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The Florida star., 1902-08-08
TTUSVILLE, FLA. FRIDAY, AUGUST s, 1902

Mr.. S. \. Gladwin has Just returned
home from Sebastian, having completed
his work there on the new ice factory.
Mr.. r. L. Motlow was called to Ten
nessee yesterday by the sad news of his
wife being worse. We hope for better
news on his arrival there.
Sheriff Brown arrested a negro at Fort
Pierce Wednesday by the name of Jim
Williams, who is wanted by Sheriff Tur-
ner, of NOlusia county, and brought him
here to await the arrival of -Nolusia
county officer.
Messrs. t. b. Lanier, supervisor of reg
istration of Lake county; }. B. Gaines. of
Leesburg; Attorney c. w. Stevens, of
Tampa, and E. c. Love, of Leesburg, az
rived here yesterday on legal business be-
fore Judge Jones.
Mr.. q. L. Mandaville has purchased
the jewelry business of III. T. Whaler at
this place, and will largely increase the
stock of goods. He will also look after
the watch inspection business here for
Mr.. Whaler. We wish him success in
his new venture. See ad. on Sth page.
Little James Cooper Tye, the. five
months-old son of Judge and Mrs. Tye, of
Williamsburg, Ky, died on the 18th inst
of brain fever. 1t will be remembered
that Mrs. Tye was formerly Miss Stella
Tucker daughter of Mr. w. J. Tucker, of
Fort Pierce, and many Indian river
friends will deeply sympathize with the
parents in their affiiction.
STATIONERY.-We have just re-
ceived new line. Tablets to zoe ;
box Paper 10 to soc. Wilson & Son.
We learn that Carpenter &. Collins in
tend to locate their shooting gallery and
fruit stand in Miami if not disposed Of
here. During jubilee week Mr.. Carpen-
ter met his mother and sisters in Miami
after an absence of Is years, and it was a
happy reunion for them all. Since leav-
ing home he has travelled all over the
globe. For the past five months he has
been engaged in business here which has
proved profitable. He has made many
friends by his straight forward, energetic
efforts and accommodating ways, who re-
gret to have him leave, but under the
circumstances feel that he is fully war
ranted i'll doing so, and their best wishes
for his success will 90 with him.
The Florida star., 1902-08-08
Breyard at the State Fair.
Editor of The Florida Star.

Editor of The Florida Star
TIE STAR has frequently called public
attention To the Importance Of making a
good Brevard county exhibit at the state
fair TO be held at Lake City in November
We note with pleasure that at the last
meeting of the board of county commits
siOners they made an appropriation for
this purpose, and appointed Mr.. G. L.
McCarty as commissioner for Brevard
county. This assures active work, and is
a well meriIed recognition of the unpaid
services of Mr.. McCarty at last years
fair. We are sure the people of this
county will approve of tins matter, and
that much good will be done
If the citizens Of the county will CO.
operate heartily with their commissioner,
Brevard county will have an exhibit that
will be surprise to outsiders and credit
to herself.
The Florida star., 1902-08-08
Political Notice.

In accordance with the call of the state
executive committee, the second primary
is hereby ordered in and for Brcvard
county, Florida, to decide the contest as
between Jefferson b. Browne and Henry
r. Day for railroad commissioner.
The same inspectors ara clerks that
held the election Of July 18th are hereby
requested Ia act a. Inspectors and clerks
81 this coming primary, H. be held on
Tuesday, August I2th, tire election t. be
held in th, manner before prescribed. As
far a. possible 4 poll lit Viii be- furnished
the INSPECTORS. All thos. vino voted III
the Iasu primary are entitled t. vote in
this.
The executive committee viii pay all
expense connected with the service. A.
heretofore the inspectors viii choose one
OF their number to take th,. ballot box t.
the county CLERK office 10 bc delivered
there on or before noon OF Monday, tine
18th day Of August.
The executive cUmnlIttcc, ur such of
them a can conveniently do -, will
meet AT TitusviIe Oh Monday, the 18th
of August 10 canvass the Vote that may
be cast in this primary.
As regards our county officers, r.. c.
>uumcriin. 81, having withdrawn from
tine contest a. candidate Tor fish and game
warden, certificate of nomination will
be given t. the plurality candidate, Thos.
4. Robinson.
IL cast. ii contest for member Of school
board, ". {. Braddock, 81, haying failed
to pay the assessment imposed, a certiii-
cate oi nomination will be given K. y.
Andrews, the plurality candidate.
W. l.. HUGHLETT,
Chairman.
The Florida star., 1902-08-08
Democratic Committee Call.

