The sun., 1898-03-05
ClayInOnt.

siOnal Fund.
ClaymOnt.
Eugene Eagle, boss filter ut the Bear
Creek Oil Works, won himself praise
from the crew Of the German oil tanker
Got Hail, A dog belonging to the ship
had fallen overheard He rescued the
animal and landed it safe on board the
ship. He was well rewarded for his
bravery.
Mrs. II. G. Walker, OF Elsemere, has
returned to her home after visit to her
numerous friends in the lower part OF
Delaware county.
Miss Mamie Burke is the guest OF Miss
Edna Bullock, Of Wilmington.
Charles Countiss, Of New Castle. has
accepted position in the Pipe and Tube
mill of Chester.
Miss Lizzie Jackson is contine to her
home at Marcus Hook by illness.
The tank steamer Oriole has arrived at
the oil works to take on cargo of oil.
James r. Gill's class of Trainer NJ. f.
Church paid a visit to Rev. j. Wesley
PCrkinpine's class at Cokesbury NJ. +.
Church on Wednesday evening last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Galloway, OF
Baltimore. Nd, have returned home
from visit to friends IN this locality,
Robert Valentine and Andrew Mar
shall have secured employment att Quarry
will quarres, Delaware.
Mark Mirkil is lying very ill at his
home in Marcus Hook and very little
hopes of his recovery are entertained.
James Casey was adopted into Wawas-
sett Tribe OF Red Men. few nights ago.
Harold, son OF Mrs V. &. Worrilow,
and grandson of Nicholas WorriIow,
was seriously bitten over the eye while
playing with dog. The animal was i'm.
nediately killed.
Mrs. Hanna is spending Il few days
with relatives in Wilmington.
Nicholas Worrilow paid II visit to Lin
wood on Tuesday last,
Mrs. William Vernon i. suffering with
a serious cold,
Mr.. and Mrs. William hopes received
word on Tuesday last that his wifc's
mother was lying very low, at her home
in Marshaton, Chester county. They
went Immediately to visit her. Word has
come since that she died soon after their
arrival there.
Mrs. James llanby, OF Chester, spent
Thursday last with her aunt, Mrs. \ $.
Ottev, Of this place.
Amos IIarkinS, Of Ilancc'I, Del. Co..
Pa, paid visit to friends here on the
above evening.
Eben y. Baldwin and A. $. Ottcy are
booked for IN address at Trainer NJ. T..
Church On Sunday evening next.
Charles W. Ottcv and family spent
Thursday night last with his brhhcr-in-
law, Jesse Hopes and family.
Anna, the Youngest daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. 4. l.. Vernon, is seriously i'll at
her home in Iinwo"d.
President Of Council Samuel Vernon,
who has been seriously i'll for some time,
is considerably improved.
: Mr.. Steinert has purchased Il farm neal
Twin Oaks.
Mrs. Frank Sharpless is still very sick
There is not much hope of her recovery.
/ Miss Kate McDonough met witt, a
serious accident few days ago. She
was caught in cog wheel by one Of hel
forefngcrs. 1t was 50 badly mashed
that the doctor found it necessary to am
putate it at the first joint.
George johnson, a tinsmith of Lin
wood Is confined to his home with sick
ness.
At Il meeting OF the fishermen at Mar
Gus Hook, John Way was elected marke
man for the coming season.
Sherman Rhyder was united in matr
money to Miss Katharine Calmcr, o
Wilmington, on Wednesday evening las
at the home Of his father. The cere
mony was performed by Rev. q. c. B.rc
Of st. Martins F. +. Church. Rober
Icbly acted aS best man while Miss FL
sic Grubb, Of Booths Corner oiiiciatet
as bridesmaid.
Rev. +. Burg"ttc Short, Of Whining
ton, will give one Of his spicy lecture
in Trinity NJ. +. Church, on the evening
Of March IA, upon the subject, 'Sixt!
Minutes of sunshine
David Watts Of Philadelphia, ha
rented the Lukens farm On the Post rpa,
near here. He will occupy it at all earl.
date.
James II. DerrckSon Of Delaware Cit,
is soon to e married to Miss Ilenriett
Schnpering Of Philadelphia. He re
crivrd his marriage license OF Rcgistra
Hail, few days ago.
Miss Nettic Wells, Miss Viola an'
Miss Kate Porter paid a visit, to thei
sick friend Mrs Lot Casey, who is III
measure recovering from spell Of sick
ness.
Georgetown.
The Sussex Levy Court adjourned