The sun., 1898-01-14
LOCAL DOTS.

Joseph S. Carpenter, Dr., was in New
York Yesterday.
Lawrence Voelker, of Engand,is is visit
ing in this city.
Miss Louise Whitcman is the guest O
relatives at Newark.
George K. Jones, of Georgetown, was
in the city yesterday.
George Wallman, Of FELTON,, is the gues
of friends in this city.
A false friend and a shadow attent
only when the sun shines.
Ex-Speakcr Of the Senate Donaho,
went to Dover yesterday.
John II. IIof'ecker,of Smyrna, visitct
in this city on Wednesday.
Miss Belle Goodwin OF Camden is the
guest Of Wilmington friends.
Hon. George Gray left this city on
Wednesday for Washington.
Elmer p Taylor and Joseph Hayes, OF
Dover, were in town last night
A piece of carpentry that becomes Il
gem as soon as tiniShcd-t-gatc.
The Associated Charities have opened
Il sewing room at G02 West street.
The Wilmington Whist Club met on
tn, sday night and elected officers.
James {. Wickcs, Of the Smyrna Call,
was a Wilmington visitor Yesterday
Colonel r. f. Moseley, of Chester, Pa,
was in this city Yesterday on business.
Ex-Clerk Of the Peace Ad. CahaeI, of
Kent County, was III Wilmington ycstcr-
day.
William r. AlIaband. Of Wyoming,
was visitor in this city on Wcdncs-
day.
Bishop John p. Newman, of Cali.
fornla, IS expected to visit in this city
soon.
President H. g. Morse OF the Harlan
and iIollingsN orth Company is in New
York.
Miss Nellie and May Malov, Of this
ity, are the guests OF ircnlds in Chest.
cr, Ia.
T. \. Ncscy, proprietor Of the Ncscv
House, ncImar, Md, was in town yes
terday.
Five of the school children who have
been suffering from diphthcria have re-
covered.
Col. II. {. Pennington. Of Seaford,
who has been visiting in this city, has
returned home.
Miss Edna Pierson, no has been visit
ing Miss Grace Wiley at Seaford, has
returned home.
The meeting in Association Hall on
Sunday afternoon will be addressed BY
Rev. F. +. Briggs.
Miss Blanche Bok,ls. of Newark, who
has been visiting relatives in this city,
has returned home.
The stockholders Of Eden Hall COM
pany will elect directors for the ensuing
year on Friday night.
Put an edible grain twixt an ant and
a bee and much bc.ovcd poet you'll
speedily sec--Bryant.
Some members of the Y. NJ. G.. 4.
presented hall rack to the Association
IN Wednesday evening.
Roman Tamnany, superintendent Of
the schools Of Sussex county, was in
'his city on Wednesday.
Edward Jackson and William B. Mock
have returned to Camden aitcru pleasant
visit to friends in this city.
Miss Lila Carpenter is spending the
winter in this city with Mrs. II. Ward
at Rodney and Fifth streets.
Gcorg" X. Yates, Of no. AS Fast Scv-
anth street, who was stricken with par
llysis on Tuesday, is improving.
Harry Merrill is filling the position of
engineer Thomas Mur,and, OF engine
No. -, who is taking vacation.
4 fine new building Is being erected
by +. Ostcriclrr opposite his present
home, No. 200 Wc>, Seventh street.
The repairs made necessary to Olivct
Presbyterian Church by the bursting Of
a water pipe, have been completed.
The repairs to Olivct Presbyterian
hnrch made necessary bv the bursting
'f water pipe, have been completed.
The Delaware Construction Company
will erect a structure ON its Cherry
Island property on East Fourth street.
Mrs, Benson. aged G> years, died YES
."r'Iay morning at her humc beyond
Eleventh street bridge. Of heart disease.
Father Birmingham. Of >,. Jo>cph's
L. e. Church, ON Wednesday enter
aincd Rev. Charles k"llcv, Of Ilobokcn.
\. j.
Rev. r. 4. MrCurdy, Of Central Pres
Dytcrlau Church, preached last night at
he special services in It. Paurs VI. T..
hurrh.
Harry Whitcnan is in West Chester
oday representing Delaware parties
before the auditor in the settlement OF
IN estate.
The drug store of II. G. KinbaII, in
SOUTH Wilmington, has been purchased
yy {. Il, .Allaband, through Ochctrcc &
Hawkins.
W. r. Scott, conductor, and J. J.
Iilcnn, brakeman, Of B. Il O. shiftcr no.
p, who have been sick reported yestcr-
lay for duty.
William Fischer, a wcII-known Phia-
lelphia merchant, was a visitor in this
,ity on Wednesday, and reported bust
ness as improving.
John J. Welsh has not recovered cor
sciousncss since being admitted to the
Delaware Hospital. He was resting
easier late last night.
Chief Justice Charles b. Lore and
Henry {. Conrad went to Dover yestcr-
lay to attend Il meeting of the Delaware
state College for coorcd students.
John J. Wrlsch, who was injured at
thc shop Of the Pullman Palace Car Com
pany, has rcgaincd consciousness, and it