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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14

Frank Duncan was arrested yes
tcrday morning on warrant sworn
out by Mrs. Eva zimmerman, No,
81 Orange street. Mrs. Ammer-
man alleges that Duncan entered
her store on Saturday and attempt.
ed TO force his way TO the upstairs
part OF her residence. When she
tried 10 prevent him from doing so
she says he struck her in the face.
knocking her down. Her face is
badly cut.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14
ITCHING LIMBS
And All Forms of Itching, Scaly Humors Are
instantly Relieved and Speedily
Cured by CUTICURA.
Speedy Cure Treatment $1.z5

Eate the affected parts with hot water and CUTcuRA SoAp 10
cleanse the skin and scalp Of and scales and soften the
hckened cutce Dry without hard rubbing and apply CUncuRA
freely alay itching irritation and inflammation and
heal and lastly take CUrcURA REsoLvEN to cool and
cleanse blood and expe humo germs This sweet and whole
affords instant relief permits rest and sleep in the
and other itching burning and scay
hunors the skim scalp and Blood points speedy per
manent when all else falls Price, THE SET
$25 or Soap CSC; Ointment Soc, and Resolvent SOC Sold
throughout the world.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14
Have You CatarrlI faint

Have You Casarrh Tainl?-horo's strong
evidence of the Quicknes. aud suroness Of
that wonderful remedy, DR.. Agnews Ca.
tarrhal Powder; For yoars ! was victim
of Chronic Catarrh.-- tried many re,ne-
0ies, but no cure was effected until had
procured and used DR.. Agnaw's Catarrh-
al Powder. First application gave In.
slant relief, and in an incredibly short
while | was absolutely cured. James
Headlcy, Dundee n. Y.
Sold by n. B. Dahiorth. Second and
Market street, and by 4. j. Bolt, sixth
and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14

Chief oil Police Massey has been
notified that Mrs. Worth Of No, Dis
West Second street. is 10 want. She
has two childrc II. one of whom is
sick with chicken pON.
George Kawlins and sister Of De-
caytor street are confined to their
home with the grippe and are IN
Strengthened circumstances.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14

Mrs. Gibb>-Wrll. did You succeed in
finding out the new neighUors by their
wash?
Mrs. Tibb>-No, | am strmpel The
wife wears good deal Of silkwear,
bat thc Old man wears red hanne!s.--
Chicago Daily News.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14

Arthur the young son of the Rev.
Alloys Green, who has been ill
for the past two weeks was better
yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14

Jack i say. Flo, dad says be rcnrem-
bcrs that old boy when he hadn't 4
shirt to his back, and now he has thou
sands.
Fo--Good gracious! How cNtravA-
giant,
Maud And how hot, Tit Bits.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14
RISNARk'S RON NERVE.

Was the result Of his splendid hoalth.
IndomtublG will and Tremendous energy
arc not found where stomach, Iivor, kiu.
nuys and Buwuls are ont OF order. II you
want these qualitis, and the success thoy
bring, usc DR.. Kings New Life Pills
They develop every POWER Of brain and
body. Only .5c AZ n Il. Uanforlh's drug
s'pre.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14

"IIavc You heard that Turnnbout
has changed his business again.
"No. What t. it this ,imc?'
"L>crN."
"Wel. he can't complain Of not he
lug ON stable basi, this iimo. -
Chicago Time Herald
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14

Willic'@ Mamma ! hear lon have
been fighting with one Of those boys
next door, and given him black eye.
Wiilie--Ncss"m. Iou see, they's
twins, an wanted some way to tel!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14
Millions of Women Use Cuticura Soap

identifying
soothing red
excavations
all
Of the
especially
purifying children Gu
emolen properties derived from Gu
nedicucd
domestic
to
poses Of SOAP
at
world
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14

T. wed by all poor dyspepttcs who's.
6 bhach and Liver are out Of order. All
sucii should know that DR.. Kings Now
Life PMS, the wonderful Stomach and
LiVcr feinsdy gives splendid appetite
eoul!d digestion and regular bodily hab-
j that insures perfect heal b and great on.
Esy Only BIC. ut n, u, Dauforths drug
stups
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14

Mrs. Bcnham w oman suffer, in 81
!cnrr.
Etnham-Thcr the average woman
doesn't suffer much. Brooklyn Life.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14

"Migg, is Il man % few wore, isn't
he?'
"i'es, he hasn't much OF vocabu-
larry; but gracious! hc can rcitcratc
until The COWS come home. - Indian.
apoli, journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14

"Lct's see. have they read your In.
r,c Da,iG's viii yet|
"Didu'i YOU hear my wife refer to
him a few moments ago as an Old skim
tlint."- Lhinngo TimoelInrWlh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14

Mrs. John Mulrooney, wife ofyohn
Mulrooney proprietor of tho Penn.
sylvania House died this morning
after lingering illness Of four
months.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14
PUBLIC SALES.

