The Delawarean., 1900-07-21
THROUGHOUT
KENT COUNTY.
Lively Bugets of News From all
the Live Towns.
PICKED 80, 900 PlNTS OF BERRIES
So Well Pleased with his Crop That
He Dined his Employes-Prof. Hol-
loway and His Corps of Teach
ers Reelected.
FELTON,. Del. July 20. 1900.


south of FELTON,. finished picking hi
1900 berry crop on last Monday morn
ing, after which he entertained all o
his pickers to a treat of ice cream
lemonade and cake He seems vel
pleased with his share of receipts from
the berry crop this year. He picket
from his black-caps, red-caps ant
blaekberries over thirty thousand pints
while the average prices were high. He
feels that they were sufficient to pay
him very nicely.
Henry Hurd of Glasgow, Montana
is visiting his father, Mr.. James H
Hurd and sister, Mrs. Edward Knottsi
near FELTON,. This is his first visit to
delaware since 1892. He, with his
elder brothers, Charles and Walter are
engaged in the stock business. They
have large ranch near Glasgow, on
which they have from three to four
hundred head OF horses and from four
10 six hundred head of cattle. This is
another instance where young men
from Delaware have gone west and
done exceedingly we'll There are four
brothers of them George. the young
est, is also at Glasgow. He is lawyer
and has settled in Montana. and will
MO doubt, ere long, build UP a good
practice for he is industrious and at
tentive to business and is a we'll edu-
Gated gentleman.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Stevenson received from
Paris last Monday note from Mrs.
Ada Carter Jewell, wife of Rev Isaac
Jewell, former pastor of FELTON, NJ. E.
Church. They reside when home, in
California. near Los Angeles. They
are taking in the exposition at this
time and will before they return to the
States. visit England and other places
of interest on the continent.
Mrs William T. Case was the guest
of Mrs. James H. Hubbard on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Harry Kitchen of Philadelphia
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John w Lynch
Mrs. William r. Sharp of Harring-
ION, was with FELTON, friends on Tues
day.
Mrs. Margaret J. Clifton. who was
visiting her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Jen
ME Clifton. has returned to Centreville.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P Waldman
and daughter, Miss Florence. of Albany
~ Y. are visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John NJ Wadman
Miss Agnes Rice of Philadelphia, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. William Schab-
niger, and her brother, ]. Frank Rice.
Mrs Uriah Sipple returned from
Philadelphia on Saturday. Her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Henry Viekery, who resides
in Philadelphia, is now visiting rela-
rives and friends near Mount Olive
Robert Clifton was at Chincoteague
on Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
Mrs Thomas Kllen and daughter
Miss Lula. of Dover were the guests
of Mrs T. f. and Miss Edith Killen
this week.
Mrs. George Baynum of Milford. was
in FELTON, on Saturday.
Mrs. Susan Anderson, one of the old
est women in FELTON,. S4 years of age,
the mother of Mrs. Molle Cullen, at
whose house she makes her home. and
who has been quite i'll, is now con-
valescing and able to sit up in her
chair She is one of those dear. good
women fho have for many years lived
an exemplary Christian life and has
a large circle of friends.
j. Wesley Holden of Philadelphia.
was the guest Of his mother. Mrs Susan
Holden on Tuesday and Wednesday
Mrs. Chance of Smyrna. was the
guest of her friend. Mrs. J. D. Kemp
this week
Miss Mary Schabinger retuHned from
Philadelphia on Wednesday.
Mrs William T. Creadick is visiting
friends in Harrington and near Vernon.
Mrs. p NJ. Money of Harrington, and
son, Paul. are visiting her father Mr..
William T. Creadick.
Miss Susie Harrington of Harrington,
was the guest of her aunt Mrs. Jennie
on Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Alice Kirk of Philadelphia, who
was visiting Dr. and Mrs. S. T. Cub
bage. has returned home.
William Bennett of Raleigh, N. c.,
was the guest of Levin B. Wright on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Hettie Minner, who was visiting
in Philadelphia, has returned home.
Her sister, Mrs Belle Crumbley and
son, of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs.
and Mrs. Crumbleys parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grier, near Peters
burg
Your correspondent was asked on the
street last Tuesday how it was that he |
did not report all the speakers who !