The sun., 1898-03-27
LOCAL! DOTS

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tained her Sunday school class, of Cen
tral Presbyterian Church, at her home,
No. 9O3 Tatnaii street, on Friday even
ing. The evening was spent in very
enjoyable manner, playing games and
other amusement after which refresh
ments were served.
J. X. Miller, Of Newark, was in the
city yesterday.
Calvin Whi,eman, of Wyoming is on
a visit to his home in this city
Samuel England, messenger at the
French street station, who has been siIi,
is able to attend to his duties again.
Architect H. L. Rice, Jr., has drawn
plans for a residence for Mrs. Josephine
Bssel, which will he buiIt at t'llpin
avenue and jackson street at cost Of
about 5000.
Dr. W. q. Kleinstuber, who was mar
ried recently in Philadelphia gave re-
ception on Thursday night to the mem
bers of the GermGnia Club at his home
No 222 East Sixth street.
Hiram Reedy, Of Philadelphia, was Il
visitor in this city ON Friday.
William NJ. Field was in ewes on
Friday.
Miss Ella Croft Of Oxford, Pa, is the
guest of her sister Mrs Kay keabcs, IN
this city.
Frank P. Gill, Of West Chester, visited
friends in This city on Thursday
Miss Minnie Hitch, of this city left
yesterday for Greenwood to attend an
entertainment.
William J. Hogan, OF Ecntmerc, ad-
dressed d Single Tax meeting Oh Friday
evening al With and Market strcc,s.
Calvin |. :,vayMr has been granted q
permit to make alterations to the house
80. 10" Hv,awH.e ay'uu".
Tie aame oi Thomas II. Mrly;n hu,
been wpI.IpueI in cnunvrtIOT with IN,
candio9cy for the i.cg.iNllc from tt
second district.
Frank Kuhrucanc. who has been re-
siding IN ms clt. 'ur tto past ,hrr'
Years, will shortly take control oI lii
i&rm at kcmDlr-yiIc. Pa,
Alfred D. Nanlcvrr ha- been arpointr,
iamitOr ri old $Wedr~ thurrh, to- ~urcec,
John v. taIpentcr
Market -ucct btilgr is being repaired
by Wurknen Irom t2r Pnsry x JonC.
tOmpanN'S machine shops.
The dock trial of tie tug Tanstar, No
II, built by the i'usrY /; Jones tumpani
for the New York, New Haven an,
Hartford raIroad took place on Thus
day.
The Pioneer Outing Club viii hold it
second annual reception Oh Faster Mon
day evening, April ilth, II Eden Hall
Every endeavor is being made by TIN
members OF the club to make the atf9i
one OF he most successful functions 0
the season.
Mrs. Albert Bard-Iee Of Chester, Pa.
is the guest Of friends IN this city.
Assistant Supervisor Of the F., ". {
b. railroad, W. NJ. jackson, is suffering
with heavy cold.
Local merchants are preparing TO issu
trading stamps Of their own and thu
drive out the New York and other out
side syndicates.
william Michael Eyrne has purchased
for lb5 the lease Of Jennie S. HoopcS ol
the property No. East Third street
B. +. Shakespeare has received a con
tract to build twenty houses for Tin
Franklin Street Improvement Conpan
on Sixth, Seventh and Broome streets.
Mrs. Frank Baldwin and daughtc
Nellie have left this city for Green wood
where Miss Nellie will take part in al
entertainment.
Miss Carrie X. Johnston, of Thomr
son, DEL, is being entertained by vii
lnngton friends.
Mrs. Molie Hall, who has been visit
ing friends at Cambridge, Nd, has re
/; turned home.
Alfred D. Warner, Jr., of Cornell Uni
versity, at Ithaca, n. Y, is visiting hi
parents in this city.
Charles Warner and Company's tn
Meteor will be generally overhauled a
the Jackson 4 Sharp Company.
; W. +. Pettingill of the Pennsylvani
, Bible Institute, formed class for tn
study of the Bible, on Thursday evening
at the rooms Of the Y. M. c. A. III
class will meet each Monday evening a
7.30 o'clock.
William Mearns has received a con
tract to supply three dozen helmets t.
the local letter carriers.
Yesterday morning William salvag
fell on East Eleventh street near King
while drunk, and cut his head. He wa
removed to bis home in q WAGON.