,anunrg @53
Il John A IIophi ms near Newark
lS-Salr Of good furniture at Siaham'J
auction rOolu.
!G-Farin STOCK mar Gtntr"viiir, Dc.
swim. II. D"riclS4Uu, near 4lNrBha!,ton,
february
lt-t- Dorch", Edgmoor.
March:
ti-Calvln ;'ro,san, near Price, GOrn"r.
la-tpv the teSry Estate near Iaymau'.
IL Vim BracktA New lUnd. Christians
Nh
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14

William Mahau, aged 10 years,
was arrested this morning by Off
GERS Fox and Conner on the charge
Of corner lounging. lie is a men,
Der Of a gang Of youths that has
been the cause ofscvcral complaints
from people passing Third and
Market streets. lie as well as
the other membe rs of the gang have
been ordered away time and time
again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14
Pension Quickly Secured,

Col, Wainwright otfioo No. 3 W. 7th st.,
Wilmington, Del. secures widows pen sion
in from ~ to 10 days. Soldiers, Sailors and
widows. Write to him or call at his Office
for INFORMATION about their title to pom.
ment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14

Samuel J. Truitt Of No. $50 Madison g.
has traded his farm Of 81 acres at Perry's
Tavern too Mr.. Warren. Mr.. Warren has
traded his house on West Fourth street 10
Mr.. Trultt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14

The Street and Sewer commits ion
held meeting this morning at
which routine business was trans.
acted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14

Another death from grippe was
reported this morning at the Board
CT Health office. 1t was that of Mrs.
Mary O'Brien, aged - years, of
No. 81 Lord street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14

4 horse belonging to Charles Crit
fifth ran away this morning from Elcv
cnth and Orange Streets t" Third and
Jefferson streets where it fell. The
horse was cut about the neck, the
glass in the wagon broken and the
milk spilled.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14

Thirty five members Of the Bar.
bers Protective association attend.
ed the funeral OF Scott Miller at his
residence 400 Taylor street yester-
day afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14

CARTY. en- Saturday. the l"th inst, at her
late residence, 1907 French street Amelia $.
Carly.
Relatives friends aud m embprs of Ord er o Z
J. X Kiddngsamd Jollfce Cmion Hand in
Hand Lodge Daughtors Of SamariR, Mngla.
lenr Fountain 6gg, Order Of True Erformer.
and Ada Chapter. No. |. Order Of the Eastern
star are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral ON Thursday afternoon a. = O'Clock.
Services in Bethel A. NJ X church. lnteiment
in tho family vadit IN the rear OLA. t. NJ. =.
church. Remains can be waived on Wednas =.
day evening from ! TO p, H. t
CiIFTON.-1n this city. on Jan l.! 1901
Thomas d. Clifton, aged IL years
Relatives ana friends OF the family are invi.
ted TO attend the funeral services at his
late residence. Garasche's Lane South vii
mingtoa on Tuesday afternoon Mt sJu o'clock.
ln!eImsnt Rtsliiyervicw ccmctcIr
BOOTIIE-At Cynwyd, Pa, on Jan IL. 1901
l,izAe D., wife Of Harry IL Eoothe, in her
goth year.
Relatives and friend. are invited to attond
the funeral services from tho residence Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Nuly, No.
Ills Gilpin avenue, W lminYtou, Del, ON
Wcdne day alturnOu jan 18th, al = o clock.
lutcrmunt at Mt. Salem Cemetery.
AI.LMOND-Athisl ato residence Ed ce Moor,
LeI' jan. iHlh: 1871, John u. Almond III hi.
list lcar,
Relatives aui fricndE arc invited TO attend
tie funeral at his late residence, ut Fig"
Moor on Tur %lay afternoon at o'clock. Scr.
vice, at the house In terrhcnt at Ola Swcuo'.
cemetery. =,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14

