The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-27
THROUGHOUT DELAWARE.
ClaynlOnt.

Walter phipps Of Concord, has offered
his service to Uncle Sam. lie was in the
far West for some three years in the
in the regular army.
Miss Sue Stewart has returned to her
hone in Wilmington.
Mrs. +. II. Armour and son Frank
have returned from Houston, Del, after
a visit OF two weeks there with relatives.
The Board of Trustees OF the McCay
NJ. Z. Chapel at Boothwyn, have reor-
qanzed by the election OF the following
officers: President, Il. ii. Mccartney;
secretary, F. Frederick; treasurer, W. 5.
Shipley.
George W. X. Wilson had severe
cash cut in his right wrist hy falling on
broken glass. The service OF a physician
was required and several stitches were
required to close the wound.
Major John II. kcrlin who sold his
home in Marcus Hook several weeks ago
is going to move to Chester.
Miss Lizzie Luton is lying very sick
at her home. She is Il sister of the we'll
known Hamilton Luton.
Arthur Martin of Baltimore, Nd, is
visiting his brother Clinton Martin.
Charles Anderson, colored man Of
Wilmington. was arrested by Officer
IIamlnton of Chester, on Friday even
ing last. He had bundle and when
searched it contained two dozen horse
shoes. lie said the bundle contained his
lunch. He was held for the authorities to
make further inquiry.
Major John II. kerlin. has made appli-
cation fora position us surgeon steward
in the navy. and expects to receive an
appointment in Il few days.
Frank McCafierty OF Marcus Hook
has secured a good position with firm
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. George Porter OF Newport, DEL,
is visiting friends near by.
Lewis Wood has severed his connec.
ton with VIM. MoelShall, the village
blacksmith, and George Palmer, Il former
apprentice, has taken his place.
Abner Vernon OF this place is making
some repairs to his house in Marcus
Hook.
Tie entertainment given by Mrs +.
G. Burton, in the Borough Hall, on Fri
day evening last, was complete success.
The Williamson School Glee Club
rendered a great help, as well as the
young ladies who have been drilling for
a week or more for the association. IA
Joel B. Ettinger OF the Ettinger Ma
chine Company and leader of the Et-
finger Sixth Regiment Band, has been
arrested and held on Il very serious
charge, preferred against him by Miss
Sue Derr befnre Alderman Smith. 1t
will be remembered that Miss Derr OF
Philadelphia, an accomplished teacher
in physical culture, got into trouble
about two weeks ago. She left dead
infant on the doorstep OF an institution
near Rittenhouse Square. Mr.. Ettinger
is a married man, having married a Miss
Kelley of Lewistown, Pa, OYER fourteen
years ago. Miss Derr is first cousin Of
Mr.. Ettinger's wife. Miss Derr with
her friends and relatives seem deter
mined to push the charges to the fullest
extent Of the law. Joseph II. Hinkson,
Esq, represents Miss Derr.
James L. Morris died at his home On
Friday evening last in Chester. He,
though quite q young man, was pos.
ses>e,l Of an unusual amount Of talent in
the way of invention.
Miss Laura Roselle, OF Chester, paid a
visit to her friend, Mrs. G. w. Ottey, on
Sunday last.
Park Mason, Of Wilmington, spent the
Sabbath with Charles W. Oltey, his
brother-in-law.
Mrs. Samuel Hewes, of Chester, spent
sunday with her sister, Mrs. A. S.Oltey
OF this place
| A floral entertainment will be given il
the Atonement NJ. f. Church, on Friday
evening, April 18th. Admission 2Oc.
Rev. George 'rnnlpkins was on hanC
on Sunday last and preached two ser
mons, morning and evening.