up" will be the subject Of an adj
lcss by Rev. +. b. Short, on December
2Ih, in Atonemcnt NJ. f. Church
Arthur Lindercr received congratulate
ions from many friends, on Tuesday,
when he celebrated his 39th birthday.
The Rev. Henry Baker, ID. d., pastor
)f Grace Church, has received an invita-
ton to return as pastor next conference
year.
G. W. Holstein was granted a permit
Yesterday by building inspector Grubb,
to erect a surgical room at Delaware
Hospital.
Hugh O'Hara well known morocco
dresser, and a member OF Division No. 4,
a. o. H., died on Tuesday morning, at
his home, No. Sl5 Kirkwood street.
John Barron, the retiring superintend-
ent OF Rodney Street Sunday School, was
presented with series OF resolutions cx-
pressing the regret of the school at his
departure.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Smith,
will take place today from the residence
Of her husband, No. 1908 Maryland ave-
nue. at $50 o'clock. Interment at River
view Cemetery.
Miss Emily Meyers, and James Doris,
Il motorman on the Wilmington and
New Castle Railway, have been added
to the force OF nurses at the hospital for
insane, Farnhurst.