The Delawarean., 1900-07-07
FELTON,.

companied her sister, Miss Rosa Ba:
tian, TO Baltimore on Saturday to Sc
their sister, Mis-. Richard Barwick, WIN
was suffering from a stroke OF paraly
sis, and was the guest of her parent.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Bastian, ais
of FELTON, friends on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Cooper of naa
Woodside, were guests Of Mrs. Kat
Cooper in FELTON, on Thursday.
Wallace Reynolds and daughter
Margaret, of Wilmington, were guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Heyd on Friday
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Goodman Creadick of Harring
ton, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. viii
liam T. Creadick and Mrs. P. NJ. None.
on Thursday and Friday.
Martin Stuart, who was visiting
friends in Wilmington, returned home
ON Wednesday.
Frank Stuart is spending a few
weeks with relatives in and near Will
mington.
John I. Carter of Denton, was in Eel.
ton on Friday and Saturday.
Prof. H. V. Holloway of Selbyville
was with FELTON, friends on Thursday
and Friday. He was en- route to the
University of Virginia, where he will
take summer course in law.
Mrs. F. L. Hardesty returned on Fri
day from a visit to friends in Phila.
delphia, Wilmington and New Castle.
Mrs George Adams of Philadelphia,
is visiting her father, Mr.. John T.
Taylor.
Mrs. Mary Wolcott of Dover, was the
guest of FELTON, friends on Friday.
Frank Cooper of Pittston, Pa, was
the guest of Mrs. Kate Cooper this
week.
Miss Maggie Goodwin has returned
from a visit to friends in Philadelphia
and Camden.
Arley Magee, Esq, and H. Clay
Forkum of Dover, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Walheater of Bonville Mills, were
IN FeltOn on saturday.
Miss Lizzie Schabingar of Philadel-
phia, was the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John H. Schabinger, this
week.
Barrett Conner of Philadelphia, was
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Conner on Sunday and Monday.
Fred Baynum of Chester was the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Baynum on Sunday.
orville Gooden of Wilmington, was
he guest of his father, Mr.. John Good
IN, on Sunday and Monday.
Miss Clara Reynolds was the guest
If Mrs. C. H. Petus in Norfolk this
week.
Daniel B. Murray and William Har-
gadine were guests of Miss Lizzie
on Sunday.
George H. Murray, Jr., is at home
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. H.
Murray.
w. Walter Melvin of near Chester
own, is visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
emily J. Caldwell.
Mr.. Benjamin G. Cubbage and
laughter, Miss Emma, were guests of
Ir and Mrs. Levin Hastings at Delmar
his week.
Mrs Margaret j. Clifton was the
uest of her sister, Mrs. Rebecca Dunn
t Camden, on Saturday and Sunday.
Harry Baxter and George Waldman !
'ere with friends in Queen Anne's on
unday.
Mrs. William 7. Case was in FELTON,
n Wednesday, being the first time in t
,ur months. 3
Miss Emma Frazier of Petersburg, s
as with Mrs. Peter X. Meredith this l
eek. {
Miss Maize Reed of Lincoln, was c
lie guest Of Miss Lida Jones this week. S
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCarty of a
were guests of Mr.. and /
RS. John T. Moore near Hughes, on i
aturday and Sunday. n
Harry Baynum, who has been at t
hester for some weeks under the care 4
a physician for treatment of the hip, v
now at home with his parents, Mr.. f
Id Mrs. H. o. Baynum. v
Miss Ida and Miss Cora Warren of il
Philadelphia, are at home for a few
.ys. 4
Jacob Friedel, Jr., of near Cannon's.
as the guest of his grandfather, Mr..
cob Friedel this week.
Frank Abbott mad on exhibition in r
elton on Monday and Tuesday new ~
riety of raspberries, called the n
1t was large berry, color :,
rk, not a very good berry for market y,
prolific bearer, strong, healthy plant i,
ants were bought of northern agent =,
timed to be a perpetual bearer. plants g
grow as large as dwarf pear trees.
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