The Delawarean., 1900-05-05
FELTON,.


guest of William Bradley on Thursday.
Rev. John Mitchell of Princeton, will
preach in the FELTON, Presbyterian
Church tomorrow, '(Sunday) May 6,
at O'Clock.
Albert w. Jester of Philadelphia,
was the guest of relatives near FELTON,,
ION Friday.
Mrs. William Schabinger and daugh-
ter were in Philadelphia on Saturday,
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. j. Frank Rice of Philadelphia.
was the guest of Mrs. William Schab-
niger this week.
Mrs. A. B. Conner, who was visiting
her sister, Mrs. Morehouse ait German
town, has returned home.
Mrs. H. L. Schlinke returned on Sat
urday from a pleasant visit to friends
in Baltimore and Westminster.
Miss Carrie Kirk of Frederica, was
the guest of Mrs. j. wv. Voshell this
week.
Robert H. Slpple, with his son,
Frank, of near Wyoming, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Layton on
Sunday.
Rodney Lynch of Philadelphia, was
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Lynch ON Sunday.
Mrs. Caroline Schlinke of Westmin-
ster, Md, is visiting Rev. and Mrs. H.
L. Schlinke
Mrs. William H. Long and son, of
Philadelphia, Iare visiting Mrs Longs
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G.
Levrick, near Viola.
Miss Alice Holiday of Chester. is
visiting her cousin, Mrs Henry Wyatt,
near Hollandsville.
Miss Clara Smith of near Canterbury.
was the guest of Miss Cora Hurd. near
FELTON,, ON Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. Samuel T. Cubbage of FELTON,.
and Miss Mamie Grubb were married
at the nome of the bride inPhiladelphia
on Wednesday evening, April 25. They
VIII reside on Jefferson street in this
town.
Miss Ethel Lynch entertained at her
home near FELTON,, a number of her
friends ON Saturday afternoon. Among
the number were Misses Cora Hurd
Maud Hubbard, May Hugg, Margaret
Melvin, Ora Eaton, Lydia Harrington.
Mary Cook, and Clarence Killen, Alfred
o. Clifton, Bayard Cook, Woodruff
Needles, Charles Hardesty, Frank
Stuart, Robert Shilling of FELTON,, and
Willie Lynch of near Dover.
Miss Lula Stevenson and sister. Mrs.
Pettus, were guests of Mrs. G. c. Cliff
ton on Monday.
Mrs. Mollie Cullen will open this
Saturday evening, May 5, at her resi-
dence, next door south of FELTON, post
office, an ice cream saloon.
Mr.. E. C. Hardesty of Wilmington.
was the guest of his sister and brother
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Harring-
ton, near FELTON, ON Monday evening.
The friends of Harry Baynum, third
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry o. Baynum,
of FeIton, brother of George Baynum,
railroad agent at Milford, and of Fred
Baynum, paymaster at the Eddystone
Print Works near Chester, were pleased
on last Monday evening to learn that
his physical condition had improved
so much after four long months of
patient suffering with what was
thought to be (for three months) the
spinal trouble. He was in the German
hospital in Philadelphia, for treat
ment some seven weeks for that
trouble, as the doctors there so pro-
nounced it ito be affection of the spine
Four weeks ago last Saturday, March
81, his second brother, Fred, of Ches-
ter, came home in answer ito letter
telling him of his brothers severe ill
ness, and after the lapse of eight days
with skilful nursing, he arranged tc
take his brother to his home in Ches-
ter Harry left FELTON, ON the morning
of April g. ON a cot in the baggage can
and at Chester he was removed from
the car to Fred's home, and two days
thereafter he was taken to the hospita,
in Chester and after very careful ex.
animation the doctor there pronounced
it not the spine, but the hip, and or
last Saturday. April %, DR.. Forwood
a very prominent physician and either
of Chester, performed an operation
and removed a piece of diseased bone
from the hip, and so far the patient id
doing fully as we'll as DIR. Forwoo6
could expect him ito do. Harry is one
of Felton's most popular young mer
land has great many friends. They
hope that he may in due time be re.
stored to his usual health
Charles B. jackson and Charles G
Wyatt have bought the stock of good!
and fixtures from w. Herbert Creadicl1
They will continue cigar, tobacco ant
confectionery business ait the same
stand, and will also keep soft drink!