The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-08
THROUGHOUT DELAWARE
ClayinOnt.


NJ, E. Church, Marcus Hook, held their |
regular meeting on Wednesday evening. |
Arrangements were made for the child
ren's day exercises, which will take place
on the second Sunday in June, also for
an excursion during the summer
Merritt Hurley OF Wilmington, Del,
is visiting with his aunt, Miss Sarah !
Carpenter OF Media.
The many friends Of John l.. Kits, be-
lieyc that he had no evil intention to rob
his sister of one cent Of her money. His
friends hope that he may get clear OF his
cntanglement His case was not tried
on Wednesday, but postponed until next
Monday.
Charles Mathues, is rapidly recovering
from injuries received from the hands of
William II. Ridley. Charles is anxious
to Join Company II at Mt. Gretna, and
will when the doctor says he Is well
enough
The County House at Lima, has had,
within Jew days, two deaths The
first was James Slater. who was given
burial in the Lima NJ. +. Chulch Gene
terry. the other was Mary Ellen Andrr.
| SON Dl birmingham, - WI we've N'''
advanced in years,
| Abraham X. Arnold, well-known mere,
was nominated by President Mckinley,
to rank as brigadiergcnerlI. lie has
experience in active service
The Epworh League connected with
Cokesbuiy NJ. +. Church have held their
semi-annual election Of officers. The
following were elected: President,
: George Il. Cosgrove; first vice-presidcnt,
Miss Llzzlc Lark'n; tara Vice-piesi1ehI'
Miss Ella Priest; ip"'th Nlce-p'eS'u'ot'
Mrs benjamin Hofby; secretary, frahS
". )oWn"s; treasurer, MISS liam II
larNinS. or9aniHt, Miss f.'a ItleS'i a.
>lStant 'f7aHlSt' ME-. j. W. le'k'i'p'iie'
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e on lh,'fsuay evening 10 llea' 'i'e ho'eu
feN; sam Jones' Who was W sPenk d.
tnc mon W. H. r, nuIcI' 81 y, '''e e"p'e''
] 'Nhafacter ana 'haracters.
} The Wilmington Board and Park Com
z missioners have decided to spend $4,000
$ for improving Brandywine Park.
General VIEWER, of Spain, was burned
' in etligy by crowd of enthusiastic citi-
| zrns nf West Branch. n few nights ago.
r 4 parade was given. headed by fife
: and drum corps, before the bonfire.
,, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, Garrett and Miss A.
l IIannnm, of Wilmington, have returned
: home, after spending Il visit with friends