The sun., 1898-01-17
LOCAL DOTS.

, A question may be queer but the. .que'
toner is.querist.
aiMrs Samuel W. Taylor: is visitin
friends IN Philadelphia.
H. d. Henry, of Elkton, Nd, ha
been visiting in this city.
Miss Martha Burnite, OF FELTON,, 18th
guest of friends in this city.
George Mahon, a cab driver. was takel
i'll, on Saturday morning, in his cab.
Times are SO hard that even Jack Eros
doesn't seem to have bite left.
F. Sipple, who has been visiting friends
in this city, has returned to Wyoming.
William Knots has returned from
visiting friends at Wyoming.
Rev. J. Graham of Wyoming visited
friends in this city last week.
That from which you may take the
whole and some will remain whole.
some.
George W. Lchr has returned to Read
ing Pa, after pleasant visit to friends
in this city.
/ The Misses Applcby, .ofthis city, have
been entertaining Miss Stella Stroud, OF
| Chester, Pa.
Deputy ChancellorT. A.',Murply goes
to llockcssin to-day to install the officers
OF the G. b. H.
The Delaware Construction Company
will shortly have erected a large struc-
turc on their Cherry Island Marsh.
Usage Tribe, Red Men, of Philadelphia,
has decided to pay a visit to Minqua
Tribe, in this city, on February l.
II. Dushanc Coward, OF Washington,
y. c., now connected with the Passion
Play visited in this city Thursday.
Mrs. 5. W. Naudain, No, 1907 Della.
ware avenue, is entertaining Mrs. \. b.
Bcggs and Miss Helen Beggs.
Miss Annie Bennett, who has spent
two weeks visiting friends in New York
and Newark, \. j., has returned to this
city.
Mrs }. Harry Stcelman has returned
to this city after pleasant visit to her
mother, Mrs. NJ. L. parmcly, Of Wyom-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ryan of this
city are the guests of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. X. II. Atkinson. Of lIarring-
ton.
A Vermont man has invented Il sleigh
made Of paper. Nothing now about that,
we have been using Il pHlcr cutter ior
years.
Rev. Chester NJ. Smith has resigned as
rector OF the Episcopal Church at Laurel
and Sraiuro, and will remove t" Spring.
field, III.
The -chnuner formerly y named Thomas
F.Eayard, which was used as pilot boat
on the Delaware. has been purchased for
the klondikr trade.
The Stcrppticon sermons at Union VI.
T.. ".urch will be- continued all this
week. The subject will be "Thc Pill
grim's Journey"
The tugs Meteor and Rambler worked
with the leaking steamship GlcnochiI
until after midnight Saturday, but all eff
forts to dock her proved useless.
Miss Rebccca Graham, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Graham, Of No.
$50 West Fourth street, died on Friday
night, of pneumonia.
4 party Of Red Men were very pleas
antIy entertained on Saturday evening
by Moses H. Peters, Of No. 1908 Bennett |
street, at an opossIm supper
Invitations to the Old Guard Ball to be |
given in New York on January -, have
been received by some Of the officers Of
the First Regiment Of Infantry, n. q. ID,
Mr. Hamilton Mabic, the distinguished |
writer editor and lecturer, will lecture
in the New Century Club, this evening,
on "I.itrraturc as a Personal Resource
Mrs. $. Ochctrre and daughter Cath
crime, of Ridley Park, came to this city
to spend the Christmas holidays and are
to remain as they are both i'll.
Car No. ~, Of the New Castle railway,
jumped the track in going over the
bridge at Third street on Saturday night,
and was bclatcd in making its last trip.
Mrs. NJ l.. Bootes, Miss Alice /. Bootes
and X. J. Bootcs, leave this city today
for Salt Lake City, Utah. The trip is
aiken for the benefit Of Miss 4. !. BooteS'
health.
John j. Rosa, one of the most proln-
nrnt members Of the Horticultural Socic-
y Of Delaware. has been appointed agr-
cultural statistician for Delaware by the
Government.
The funeral Of Mrs. George II. Brown
will take place this afternoon at 9
,'cIock, from her late residence No. l223
TatnaIl street. Intcrmcnt at Wilmington
md Brandywinc Cemetery.
Eureka Diamond Winona, Welcome
md Telegraph Councils, Of the Jr. o. L.
\. NJ, met on Saturday evening and or ;
,anzrd a uniformed rank, at their
ooms in Eden Hall.
John ?. McIntryc, the MiddIctown
'otcl keeper, stopped over in Whining
on one night last week, on his way to "A
'onsc-w warming given by Bob Flzsim.
oms, returning later in the week very
veil pleased with his visit.
Great preparations ar, being made by
he members OF the New Century Club,
or the celebration Of the ninth birthday
i the club. Delegates are expected from
>cwalk, EcidgcvIle, Georgetown, Dover
nd FELTON,.
Ilannum Pierce, Of SO W. Fifth stree,