The sun., 1898-01-28
LOCAL DOTS.

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court-pillow case.
A promise should be given with can-
ton and kept with care.
Mrs. Paschal Peterson is suffering from
an attack of rheumatism.
Miss Anna Hawthorn. OF Philadelphia,
is visiting her sister in this city.
The officers of Cyrus and Moss Ross
Temples were installed last night.
Miss Sue Gold, of Smyrna, visited
friends in this city on Wednesday.
Mrs. John Davis is visiting her sister
Mrs. Nathaniel Pipin, at East Lake.
Deputy Recorder of Deeds Edwin A..
| Reed is still confined to his house
Leslie IIemphill, OF this city, has been
visiting Charles W. Ottey, of Claymont
A. p. Fothergill, OF this city, is the
guest OF friends ut Clifton Springs, n.
He who thinks he has nothing to fear
from temptation is most exposed to IA
fall.
Miss Bertha Jordan, of Cherry Hill,
Md, has been the guest Of friends in
this city.
James J. Kelly went on duty yesterday
as the elevator conductor for the Federal
Building.
Mrs. r. X. Creve is entertaining her
brother. Harry llodgkin, Of Chester
town, Md.
Mrs. Henry Grant, OF this city, is
visiting her father q. q. Knowles in
Glenoltlen.
| The Delaware Construction Company,
has engaged two of Warnc and Com
pany's bargcs.
| Miss Cathcrin Malloy and William F..
Lynch were married yesterday at st.
Annc'S Church.
| Miss Anna b. Cooper, of Philadelphia,
is visiting Mrs. Joseph Simmons, on
! West Ninth street.
! Miss Laura Ewing OF Landcnberg re-
turned home yesterday Alternative week $
visit to Wilmington.
/ Mrs. Emma AIdrcd and family, Of No.
! 13l1 Market street, will soon move I"
: Manchester. y, II.
\ now suction Pipe has been ordered
from Il firm in New YAK, Tor the
Liberty Fire Company.
Mrs Mary WiIard Of Third and
Monroe streets, broke Acg collar bone by
a tall down the stairway
\ wci-attencicd turkey supper was
given at the First Methodist Protestant
church Wednesday night
! The palace car, Lake Park, is under
going repairs AZ the yard "l the Pull
man Palace Car Company,
, Master Edward Brennan and John
Liyscv called on the first assistant teacher
at 30. % school yesterday.
Rev. Ralph T. Courscy pa-tNrui IIarri-
son Street N. f. Church, " III at Centre
vile the home Of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen S'pcakman at.
at West Chester, "u Wednesday.
Avian K. Morrison and James Moylal
went t. Fort Delaware. on Wednesday
to look after dredging work down there
Mrs. Alexander Maxwell OF this cit!
has been visiting her sister Mrs. William
Rancy Of New Castle, who has been i'll
Max West, Of the agricultural depart
men, at Washington. was in this cit,
yesterday at the "iic" Of the clerk "
peace.
The cow killed ON the i. Il o. raiIroa,
last ~unuav night belonged to Nrl>ol
r,, pi TWEEN y-nim,h and Madison
St,rr,H.
Rev, Lou 4. Barrett, u. D., will lee
tutc at Brldgcvillc. on February Stfi
= under the auspices OF the Epwort
: League.
George E. Whitman, who has bee
critically i'll with catarralal grip,
slowly improving under the care OF ID
Crnmhaugh.
j Professor Lacy, Of Philadelphia, va
= slightly injured "n Wednesday nigh, b
i. n 'a'l from > car ut Delaware aNrl'i" an
Madison sNr"t$.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh G.. Hrownc Of til
y city, were in MiddIctown ycstclda,
) where they attended the funeral I
. Nehemiah nUlriS.
q John K. Sherwood, superintendent I
e the Bav .inc Steamers visited the "ilIco
e ui tie Harlan and IloIllngsW"rth Con
10 pany on Wednesday.
4, Epw"th NJ. +. Church ON Satu
. day night. the Rev. +. N. h"ughcrt
g will give Il sciopticon exhibition OF iIlu
Y, tlatcd songs and readings.
II Rev T. Burgcttc short, pastor of !.
a WORTH NJ. f. Church has organized
~ childwn-' choir of twcnty-slX v"lc
~ which will sing next Sunday.
The first meeting in their new quartz
at Odd Fellows Hall, in the llighIanc
C. was held on Wednesday night, by Poe
ne hontas Council, No. !, ID. of p.
be John PhaIcn, Western Union telcgral
of operator at the race track, who has be-
l., seriously i'll with typhoid feveris con>
w. lcsccnt. and will be back to work in
ne few days.
i'll John 4. Newell. third bascman OF t
of Paterson baseball club, who has ina
to his home in that city, has returned
l., Wilmington until opening of the b;
''' ball season OF '!|S.
1T Deputy Coroner Chandler gave n c
,lr titicate OF death from heart disease in
re- case OF the death Of James Hudson, c
~. ed, aged G3 years, who died on Mond
,. 1T tie home OF Joseph Plcasanton, NJ
''' o lcsSa.
Charles G. Guycr sat as commission
to take testimony in the chanccry suit
re- II. B. ITauford 4 Go. vs.. Daniel McyC
M Jr., ct AL IIoiicckcr q Iloffeckcr
~ prarcd for the plaintiff and G. H. w
On and If. II. Ward for the defendants.
'a' The Walker & Elliott Machine Go.
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