BunrO Bill hate Ter have ter do
IT, farmer, but since the comic pa
pcrs showed rs up 50 much It's the
only way We Kin sell gold BRICKS
\. !. World.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14

Mrs. &. d Lyman. Eta Lyman,
Mrs. Samuel killgore are sick with
lagrippe,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14
PHILADELPHIA { READING RAILWAY

Nv HTITHREUH DIVIslUH,I
TIME IN EFFECT, NOV.!sr
Trans leave Wilmington (Frsa,h Ssrsst
ntaalonD Tor klsners junction, Moutohanlu
Winterthur, 1uyeuooart. Granogua Coa4ars,
Chedd s60rd JuaoSlou, Iooopson, Wet Chester
EEbfssvils. Aortonvil!e, Coats,yiils andintbr.
q, in. daily 2.l5. A5J y. IN. sundays only VI
800 Q. IN
For Waynesbur. junction. Elverso All
intermediate stations, daily, exosps Sunday
at 7.15 D. ra., daily. AIS and i5j D. IN, Suudaya
onlyat sos q IN.
ForJoanna, Birdshoro, Rsadlus and inter
mediate stati0ns daily except sunday ~ -
a. m. and dailyal5p. -. susdays onll ~
500 4. IN,
w. G. BESI.ER, Qen'l Supt. NJ
EDISON j. WEEKS. Gen. Pass Agk
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14

Cysters by the quart at Beckett Restau-
rant. Seventh andiShiplsy streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-14

Sack Suits. The
Oxford SUIT oil our
own make, cloth
full winter weight
every fibre wool
a II d thoroughly
sllruln'i; Goats not
extreme, rliIit ar}
cut, but with plenty
Evening journal., 1901-10-07
POSTMASTER MAKES RIS
QUARTERLY REPORT

Postmaster Hugh G. Browne todav l.
snee The following report FOR the ouarte,
ending September 30. 1901.
~ Mheceipts for stamps. postal cards. eic
29OO.S4; for second class matter AKA %.
Ter box rents, s2es46: miscellaneous y
cents; total $2s,526.77; number Of special
delivery letters, 3.125.
Money orders-3.O0i domestic orders Il
sued amounting TO S2s.5277s. sOs inter-
national orders issued. amounting n ~
sSl'zl; 1929 domestic orders paid. amount.
ing e S27sO1.4s; AZ international a-dnr,
paid amounting 10 ss1s.si.
~ ne registry department tharo VA
received for dispatch sS.6O5. for deliverv
$4.l'Si for transit. s361
Receipts for the corresponding opartor
last year were s2s, s,s6367. Win an eSpensa
of sl2,47S.S1. +" Z" "t''i's'
me report shows an increase In botb
receipts and expenses. Tho lnttrr n.
'rease Is owing to the advance IN tha saI-
wy Of the mail carriers. the hirirg ~ ad-
ntlonal clerks and the purchase of new
wagons ~"
Evening journal., 1901-10-07
JOHN HALL kOILO
NOW UNDER ARREST

John HAL Rollo who is warted here
Tor despoiling several hundred volnmas ~
the institute Free Library. hr~ been or.
rested after eluding the detecf.ives for
more than a month. ~
lraFeiing under the name Of ]. r. Ful-
~, 49, IsgiiO v was VA arrested ON Friday night
near West Chester, on a charge Of bav-
ing robbed the postoffiee al Salnrga o.
= snort distance from West Chester. SOW,
elai nights ago. When the man was
,aken ,a.,e INTO custody he said he WIS II. Il.
= "l.on' ct Wilmington" ana II galla,.ed
'tat ae had a qumutity ii s,a rp- snd
S-kp'lss SUCH as might have bc y tai,en
Iron, rom magazines and periodical. in his
possession. ~
When seen by reporter for thia t,,,,
ing Journal, Chief Massey said tbat tbo
man under arrest is Roilo. I5e hsId heard
nothing further than the repcrfs of tbe
morning papers, however. D
Evening journal., 1901-10-07
CITY NEWS IN BRIEP

