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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-08

ATTEND Y. NJ. c. A. Bicycle Show
tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-08

OPENING OfG2S pattern; g s 81 IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-08
rHa nun-o1orHInRg AND gUaNIsHnRs.
THE HUB
Brings You Satisfaction

This Sprnga riehera fuller satisfaction than
satisfaction that grows out Of redOubled eOra satisfaction
that realized in increased values and decreased prices-a salts
faction that comes With larger yariety wider seryco-a sat-
isfaction that is found only In perfection.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-08

ATTENTION.
Opening eHtIrs NsrE. MISS b. L. CARL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-08
Boys Clothing.

II you would only take look
around FRS. you'd come back her,
and buy. with 50 much grsa,gr
appreciation OF our values and
varieties. you'd understand bet.
ter just what we mean by lower
prices and bette. qualities and
larger assortment. Our eyes are
on our Boys Clothes from tbs
very beginning Of the MAKING
and To the end OF the wearing,
too. for our guarantee goes with
'em when you buy them. II ,tsy
waver in their service. giving
back, they are to come to Us aud
back the money Is to go 30 you.
short Pants Suits 81 to IS, Long
Pants Suits $3.50 to SIS. Novelty
Suits A.g5 to So We're col,
agents for the Mrs HoDAa4
Knee Pants and Coli comb.aa.
don suits.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-08
Easter SCaPfS.

Tomorrow We shall open what
we've had designed and made up
especially for Easter. As strong
in the &c and soc grades as any
body elses at SOC and 75c. Strong
er in variety
Evening star., 1897-03-18
M. H0trhina' Phtla N throny-

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
III there Is any one thing that has ma de
The Star popular more than any other.
IL Is That II Is impartial and always ready
TO do Justice to those who have been un-
justly used. l now refer to the publication
In The Star, regarding the action of
the Builders Trade Association. de-
claring Mr.. Stilson Hutchins to he unfair
and placing him and the Times on the Unfair
list because of the fact that he has In his
employ non-union men. l would much like
10 correct any false impression which NAV
nave been made upon the minds OF the peo-
PIE OF Washington to the effect that Mr..
hutchinS Is not friendly to workinsmen or
their unions. or i'm any other way unjust or
unfair. l am a clergyman. and have had
much experience with Mr.. Hutchins IN both
his private and business life. When this
gentleman became proprietor of the Times
1 was one OF several selected by him to
hunt W worthy, needy families that he
might help them. and a result many un-
employed union men who could not be as
sisted by the union OF which they were.
members were helped time and time gain
by Mr.. Hutchins out of his own private.
funds. and to some he offered employment
which they were glad to accept rather
than see their families starve. Before Mr.
Hutchins ever contemplated buying the
Times he aided many needy families and
requested me to report to him any cases OF
distress which might come under my OBJ
servation, directly or Indirectly. AMI he
would gladly relieve their pressing; needs.
His work of relieving the poor went on Tor
months before he appealed for any assist
ance whatever.
L believe with all my heart that that
noble man Is one of the best friends the
honest worktngman ever had and I would
he glad If Washington were full of lust
such men as Mr.. Stison Hutchins
WM. BAILEY.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
Found Dead In n Line Kiln.

The body of a white man. supposed to be
that of Eugene Bass. was found yesterday
in the lime kiln of>the Washington Gas
light Company. at 9th street and Virginia
avenue The discovery was made by John
Jupiter. a colored driver. The body was
taken to the third precinct. and later to the
me rgue, where ii was searched, but moth
ing In the way Of Identification found. out
side of a piece of paper bearing the name
of Eugene Bass No one knows as to how
the unfortunate individual came to his
end, and the corpse will be held few DAYS
to await Identification.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
JAPAN's GROWN PRINCE DEAD
only SON Of the Emperor aud Heir
Apparent 20 the Throne

