The sun., 1898-02-03
LOCAL DOTS.


proved.
Valentines are making their appear
ance.
Miss Marion 1Mckim, Of Milford, il
visiting friends in this city.
The fish that is most valued by a
happy wife c-her-ring.
County Constable AS. lIurlock, who
has been i'll, is again on duty.
Deputy Sheriff Ratedgc was in New
ark yesterday.
Philip l. Churchman.has removed his
Office to the Equitable Building.
William Cooney is visiting friends at
Doe Run, Pa.
Harry Adams is recovering from an
attack OF typhoid fever.
Howard Gould will visit tn. Harlan
4 Hollingsworth Company today.
John McCavcrty. OF this city, visited
friends in Philadelphia on Tuesday.
Mrs. Elwood Burns, Sugartown, Pa,
IS the guest of friends in this city.
Miss Daisy Murray has returned after
a pleasant visit to friends in Chester.
New pupils are being enrolled in the
various department OF Friends School.
In few days a new Pocohontas
Council, D. of p, will be instituted at
Henry Clay.
Many of the brightest virtues are like
must be night or they can
not shine.
An old maid speaking OF marriage,
says it's like any other disease, while
there is life there 10 hope.
Miss Minnie Palmer, who has been
visiting friends at Lancaster, Pa, has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Mullin are
visiting friends at Shelbourne, Atlantic
City,
Mrs. Wilbur McIlvaine, OF this city,
is visiting Mrs. W. A. Cook. of Fred
erica.
Past Great Sachem, Edwin Hurst o.
No. 800 Madison street, is on the sick
list.
Next Friday evening the Fame Fire
Company will hold its regular monthly
y. J. Rinehardt became associated
with Hon. Anthony Higgins in the prac-
tice OF law yesterday.
United States quarantine steamer
Louis PaSteur. will undergo repairs by
the Pusey 4 Jones Company.
Miss R,ba Ferguson who has been
visiting friends in this city has returned
to Chester
Several contributions have been ac-
kLowledged for the use OF the needy
poor Of New Castle.
Mrs. Donaldson, of No. jl7 West Third
street was struck Yesterday morning ~
Il team at Front and Monroe streets.
a slight fire waS discovered Yesterday
in the liarkMe>s bj.uulng Il
Tenth and Market streets.
J. Wesley Allison Of Philadelphia ". :
Il guest at the meeting Of ,hr " lImnc,on
Ca.u"ra tllD on FIn~iav evening
4 collision occurred at Seventh AID
Market streets Yesterday between !. l'el.-
ware Avenue car and a sleigh.
Work ON the sewer hrueath the B. X
q. bridge at Scott street has been dis
c rntinued ON ;tccot.nt Of cold weather.
The friends Of Miss Bertha Elliott were
very pleasantly entertained on Tuesday
evening at her home on Adams street.
Charles II. Dpnohp has entered sui, in
Court for damages against the
Baltimore d Dhlo Railroad Company.
Mrs. Lafayette Marks was appointed
guardian oi her children Wevin and Miss
Belle Marks, IN Orphans tourt ycsttr-
day morning.
Rev. $. T.. Barrett, d. D., will lecture
in the NJ +. Church, at Hockes-n, this
evening, on "Thc Opening Of the Twen-
tlcth Century
John {. Mct abe Of this city, who re-
Gently underwent an operation at Rich
nund, Va, is expected home early next
week.
Dominick Larat,a, aged seventy years,
dropIcd dead on Tuesday night az the
home Of Carlo pardellas. no. II French
street
Madam, you said your son was a
lawyer. has he much practice"' "Why,
yes he has great practice of smoking
cigars. y
The women Of Central PRESBYTERIAN
Church held a missionary meeting on
Tuesday after which refreshments were
served.
Rev. G. f. Ecklcs who preached in
West Presbyterian Church on Tuesday
evening expects to return to Siam
shortly.
Rev. l.. +. Barrett will deliver an adj
dress and Miss Lillian Irons will lcritr
at the meeting of the Anti Saloon League
of Union Church on Friday night.
About thirty couple scent a very
pleasant evening in Eden Hall, on Tuct-
day, at the weekly dance Of the Pioneer
Benevolent and Literary Association
Benjamin NicIds was Reelected pres
dent and William K. BrinckIc, vice
president by the directors OF the Security
Trust and Safe Dcpositc Company, at
their meeting yesterday morning
Rev. j. y. {. Hanna will repeat his
stcrcoptcam lecture, Ten Nights in a
Bar Room,' on Friday evening, at Il
meeting Of the Anti-Saloon League of
Union Church.
Car. No. - of the East Fourth street
line jumped the tracks yesterday morn
ing ut the west end of Third street
bridge, which delayed travel for a short
time.
While coupling cars yesterday morn
ing Harry p Rowan, brakeman of shift
err No. 4, Z. W. & b. railroad, mashed
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