The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-17
ONECENT
DELLA WARE
CITY NEWS.
From our Correspondent.

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Miss Lily Ritter and brother Al
bert left today for their home in
Philadelphia, after spending two
weeks with their grandmother, Mrs,
Cam.
Many parties enjoy the fishing and
grabbing in the canal and river.
Miss Mildred Hyland is visiting
relatives at Galena.
Henry Higgins OF this place left
today for Philadelphia.
Miss Jennie Newton was in Della.
ware City today.
Miss Grace Robinson and brother
Roy are visiting their grandmother,
Mrs. Robins on.
Many people went bathing and
fishing up the canal yesterday after.
Loon. These present were Missei
Matte Price, Mamie Morris, Ella
C'eayer, Morton Price, Marion
Price and Mrs. Thomas Price.
| The foundation for another new
house has been laid at Fort Du Pout.
| Many parties were grabbing at the
wharves yesterday.
Alfred Timms, conductor on one OF
the New Castle and Delaware City
| Electric Railway, has returned to du.
ty after weeks vacation at Allan
tic City.
Mr. John Cunning and Miss Julia
Callahan spent last evening at River.
sire.
W. L. Yerkin, who formerly occu-
pied the Theodore Rogers mansion
has removed his family to. their home
in Wilmington.
Assistant Superintendent Gooden
OF the Prudential Insurance Company
was Delaware City guest last even.
ing.
DR.. Fritz's drug store is being
greatly improved by new coat Of
paint.
Many young people of this place
joined the young people OF Middle.
town and gave dance at Angus tinl
Park last evening.
Joseph Anderson was in Phladel-
phia yesterday.
Chauncey p. Holcomb of New Cas-
tie, was a Delaware City visitor yes
terday.
Work on the Memorial Chapel a,
Reyb is being rapidly pushed.
A few days ago very sick man
was taken Off boat at St. Georges.
He was sent TO Earnhurst where h(
died yesterday.
Mr.. J. Almond, who occupies ore
OF the Rogers mansions near Della.
ware City, and family spent the day
grabbing at this place.
II. r. Boyer Of Wilmington was
visitor of this place yesterday.
Harry Rose and George Bright
were in Wilmington today.
Many farmers near this place are
making good use Of the freight ser.
vice OF the trolley line in shipping
their products to Wilmington mar.
kets.
Mrs. S. Anderson and family spent
the day at Brandywine Springs.
William r. Mcconnell and John Il.
Galy of Wilmington were guests Of
this town this morning.
William Robinson, a prominent
real estate agent Of Wilmington,
was among the visitors here yes ter.
day.
The passing through the lochs Is
a very interesting sight to visitors
here.
Merchants Of this town are maxi
ing good use of the freight line Id
getting their fresh vegetables from
Fourth street commission merchants
of Wilmington to their store doors.
Miss A. Leager spent the day 10
Del.
Mrs Ida Creed and daughter Edna
spent the day in Wilmington.
Motorman Bright Moody was not
lble to attend to his duty on account
If illness.
A. Pennington spent the day in
W Wilmington.
Misses Fannie Lancaster and Mar
,aret Pagan were among the Della.
ware City guests last evening.
Among the Delaware City guests
Who were at Riverside were MeSsrs.
Thomas Woods. William O'Neil, s.
FauSney, Samuel Irons.
Master Pau! Bowen of New Castle
vas in Delaware City today.
Word was received here today OF
he death Of John Aaron formerly OF
his place. He died in Wilmington
fter short illness. The remains
viii be brought to this town by troll.
,y, on Sunday afternoon and inter. =,
lent will be made at the DeIayare
'ity cemetery.
The trolley company is putting in
new switch near Court Clark S farm
'hicn will he a great advantage
unnng the twenty minute schedule
'hich will be used for the first time
sunday.
The Columbia Incubator factory
'hich has been closed for the sum.
Ter will be opened the middle Of
cptember.
Miss Julia Callahan who has been
he guest Of Miss Julia Cunning for
few weeks, returned to her home
Philadelphia yesterday afternoon.
The farmers are hauling their
heat to this town and shipping it
way by the car load.
Lightning X ills Two Horses.