The sun., 1898-02-06
LOCAL DOTS.

continues to improve.
One hundred copies of Volume Xxx,
Laws OF Delaware, bound in calf, hsve
been received by Prothonotary Victor Z
W0olley. 49,,
Annie A. Rodgers. aged " months;
died on Friday of diphtheria ut No. 10
1.amot street.
Miss Elsie $. Sawdon entertained .
number Of her friends at her home No.
400 Delaware avenue, on Friday evening.
Next Thursday evening, Mrs. WiIlian
A. Walling and Mrs. Meacham, latter Of
Germantown, will give musical at the
New Century, Club, for the benefit of
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
Il" your duty--as Il pleasure if yos
care-,s task If you must.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Margaret Sherwood. Of this city,
and Abraham Moore, If near New Castbe.
There was meeting last night, at the
Sunday Breakfast Association led by
Charles +. Simmons.
Ten knitting machines were shipped,
Yesterday, to the Keystone Knitting Co.,
Of Philadelphia, by the Trum Brothess
Machine Co.
Sarcasm cuts both ways.
Robert farrell has returned from Can
terbnry where he spent few days visit
ing friends.
Going-to-be il u bad bee that makes no
honey.
Another bowling alley may be erected
by the Youngs Mems Republican Club.
Ira Willis who has been visiting friends
at Canterbury has returned home.
Material has been ordered by the Stress
and Sewer Directors for arc lights which
will be placed on Christiana avenue ~
far out NJ Lobdell street.
Mith 10 medicine.
James W. Ward of this city, has bcen
the guest of friends at Bridgeville.
On Thursday, February 10th, at Asbuyy
NJ. T. Church. there will be q Pentccos-
tai class meeting, and convention of
Methodist class leaders which will be of
great interest to all.
Rev, William l.. White, fnrmcr'y Of
this city has been invited to become pas
tor OF Milton, Mr.. White was recently
invited to return to the pastoral of the
Fredericksburg MethMist Episcopal
Church, next conference year.
A horse belonging to Thomas Blake
was hitched to u ring in the Second
Street Market House last night Suddenly
the horse reared and fell back breaking
the shafts Of the wagon. The men who
were standing by tried to cut the harness
but the driver would not permit them.
They finally got the ungeared and he got
upon his feet apparently more or wOrro
for his mishap.
A person threw the head of goose NJ
the stage Of the Relleville Theatre. The
manager advancing 10 the 'front.' said:
"(ientlen.en. il anyone among you has
lost his head, do not Le uneasy for will
restore it on the conclusion Of the per
forlnsrce.'
An Irishmen being asked IN late tris'
for q certificate Of his marriage, bared
his head and exhibited hinge scar,
which looked as though it might have
been made with fire shovel. The evi-
dence was satisfactory.
Miss Ada Van Stone Harris, supervisor
of primary instruction, OF Newark, Nj,
will lecture on Wednesday afternoon,
February Is. in the assembly hall at the
High School, on "Expression Through
Language
The Ramona Circle Of the kings
Daughters held an enjoyable song ser-
vice at the home Of Mrs. II. +. Pickles,
No, HIP Washington street, on Friday
.,,,o,,;,n Miss H.rlin thp daughter Of
Professor Berlin of the High School, was
and whistled to entertain the
company. After the service refreshments
were served.
The monthly meeting of the Grace
Circle of the Home Missionary Society
will be held at the home Of Mrs lizard,
No. 1902 Jackson street, on February 7.
Register of Wills Crossan has granted
letters testanentary on the estate of
Mary Gill to Fannie 7. Brown, and let.
ters Of administration on the estate Of
Jason Davis to Jason Davis, Jr.
Knights of Ancient Esscnic Order
Delaware Senate, No. l0l, X. A. f. O.,
will hold their regular assembly on
Tuesday evening next. Arrangements
have been made to treat the members 7"
. phoncgraph concert and recitatlons ny
'lt's Loaded" They will
Also have some very important busiI'crs
to transact that will be interesting t" sil
members Of tho order, First degree and
Primes Of KEN " be discussed
+. Miller, Of shis city, visited friends
In Philsdsiphia yesterday.