Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1902-09-12
Personal MENTION.

DR.. Walter L. Grier spent Sunday in
still Pond, Md.
Miss Elizabeth Richards is visiting
in Still Pond, Md.
Herman Wright, of Brooklyn, is in
Milford for a short visit.
RID. Grier and wife have been Wis
iting relatives in Milford.
Miss M. E. Wallace Will spend the
winter in Columbia, Tenn.
DR.. Geo. W. Marshall has been suf-
iering with stomach trouble.
Miss Edith Powell, of BIackbird, has
been visiting Capt. VIM. Walls.
Miss Leonora Moore. of Dover, spent
Sunday with Miss Lethia Joseph.
Mr.. R. H. Pierce is in Philadelphia
this week buying new fall goods.
James F. Baker, of Camden, N. j., is
he guest of DR.. James G. Stanton.
Miss Nellie Kim, of Wilmington, is
the guest of Miss Anna Kramlich.
Irving Adkins, wife and children,
are the guests of the Misses Adkins.
Mrs. Bessie Norris and children are
visiting her mother in Philadelphia.
Miss Georgia Pierce has accepted a
position in a library in Philadelphia.
Miss Hattie Latchum is visiting
friends in Philadelphia and Whining
ton.
VIM. E Deputy has been in the city
this week buying new fall and winter
goods.
Miss Linda r. Draper, who has been
visiting in Baltimore, has returned
home.
James w. Havelow, who has been
visiting in Philadelphia, has returned
home.
Samuel c. Evans, Jr., has been con
fined to his home this week with a Sc
we're cold.
Mrs. G. b. George Is in Philadelphia
this week looking after fall styles anC
buying goods.
Rev. S NJ. Morgan and wife returned
to Milford on Wednesday after a tw'
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Charlotte Lake, of Philadelphia
was the guest Of Rev. H L. Bunsteir
and wife this week.
DIR. ]. G. William and wife, Of Mil
ton, were the guests Of DR.. Joseph Wilt
bank on Monday last.
VIM. Cole returned to Philadel phi.
on Monday, where be is employed il
the commission business.
Miss Bessie Bailey has returned from
a three weeks visit with friends il
| Chester and Wilmington.
Mrs. Merit Warren has been visiting
in Camden, New Jersey, and in Penn
sylvania, for week past.
An impromptu dance was given b.
the young people of Milford in Armory
Hall Friday evening last.
Mrs. c. c. HeisIer, accompanied b,
her children Ronald and Ruth, returned
to PHILADELPHIA on Saturday.
Mrs. Cornelia Blocksom, who ha
been spending the summer in Milford
has returned to Wilmington.
Mrs. Joseph Wiltbank was called t
Camden, N. j., on Thursday last OIL
account of the illness of her father.
S. J. Abbott, who was taken to tn
hospital last Monday by DR.. Geo. W
Marshall, is now considerable better.
Orion Smith, who is employed il
Georgeton, spent Sunday in Milford be
fore going to Camp Smythe with Com
pany B.
Harry Refs, who has been attendin
school in Wilmington, was compeIle
to return home on Tuesday last on a
count Of illness.
Miss Lille Robinson and Mrs. Ann
Warrington, who have been visitin
relatives in Milford, returned to Phil
delphia on Saturday.
Herbert Dixie has taken charge
the business of the Adams Expre
Company in Milford during the al
sence Of Capt. Edward Lank.
! Messrs. Charles Short and Georl
Mumford, of Camden, N. j., who hav
been the guests Of Master James Stai
ton, returned home this week.
Mrs. Harry L. Grier and Hon. JOB
D w. Causey, who are suffering from t
# phoid fever, and are under the care
/. DR.. James G. Stanton, are slightly be
g ter.
i Mrs. A. A. Frauanhaim, Miss NJ.
Moorhead, and Mr.. Frank Dietrich,
3 Pittsburgh. Pa, are visiting at Il
5 home Of the latter's brother, Mr..
d Dietrich, on South Walnut street.