The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-29
THROUGHOUT DELAW ARE.
Claynlolnt.

delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lion and daugh-
ter, OF Philadelphia, spent Sunday last
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ford.
Miss Dora Sproul expects to sail for
Europe about May 9th. She vii! go by
way OF the North German Lloyd line.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. W. Feuner spent
Sunday with friends in Washington DC.
n Henry B. Taylor, Jr., has returned
home from trip to Oid Point Comfort
and Newport News
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Graham, who have
been visiting relatives here, will in Il few
DAYS return to their home i'll Denver,
Col.
Mrs. Charles Snyder, Of Newport
News, is spending few days with rela-
tives in Chester.
George B Nelson, the Linwood livery
man, has purchased several new horses
to use in his business.
Mrs. |. F. Hendrixson is confined to
her home with sickness.
Miss Ida Merton of Ward, is the guest
of her sister Mrs. H. q. Valentine.
Miss Lizzie Perkinpine has returned
home from visit to friends and relatives
in Philadelphia.
Miss Mabel Greenwood and Miss
Mary McFate, two patriotic young ladies
'of this city, are at present negotiating
with the Red Cross Association with the
intention of entering upon the duties OF
nurses in field hospitals
Charles Mathues, brother Of Pro.
thonotary William Mathues OF Delaware
county, both well known in Delaware,
was murderousy assaulted on Mondly
last in his brothers Office, by colored
man by the name OF William H. Ridley,
who has put forth some efforts to raise a
company to go to war. Mathues en-
tered the Office and began to make sport
of what he was doing, and told him he
was afraid to go himself. At this Ridley
picked up weight and dealt him
blow on the temple above the left eye,
cutting deep cash an inch and hall
long, then he dealt him a blow on the
top OF the head, cutting a cash there.
Other employees in the Office ran to his
assistance, or probably he would have
been killed outright. AS it is there is
hopes OF his recovery.
Miss Caroline Hemphill Of Whining
ton, is paying a visit with her aunt Mrs
Charles W. Ottey.
John Hamlinton has returned from {
pleasant visit to relatives at North East
Md.
Miss Lillian Wood, who has beer
spending pleasant visit with friends il
Wilmington, Las returned home.
Thomas Townsley OF Carpenter, Del
is spending few days with his parents
at Trainer.
Miss Edna Ash is spending few day
with relatives in Eikton, Md.
James Curry and son Harry, nave !e
turned from pleasant visit with rrl:,
tives in Wilmington.
W. B. McNaugh is spending a yisi
with his sister at North east, Md.
J. Newton Foster, one Of the hes
known residents OF Marcus Hook, die
on Monday last after long illness O
several months.
William Casey of Wilmington, Del.
has been on a visit to his mother in Lin
wood.
I'll entertainment given last Frida
night, in Marcus Hook, under the diret
ton Of Mrs. Il. G.. Burton, was 50 wei
received that it will bc repeated o
Saturday evening next at tie same place
John Marshall has returned HON
from visit to his brotller-in-law in Wi
mington.
Charles Spann OF Baltimore, Md, la
returned home after visit to his parent
in the Borough.
The oil works resumed operations o
Monday last after brief shut down IL
repairs.
Ii is said that Lewis Wood has enlste
as an apprentice on tie auxiliary cruise
st. Paul.
Capt. John NJ. lIink-on, Of Media. ali
a brother Of james E.. llnksun, OF Wi
nliugtOn, has offered his services
Uncie San. He was soldier in the lat
rebellion.
A few venlngs agr some dogs ct int
Frank Chambers slaughter house an
destroyed Il hind quarter Of beef.
! Thomas Zcb'ey, IL few days ago viii
cutting wo' L, sc1 ial.sIy cat his foot wit
the AK.
The " ung Eeop,c on Sunday last wei
on tie h INT tor llc TIA ling arbusu~ i
the woods. Some brought home yer
pretty Bouquets OF flowers.
VI :. Thomas Lloyd, wife Of Flori
Thomas Lloyd. does not forget ht
friends. On saturday lat Nhe iii