The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-01
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Miss Florence NOVEL; Is visiting In Bos.
ton. 80.
Mrs H. V. Truitt has returned to Nil.
ford.
Miss Elizabeth Hawkins is visiting In
CoaJesville.
Miss Amanda Dolbow has returned to
! Philadelphia.
Mrs. Joseph Deash is visiting relatives
ut Iron Hill.
Cecil Mcdonald of Newark, is visiting
friends in this city.
- Miss Annie Taylor has returned from
Atlantic City.
Mrs. X Chambers, OF near Newark, was
In this city yesterday.
W.. Bolen has returned from visit
to Atlantic City.
Miss Mollio Walker, Of Mermaid, DEL,
was in this city yesterday
W. s. Jcsscum, of New York. was q
guest at the Clayton House yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Hannah, of Harmony,
visited In this city yesterday.
Thomas Dempsey. of Union. was inthls
city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Isauc Weaver have return
cd from Chester.
g. M d Cam and family have returned
from Asbury Park,
Miss Elizabeth Stille, who has been Wis
iting IN Chester, has returned home
Oscar l.. and Miss Luce G. Eastburn, of
Union, Lei have been visiting IN this city.
Richard Webb of the battleship st. Paul
q isif 10 0ely, 70 INF 10 nj TO,
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude R. Booker are Wis
ittng friends In Upland and Chester.
Naval Cadet John Drayton Wainwright
Is visiting relatives here
Detective Walter L. Witsil was in Dover
for short time yesterday.
Frank Walker, of near New Garden,
was Wilmington visitor yesterday.
Mr.. Strong, of this city, spent Sunday
with friends AZ Townsend.
William Dutton. of Boston, Is in town
on weeks vacation.
Misses Elsie and Bessie Morris have gone
to Philadelphia for IL few days.
Mr. and Mrs, William r. Cooley have
returned from Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b Riley have returned i
from trip to the Muskokn Lakes in Can
ada.
Miss Ella p. Churnside and Robert p.
Greer were married last night near HIRES
Corner
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel j. Price returped
yesterday from visit to friends in Woud.
hill Pa.
Mrs. Isaac Dlln and daughter have
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friends.
Mrs. John Hanf and son have returned
to Phliadelpha, after visit to her mother
Mrs, Morine.
a. Mrs. Erie B. Patohell and Miss May
Pntchell have returned to Dover after a
pltasaht WISH 10 TINS city. sfssi !
Mrs. Fletcher and daughter of Baltimore
who have been visiting friends in this city !
have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. G. p Richards was well
coined home to-day by their children after
spending pleasant week with relatives
down tho State.
Miss Lucy s. Hunter of Philadelphia,
but formerly of this city, is spending few
days with her cousins, Hattie Jones and
Ethel France.
Herbert X, Watson has returned from
Baltimore whers he attended the annual
meeting OF tho American Pharmaceutical
Society.
Judson Mcienry, who has been purser
for the Wilmington Steamboat Company,
has resigned to engage in the produce
business.
Robert jenkins Of the Twelfth U. S,
Infantry has returned to this city He
was in the battle fought before Santiago
md reports having had q warm time.
j. l.. Thompson, wife and daughter.
Mrs Adams and Mrs. G c. Calhoun, OF
Georgetown, will spend some time at
Niagara Falls, Thousand Isles and Wat.
lins Glen.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Showalter last eyon-
ne rendered farewell reception to Miss /
Nellie Davidson of Milford, who has boon
entertained during the week by Miss t
Mabel Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Stoeckle and fam. Y
ly Mrs johanna Stpeckle, Mr. and Mrs, .
Charles {. Mammele and family, and Mr.
md Mr.. Fred Kleitz and family have re- 7
'urned from Atlantic City.
S. Frank Ewart of Hockessin, visited this Z
!ty to-day. He is an earnest Republican, j
nd tho coming election will help Mill
jreek to retain her reputation of being the :
3anner Hundred Of our State.
Mrs William Malloy, Mrs. Michael
!alloy, Miss Annie Malloy, Miss Bessie =
lalloy, Miss Name Maloy and Miss I
;ocilia Mention, of this CITY, have returned J
rom Atlantlc City where they were rustl- a
ating for ten days. +
Charles i. wing at present in the Of II
Ice OF the Jackson end Sharp Company. a
vii study for the ministry. He will leave /
II Monday ncxt for Onandale. on the. Hud. s.
on, N, y, where ho will entor a lheologi.
al school, after which he will enter \
theological seminary. \
George I. Hepbrop, Secretary of Ph1si- Il
al department. of the International Com. 9
nittee of the Y. NJ. C. A., returns to-day p
o New York after months vacation In a
his city with relatives. He will attend n 8,
invention at BeImar, n. Y, before as #
umng his duties at his Now York Office, j
SC Fish SC. y
Car OF sea trout, porgos, bass founders +
lackerel at Front and Madison streets. A
rlday September End Also car ice csc Y
CT loo lbs. c. NJ MuRDEN. =