The sun., 1898-01-30
LOCAL DOTS.
Harry JoseIy is in Dover.

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Geo. W. Gray is in Dover on busi
ness.
DUPONT Walker, OF Dover, was in th'
city yesterday.
Miss Louisa Eiseman il visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. T.. X. IIannum is visiting friends
in Marcus Hook,
The Delaware Railroad Company il
laying new rails.
Mr.. and Mrs George Aiken were in
the city yesterday.
William Chandler, OF Stanton, was in
the city yesterday
Miss Martha .lllmon is visiting rela.
tives in Baltimore
William Russell, Of Newark, Del, was
in the city yesterday.
The B. d o. Railroad is grading Scott
street near Thirteenth.
When does music make YOU sick
when you take the "m'' off.
W. J. Mcclellan. of Washington, D..
C., Is Visiting III wilmington.
Frank Nansant, Of I'nion Del, was a
Wilmington visitor yesterday.
DR.. kittngcr will soon remove to his
new home on Delaware avenue.
Miss Sallie Sterling, of Elkton. Md, is
the guest OF friends i'll this city.
Mr.. Samuel Campcrson has been seri.
ously i'll bit is rapidly recovering.
Mrs Samuel OrIncltrcc, Of Ridley Park,
is the guest of her parents in this city.
The Delmarvia Telephone Company
reports great demand for its telephones.
Thomas EIarlncss, of Pleasant Hill,
DEL, was visitor in this city yestcr-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs W. j. Bockns, OF New
ark, visited relatives in this city ycster-
day.
Miss Fannie X. Armstrong, of Chris
tiana, visited friends in this city yester-
day.
John Wilson has returned to Elkton
after pleasant visit to friends in this
city.
Rev. L. w. Shields, of this city, left
Yesterday for trip through Chester
county.
Mrs. Martha Boyd, formerly of this
city, is very i'll at her home, near New
London.
United States Marshall John c. Short
returned from Georgetown on Friday
evening.
Mrs. Peeky, who has been confined to
her home by serious illness, is rapidly
Mrs. Adams. of Frankford. Pa, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. George Camperson,
on Scott street.
Mr.. Heincs Pierce has been confined
to his home by serious illness, but is
rapidly recovering.
The workmen for the Delmarvia Tele-
phone Company are working by lamp
light on Tenth street.
Miss Kate Brown, sister to !. L.
Sparks, florist, has been very ill, but is
rapidly convalescing.
Mrs. George, of No. 1908 w. Eighth
street has been very i'll. She has gone to
her sister, at Roxborough, Pa, to re-
main.
Letters testamentary on the estate Of
Eliza A. Lund we're granted, yesterday
by REGISTER of Wills Crossan to David
Miss Mary Blades entertained a num-
her of her friends at her home last night.
The evening was spent in a very pleas
ant manner.
Alfred d. Brown. aged twenty-five
died on Friday at the home Of
his father Robert Brown, No. 5ll East
Fifth street.
William Green, bridgctender at the
Market street structure over the Chris !
lana. has a complete set of pipe plan
lrawing which he found on the river.
Miss Julia A. Orur' of Philadelphia
las resumed her co, e of Shakespcar
AN reading and rccita at the Academy
VI the Ursuine Nun on Delaware
lvcnCc.
Rev William II. Alden. of PhiIadel-
,hia, will preach at the Swcdenborgian
'hurch. this city today, and the pastor,
!ev. Philip b. Cabe1I, will preach in
\cw York.
One Of the wagons Of Bush's Express
,ecame fastened in the mud out at Els
mere yesterday, another team was sent
mt and the wagon and horses were soon
xtricated.
The City Commissioners are at work
n Pennsylvania Avenue. They have
made great difference in the svenue
nd it is greatly appreciated by the
rivers OF teams.
A sample Of the uniforms to be worn
Y the East BmndywiDc Company of
he Boys Brigade. has been received bv
A. +. Pyle from w. Stokes
.irk, OF Philadelphia.
Tie annual meeting Of the Mill Greek
'nion Association for the recovery Of {
olen property was held at Union Hall.
Till Creek hundred, yesterday. David
asthurn presided, and Richard G.
buckingham was secretary. All Of the
Id officers and directors were reelected.