To the Members of the Democratic Executive
Committee of Brevard Coonty:
\ meeting of the Democratic Executive
Committee of Brevard county will be
held at the court house in TituSvile on
the 18th day of August, \. -. 1902, for
the purpose of effecting a permanent or
ganizatiOn, and the consideration of such
other business as may I've necessary. \
full attendance is requested.
Il. H. WILSON,
Committeeman for County AT Large.
The Florida star., 1902-08-08
A CARD.

TTUSvILLE, FLA., Aug. 18th, 1902.
To NY Democratic Friends in Brevard Coun-
ty, Florida:
| tender you my sincere thanks for your
generous support in the primary election
on July 18th, 1902. Coming from the
source it did-''the people u appreciate
it all the more. Yours most truly,
JuHN HENRY.
The Florida star., 1902-08-08
GARDENERS SPECIALS.

Monday only, HOyts DC. Cologne, 4c.
Monday only, Lonsdale Muslin, y! yds Il.
Monday only, IOc. India Linon, 81.
Monday only, 55c. Crumb Trays, BIC.
Monday only, l5c. Black Lawn, l2c.
Monday only, 25c. Dimities, lie.
CHS. 4. GARDNEE. Titnsville, Fla.
The Florida star., 1902-08-08
Notice..

There will be a general meeting of the
Good Roads association At the Jensen
town hall at , p. m. on Saturday, August
9th, 1902. Everyone is cordially invited
to attend, as at this meeting business will
be transacted that will affect all. 1t is
important that you come and have a
voice In the proceedings, not stay at home
and find fault afterwards because things
gs0xe not arranged to suit you. - .
c. h. RAcEY,
The Florida star., 1902-08-08
WANTED-A NAME.

We will give SIS for the best name
suggested for our palmetto, a soda
water preparation containing pal
metto, phosphates and pepsin. Some
thing short and suggestive to Pal
metto. Contest closes August 10th.
Wilson & Son.
The Florida star., 1902-08-08
CYPRESS LATH.

We have a few hundred thousand cy-
press lath suitable for pineapple sheds to
offer.
Order early, as there are very few hath
on the market.
EAST COAsT LUMBER AND SUPPLY Co,
Eau Gallie. Fla
The Florida star., 1902-08-08
CYPRESS BOAT LUMBER.

Just received carload OF Cypress mm-
ber, all widths to 20 inches, and all
lengths to 20 feet.
EAST COAST LUMBER x SUPrIN Co.,
Eau Galhe, Fla.
The Florida star., 1902-08-08
FOR SALE.

The S-ton Sloop Matte H., of st. Au-
gustine. Fine set of sails, and boat is in
good order. Is fine cruising or freight
boat. Write A. L. LANE, Stuart-on,the-
St. Lucie, Fla.
The Florida star., 1902-08-08
Printer Wanted!

good, steady news compositOr can
secure permanent position in this office
Address THE STAR,
'Titnsville, Fla
The Florida star., 1902-08-08
LAND FOR SALE.

Forty-acre tract Of land fronting on St.
Lucie river, about mile and half from
Jensen station. Particularly well adapted
to growing pines. Some Improvements
on the place. Fronts on the county road
on the north. For furt' a. sNmation
,apd price, address j. .EEtnsa
The Florida star., 1902-08-08
MIANCs MOTOR WORKS.

Marine and Stationary Gas Engines.
GSar Need. Agency, ROseland, Florida.
launches for sale, -,
The Florida star., 1902-08-08

STATIONERY have Just re-
ceived a new line. Tablets 5 to 2Oc.;
box Paper 10 to soc. Wilson & Son.
The Florida star., 1902-08-08

