The sun., 1898-02-17
THROUGHOUT DELAWARE.
Rridgeviile,

luNVUUllVUl DIDn w A1sA'
Bridgcviiie,
W. I. Carter, Jr., assistant agent at
Hurlocks, Nd, on Cambridge and Sea.
ford railroad, spent SUNDAY with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. W. 7. Carter.
Miss Ida Allen and Miss Mary Todd,
of Seaford, were recent visitors to this
town.
W. l.. kennerly, Of Harrington, was
here yesterday.
Miss Ethel Wiley, Of Seaford, has
been visiting Miss Flora Pattin.
Charles Hurlock. Of Hurlock, Md,
has been visiting here.
Miss Mary Jacobs, has returned from
Greenwood.
The Tuesday night club met ut the
home Of Miss Flora Pattin. A paper
was read by Mrs. Eta Iavton on War
With Mexico and Prominent Generals ~
Miss Sara Cannon read paper on
Brook Farm Country" and Mis-:
Marion Gray a,papcr on "kestoration OF
Bourbons." The club will next meet
at the home Of Miss Sallie T.. Rawlns.
William Hill, OF Wilmington, has
been visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hill, near town.
w. W. Busted, who died Yesterday at
Centreville, was director of the Queen
Anne Railroad.
Miss Mlllie Morris, OF Greenwood, is
visiting Miss Tillic Wroten.
William Warrington, has returned
from Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. X. i. Galloway, who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. &. W..
Wiley, have returned to their home at
Philadrp phia.
Miss Lizzie NJ CANAL conducted the
Epwonh League meeting II the NJ. +.
Church Sunday night.
II. p. Cannon has been rec rlcttrd Soc
retary Of the Atlantic States Packers
Association. The association was III
annual session at tx tennessee l.ot"l,
Buffalo, last week.
Alexander Jones. It well known
farmer near town, fell from Il loft
recently and was seriously injured.
Milford.
The fixtures for tEc new drag store o
Cecil Miiliken has arrived from BaIll
more and is being placed in his new
store, Walnut street, in Jumps block
The counters, shelving, etc, is all Of 4
white enamel finish and the finest and
most complete of any drug store south OF
Wilmington. Mr.. Miliikcn expects t'
be open for business in very short
time.
Charles II. Abbott is in Philadrlphia
undergoing an operation Oh his eye;
which have been very troublesome fol
some time.
The Hon. Jonathan S. Miles and Cap
tain jaime NJ. Sippe are in Washington
d. G., as committee appointed by thost
interested in procurin, an appropriation
for cutting the bulk heads off at the
mouth Of the MispiIlon river. The,
will appear before the River and HarboI
Committee at Washington and also ap
pear to- General Smith in Wilmington
for aid to procure the necessary appro
ration for this work.
William II. Richardson, George Littl,
and Herbert Cooper are delegates iron
Milford attending the annual session o
the State Council Of Delaware Of the ,Jr
o. l.. 4. NJ. now in session at Clayton
Del.
Mrs. Clar,eS Barker j. visiting he
daughter, Mrs. Dr. Frank Pcrson, il
Wilmington.
Cecil Milikcn has returned from Chin
colleague
Walter Loz;er Hopkins, who has bee
the guest of milford lor several days, II
turned to New York city on Monday.
Rev. George W. King, OF the Aven,'
NJ. f.. Church, left for Baltimore ol
Monday, where he had been called b.
the serious illness Of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs Sanders Truitt have bee
called to Lewes again by the serious il
ness of Mrs. Truths sister, Miss Ma
Sharp.
Captain Daniel Walls left for Newark
\. j.. on Monday where he will join tn
schooner Pierce Simpson which has bee
laid up for several weeks by the ic
blockade.
Dr. Harry I.ank OF Philadelphia Va
the guest of Milford relatives on Snnda,
Mrs. VIM. Mecst OF Philadelphia ";
the guest OF Mrs u. Pettyjohn on Mon
day.
Mrs. kcbecca Foskcy is the guest {
Philade phia relatives.
Miss Lucy Taylor returned home i
Smyrna on Monday, having been tn
guest OF Milford relatives ior sever;
weeks.
Rev. J. l.. Mckim is the guest "
Philadelphia friends.
40. II. Grier OF the Every Evcnin,
Wilmington, was the guest Of Mllfor
relatives on Monday night.
Thomas X lIentthorn left on Tue sd
for Princess Anne. Md.
John J. Rosa attended a farmer
institute meeting in Seaiord ON Iucsda
Major Townsend, Joshua ID. Hill an
b. +. nlckerson were in Dover yestc
day.
George II. Draper and Frank II. Kul
lich were IN t'enigcl"wn yesterday.
James 5. Richards accompanied by II
grandson, Robert Davis, lett Milford yc
terdav Tor Washington, ID. G.. whc
they will be the guests OF Mr. Richard
son, Vim. =. Richards,
B. b. Topping Of Cinhcoteague ';
was in Milford Monday and Tuesd;
negotiating with Henry Erbswehl for Il
prrchase oi Mr.. ErbswehI's jewelry sto
here Mr. Erbswril intends going
business in Laurel about the first
September. Nj. Topping will probab
come to Milford about the first OF MAY