From the New York Herald
SAN FRANCISCO. Msrca L.. the
steamer Peru, which arrived here to-
day from the orient brings news OF the
death of Prince Yoshi Hito Haru-no- Miys,
heir apparent to the Japanese throne
Capt. s. A. Day of the United States
army. who has been spending several
months in Jenan. returned on the Peru
and is authority for the statement that the
death of the crown prince is being openly
discussed In diplomatic circles and by those
nigh in the Japanese government although
the event has net been publicly announced.
A secret Of state.
The reason for this is that Jspan has
just concluded a month of mourning over
the death of the dowacer empress. during
which period all business was at a stand
sun To permit respite from the national
SHei That overwhelms the japanese people
the announcement of the crown prince's
uea'h VIII be Kept secret of state for the
present
:, me crown prince is supposed to have
died at one of the palaces of the royal
family. between Yokohama and Kioto sev-
erai days before the departure of the Peru
he had been an invalid for years and the
court physicians announced last fall that
ne could not live six months A few Years
ago he stopped growing and II has only
been through the exercis. of the utmost
medical care that ne has lived since then.
The Emperor Prostrnted
His conGition recently became serious and
ne Was sent TO the country palace referred
to. where. 1t was thought he might recup-
crate His death is said to have prostrated
the emperor. who has been In poor health
Tor several weeks Ii was stated in diplo-
matte circles in Toxic at the time m.
STE s.eismer n ieft tnat the emperor was suffer
ing from an attack Of pneumonia
The crown prince was the only living son
OF the emperor. and unless Therefore. an
other son is born 10 the emperor the throne
VIII be filled from the family OF th- em-
peror's eldest brother
Evening star., 1897-03-18
Dress
Trimmings.

6 yards of :, inch Old Rose
Trimming. With tiilsri and
jewel effect X =. .DI Il u
from Si-s1 To $50 a yd.
: yards Of Fancy Tinscl
Gimp. with chiffon rosette-
Rt.Dt' if.D from So. - to
s. Il yd.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
Umbrellas.

Best of Silk Gloria TN
brellas, moGntcd on steel
rods. with natural. horn,
Dresden and NJ burning han
dies. taffeta cuse'NUW
Si.39.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
I-aceS.

Colured Chiffon Edges
REDI CED from 15c. and 81
to 25c. Il yd.
Beadsd AMI Spangled In
>ertfrgS REDUCED from 81
and Sl.Jo 10 SOC. a yd.
Remnants of Black and
Eeru Laces ut LESS THAN
HALF P,.lt'E.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
VelVets.

All the short lengths Of
Plain and Fancy Velrets
that We could find In going
through the stU,k-at rem
nInt prices.
I piece uf Light Blue Vel
Vet -REDDCED from 81 to
$l-5D II yd.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
Mems
FURNISHINGS.

. Launtlered Fancy Bosom
Shirts. open back and front,
with one pair Of link cuffs.
size 1II@-REDJCED from
IJc. to 29r. each.
. pairs Of White Drawers.
size REDUCED from i9c.
to 50t.. pair
3 pairs of Medium weight
Gray Drawers. sizs 40-RE-
bTCED from 81 TO SOC.
pair.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
MARRIED.

lAI IS1ER-HoFFNAN. On Tuesday Ma-,-h is
1857, AT parsonage Of English Lutheran Church
lSSS North Caroline street Baltimare bv fh..
Rev. W. L. q. Rrpp. WILLIAM DAI sTE,R I.
Miss KATE HOFFMAN
Evening star., 1897-03-18

If you want anything. try an ad. In The
Star. Ii anybody has what you wish. you
will get an answer.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
Ribbons.

5-inr!i NlricSated Tafre:a
Ribbons - sEIl'CE.D from
2.s- 10 10. ! I'd.
5i.-inch Grecn Taifeta Rib
bon with Roman edge-RE-
III tEb from bSc. 10 80. q
yd.
Evening star., 1897-03-18

Ii matters little what il is that Won wan;
whether a situation or servant,
want ad- in the Star will reach the
person who can fll your need
Evening star., 1897-03-18

Il have been using Dr.. Bull's Cough Syrup for
some time. II cured my baby Of n very bad
cough l believe II was the means OF saving his
life. Mrs. ThQnas Hinton, CentrevIlle. n t.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
DiEB.

