The Delawarean., 1900-07-14
Correspondence.
FELTON,.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clifton were
in Philadelphia on Friday
Mrs. Edmund Bailey of Philadelphia,
who was with her mother, Mrs. Susan
Anderson, and her sister, Mrs. Mollie
Cullen, has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Gooden Of Viii
low Grove, were guests of his uncle,
MIR. John Gooden, on Saturday.
Levi c. Jacobs was the guest Of
friends in Wilmington this week.
Miss Ora and Miss Ida Eaton are Wis
iting relatives in and near Port Penn
Mrs. M. M. Stevenson, who was visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Pettus at Nor
folk, has returned home.
Miss Stella Cotton Of Baltimore, who
was visiting Miss Mary Hargadine, has
returned home.
Miss Lizzie Schabinger has returned
TO Philadelphia after short visit to
her parents, MI and Mrs. John II.
Schabinger.
Miss Mollie Baynum returned on Sat
urday from visit to friends in Chester
and Marshalton.
Harry Eaton is visiting friends and
relatives at Middletown and Port
Penn
Miss Elsie Purse has returned from
Philadelphia
Mr.. J. Baird OF New York. was in
FELTON, this week.
William Smith commission mer-
chant of Philadelphia, was in FELTON, on
Monday and Tuesday
Wilbur Melvin. who was visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Melvin,
has returned to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Minos c. Smith and son, Nor
man, Of Wilmington, are visiting Mrs.
Smiths parents, MIR. and Mrs John NJ.
Waldman.
William Curtis, carpenter on the P.
wv and B. R. R., whose family resides
here, was at home for two weeks with
an injured limb. He has so far re-
covered as to return to work,
Miss Blanche Cooper of near Wood
side, was with FELTON, friends on Tues
day.
Editor Thomas f. Dunn of Dover,
was in FELTON, on Tuesday looking after
1he interest of the Index.
Miss Edith Killen is visiting Miss
Blanche Cooper. near Woodside.
Miss Mary Schabinger was the guest
OF friends in Philadelphia this week.
Rev John Mitchell was the guest Of
Rev w. c. Hogg, at Chester, on Tues
day.
Rev T. r. Taggart Of Bridge Jille,
was in FELTON, ON Tuesday.
Mrs. William Curtis was in Whining
ton this week.
Miss Annie Lownes of Philadalrall
is visiting Mrs. Mary Hodgson.
Miss sallie Coursey. with Mrs. Will
liam Conwell and daughter of Rising
sun, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
G. Turner on Thursday.
DR. }. W. Clifton and Lee Clifton Of
Smyrna was in FELTON, on Wednesday.
A. p. Conner returned from Oyster
Bay on Friday He was the commit
teeman from Delaware appointed to
notify Governor Roosevelt Of his nomi-
nation for the Vice Presidency.
Miss Octavia Graham is combining
study with recreation at Eaglesmere
Pa.
Miss Cad Sharp and Miss Grace
Stevenson are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Fl. Burgess at Centreville.
The millinery firm that existed under
the name of Melvin & Layton, has dis
solved. The business will be contin-
used at the old stand, No. l. West
Main street, in FELTON,. by the senior
partner Miss Lille Melvin, eldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Melvin
Mrs Mary e Tomlinson Of Frederica
was with FELTON, friends this week
Mr. James Hartnett, our old hagman
has been off duty since Saturday with
mis- old trouble-rheumati
!. Peier Lowber Cooper Gooden, second
son OF the late William Gooden of
Maryyille. Missouri. was the guest Of
his uncle. Mr. John Goodsn on Thurs
day and Friday This was Mr. Good
ems first visit to Delaware since 1863,
thirty-seyen years ago. He talks a
great deal of his adopted State and
seems very well satisfied with the sue
cess he has achieved since he left Will
low Grove in 1868 He now has his
third wife and three children.
Rev ]. D. Kemp, our NJ. f. minister,
announced from his pulpit last Sab
bath morning that the official board of
the FELTON, Church had voted him one
months vacation. for which he was
thankful to them for so doing. He also
stated that he had not as vet decided
what time his vacation would com
mence, probably from the last Sab
bath in this month. He said that there
would not be any preaching service in
the evenings until further notice, that
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