The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-27
LOCAL DOTS.
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detective Witsil went to Dover yester- =
lay. :, !
r Solomon of New York, was III
his city Yesterday.
HI Welsh of Boston, Mass, was III s
his city Yesterday.
DIR. Frederick, of this city, spent Mon
Law in New Castle.
The front basement Of the Court House
has been cemented.
Mrs. Wheatley has returned from d
visit to friends at Chester. i,
How to get good wife-take good
girl and go to the parson'
Some small repairs are being maze 10
the Equitable Building. ,,,.,
H. Read of Philadelphia, was a Will
mington visitor yesterday.
The inmates of an idiot asylum are
content to live very simply.
Wilson Williams, of Richmond, Va
was in this city yesterday
A steamer with a cargo Of saltpetre Tor
duPonts arrived on Monday
William Casey, of this city, has been
visiting his brother at Linwood.
Tucks are the most favored trimmings
for spring and summer gowns.
FL. Chapman, Of Baltimore, Md.,wa
a Wilmington visitor yesterday.
Straw ribbon is handsome article
commended to milliner's regard. .,
When it comes to kissing. his sweet
heart, sailor is seldom skipper
Miss Elsie Roxborough, OF this CITY,
has been visiting friends at Chester
Miss Birdie Wilson, of this city, spent
Monday with friends at New Castle.
The interior appointments of the tug
Amanda Powell are being improved.
H. B. Maxwell of Philadelphia. regis
tered at the Clayton House yesterday
Harry Frysinger of this city, has been
visiting friends and relatives at Chester
Miss Margaret Whitecraft OF this CITY,
has been visiting friends at West onester
Neck ruches of ribbon-edged chiffon
with cravat in front are very much worn.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. 0. Houghton, OF
New York, visited in this city yester-
day.
Next Sunday the Wilmington Bicycle
Club will take club run to Middle
town.
The choux or cabbage bow is one
of the latest style bows for hat adorn
, ment.
!, Concord Quarterly Meeting Of Friends
met Yesterday at Fourth ana Yves
: streets.
On next Sunday the devotion OF I'M
t Forty Hours will open in st. Patrick
: Church. !,
G The Concord Quarterly Meeting WI
he in session at Wilmington on Ihlf'
Day next.
John Marshall OF Marcus Hook, wa
e. the guest of his brother in this city O.
n Monday.
lie Miss Laura Ash OF this city, spel
sunday as the guest Of Mrs. W. Z. Sou
at Chester.
A fashionable combination this sprln
- -, is E,,,r,ira resede Green velvet TO VII
IL Miss Jennie Millburn has returne
. from pleasant visit to friends .
Middletown.
in Ferguson McGovern and John Semal
as Of the Wilmington City railway service
~ have enlisted.
:. The surest way to make ourselvt
y agreeable to others is by seeming
think them SO.
al Grenadines are as modish as ever, d
c. spite the fact they have been in fave
# several seasons.
10 Peter J. Hart, who has been vstil
in this city for three days, has returne
to Georgetown.
The Levy Court was in session yeste
III day morning and made several chang,
lie lin the assessments.
er Summer neckwear is of immense siz
Of in black, white. scarlet and other mo
" gorgeous colorings.
Mrs. James Grubb of No. 1927 Ea
Fourth street, will start for trip
he Ireland early in May.
is Letters Of administration, c. t. a., ha,
~ been granted upon the estate of Ceor,
!, Brodie to Neil A. Brodie.
80 Novel sailors and felt bicycle ha
~ trimmed with nccktie knotted ON OF
side are very much worn.
James Curry and son Harry have r
i'll turned to Trainer after Il pleasant Wis
lie with relatives in this city.
" The schooner Albert Stearns is beil
-. overhauIed and painted at the shops
Is the Jackson d Sharp Company.
" Letters of administration have bee
he granted to James W. Stricken, on II
il estate OF Benjamin +. Stricken
is Miss Lillian Wood who has be,
sn"rling several days with friends
tAIs city, has returned to Chester.
The Rev. +. B. Short lectured
IL L'ntreville, Md, on Monday evenin
r foq the benefit OF Epworh Church.
N labor is fully as necessary for the tr1
n development OF manhood as it is esse
" tiaI to the wealth and happiness of II
IL ton.
&c Ms. j. =. Griffith has returned fro
n Philadelphia, where she underwent 8
is operation on her eyes at Wills IIo
=. pitaI.
., Peter }. Ford will leave New York ,
1T the steamship Kaiser William der Gros
ef on May 9TH, for an extended trip
Il. Europc.
nc Liberty satin is Il lavorite material #
VI tea gowns, which are made very dres,
err with lace applique down the frol
-. Breadth.