pm: Ebert COOK. aged nifty years aud
Funeral from residence OF his sister. J.Ssi. H.
Mathiesen. .oi q street southeast. Fridly
afternoon, March II. AT 3 ocl,rk Fr.n L.
and relatives respectfully invited to attend
baltimore and Plttsi'urg papers please copy,
FEpERIINE. oa THURSDAY. March IS. lss. at
after hong AMI painful Illness. la the sky
first year OF his age.
Funeral from Ais lar, rs~ilsne No s1 leth
Hiockville. Md, papers please coigJ
o,clo'k a.m., BENNETT Is. CONES a native
of Raleigh. y. e.. beloved husband Of Martha
5. tioines and uncle OF Prince 4. Goines. in his
Funeral from Metropolitan A. NJ f. churh sun
day. March II, at O'Clock pm
GRAY. on Wednesday eveuinE March Ii. 1851.
street northwest. Mrs. MARY j. GRAY, tI,~
beloved mother Of Allen. Austin and Wilam
Frners,l from the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian rr
Church on Friday March 10. at = O'Clock. The
ca>ket will not be opened in church. Relatives
and frierds cordially invited TO attend.
LcrGIIIAN. on "wednesday. March II 1897 at
l2:lo Am, at / Ii resi.lrnce. l52S 18th street
nrthwest. after short illness, JOSEPH T.,
Funeral from his lat. residence Friday. March H.
at pm Relatives and friends respectfully
invited 10 attend.
MASON. At his residence, No. 17l6 Hhoi. Island
Cd. ALEXANDER MACoMB MASON Mason
Be- of Egypt.
Funeral from his late residence Friday. March IL,
at } o'clock pm
M,BEIDE. on Wednesday. March L. 1897 at
6:l5 am. PARKS RANDOLPH, beloved son
of J. r. and Kate l. Mcbride.
Funeral services residence, ,2S Morgan street
northwest, Friday. March II. n O'Clock a m.
Friends are invited. Intcrment in Indiana.
MURDoCK. On March Ia. 1897 at fo:io pm.
Mrs. BLANCHE MuEDock, aged thirty three
Funeral saturday. Marrh -. at . oelcck p.m
west. Relatives and frieuds invited. Iiease
omit flowers. =.
POWELL. On Tuesday March lG 1897. CLARE.
youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Powell
Funeral Friday. March 10. at 10 am. from res
tlence, 3l9 street northeast. FrisIsis OF fam
ny invited 10 attend.
In Memoriam.
SHELTON In lowing remembrance Of our devoted
mother. SUSAN SHELTON. who died Que year
ago to-day March Is. 1886
Dear Beloved Mother
Peaceful he thy silent slun,ber,
Peaceful in the grave low:
Thou no more wilt Join uur number.
Thou more songs shalt knnw.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day of life has Ned.
TheL in heaven. with Joy to greet thee.
Where no farewell tear H. shed.
BY HER CHILDREN.
WORK In lowing rememhraHce Of dear
this life year today-March ls 1896.
Ali. vacant is the Nrpside chair
The smile that won no longer there;
From door and hall. from porch and lawn,
The echo II that voice Is gone;
And We who linyrr only Know
How much was hos, one year ago
BY HER LOVING son AND DAUGHTERS.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
Hosiery.

I pairs "f Riark Light
weight Cashmere I'aE:eIlIs
they are the Jrrss rsf,'rIn
st" kings. You know and
wcr" SIS. but are RE-
DIt'FD to Jsc. Il pIir-
e pairs Of Ladies' Lisic
Thread Rout Pa;t,In ns-RE-
Dit-FI, from :Th-. To :I-Ic. Il
pair.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
sJeWelry.
Druggists
Sundries.

> Alnm'ntra- -lY,ek Clothes
Brushes REDUCED from
81 % to S1c.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
NuSaiM
Underwear.

Muslin Chemise, with
ROUND and square Ds.rk. etth-
brOiAery yokes - REDUCED
from S9c. to CSC.
Cambria Corset Covers,
edged with embroidery
broken sizes and slightly
s9tled-REDt'CED to 29c.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
MerinO
Underwear.

10 pairs Of Ladies' AcriEn
fIniS. in medium s'z,<-
natural AMI Il white RI
DtCED from 81 10 Csc. II
pIir.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
Baskets.

