The sun., 1898-02-15
LOCAL DOTS.

friends at Elkton.
Public sentiment Justly condemns the
drone and idler.
James McGlothan, who had his hand
mashed is improving.
X. q. Dunn has been the guest OF
friends at Port Deposit.
Coleman B. Harris visited West Ches.
ter friends on Sunday.
George Harris, of Philadelphia, visited
friends in this city on Sunday.
Miss May RICHTER, OF this city, has
been visiting friends in Chester.
John Craig, of the firm of II. J.. Evans
4 Co., is in Nebraska on business.
Henry c. Waters, of Baltimore spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
Miss Mollie Gill, of Townsend has been
the guest OF friends in this city.
Harry Olcott, Of this city. is spending
a few days with friends at Camden.
John Krauter is suffering from a
broken leg at the Delaware Hospital.
In the darkest hour never lose heart
faith in yourself finally will triumph.
Miss Gladys Richards, Of this, city,
visited friends in Philadelphia ON sun
day,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. IL. Pleatc, Of Frank
ford, Pa, visited Wilmington friends on
Sunday.
Misses Bella and Eta Kyle were the
guest of friends in Philadelphia, on sun
day.
The Associated Charity Visitors held
a meeting yesterday afternoon, at No.
6o2 West street.
James b. Wickcs, editor of the
Smyrna Call, was in the city on busin sse
yesterday.
William II. King. representative of
James 5. Kirk, is stopping at the Merritt
, House.
All OF our relations with each other
ought to be tempered with Il spirit of
love and generosity.
Harry Hall, son OF George W. Hall, of
No. East Nineteenth street. died on
Sunday OF typhoid fever
The Women's Home Missionary So
ciety Of Grace NJ. f. Church will meet
: on Wednesday afternoon.
: The quarantine steamer Louis Pastcur
left the Pusey Il Jones's yard on Satur-
day for service at Reedy Island.
Walter d. Bush, Ir., arrived home
from st. Louis on Sunday, where he at
tended the L. A. W. Convention.
r The managers "f the Baltimore dog
show have elected Frank K. Carswcll of
this city, to judge the collie class.
| The Natural History Society held a
, meeting last night. Dr. W. G. Pierce
gave an illustrated lecture on Alaska
: Harry Stocckle has placed a combina-
> tion billiard and pool table in the third
floor OF his residence on Adams street.
The v ilmington Bicycle Club is pre-.
pairing farewell entertainment to be
given to the club members in April.
Letters testamentary with the will
annexed on the estate of Thomas b.
Smith have been granted to Samuel X.
Smith.
George S Allmon, has recently had a
Dchnarvia and a long distance telephone
; put IN Els lumr, 1T No. III West
seventh street.
: Clarence nirkcy, who has been the
; genial assistant ul Secretary Fen Wccgcs.
mas accepted position at the works OF
, Peer J. rord
The Rev. T.. NJ. >kagcn las returned
to tins city alter years. trip abroad
when he visited England, Norway and
Sol.lh Africa.
At Haven NJ. +. Church, Third and
, Dupont streets, on Wednesday evening,
a. III ~ II
. test missionary concert.
Many railroad men attend, d the mems
e meeting at the \. NJ. {. A., to hear con-
duclor |. I. Parker deliver an address
On IcIglouS topics, "Ii Sundav.
Foreman Charles Lilly and nineteen
employees uf the William Jones III, eco
! p.aut, attended service III Erandvwlnc
Ahurr!', on sunday night.
Captain Sooy. No. IT. King street,
ago, is slightly improved under the care
:. ol pr. Klttngr'.
Peter Cassidy Of Til, city has signed
a with the Newark, \. j., baseball team
for next season and will report for
q practice on April |.
{. W. Taylor, Il clerk in Srpcrintcnd-
# cnt Eannaru'S office has ucrn appointed
n chief c,rrk in the Maryland DIVISION of
t. the T., W. Il B. rulroad.
All the Judgements alan-, John
II Cictr, who formerly kept IA wine shop
on Tatnall street near sixth street have
been satisfactorily settled.
Mis- Martha Ahmor, Of this city,
VIII, l. i'll AT the home ol friends in BtllI.
=" more is much improved, but not >uilic-
Il lent Y 50 to make the llomrward "trip.
There viii br Bee G;at athcring At the
i parsonage Of Haven NJ f. Church, No..
l1Ol West Third street, beginning "i
L. February Ii, continuing until the E'th.
7 \ lecture vas given in ASbury Church
last evening by F. Burgrttc Snort. Tine
@ subject was "Slxry Minutes of sun
SHINE There was ii Iaig' number pres
{ cnt.
y The Misses Crawford, who are having
their house, No. 1903 Market s.rect
e rcmodeled, have decided to have tower
l. erected ON the .ide towards Fourteent |
street.
!, Next Saturday afternoon the Grace
Cleaners will hold a meeting at the
!, home OF Mrs. +. T. Nrgendank, No. III:
{ Washington street, ut which Japan
will Ike discussed.
In this great busy hustling world w
=, must always remember that there ar,
{ hers, and we must not seltishly liv,
for ,,irS..I vns ulone as that Snirit ,,f IiV