Evening journal., 1889-08-21
NOTES FROM NEW CASTLE.
The EVENTS OF A DAY IN a
QUIET TOWN.

Reward offered for the Recovery of the
Body of Frank Litienger-fersonai
Gossip and Comment.
special correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. August 2l.-William
Hoffman of the jefferson House went to
Delaware City and Salem, n. j., to put
sup posters offering $40 reward for the re-
coverv Of the body of Frank Litlenger,
the vounp man who was drowned off OF
the fishing excursion on Saturday night.
The gentlemen who we're with him that
evening have decided to give him first
class burial and funeral If the body is
found. They are very much worried oyer
the affair,
The quarantine tug Visitor Of Thurlow
stopped at this city yesterday. she hao
on board DR.. Bruster, the quarantine
physician and several other quaratine
Officers. They went from here to Angus
tine Pier. ,,u,
The tug Eva Belle Cain OF Philadel-
phia lay in harbor here last evening
Mr. Hudson, foreman OF the hiVersiue
rolling mills purchased bay mare AZ
sale At Hare's Corner yesterday Tor *ifo
At a meeting Of the Seminole Oornet
Band last week, Hugh McOaugnan
was elected its leader. William Whloe-
lock is the retiring leader.
Fred shaw will open furniture store
in one Of the stores under the n Oh r.
Hall.
Herman Padberg has sold his valuable
brown mare.
Bred Miller. Edward McCassin and a
few other employees Of the Delaware IRON
Works were overcome with the heap
while at work yesterday.
Glow badly I've fooled you this sum-
mer said Frank Pinkerton, the propri-
etor OF the Gilpin House, TO the EVENING
JouRNAI. reporter last evening. I've
been away this summer to Long Branch,
Ocean Grove. Brandywine Summit Camp
and other places. Better late thah
never Mr. Pinkerton.
Misses Flora and Nora Lunt Of this city
visited in Wilmington Yesterday.
Denny S Smith visited Wilmington
yesterday
Miss Annie Truss returned last even
ing from a short visit in Wilmington.
Miss Lila Pendleton of Chester, who
has been visiting Miss Annie Truss here
for several weeks, returned home yes
terday.
Miss Mamie and William Grimes re-
turned on the steamer Reybold last even
ing from a weeks visit to Camden, \. }.
Miss Clara Blackburn and visitor, Miss
Jennie Gunkill Of Warwick, Md, visited
in Wilmington yesterday.
Thomas +. Hanlon of Wilmington WAS
in the city yesterday.
Jones Pennell Of Wanamakers store,
Philadelphia, is spending week Win
his father. Joseph Pennell, In this city.
Edward Challenger. wife and daughter,
Miss Annie are spending week at
Ocean Grove.
Edward p. Challenger has returned
from weeks visit in Salem, N, j.
Mrs. + L. Wilson and daughter Bessie
are visiting Ocean Grove.
Thomas Atkinson Of Camden, n. j., Is
the quest Of Mrs. James Wilmot on
Market street
Thomas Truss and Thomas Doris re-
turned yesterday from fishing trip
down the bay.
A party composed Of the following
young ladies and gentlemen went tC
Bombay Hook 70 spend to day.
Misses Helen Wilmot, Lucy Frazer
Ella Cline, May Pedrick, Fred W
Worthington, Thomas Atkinson. Arthur
Whitelock and William Hudson They
went on the steamer Thomas Clyde.
Bernard Rodgers who has been ser
iously IN for the past month is slowly
improving.
Misses Ella Ferguson. Annie aud Sarah
Mitchell Of Amsterdam, n Y, are the
guests Of Mrs Joseph Dougherty Oh
Sixth steret
Miss Francis Beck Of Wilmington, has
been visiting Miss Anna Mahony on Mar
ket street.
The family Of Senator Gray are visit
ing r. @ Cooper on Water street.
Miss Josie and Essie Simpson Of Viii
mington. are visiting their uncle VII
liam Simpson. on Delaware street.
Warren Rodney Of. Annapolis, Md, /
the guest OF his cousin ueorge Rodney ol
Delaware street.
Mrs. g. l. Mckee is visiting her father
in-lsw near Stanton.
Miss Bessie Herbert is still visiting i
New York state.