"A street In South Wilmington has
been put In good shape by the street.
and Sewer Department.
After spending several hours m tbis
city on Saturday ais guests Of me I'm
erty Fire Company, the Chambers Eira
Company Of Portsmouth. va. left far
nome az 3 o'clock on Saturday after
noon.
while picking coal in Buena Vista
street on Saturday. Arthur sheppard- !
son. aged 10 years. OF No. As Hutfton
street was run over and slighfly in-
Jured by a wagon Of THE Atlantic Fuel
Company.
-uniiofmed employees OF the p w
a 3. railroad have discarded the whita
cap, and now wear the blue winter car
llne change went i'm effect at ~ O'Clock
last might
Evening journal., 1901-10-07
EnectIvely Sang Nom SOM.

frank /. Mason, the well-known bnri.
sone singer Of this city, sang the new
composition, THE Great White Throne },
~ -. Harry Kerr and VIII M. s. Brown.
~ ~ central Presbyterian Church yester.
uaS morning. Everywhere the new song
y meeting with unequivoca success II
= broad IN theme and written IN 4 strong
sure meiodious vein. Such authorities AZ
John Philip Sousa has pronounced ~
composition fine one. and has adantoa n
Tor ms band. Mr.. Mason was n GOOD
voice yesterday ana sang the SOM viii
great effect "''
Evening journal., 1901-10-07
ODD FELLOWS RLRCT OFFICERS
Officials chosen ie Preside Over Tcckessiu
Ladgs Next Six HenthS

Al the meeting Of Friendship Lodoe
10. Y. l. o. 0. H.. Of Hockessin beI5 y,
Saturday evening the following nsnooJ rs.g ~ ~
icers were elected:
Noble grand, Merritt G. Dixon. ,..ao
E.anu, I,n 'ulian 9. Walker; secretary. VIII
1l1ui n.,u =, fierson; treasurer Harry r
I niairi trustees. +. Addison Potts. w. q.
!. ,1,. .slsef' Thomas II Walker; sanitor n
ne lodge is in fine condition. having
recently taken in several new members
ana mas prospect OF several more.
Evening journal., 1901-10-07
Why WOmsn Have the Blues

shy do so many women have
slcholia?" repeated the doctor
has a large practice among the
'essed' and nervous" feminine
lation. Because they don't care
oid it. Because they absolutely
sard the rules OF mental and
\ 8ical we.llbeing. Because tbev
rather eat what they like and
indigestion and the blues after
than to eat what is good for them,
)esn't tickle their palates. Be
they'd rather sit around on soft
l'ns than take a tramp Of six
Through the open air. Because
llaven't enough to OCCUPY their
and their hands"
n the doctor paused to take
and began again, somewhat
|Tessively:-
rs never the women who have
10 feel blue" he said, "who in
lin blues. The women who have
is husbands, hard-hearted land |
lick babies, and all the usual ac-
|niments Of poverty never grow
|ressed that they have to be treat
it. They are too busy. It's the
4 with an adoring family, sociafl
'n, and a comfortable incomel
oesn't find life worth living. Itl
Re servant girl. who gets up at 6
ole the fire and who slaves ALL
no indulges in me,anchOlia. but
lighter of the family, who arises
awdles over her breakfast. reads
practices a little, shops a little
excitement with all her heart
melancholia because she doesnHi
re is no habit which grows uponj
rapidly, " went on the doctor.
ONES a disease in a very short a
MY own plan, whenever / feel
ck coming on. is to put on nv
boots and tramp vigorouly as a
| can. 1t is simply impossible
clse and feel blue at the same
~ course, a general care of the lr'
~ necessary, and work is the
stor IN efeeting a cure. Every
#slo has a tendency to maran- o.
Saould have an occlpatio1, N
lt doesn't entirely absorb n
least keep her busy. And
Ye her mind up to practi-
An Theoretical affairs. she
now to put an extra shelf
- ard or how to SION
II, or how to make an
won't come off at theitv
Ban the teachings Of the fa
Evening journal., 1901-10-07
Negro Insulted white Or,n

speeIaI @ the flvenlng Journal.
Greenwood, Del, Oct This TOWN
was the scene Of disgraceful fight be-
tween crowd Of young white mon and j
leW negroes last night. The feud was the
resuis OF negro insulting a young man
" the town, who, resenting the insult
immediately proceeded to do the negro
~ fotter the colored man. drew his
razor ana threatened the young mans
IRE. Magistrate Gibson fined the mnn AZ
Evening journal., 1901-10-07
Bidi Ask
NL.---Lu-
I'M. -
Otnl
LOCAL MARKErs.
Ioday's local wholesale ouofnt,one ro,,,...
hr startnn a M ci.ao..l..ons ia. reportec