1 Sa,in-lined 0pen-w'-k
Basket. size 11x15 inches
REDUCED from S1.6J TO
30.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
Notions.
UDfa0asteries.

Opaque Window Shades,
xfze @x72- Vow 25c. each.
Opaque Window Shades.
with late, size 36xi2-NOW
39c. each.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
Infants Wear.
COrSetS.

3 pairs Of French Bias
corsets. with real whale
bone - slightly soiieti Sizes
3. - and 26-NOW 1915
a pair.
2 pairs of Black Rias
Corsets-REDUCED to 81 u
pair.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
Fancy
Dress Goods.

. pieces of 4i-inch Varie-
gated ''hcViofs - REDUCED
FROM 1''r- 10 5Dc. a yd.
pieces If ++-iach SILK
Striped Suitings- REDUCED
frlm 81 To- ~. Ii yd
Evening star., 1897-03-18

L1wn Wrappers. made
with full front and Vatican
back-NUW 6Gc.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
Gloves.

6-hutton Revnier Black
Suede Nousqie;aires. sizes
5t,. 5L.. Gli. and TIRE
DitED from SI.s5 to 9Sc.
Il pair.
Centen eri SGedle Msusque-
taires REDUCED from 81 IS
to 4Sc. a pair.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
Innings.

French Pcrcalines. In aIl
cUiHrs. III lengths from to
; yarttS-REDtio FL TO 81. u
I'd.
Black Back Sarah Whist
Lining -RfDI CEb to sc.
yd
Evening star., 1897-03-18

pair Sf I.ravn Golf Leg
gins. for bi'.yrl.a riding RE-
DtCED from SIS to ?sc.
pair
Evening star., 1897-03-18

l Fancy Strap Basket -
REIH CED frem $1.9S to
$1.25.
Evening star., 1897-03-18

1 Aluminium -ba-k Hat
Erusl, slightly jamagfd
EEDt CED from 3Sf.. to 3.S-
Evening star., 1897-03-18
Linens,

Bieac-Ie,l EImrsk Bndrr-
I'd cloths. slightly so.kd-
at remnant pixies.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
Stationery.

0NN NNHWIHOl y
2 Fancy Boxes of Station
cry. fined with 2 cuires of
paper and envelopes 10
match. anh 1 sticks of seal
ing wax. slightly damaged
REDUCED from SSc. to soc,
Il Il.
Writing Tablets EEDUC-
I'D TO 10. each.
Evening star., 1897-03-18

Outing Gowns. In plain
shades - REDUCED from
81 9S to 81 80.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
Handkerch

Ladies' Pure Linen Hand
embroidered Initial Hand
ksrchiefS - RElbGCED from
soc. to 23c. each.
Mems Uniaund-red Hand
embroidered Initial Handker-
chiefs NOW 12i2c. each.
JeWelry.
4 pairs of Sterling Silver
Scissors. for embroidery and
manicure - REDUCED from
S1.39 10 sl.10 pair.
pairs Of Gold plated
Lever Link Buttons. with
car'uncle settingsREDUC-
ED from %Sc. to 2Ac. a pair.
Evening star., 1897-03-18

Remnants of E.caebed AMI
'r-aH DluIask-ut remrant
prices.
Evening star., 1897-03-18

) Gilt Smoking Se:s, with
rigir cutter uttac.led- RE-
III CED to 2yc. each.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
Fancy Goods.

O Git md Silver Ink-
s'aniS-REDrLED from :jy,..
10 2Jc. each.
Evening star., 1897-03-18

Leather Goods.
= ErnooSs d leather Music
RpllS-l;EDCCED from S5c.
10 65c.
! Ila * Shopping Bas-RE-
FROM Soc. To Soc.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
Fhanmeas.
Wash Goods.

