The sun., 1898-03-29
THROUGHOUT DELAW ARE.
Clayrllont.


gs,he to Philadelphia to visit her brother
'in-law, Mr.. LytIe.
Mrs. Frederick Beauregard paid Il visit
to Mrs. A. Ottey on Saturday last.
Mrs. kothe has gone to Philadelphia.
Pa, to spend IL month with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Myers.
Mrs. Albert Bearslee is visiting friends
in Wilmington.
Rev. J. d. c. Hanna will deliver his
famous illustrated lecture on ''The Cuban
War and the Disaster Of the Battleship
Maine in the Chester Opera House, on
Tuesday evening, April 9TH
The many friends OF Rev. j. d. Riggs
were elatcd over the recognition Of his
faithful services as secretary of the Will
mington NJ. f. Conference for the past
twenty-five years.
Deputy Sheriff Charles Wolfe, OF Della
ware county, on Thursday last seized the
soap factory of Boothwyn. 1t will be
sold by the sheriff in II few days
John McGovern has returned from a
visit to Newport News, where he saw the
launch OF the battIeships Kentucky and
Kearsagc.
John Harper is recovering from a Sc
we're attack of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Barlow has been spending a
pleasant visit with friends in Whining.
ton, Del.
Thomas Nelling well know here, who
has been paraylzed for several months,
ls convaesclng.
MIR. A. c. Taylor OF Wilmington, spent
Sunday with friends in this ncghbor-
| hood.
Miss Florence d. Hazel of Wilmington
was the guest OF her uncle, Charles f.
Hazel on Sunday last.
Mr.. Harry f. Banks has returned
home from trip to Singerly, Md, where
he had been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Matte Evans of Odessa, has gone
home after pleasant visit to her sister.
Mrs. John A. Draper.
Mrs. $. p. Whelan and daughter Of
Linwcod, have returned from a visit to
re.ai ives in Upper Darby.
Mr.. John and Samuel Bundick, both OF
Philapelpha, spent Sunday with rela-
tlves here.
Sherman and William Rhyder have Sc
cured positions in Chester, the former at
the Penn Steel Casting Company, and
the latter at the Adamant Plaster Works.
Charles Little and family moved from
the Touson farm TO the building in
Linwood, known as the odd Fellows
Hail.
Major J. II. kcrlin, it is said will move
to Marcus Hook, ON tie Twaddell estate,
ut Boophwyn, and 60 to farming
Rev. Edward Freeman is the new pas
tor for the Free Methodist Church at Lin
wool. He came from Allentown, Pa.
William simpson, Of Germantown, Pa,
and Joseph Holiday, Of Chester paid a
visit to a. > Ottcy, on sunday last.
Mrs Mary f. Valentine. who for some
five weeks past has been at the bedside
OF her mother, vino was very i'll in her
home in Bristol, Pa, has returned home.
Mr.. \. $. Ottcy. who has been con-
fined to the house with severe cold ON
ms lungs, is considerably better. though
not able to 60 oUt 'n attend his vocation
OF b!acksniihim&.
John Petite, wAo ~.... , at the wlocl-
wright business, in 6, ly,lc's shop
here som" few wcrNs az, has been very
busy since.
Our Mo,hodistj2 friends are already
making preparation for the now Da,tnl,
t" be Scnt here.
Mr.. W. Y. Gray. a grocer met with
Il rainjai accident Il few lays aD. he
W4' moving Il barrel ot u3!nser. aud a,r
on"nl his Hand3 under Jh2 Barrel. l. a
result tive fingers "re hplW meipd,
and the third severely bruised.
The Trinity H. Z. rHurau prop.n 81
CHESTER al" wonderfully pleased oyoi
! their new pHAor Rev t.. T.. Du.fi.. who
prcar ed L.t first SERMON to thrnl ON
Sunday morning &-r.
George Helm, wlN Nuowu here, Shin
carpenter Of the bajt"&A.p Maine. paii
a. VISIT to his parents ON sunday hast.
tie made a very narrow cscanr from,
death the night the Maine was blown
| up III l!0Yana harbor. Although he r4-
capped with his life the Young man lost
eycryt thing he had in his state room.
and when he himself ESCAPED it was in
his night clothes. lie has gone back
to Washington on official business.