4ouays local wholesale duotntions rar,c-,..
by stayton 4 Chandler
Tomatoes, basket, 20 10 2rc
Egg Plant basket, 20 10 zoe,
Corn, basket 25c
squash, basket, lsc to zoe
cabbage, hundred N. " 3OOtoano
Onions, basket 600 ''
Ssl h,e Y, Potatoes, bushel, new prime aoc 10 10
Npsfs bs~S 75c 10 ss,
Lemons, box, ~ IS 10 S325
3ineapplcs crate So
Ssggs, pei. anf Nd. dozea. .2lc ani %.
chickens, live pound, III 10 i2e
AZ Z q. rarrnl. 400 20 5.alt
Whternelons. pun1red q 20 al
sweel Potatoes, basket 25c
Plums. basket, iOc
reAcn. s rnountain. iixef 7sc to1S
u"ipes, l0ib has. Con or n 10 H..
5lo = ConcAr Slec
5lb q" Delaware 10
5lb Niagara los
Evening journal., 1901-10-07
sn,a.x non,r n sea-inn

Former Judge David Marvel Is ~.
tending the session Of Sussex county &, n,
perior Court, which opened this morn;,,,
Nnlel ''F" i-fTe oNd Tplg4s Gnibi'
Z" ''Fhlewtil are on the BENCH. A inrv
,of {. over aud Terminer Court has
'eeh o'"wn 10 try the murder cases
Evening journal., 1901-10-07
PRETTY BRIDES
OF THE DAY
Two Ceremonies to be Cele.
brated This Evening
Other Topics of Social Interest
to Wilmington Folk and
Their Friends

Miss Charlotte d. Malin and George
Leach, both Of This city, will be mar
rlea unis evening. The ceremony viii
take place in the home or Mrs Martha
" Magee, No. 1920 Tatnali street and
Will be performed BY the Rev. Marian
- dunlap, rector of Old swedes
Church. 's
MISS Harriet NJ. Walther, of this city,
and Albert Ewes, Of Baltimore. will be
married this evening. The ceremony
VIII take place i'm the home of the
bride No. OIL West Ninth street,
Evening journal., 1901-10-07
Creditors Did Nor Anna.r :

As none Of the creditors of Franeis I
anu Laura NJ. Meredith, appeared before
arthur W. Spruance, commissioner I'M
nahkruptey, this morning, Mr.. Spruance
appointed Sylvester ID. Townsend. Jr.
trustee ~ the former case and John II
Lynn trustee in the latter.
Evening journal., 1901-10-07
TIMELY RECIPES FOR
THE BUSY HOUSEWIFE
VIRGINIA. ROLLS.

Melt a cookspoonful of butter in two.
thirds OF a cuDful of warm milk. add
a saltspoonful Of salt, one egg. a quar-
Ter cake of compressed yeast dis
solved in a cookspoonful of water (or
one cQokspoonful of good homemade
yeast) and pint Of sifted flour. Beat
all well together to a stiff batter. nut
lt 70 rise ON chair by the stove pro
tected from draughts. When very light
turn it onto a cupful Of sifted -four
ready on the bread board, and work Il
wen We'll keeping the dough very soft. It
Will take twenty minutes. PIT tha
moist. soft dough to rise again: when
II Is light shape it into rolls. Law them
on warmed, buttered pan, place again
by the stove, rub over the tops with
butter. cover from draughts, and when
lisht Dake IN quick oven. II they
are allowed to rise too long they NAV
become sharp on account of the onan.
.ity of yeast used.
Evening journal., 1901-10-07
NOTES FROM WOMANS REAL W

theosophical school or the philosophy
OF Herbert Spencer. Ordinarily good
health, plenty of exercise, plenty Of
work. and an interest in the affairs OF
this world, are the greatest prevent
ives and cures Of me,ancholia."
Evening journal., 1901-10-07
Mr.. Clark RETURNS p,on, ~

DeAWhre Clark, recorder OF deeds Of
xiis county, has returned from New
orh where he witnessed the yacht rae.
ing, Mr. Clark believes that il Cantam
barr ana his crew were transferred IA
me Shamrock that the Shamrock would
WIN iutnre rnces between the Yachts.
Evening journal., 1901-10-07
oharles sfalone nn1lr Ininrn1

