The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-08

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Mrs. Wilhelmina Betz, OF Philadel-
pha, and Mrs. DR.. r. L. Mcdaniel,
Of Dunbar, Pa, visited relatives here
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest w. Hinderer,
Jr. are spending their vacation in
Atlantic City.
Misses Leah Jenny and Lille Gun.
ther have returned from two weeks
vacation; at the Wellington. Atlantic
City,
Misses Emma and Clara Stidham
who have been spending some time
with their uncle, Mr.. John Seemans
Of Clayton, Del, have returned home.
Miss Annie Jenny with her uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. John Schlo-
gel and son Of Chester arc rus ticating
at Atlantic City,
Miss Edna l.. Smith is visiting at
"Linden Hill, near St. Georges.
Or. Hannah M. Thompson has gone
to the Pocono Mountains until Sep
tember l.
Miss Mabel Rothrock of this city is
entertaining Miss Minnie Augstadt
Of Reading.
Walter Gallagher, who has been
visiting Candy Mammele at Brandy.
| wine Summit Camp, returned home
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Lawrence Hus.
bands will start on Saturday for an
ocean voyage to Boston and other
points of interest in the East.
Theodore B. Rogers Of Bear Sta.
tion returned from a successful gun.
ming trip to Ocean City, Md, and
has gone to New York.
William Ferris, Jr., of Montclair,
Colorado, was in this city yesterday,
visiting friends and relatives. lie
left this city IL years ago.
Mrs W. r. Dare and son, Miss VI.
ola Dare and Miss Chattye Rollins of
Baltimore, left Thursday morning
for Rehoboth, where they will spend
the month of August.
William Ferris, formerly u Will
mingtonian, but now resident Of
Denver, COL, is visiting Mr.. w. P.
Taylor on Adams Street.
Colonel A. l.. Ainscow has Just re-
turned home from five weeks vaca.
ton at A tantc City. He says moth
ing would suit him better than to
have a cosy little hotel at the sea-
shore. The salt air evidently agrees
with the Colonel who never looked
happier and In better health. 1t is a
pity that the Colonel is a widower.
George l.. Townsend, Jr., has re-
turned from a weeks visit to Reho-
beth.
Julian c. Walker is stopping at the
Chalfontc, at Cape May.
Norman and Clifford Vernon of Po-
mercy, Pa, are visiting relatives in
this city.
Horace G. Knowles and wife. who
have spent three weeks in Milwaukee
Chicago and Buffalo, are now rccuper-
ating along the st. Lawrence River
II. r. Boynton will spend month
ct Delaware City.
Miss Ella Maddy has returned from
a two weeks visit to Boston.
Miss Nellie Trbit has gone to Oar
by, Pa, where she will spend ten
days.
William I. Cook who has been sick
at the camp of the Y. d. c. A. at
Bowers Beach, Is better and will,
with the rest Of the party return to
this city Aug. 10Th.
| Mrs. Charles Mammele and two
children, Joe and NettIe left this
morning for visit to Atlantic City.
John Lawbson has returned home
from his vacation, looking we'll and
hearty after his outing.
Joseph c. Lugar is in our city to-
day.
Fred Mammee and William II.
Frank left to-day to Try and entice
the fish in the Delaware River at llol-
ley Oak.
Mrs. Christian Frederick, accom-.
! panied Iy her two daughters, Edith
and Viola, and her son Walter left
to-day to spend week at Cape May.
Lawyers George II. Brown and
Thomas Davis arc spending their va.
cation in the country near Newport.
West A. Trottcr and William Hlr-
zell have been appointed sub-cierks
at the post office.
Miss Mabel Scott is guest Of Am
Oh G. Scott Of Lincoln, Pa.
Miss Elizabeth Mcdaniel Is visiting
Miss Mary Rigdon of Lincoln, Pa.
Miss Helen O'Connell has been the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Helen Mackie
and other relatives at Lincoln, Pa.
Miss Mabel Rothrocl of this city is
entertaining Miss Minnie NJ. Augstadt Of
Reading, Pa.
Patrolman William Ward, who has
|bcen confined to his home with rhcuma-
itsm for six weeks, is again on duty.
Mrs. Emma Mcltlwee of Philadelphia
has been the guest Of Register of Wills
and Mrs. Calvin W. Crossan at Brandy.
wine Springs.
Miss George Kline, the popular tele-
graph operator at the Clayton House,
Inns gone to Atlantic City, where she
will spend weeks vacation.
Miss Annie Richards, cashier of w. Il.
Franks Second and Van Buren, streets