Reu.IiaEts of Imported
Wash Goods, including
S'otch Zephyrs. Preach Per
Gales. Silk Gingha mas. French
Organizes. Printed Swisses
and French La awns. in lengths
from 3 to II Yards. Prices
have been 25c., 3It,r. and
5Oc- - NOW you can have
these remnants at ONE
THIRD and ONE-HALF
OFF.
The sun., 1897-12-29

negro by the namr Of Brown tried to
stop him. The carriage passed over the
man ana the horse ran into Il train which
was moving at the rate 40 miles an hour
The carriage was broken in pieces and
the horse killed instantly.
Misses Bcric Frank, Lucy Richardson.
Virginia Harrington, Flora i,abbrtt and
Fannie Walker, young ladies home from
school on their holiday vacation, gave a
very pleasant surprise party to Mrs.
| Agnes C"lr at the Hotel Richardson las,
evening, at which quite a number Of the
young representatives Of Dovrr's elite
were present, Mrs Cole had been in
vltcd out to spend the evening with
! friends, and upon her return was ushcrrd
into til" spacious dra~lng room Of the
hotel by her husband, where she was
greeted by the assembled party in very
| pleasant manner and was aItugtthcr
taken by surprise. The evening was
spent in games, dancing and music, and
a fine collation. was served. Among
those present were the Misses Ethel
llcvcrin, Helen Slaughter, Nellie Rasch,
Priscilla Walker, Ethel Ml!nuon and
7 Mary Graph; Mcsdamcs l., dia Watson
and Mary Auwonl; McSsrs. Crawford,
William Richardson Count Papprn-
heinz, II. r. Harrington. 4. b. Rich
ardson, Victor Clark, Henry Jones. $.
Maxwell Harrington, Frank CaSson,
John kcllcm. Alexander Wolcott, James
Saul ]sbnry, Carl Fleming, Horace Cul-
brcih and Roy Jackson.
A slight fire occurred last night at the
home of Herman Taylor caused by an
ovcrhcated stone setting fire to the car
pet. 1t was discovered in time and two
buckets of watercX!nguiShcd the flames.
The damage done was not very great.
Walter Mc'iinnis was arrested for dis
ordcr y conduct and fined u nominal
sum, which he paid and was released.
Two colorcd women became involved
in dispute and from words, came to
blows, and as neither could do the other
any particular harm, they rsorted TO
! the law to get even with each other.
| Clara Burton was arrested on warrant
sworn out before Justice Jester by her
antagonist, Emma Cooper, and was ar
raigncd and found guilty Of assault. A
I fine was assessed against her.
Feeling sore over the turn
affairs had taken she went across the
street and procured warrant from JUS
ticc Cooper, charging Emma Cooper with
assault, which also came to trial and re-
suited in Emma being fined. The funny
porto Of the affair is that when the
Burton woman was arrested she pre-
vailed upon the constable to permit her
to 60 before the other Justice Of the
Peace and secure q warrant for her ac-
cuser and as soon as one case was finished
the parties adjourned to the Justices
office across the street and finished the
business without delay Both parties
are colorcd and both now languis in the
county bastilc in consequence of their
inability to pay the fine and costs assess-
ed against them.
John Laws committed an assault upon
upon Samuel +. Morris yesterday and
this morning he was brought before
Squire Cooper and fined $3.50 for the
fun he had experienced in pummelling
his accuser. Morris trouble didn't end
right there, for be was at once arraigned
The sun., 1897-12-29