CHARLES Malone. Of No. 507 washing
ton street, an employe Of the Whining
TON Wheel Company, was CRITICALLY
injured by being caught in some ma
enlnery uhis morning His body was
Evening journal., 1901-10-07
Sceial and Personal Notes

o'Nl ahN ICTSUUdl NOLbS
Misses Fannie Stewart and eta En-
merson, stenographer and bool,l1eaner
Tor A. j. Hart q Co. spent Saturday
In Philadelphia.
Miss Nellie Cooper. Of Camdan nal
Is the guest of Wilmington friends.
Miss Gertrude Lackey is spending a
week IN Camden. n. j.
Miss Harriet Goodwin, OF Camden.
DEL is visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Ward have
f*turned from Georgetown.
Miss Ray Cloud, of Frederlcktown
Nd is visiting in this city.
Miss Nora Finley has returned 10
Warwick, Md.
Robert s. Baird sai.ed for Enropa
from New York on October 3. Clarence
i5eadenkopf and Charles G. Brown saw
Mr. Baird on. The latter two are now
the guests of J. w Bratten. IA New
MISS Mary B. Powick has returned
from a months stay in Greensburg and
Columbia, Pa. . 'N'1O
Miss Emily r. Toulson ia snanding
several days in Philadelphia
The Rev. c. w. PretAvman nasto,. !,
oIandyWlne M. =. Church, and family
como. -'Vune ~
Alfred D Poole. president OF the
dame Protective Association: Fnader-
IeR y: kurtz and Clifford Pyle are gun- |
ming in Rehoboth. sun
Mr.. and Mrs. George w Groom ~
have been visiting in the city
Misses Ethel Boyce and Amanda
1nlllips' Of Seaford, are visiting viii
nlngton friends.
Miss Sallie Sem has been visiting
diss Rachel Thompson, in Newark.
1ora Warringon has returned 10 his
s, lone; IN seaford, after visn tol
rom Newark. -0uui iieu
,,. mrs: Esther Rees. OF Chesapealsal
l.y' is visiting Wilmington friends
Miss Edith Wilson has ret,,,.nod -
liddletown. -e'ur iieu 70
M Mrs, :. z. Dushane and Miss Flor
inc inc tsle, fs,r, ot chesapeake City, are Wis b
hester. 'Ae-A' yesterday in
Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George ADKINS - il
ttaaueiphla' \, spent yesterday ia this u
u Edgar Wilson and SON. Of cac,.eo \
Wh' nave been visiting in alhe city p
4nis. I ,. marx W. Cole, Of Dover. who = Z
Z 4, Jusl ietunned from Denver hasl r
en- visiting in 'the city. "'s =
David Ccnmell is spending two woai,s H.
IN relatives and friends in Naw D y l,
ives. - ie1'uhed 10 ID
ars .s.,s Green Davidson. Of Lewes is
urel ''''' neu 70
hiss Sue Mitchell has been vieitsn, !,
IS Mary Phillips, in Bethel nai !,
'lrs. |. Punnell Horsey, of ,-risaeld en-
q mas peen visiting friends here
Mss Rosa a. Freese and .Joqerib I, S2
,.5s1H q ~ were married by The Rev 70
i5.. ~ - 6iake. in Falkland. on We'd ce
,aay OF last week. ~ de
lrs: Henry 4. Miller. Of PbIladaI,,bs.
.ted friends here yesterday. ''''''' 90
llss claire Y. Biddle. of pbil,,loi ha
q was a visitor in This ciRy yesaer- 5sl ~
,5s.3,, ~ hlla McMullin and Miss Mary ~
nullin lhaye gone on a trfp To mn r.i
and Niagara Falls. sso s
iss Sadie Taylor. OF Chester y Ill m
g relatives 6ere. " VT "
'mes Spence, OF Kingston. on,.ario If
oeen visiting old friends in tbis I
rec
u.s. George c. Hall started todav ere,
Virginia, where SHE will visit a rela, airy
during the stay of DR. Ham IL diti
fornia. Aie'ii An voe
I. Lednum. who has for several
Deen associated with OpIebaE, n
ON q Co, Of Cleveland, as seeretas-y "
assistant manager Of their Phi,a- a,e
ma office. has resigned. ard Is now blnc
Crocker Bros, of New Y ork eitv