The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-14
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SSlSD bAShDl.
Miss May Jone, spent Sunday in Phila-
dclpha.
Miss Linda Palmer was in West Chss-
ter yesterday.
George B. Hunter, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday in this city.
Ambrose Stcfrenberg ard Harry Shier
wero IN Philadelphia yesterday.
Mrs. Frtnk Ste ever formerly of this CITY,
but now residing in Washington, ID. C,
accompanied by her young sons paid
friends visit h:rs on Sunday.
Down State News.
Dover Del, Nov. 13-It is reported that
Presbyterian church in Washington. d.
G., desires tho Row. Joseph Brown Turner
of the Presbyterian church here to become
its pastor. 1t Is believed, however, that
the Rev. Mr.. Turner prefers to remain in
Dover and the people here would DO very
sorry to loso him.
Cheswod, Del, Nov. 13-Dr James NJ.
Smith was stricken with paralysis and died
at noon yesterday. He was GO years old
doctor taught In tho public schools prior to
taking a course in medicine in Philalel.
pLia, where he was graduated thirty years
ago. returning at once to Kent county He
was president Of the Town Board OF Cbes.
void and trustee and steward OF Ches-
void Methodist Episcopal Church. DR..
Smith was one Of the bondsmen of William
n. Bogg', the default q paying tellcr Of
the First National Bank OF Dover. and had
TO pay seyera: thousand dollars
Georgetown, DEL, Nov 13.-Arrange.
mcnts have been completed for laying tho
corner stone of q new Methodist Protest.
ant church ut Robbins Cross Roads on
the afternoon of Thanksgiving Day. Re.
froshments will DO served during the
afternoon and the Georgetown lodge Of
Masons will DO invited to lay the stone.
ed to Armory NJ. e. Church, Dover, for
the remainder of the conference year.
Tho eighth annual convention Of tho
Sussex County Sunday Schools will BIO held
in Mlllsboro on next Wednesday, Novem-
Der 16
The Rev. Thomas z. Terry of Hnrring-
ton, has been invited by the official board
Of the Elkton Methodist church. to become
their pastor for the next conference year.
last week. The factory near there Is the
second highest factory OH the coast, having
put up 1900 barrels Of oil, Willie some
have put up only 5000 barrels.
The people of Mi!t,n are still working
for steamboat limo to Philadelphia. A
compaDyin Philadelphia has made an offer
to furnish boat il certain amount of
money is subscribed, and 1t 10 likely that
this amount will be furnished.
Harrington, Dol. Nov. 90. Charles
Evans and Henry Anderson. alias Gold
ey," both colored, arrived here early on
Friday morning, having several guns and
revo!vers in their possession, which they
we're trying TO dispose OF, when officer j.
w. Parvis, suspectlng all was not right,
arrested and locked them up. Later in the
day Mr.. johnson Of Greenwood arrived
and identified them as the men who broke
into his house sometime ago and escaped
with lot of clothing, iewelry aud money,
mono of which was n their possession,
when arrested here.
Constable j. S. Spanish of Greenwood
arrived here this morning, and took the
prisoners to Greenwood for hearing.
1t Is thought Anderson, alias "Goldey''
Ia the man who broke into 4. II Smiths
store at Lincoln City about two months
ago and escaped with q lot OF plumber. Mr.
Smith has boon notified to appear and
identify him.