Continued on page ).
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-06-12
The Coaster Express

is not tov wagon, but servicable vchi-
Gle for sturdy boys, as useful as wheelbarrow
and as strong and durable in proportion as the
best made farm wagon on earth 1t is cheap.
Buy the boy one, and he will save its cost in
work, and have whole lot Of fun with il be-
sides.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-06-12
ONE DEAD, SEVERAL WOUNDED.
Gang of ST. Paul Italians Charged
With Murder

vEleii VioiNSis
st. Paul, June 10.-Dell Roberg,
$50 Concord street, died at the city
hospital at 4 a. M, the result Of inju-
ries received in a riot in front of the
abandoned Great Western passenger
depot, Page and Concord streets, Sun
day evening. N. Narcotic, 706 Ramsey
street, Minneapolis, lies seriously
wounded at his home, with charge of
shot in his arms and chest. Fred Way
man, 556 Concord street, is at the city
hospital, with a bullet wound in the
abdomen. Joseph st. Dora will lose
the sight of his left eye.
Narcotic and Roberg, with their
wives, and Wayman passed the place,
returning from a picnic, at o'clock.
They claim that the women were in
suited by number of Italians. This
was resented by the men, and the
Italians are said to have begun the
shooting. Eight shots, and possibly
ten, were fired, and the twenty Italians
on the spot scattered in all directions.
Roberg, who seemed the least wound
ed of any, notified the Ducas station,
and a wagon and detail from that sta
ton went to the scene. The wounded
men were removed to the city hospital.
and after six hours work, seventeen of
the Italians were placed behind the
bars at the Central station The Ital-
ians were caught in the woods and
some at South st. Paul.
Tony Santaro and Louis Vantral, two
of the men arrested, admit their part
in the shooting. They claim that they
were drinking all day, and when the
Roberg party came in view they (the
Italians) were dancing some wild
dance. The Roberg people Knocked
them and when the Italians replied in
kind, Roberg and Wayman are said to
have drawn revolvers.
After they fired the Italians ran into
the depot and got their weapons and
began a fuSiIade
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-06-12
ROBBED OF THEIR. JEWEERY.
French Noblemen, Stopping in New
York, Visited by Burglars.


York, Visited by Burglars.
New York, June 10.-Robbers en-
tered the apartments of two wealthy
Frenchmen, Baron Jacques Meyronnet
de Saint-Marc and Baron Andre de
Neuf1iZe, at Is West Forty-sixth street,
and secured jewelry valued at more
than $4,000.
My things" said Baron Saint Marc,
were quite valuable intrinsically, but
much more than mere money to me for
their historic and family associations.
A chain alone that was stolen has been
in my family since 1859 and is the
heritage of the oldest son. If neces-
sary l will pay $4,000 for its return"
Both French noblemen have been in
New York through the winter. Baron
Neufiize is here studying the methods
of New York banking, preparatory to
entering his fathers banking house in
Paris. Baron Saint-Marc is on his way
around the world.
A week ago they left New York for a
flying trip to Detroit to attend the we'd
ding of a friend. When they returned
they found the apartments had been
rif1ed
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-06-12
Water Famine at Hong Kong.

San Francisco, June 10.-The Pacific
Mail steamship City of Picking arrived
during the night from the Orient,
bringing news of water famine in
Hong Kong The wells of the city
have run dry and in order to supply the
city with water tugs were kept running
between the city and the mainland.
The officers of the Peking state that
the drouth affected the Chinese most.
" at the time the vessel left.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-06-12
Beers Surrender Rifles.

London. June 10.-Lord Kitchener
in dispatch from Pretoria, announced
the surrender on Saturday and Sunday
of $500 rifles, of which AS were hand
ed in by Cape Colony rebels. The re
mainder were principally from General
Dewet's men. The British commander
adds that the cheers given by the
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-06-12
COUPLE or DESPERATE PRISON
.ERs ESCAPE FROM THE ORE
CON PENITENTIARY.
HAD RIFLES AND REvOLvERs
Trio of Guards Shot Down and Pris-
oner Wounded Before the Mutinous
Convicts Secure Their Freedom.
Have Been Located in the Woods by
Posse of Forty Men and Battle
Is Expected.

