The sun., 1901-04-10
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Ambrose Wood of Chester, Pa, father
pf Charles Wood of this city, died Mon
lay.
Robert III. Richards has moved his
aw Office from the Ford Building to No.
'231a Market street.
Secretary Cahill of the Board of
Health reports that there are no more
.ases of smallpox in this city.
Wilmington Lodge, X. of p, is to
give series of entertainments, be-
ginning Monday evening, May 9Th.
The State officers of the Junior Order
Of American Mechanics went to Over
brook to institute new council.
Fire destroyed the buildings, together
with their contents, of John Boyce of
near. Bear Station. on Monday night.
People living in the western part Of
he city has been annoyed very much
~ tramps during the past few days.
Ruth III. Newlin, daughter of Nathan
B. Newlin, No. 1119 West Fifth street,
The congregation of Asbury NJ Il.
'hurch will give the new pastor, the
Rev. III. S. Dulaney, a reception this
.vening.
A donation of eggs was made by
members of Blackbird Methodist Episco-
thl Church as an Easter present to the
lIome for Aged Women.
The Fortnghtly Club of Grace Church
reid Il meeting last night ut the home
II Miss Elizabeth Scott, No. 1901 Wash
ngton street.
|
At the annual meeting Of the Seaboard
| steel Casting Go. of Chester. Pa, on
| Ion,lay. Thomas III. Savery of this city
vas elected director.
| Inc regular monthly meeting of the
Florence Crittenton Home will be held
| t the home. No. 917 West Ninth street
| his afternoon mt o'clock.
/ 4 movement is on foot to have uni
'orm rate for shaving and hair-cutting
iiuong all BARRIERS in the city, 10 cents
or the former and 10 cents for th,
| latter.
The City Markethouses will be CLOSED
On Friday morning from $50 O'Clock
until noon in order that the butchers
may attend the funeral of Frederick
Kienle.
Charles II. Blaine. president Of thu
Wilmington Cornce Company has an
lounced his candidacy for the Repubi
an nomination for president Of Cit,
iouncil.
Before the Historical Society of Del
lwarc next Monday evening the Rev. $
w. Thomas, d. d., of Philadelphia, will
make an address on EARLY Recollection
If Delaware People"
Oville Rash Nichol and Miss Ida Ma.
Koelig, both of this city. are to be mar
lied next Tuesday evening. by the Rev
O. G.. Buddington. They will live a
No. 912 du Pont street.
Joseph Paul Brown and Sarah Edit
Conner were married on Monday even
ing by the Rev. A. N. Keigwin, d. d
lnastor of West Presbyterian Church a
his residence, No. 1O15 Park Place.
Anna Eliza Shoemaker, aged rs years
: widow of Kersey Shoemaker, died o
Sunday at the residence of her son-ir
law, DR.. Elwood Patrick, in West Ches
ter. Pa. She was an aunt of DR.. J. w
AIullin of this city.
On Thursday evening next the Srnda
School and Epworth League of Grac
Church will give a reception in TIL
Sunday School hall to the Rev. and Mr..
William w. King. The reception wi
last from until 10.
$ William II. Walker and Miss Edit
2 u. Lane. both of this city, We're maj
e red by the Rev. O. G.. Buddingtol
e pastor of Bethany Baptist Church, 9
n his residence. No. 9O7 West Fourt
street on Monday evening.
Mrs. Harvey Martin of Wilmingto
has been for week guest at the hon
!. of Sheriff William L. Turner, Dea
4 street, West Chester.
g A cobweb social will be given at I'll
d residence of Miss Nellie Miller, Hem
n Clay, next Thursday evening.
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