The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-12
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Mics Rosallo Robinson is visiting in
Baltimore.
JIG. Rowland has returned from u visit
to Bridgevile.
Mrs Rebecca Gilmore is visiting her
parents at Newark.
The Misses James have returned home
from Ocean Grove.
MIR, and Mrs. William j. Fisher will
etArt on a Western trip next Thursday.
Bishop Coleman will start to, day on his
tour through Virginia aud West Virginia.
Rev Frederick b. Lewis, who has boon
visiting in England, is enroute home.
Mrs. Samuel Middleton Is entertaining
Miss Nellie Kent of Washington, d. c.
Miss Lydia b Mason, of Brooklyn is
visiting friends In this city.
.James P. Winchester and Emlen Hewes
have returned home 'front.' gunning trip.
Alfred S Elliott has returned homo
from tour through Canada and New
York State
c. A. Ewing was the guest of Miss Dora
Barr for several days last week ut Fort
Deposit, Md
Miss Caroline L. Greer, instructor in
English at the Friends sohool. has return
Cd home from Chicago.
Miss Lillian Grant will leave to- morrow
for Bangor, Maine, where she will spend
two weeks visiting trieuds.
y Rev. j. D. G. Hanna on Saturday united
In marriage Mis- Hannah f. Cunning
ham and Howard G.. Churnside.
Miss Catharne Hoar, of Brooklyn, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Shier. returned to her home to-day.
George W. Baker, son of ex. Councilman
William Fl. Baker of Trenton, n. j., is in
the city on visit.
Miss Alice r. MacCormac and Miss
Bes 10 Trickett of Philadelphia. nrc visit
ing Miss Florence Appleby Of ChristIana.
llMiss Eva France Of this city, and Miss
Lucy Hunter of Philadelphia, spent FIJI
day with Postmaster aud vito OF NV
Castle.
James Rntledge and David Williams, of
Butte, Montana, are visiting relatives and
friends here. Mr.. Ratiedge is former
Wilmip gtoniun.
Dr.. Lemmer, of Scotdnlo. Pa, has re.
Aurned after u weeks vacation in this city.
Ee spent several days fishing In tie canal
ct ST. Georges.
Sergeant Harry w Barker, of the First
Delaware REGIMENT ha, returned to Camp
Meade after spending IA live days furluugh
hero.
Mrs. l.. Wier of Baltimore, who has been
visiting friends at No 1913 Washington
street, for the past eight weeks, returned
10 her home to- day.
The Ladies' Society of st. Patrck's r.
C. Church made arrangements yesterday
afternoon for their annual picnic to be
held at Shcllpot Park, on October H.
Thomas E. Kelley, the regular volunteer
VII became i'll while on the train and WAS
hsnt to the Delaware Hospital about two
weeks ago will leave That Institution for
bis home in Leavenworth, Kansas, to-day.
Superintendent G. C. Nailor, Of the Riv.
Dryiew Cor etery. has gone TO Omaha to
attend the convention Of tho American
Cemetery SuperlnteGden Association
= A party Of Wilmingtonians visI;el the
puRar beet wharf near Gordon Heights
Friday and spent the afternoon in CRIB
bling. They caught several dozan of the
festive crlIsaceans.
The SIKH Regiment band of Chester,
visited the city Friday evening in a four
horse hack and played several selections
Oh MAJ ke stree. They were advertising
the Delaware county fair which will DO
held at Marcus Hook this month.
Mr.. c. J, Hall was given n royal recep.
zion by his many Wilmington friund- on
Saturday evening, who was recently pio,
nUtej to The Delaware division Of tho f.,
W. g. b. Railroad.
- Mr. j. b Taylor formerly of this city
bnt now Of Baltimore has returned to hat
place after spending sUveral weeks at his
In0ther's home at Rockford Grove, Del,
nnch ploaseI with his trip. While here |
Mr. Taylor vi.lted Atlantic city, lhila-
Qelphia, NevGrsink, Reading, Chestnut |
Hill and Willow Grove Parks
A horse driven by Mrs Lily Konnedy fol |
At Third and Market $ r1ct This morning
No damage was done.