Salem, Ore, June 10.-Two desperate
prisoners, Harry Tracy, sentenced 20
twenty years. and David Merrill, a
thirteen-y ear-man, serving sentences
for assault and robbery committed in
Multnomah county, escaped from the
penitentiary during the morning after
killing three guards, Frank Ferrell,
S. r. Jones and Ben Tiffany.
The prisoners had just marched into
the foundry for work at a. m. when
Tracy appeared suddenly with a rifle,
shot Guard Terrell, killing him almost
instantly. Ingram, a life prisoner, at
tempted to take the rifle from Tracy,
when Merrill shot Ingram through the
leg, Other prisoners, forced at the
point of pistol, permitted the two
men to climb a ladder to the wall.
Getting outside they shot Guard Jones
at a distance of $50 yards. Guard Tiff
fanny, after being wounded, jumped off
the fence and followed the men, shoot
ing at them until they killed him. The
prisoners then escaped into the woods.
A posse of forty men is out after the
prisoners and has them located in the
woods. A battle is expected. The
posse is headed by Sheriff Durbin,
Sheriff-elect Goliath and several Of
ficers from the prison. The prisoners
are armed with two rifles and two re-
volvers. The arms are believed to
have been thrown over the stockade
Sunday night by friends among excur-
sionists who came from Portland.
Ingram, the wounded prisoner, was
sentenced from Linn county for killing
his brother in 1891.
Evening journal., 1902-10-25
GOOD PROGRAM
IN HIGH SCHOOL
Bishop Andrews to Preach in
New Castle on Novem-
Der ?
Special TO The 1vening Journal

New Castle Oct. 25.-lhe following
program was rendered in the High
School yesterday afternoon: Reading.
Robert McFarlin; composition, The
Coal Strike" Gsorge Duffy; reading,
"Ihe SpgCpendykes, Mary Sullivan;
composition, ''rhe Coal Strike" Lucy
Morrison: reading. "rhe Fox and the
Rabbit" ANNA WinslOw; composition,
THE Coal Strike" Ednah Hammell;
composition, The Coal Strike Ellen
Gravel; reading; "Lulu's Complaint
Helen Hance; composition, School
Manners" Helen Mahoney; reading,
'lBngllsh Deliberation," Anna Whit
took: composition, "The Coal Strike, ="
Emily Frazer; reading, Florence
Nightingale, olivia Lank; song, Carrie
Clewell. composition, ''lhs Coal
Strike" Elsie Stewart; reading, How
Coal is Made. Irma Mcdaniel; compo-
siton, School Manners" Carrie Clew-
ell: reading. Saving Mother" Eugenia
Knause; composition, THE Coal
Strike" Mary Morrison reading, How
Girls Study Lillian Montgomery;
reading, Employing a Typewriter,
Rachel Whittock; cOmosiiion, "lha
Coal Strike" John Foster; composition
"TheCoal Strike, Mamie Rodgers; read
ing. Little Tommy's First Smoke,
Evan Lancaster; composition 'Ihe
Coay Strikel," Mamie Rodgers; read
ing, sMr. Coudle's Second Wife Esthei
Kirby; song, Mary Sullivan, Essi'
Kirby. Carrie Clewell.
Bishop Edward G.. Andrews, ID. ID.
will preach in the NJ. 70. Church ON Sum
day morning, November 2, at lO.SI
O'Clock
Henry Stradley and Emily Reed, o
State Road, We're married on THURSDAY
} night In Wilmington They will reside
/, in Chester.
John Shearer has finished repairs t
ghe roofs of the High School, and Mr.
Maguire has completed the painting.
The primary department of the M. 70
, Church has measured its floor for new
carpet.
Presiding Elder Watt preached an in
II teresting sermon at the NJ. 70. Churcl
last night.
There is rejoicing in at least two New
4 Castle families. Yesterday two daugh
ters were born to Mr. and Mrs. L. r
Eliason and TO Mr.. and Mrs. John 7
Jacobs.
Thieves tried TO enter the house o
William Morrison on Thursday even
/ ing. but were scare off.
A number of people from this city at
tended the funeral of Elder Ritten
house, OF State Road.
Mrs. Rhoda Eckles is the guest OF he
son, John r. StoOps.
Evening journal., 1902-10-25
PROPOSALS