called to Elkton; Md, on account Of
the serious illness OF his mother Mrs
William Jones. Mrs. Jones is now i'm
proving
SamI. {. Evans, Jr. expects to start
ior southern points about the first Of
January, jacksonville and Tampa, Fla,
iOr the benefit Of his health which has
been very poor for several months. His
many friends here wish he may return
much benefited by his extended trip.
Miss NiodiI Cooper spent Sunday with
her parents near Woodsidc
Harry l.. Bickcl, who is attending the
Mcdico ChirurgicaI College in rhIadcl-
phia, is visiting relatives here. Mr..
| l'ickcF> father VIII return to phi,aucl-
| phia with him t, undergo an operation
caused by an injury to his leg received
several months ago while in Florida.
George TnmIin and Mrs. Tumin, oI
Wilmington, are visiting relatives here.
Harry Williams spent Sunday Will
friends in Stockton, Md
Miss Belle TaIlcy is with friends in
Laurel.
William Draper, OF Philadelphia
spent Christmas with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. II. Draper.
J. Edward Brown sp,n, Sunday with
his parents in lHwrs, Del.
Harry Kern, OF Philadelphia, is spend,
ing two weeks with Milford relatives.
Miss Ida SippIc is in Philadelphia and
\ tI3n1 III Y wit h rnlot VOC
Waiter Milby has returned to phila
dclpHia.
The Sunday school entertainment OF
st. Paul's =. +. Church was held Mon
day night. The cditi2e was decorate d
beautifully, and the children rendered
their various parts in a manner that
would have done credit to ones older in
years. All the congregation were given
a treat.
Charles Phillips has returned to Will
mington.
( A. p. Hinslcy has returned from Il
visit to Dover.
Mr. and Mrs. X. }. CampbeIl.have re-
turned from visit to Dover
! The prcttiest church entertainment
that ever took place in this town was
the one held in the NJ. f. Church on
Monday night. Addresses were made
by the Rcvs. Graham, Green ard Shcp-
pard.
Delightful solos were rendered by
Miss Miriam Sheppard. Little Temper
ance Pratt sang a solo that captivated
the large crowd and Miss Laura postIcS
held the audience spcIl-borlnd while
rendering one Of her long poems. 1t
can plainly be seen that Miss postIcs has
no superior in this line.
DR.. /. A. ConwclI was master Of ccrc-
monies and Principal Griffith Of the
Public Schools acted in the capacity OF
Santa Claus.
A comedy company is now giving en-
tcrtainments in Sardis' Hall.
Charles Reader, living in Dover, went
to see abOht some real estate down the
state for his father who is in the real es-
tate business. On his way back from
Dover he was thrown out Of the carriage
and dislocated his shoulder. The horse
ran from Camden to Wyoming where a
The sun., 1897-12-29
THRDI IuHOUT DELAWARE.
BridGeyiIlr.

SDluc Of the persons who received
burns, and others vino were crushed anC
trampiot upon at the Christmas enter
tainment at SmIthviIIr near here, o.
Christmas night, are i'll Il very critica
condition. One woman who had Il shaw
around her tainted and fell t, the floor,
and som" thinking it was nothing NOR,
than an uycccout, would often in the
scramble to get ont, kick At the supposed
oVcrcoat tying to get it under the b,nrl
out Of the way. and when she was dis
covered sh" " Is very badly bruised anc
blood Was flowing freely from WDunl
on the head. She may not recover.
Daring the entertainment on Christ
mas might at tn, Presbyterian Ch1rth
several Of III" b'n'lS in the gallery
were broken by the large crowd pre- sent
No on" was seriously injIrr |.
G. II. Adams wh' had his shoulder
disIo@atni by falling from signal POI,
at Iron Hill, Ml., where he is cmpIpycJ
az telegraph operator, is conyaIrSciny
and expects t" b. abe t. report for dut ,
in Il short time.
j. !. Layton, +, &. >1I'er, Elwarc
Nil'' ii'4-l -Ha' tllI, W ilIIiIIl 'IfUF Hnt
Mis- Miriam Gray attended the dance il
Armory Hall ii Milford Monday night
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Tuitt spent Sun
day at Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. .. Cannon have r..
turned from GrOrgclpwn.
Miss Edyth Brown, Of Wyoming. ha
been visiting near town.
Price Jacobs who Ia. been with W. f.
Hall Co., Of Smyrna, for the last thre,
years Is spending Il few days with hi.
parents here.
Miss Mabel Cullen has returned t,
Milford.
VIII Ward, OF Wilmington ha, beer
visiting Fred Short.
Miss Celia Walls, Of Georgetown, i.
visiting here.
Miss Roberto Sapp, OF near Henderson
Is visiting Miss L"tta May Wiley.
Miss Marguerite Nickcry and Richan
Carlnan Nickery, of Los Angeles, Con-.
are visiting their grandfather Il. W
Carman
Mr. and Mrs. 6. b. Itnss, Of DovleS
town, Pa, are going to spend the winte,
with }. II. |andcnDnrg, granlia.hcr q
Mrs Rlss.
RaIs.en Sudler is in Philadelphia.