Evening journal., 1899-09-12
OUTSIDERS GET THE OYSTERS
AND TONGERS AND RESIDENTS
ARE DEBARRED BY OFFICIALS.
THE NEWS OF FELTON,.

were NiSltiub Mis anu MIS- 0tuibt
Fitzgerald, returned home on Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weston and
son, of Philadelphia. were guests OF
Mrs. Weston's uncle, James B. Conner
on Thursday.
Mrs. H. H. Money, Of Harrington.
with her daughter, Mrs. Crane, of Clay
ton, N. J.. were guests Of DR.. and and
Mrs P. M. Money on Thursday.
The festival held at Willis recently
by the friends Of that church resulted
very satisfactorily to all interested
parties.
William L. Harnish, of Lancaster,
Pa, was the guest Of his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian L. Harnish,
near Willis, on Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Wright, who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. William Ben
nett, at Raleigh. N. c.. for three
months. has returned home to her son,
Levin B. Wright.
Samuel Sylvester and daughter, Miss
Emma, Of near Mount Pleasant, were
with FELTON, friends recently.
A. B. Conner was in Atlantic City
on Sunday.
Miss Elsie Purse is in Philadelphia.
Mrs. David Cooper, of near White
leysburg, was the guest Of FELTON,
friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Peck and daugh-
ter of Scranton, who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Murray,
returned home last week.
George NJ. Bastian attended the
Grand Army encampment at Philadel-
phia last week He is an old veteran.
He also visited his son, Dr. Joseph Bas-
tian, in Wilmington.
James H. Hughes has been the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eben C.
/ Hughes.
Mrs. DR.. Clifton and Miss Emma
Hazel we're guests of FELTON, friends
last week.
Mrs. F. L. Hardesty was summoned
to the bedside of her father, who was
very i'll at New Castle.
Miss Lizzie Schabinger, who was
quite i'll, is improving.
Miss Clara Holden is with friends in
= philadelphia.
fev. II. L. Schlinke left FELTON, las
week for Baltimore and other places il
: Maryland. He will be absent two sun
days, but his pulpit will be supplied b!
friends. Rev. Richard Downes. Of tn
Presbyterian Churh, occupied his pul
. pit last Sunday evening.
Miss Lena Rogers. of Smyrna. wa
Il the guest Of Miss Mary Hurd las
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Graham. Q
philadelphia, with Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
Johns. Of Kenton, were guests Of MI
and Mrs. Robert Clifton recently.
Mrs. Edward ]. Carter, of Dover, wh'
was visiting her daughter, Mrs. NJ. E
-, Hargadine, has returned home.
Mrs Jacob B. Meredith was the gues
+. lof Mrs. James f. Cubbage last week.
!, There are quite a number Of Felto
citizens that would like to know tn
duties Of the oyster and fish policema
, stationed at Bowers Beach. They can
a not procure any oysters for themselves
4 as the law will not as yet allow locs
traders to have them. and citizens car
not understand how men outside Of th
IA state can come over here and take oy'
tiers, not less than twelve to fiftee
bushels in a load, and carry them ol
of the state even for their own use,
Il say nothing about selling at cash fou
es ffths of them. This was done one da
Of this month, and if anyone can enligh
,r en- the taxpayers in this community c
{ this subject they would appreciate
te Mrs John G. Graham, Of Canterhur
as with Mrs. Charles Graham and daugl
r. ters, have been the guests Of Mr.. al
re Mrs. Harry c. Lynch.
llI J0AAA L. AA1A AAAohf Vi AADANNs a +--i
m N. j., is visiting his brother, z. P. Ella
st nish. near Willis.
John d. Eaton and c. c. ClittC
were in Philadelphia on Wednesday.
Mrs. Clifton, with Miss Enrn
of Hazel, were guests of Mrs. Jennie chi
ed ton and Mrs A. B. Conner.
en- Peter Killen, of near Easton, was e.
et the guest of his brother, William
or Killen, on Thursday.
nd John W. Killen was in Philadelph
an on Thursday to attend the meeting
ed the National Horticultural Society.
he Miss Clara Holden and Miss Emu
he Stevens, of Dover, were the guests
nd Miss Bertha Caldwell recently.
ge Miss Bertha Caldwell visited Mi
Rosa Bastian last week.
Miss Sadie Angstadt was the guest
Miss Clara Holden recently.