ID ROPOSALS. Sealed propo. ais VIII be
L received by the Trustees of the Poor
OF New Castle county until 10 O'Clock a.
m. on We incsday. octobcc % 1902 for
supplying New castle County Ho splal|
from Octobar 20 20 @lc last Wednt sd y in
Jannory. 1903 WI "a nCcf. mutton. br,ad,
rrocerl dry goods. shoes. tobacco, caf-
pm slippers drug and ms diciues Pid-
dcfs on shoe s., Shippers. lob lCcl ana dry
ioVds Ma be ecu rcd to furnish m
pls- Bids for beef W. fc by The quar-
Ter IN prup0rtlol OF enc hlnd-Qualttr TO
three tore-quartors. cut of cattle WE'LL
latteu. and dressing not less than SO
pounds. idds for mutton will be on fore
quaMers OF eight ribs My. Elds for gro
series and drugs VIII be on ihe various
kinds a mel on the schedule, and must
be OF tn best quality. Bids will also bc
r g. Tor surplyng the hosp tai with
cieamery utter delivered IN such guam
tlltS as the surCidntc dent may dtiect
All lids 70 be- CreCt q to the Trustees
O. the i, or. No lid Will be received un-
less ln accordance with The above
or an he's II
V Is further agreed that In sase of fail-
ufe on tie part OF The bidder to furnish
any on these articles On accordance with
tFe sltclucatpns. thn- the super utendt nj
4, ihoi .zed to purchqsc such articles m
lne open market and the BIDDER hereby
"kftci 10 pay FOR the same
7. FRANK p1 ACNBTRN,
'-'-o- Supf rintcniont
Evening journal., 1902-10-25
POMONA GRANGE ELECTS
Adopts Resolution Favoring Higher
Education of Women

Dover, Oct 25.-PomoDa Grange, Of
Kent county, representing all the
oranges, convened at FELTON, and elect
ed these officers: Master, j. w. Killen,
OF Feltone overseer, u. c. Brown, Of
Camden; lecturer; Yam Phou Lee. of
Lincoln; steward, e. II. Salisbury, Of
Fruitland; assistant steward j. NJ
Huntley, of Dover; chaplain, George NJ
Bastian. Of Magnolia; secretary. II. G..
Richerdson; lady assistant steward,
Mrs. J. M. Huntley, OF Dover; Pomona,
Mrs. J. w. Killen.
Resolutions were adopted approving
OF the work of the State Board of Agri-
cultuae and favoring an appropriation
of $4,000 for next year to allow sur
vey of the entire State for the location
Of San jose scale and the complete ccn-
troll Of peach yellows. Resolutions
were also adopted favoring the higher
education of women and urging the APP
pointment of a permanent tariff coil
mission to revise the revenues Of the
country as necessity suggested.
Evening journal., 1902-10-25
saERIFF'S SALES

- itERlff"s sALE.-BY VIRTUE Oie
- WRIT OF LNar Facias,
~ me dirtrted, wul be exposed 10 public
sale, az the Court House. on Market str,ot
between Tenth and Eleventh streets. an
lne chy OF Wilmington New Castle
county, State Of Delaware.
ON FRIDAY.
TIE 3lst DAY OF OCTOBER, lg0..
At 10 O'Clock, a. m,
the fol Owing det crlted real csta. e. viz:
All that certaAn lot, ldtce or parcel Of
land with ihe buildings thereon erected,
situate in the city, county and = a e
afore a.d. and more particularly bounged
ana described a. 10 lows. 20 witi
ke1lnnng al conner formed ny the
iuierst ct.t n &c fhe stuthealy sids Of
li nth trt ct with thE Das.trly side oi
Harrison street. thence casteriy al0pe
said slice Of lei h b sire nfty eer 10 a
corner ther ce southtr and parail
~ffh Hafrison trcat W ufy-twO cet "a
the house on this Tot ana the house on the
lot adiclrirg on tie 'Cuih; thence west
erty and parallel With Eighth street ard
through The csnIe ~ said rar y wal
fifty fcft 10 sat- eqH.erly de- of Harr
son street and thencs thereby northerly
twenty-five fc-t TO ihc pia'e ~ becir'
nir~ b. The co1tents thereof vhli tn ,
may
seized and taken IN execution as the
prcncrty II Wilam j. Alexander anc
Feulah A Alcx7rdar. hi wife laNf TT
Wells and Afhella n Wells. his wife
mortgagors and fs.. and 90 lie sold by
SARfTiFr a MCDANIEL. sheriff.
eh~rin's Onlee. Wilmington. Delaware
0cfoher l5 1902
ViTs3m Aiexaed1r and wife ave moth.
mg to do with above property.
Evening journal., 1902-10-25
sHERIFF's SALES

- HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
- writ of LcvlIi Facias, 10 me d.
recteu, VIII be exposed 10 pubic sale, at
tho tour. House, ON Market street, be-
clty o. Warrington, New Castle county.
state of Dclaware,
ON SATURDAY,
THE -5th DAY or OCTOBER 1902,
Al 10 O'Clock. a. m,
inc following de- cribed real estate, viz:
All th.u, certain DOT. piece or parcel OF
land, situate in the city Of NW,m ngtOn,
utsciiDed as follows, 10 Wit
besinnlng az point on the n1rtherly
slue iCummcrce street (at sixty feet
Wade) at he distance Of three hdndro d
ieei enstcrly from the casteriy side of
1hilslanA avenue az corner OF land Of
the delaware and Western Railroad Cnb-
nany's land .theaCc n0fthcly and parallel
With ChrEtHna avenue three hundred
ana fifty feet. moro or less, TO The top OF
the bank u the Chilstiaun river; thence
Gown saiu iivcr bank and bhd.rg there
with to pcirt on said iiver bank at the
distance OF seven hundred fcet bv a line
measured at light angles from he fir
described line, thence southerly parallel
with Chrsitiena avenue three hunor 9
and teuty-sdX feet and three inches tC
the said northerly side of Commerce
street, anl thence thereby westerly sever
hundred feet 10 the place OF tcg.nning. bs
tho contents within add hounds what
it may. Including also I'm tho above dc
outside the bark Of soa1 iivcr TO low
water mark fn front thereof
Seized and taken In execution as th,
property Of the Wilmington Ice and Goa
Company. z corporation under the law
OF Del7ware and TO be sold hs
SAMUEL A. MCDANIEL. sheriff
sherin's oniee. Wilmington, Delaware
october 3, 1902. a.4
Evening journal., 1902-10-25

IN THE MATTER OF THE REAL Es-
TATE OF Thomas ii. sharpe, de-
ceased
In chancery. New Castle County. Cause
OF Partition.
In pursuance OF an order Of the Chan
cellOr In the above cause. made at the
March Z rm. 1902 all persons having any
liens affecting tho interest or estate OF
sarah S. lure Emma Sharpe. Henry
Dure sharpe. Wallace Stroup SHARPE.
Jcssf Sharpe Thomas S. Kemp Thomas s
A. sharpe. Emma sharpe RYAN, Edh h
Matild9 Sharpe Caroline sharpe and AL
len T.. Sharpe. OF ether OF them I'm TIE
lands and premises 10 which said eau q
relates are hereby notified TO file n peti-
tinn sctting forth the uDture and amount
OF he am Ga tho Office Of tho Roeistor
IN Chancerv. FOR New Castle county. ten
day befora thu third day Of Novemher.
4 ID. 1892 and to appear and rove said
Ac1 or Hens.
EN AMIN rTFLDS Trustee.
Wiimineton, Del. October i6 1902.
Evening journal., 1902-10-25
MET WITH A SERIOUS ACCIDENT
Young Milford Carpenter Injuries
Himselt--Doings There m
Social Way
Special TO The EvNrlng Journal.

Special to the E~nnlng Journal.
Milford, Oct. 24.-While working on
the residence Of Mrs. Anna Causey,
John Vreeland Wednesday, by the slip
ping of hatchet, gashed his hand so
severely that several stitches were
necessary to close the wound.
In a street bIawl between Edward
'Wolford and David Van, both colored,
Wednesday, the latter wasbadiy bruised
and beaten. Van poses as a good
man." but his opponent, generally
known as a 'ladies' man" proved his
victor
The Milford Buchre Club was en-
tertained by Mrs S. J.. Abbott and Mrs.
B. p. Burns at the home of the former
Wednesday evening.
Mrs Allen Jones entertained three
tables of whist on Wednesday evening.
Refreshments were served by her
daughter. Emily Jones, and little Mil
dred Truitt. both in picturesque cos
tunes of half a century ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Long spent
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Marshall,
in North Front street
Mrs. L. ID. Caull1 has returned after
a visit Of several days in Wilmington.
Miss May L. Billings, who has been
in at her home in Carlisle, Pa, has re-
turned
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Prettyman have
gone to New York city for n three
months stay.
Charles ID. Abbott OF the firm. c. d.
Abbott & company. has returned from
I n lffafnncc trim to ewes Del
Misses Edna and May Barker are at
tending the Christian Endeavor Com
vention in Georgetown.
Mrs. Annie Williams has gone tc
/ Philadelphia for the winter.