The sun., 1898-02-06
LOCAL nrS.
Toll is the price Of success.

John Co.griH. Of Smyrna. was in VI
city yesterday.
Marshall Short went down the state OF
business yesterday.
Miss Matte Steward is the guest o
friends 1t I.andenburg, IA.
! Mrs. Emma Jacoby ia visiting Misl
Lulu Booth, Of Delaware City.
City Auditor Pyle looked over TN
water department books yesterday.
i Mrs. Edwin Celab has returned to Chi
cago after visiting relatives in this city
Crusaders Temple, ladies Of the
Golden Eagle held meeting last night
| Mrs. Francis McIntire, Of Delaware
City, has been visiting friends in thit
city.
John Ross, who has been visiting
friends at Chatham, Pa, has returned
home.
Mrs. Charles A. Klaner is entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. John BarnweIl. Of New
York.
Miss Della Carter who has been visit.
ing friends in this city, has returned to
Iewee.
An enthusiastic temperance meeting
Was held on Friday night At Union
Church.
Mrs. Job L. Green has returned to
Marcus Hook, after visit to relatives in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Moore, Of Willow
Grove, have been the guests Of friends
in this city.
| Mrs. Frank Belville, OF Delaware City,
has returned home after visiting friends
in this city.
! The Senior Literary Society OF the
High School met on Friday afternoon
and elected officers.
Miss Matte Schrack, of this city, is
being entertained by her aunt, Mrs. +.
H. Rollins, Of Oxford, Pa.
Harry J. Stocckle, who has spent q
week visiting friends in New York, re-
turned home on Friday night.
The keel for the tug Gettysburg has
been placed in position at the shipyards
Of the Harlan & Hollngsworth Com
pany.
An Irish editor, speaking of the mis-.
cries Of Ireland, says "Her cup Of mis-.
cry has been for years 0verf1owing and is
not yet full.
The monthly meeting Of the Junio,
Home Mission Band will be held on Sat
urdayf February 18th, in the Chapel Of
Grace Church.
DR.. M. Mesropian, Of No. 1903 Shall.
cross avenue, is still confined to his
home suffering from inAam'natory
rheumatism.
The steamship Albermarle, which is
being heightened by the Enoch Moore
G., nipany, will probably R completed in
about two weeks.
Board Of Health signs prohibiting
splitting on the floor have been placed in
the cars Of the Wilmington City Electric
Railway Company.
Rev. Alexander T. Bowser minister of
the First Unitarian Church will preach
today in Germantown in exchange with
Rev. James G. Hodgins.
City Solicitor Conrad made an inter-
esting address At meeting OF the ORR
entail Lodge, X. of p, on Friday night.
A musical and literary program was
given.
The Charles Warner Company's barge,
No. &, was launched on Friday from the
railway Of the Jackson 4 Sharp Com
pany, where she has been undergoing
repairs.
The steamer City Of Chester, which
has been undergoing repairs, will be
taken from the dock of the Harlan 4
llollingsworth Company on Thursday to
the wharves Of the owners.
A team owned by Joseph Martin q
butcher in Third street market, ran
away yesterday morning: 1t was captured
uninjured at the gates Of the Harlan Il
Hollingsworth Company and placed in
the stables.
Solemn mass will Be said today at st.
Patrick'a Church Al 1920 .. III. when
Rev. H. J. Mc(;ill will preach.
The members Of Delaware Council, p.
b. l.. will attend services this evening u
st. Patrick's Church. The Rev. DR..
Flynn will preach.
A grain Of honesty is worth a ton Of
deceit
The Womane' Indian Association will
give birthday party on st. Valentines
Day, at Mrs. George G.. Halls, to raise
money for the Field Matron fund.
No man was ever ashamed of doing
right
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Berlin gave a din
ner on Thursday night at their residence,
No S17 Adams street, and very pleas
antly entertained u number of their
friends.
The Womans' Indian Association will
hold meeting on Monday next, ut the
home Of Mrs. Sarah 7. Hilles, No. l0O2
King street.
In order to accommodate its iicreas-
ing number OF pupils, the Sunday School
of Central Presbyterian Church has
found o number of chairs.
1t is probable that the steam yacht
Niagara, now being built at the Harlan 4
Hollingsworth Company will be launch.
cd on February 8.
Grace Church Quartette will sing at
the echo meeting Of the Y. NJ. G. A. to-
day. All are cordially invited to attend |
the meeting.
levy Court has app, opriated $500 to
the Ferris Industrial School and $500 to
the Home for Friendless and Destitute
Children.
A horse fell and was slightly injured
at Seventh and Jefferson streets yester.
day.
Tho Harlan 4 Hollingsxorth Com !
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