Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17

few peaches are being shipped from
| Sussex county, but the choice fruit will
| not be on for about three or four weeks
| The Elbcrta variety, which will reach ma
| turity some time next month"; is expected
to command good prices in the city market
Early white potatoes are being dug and
they a re selling in the fields Mt 81 TO 81. so
| per basket. Some farmers are planting
late varieties Of potatoes for digging in
the autumn II is hoped here with the
good supply and the large acreage prices
next winter will be lower
Charles VanIcer, Seaford's talented
| musician, IL undergoing treatment in n
Baltimore hospital for throat trouble.
o. ID. Rhea and Thos V. Rhca, Jr.,
were in Milford, Yesterday, on business.
II. J. Dunbar of Wilmington made n
| business trip To Senford, Yesterday
Miss Florence Vincent of Galcstown,
Md, was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
ValIent Waller, part OF the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Good and son
Ralph, Of Coatsvlle, Pa, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Collins,
have returned home.
John ID. Stewart was in Philadelphia
the first Of the week purchasing material
for his iron foundry in North Seaford.
Mr.. Stewar- sill commence the manufact-
ure next eek Of sweet potato plows, for
which he has many orders booked.
Mr. and Mrs A. r. Ogden and family,
Of Philadelphia, have returned home after
spending week here with Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Allen Their daughter, Miss
Edna, will spend the remainder Of the
summer here with her aunt, Mrs. Allen.
Jesse Wainwright, an attendant at the
State Hospital, Farnhurst, spent
part Of the week with friends in town.
Mrs Huxton B Almond returned
after several weeks visit home with her
mother, Mrs. w H. Stevens.
Isaac Moore spent part of the week ~
Philadelphia with his daughter, Miss
Margaret Moore, who is under treatment
at the Samaritan hospital in that city
and is so much improved that she will bc
able to return home in a few weeks.
Mrs. Virgil Moore and children of
Denton, Md, have been spending the
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob West
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur f. Rawlins, of
Now York City. spent part Of the week
with his father, Rev Phillip II Rawlins-
Miss Ressie Dulaney, Of New York
CITY, is spending some timc here with
her parents Mr. and Mrs ]. 7 DIlanev.
Misses Helen Blades and Nora Dunn, Of
Cambridge Md. have been visiting Miss
Agnes BLADES, Of Near town
Phillip J + Rawlns. son Of Mr.. md
Mrs Thomas y Rawlins, this town,
has accepted position with the Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad Co. Broad street station,
Philadelphia, in the valuation depart
ment
John r Wright and family and Frank
J Wacker and daughter Miss Katherine.
Of I}rooklvn New York are visiting +
] Baur. aPolk Island Farm" near town
MIR and Mrs Oscar Peterson returned
10 their home IN Glenolden, Pa. this
week after a two weeks visit here with
relatives and were accompanied home
by Mrs Peterson's niece, Miss Iottic
Moore
Miss Madeline Lord and guest, Miss
Tallcy, have returned from weeks VISIT
with Mrs Kellar. at Princess Anne. Md
Miss Sarah Rawlins entertained At
cards Friday afternoon in honor of her
week k-end guest, Miss Frances Jones, At
Georgetown
Miss Allce r. Galway, Of Atchfnsce.
Kansas. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
L. B Cannon
The annual summer outing Of St
Iuke's + Il Sunday school viii be given
"Wednesday, July u. The place chosen ls
Ocean City, Md.