Evening journal., 1892-05-21
YOUNG rEopln AND SURPRISES.
Tie Festive Birthday Brings Much Hap
pinoss-The Evening Journals" Popu-
Iariiy in MIN Greek.

FAUKLANp, May 2i-A birthday party I
was rendered Miss Mary Weich a few
evenings ago Her many friends gath
cred at her home early I'm the evening de- /
spite the condition of the public roads.
which were miserable. owing to three
thunder storms Dancing was the pwn
cipal amusement and the occasion passed
very pleasantly During intermission re-
freshments were served In album
dance, after which the guests
repaired to their respective homes
Several Wilmingtonians were present, as
were many others from the nearby
towns Among those present were
Misses Abigail WEIGH, Emma Logan,
Mary WEIGH, Mamie Duross. Emma Men
ger, Lizzie Ferguson. BERTHE Allcorn, Eva
Hanna. Blanche Levin Ida Hanna. Flor
euce ROsalin. Katie ConnOr, Mrs. Wilmot
Springer Mrs John Connor. jeremiah
Touhey James Lehano John Connor,
I William Ward Daniel Connor. James
Touhoy Daniel Duross George Middle.
tom. Bernard Duross. Matthew Ralston.
Winfield Speakman. Samuel Sowden
Samuel Chandler. George Hayes Harvey
Williams. Richard Doody Grant Allcom,
Wilmoi Springer. James Easthurn, Harry
/ Lenderman James Mitchell and John ~
! Mullins
The Wavcrly Track Association win
hold iis formal opening neNt Thursday
/ The principal feature win be the racing
( which is divided into classes of 300, .. %
/ 231 running race and "a free for all,
/ The grounds. ON which has been built
/ grand stand. will Doe opened i'm the after
noon at l3O o'clock Farmers are the
principal stockholders iu the association
and as q matter of course they will have
maay of their fast horses entered iu tho
races In addition to these the Ulrich
/ Stock Farm of Newark viii Doe repro
sentod ass wen as Evan Lewis of the same
place Robert Morrison of Coochs
/ Bridge. the owner of May, whose record
is 221 viii be seen ON the track along
with Mr. Kelley and other well known
trimcn 10 is expected that at least
o. 900 persons viii see the contests
George n Robinson formerly president
| of the Falkland Lycum was united
10 Che bonds of malrimony 10 Miss
Florence A Gregg at the parsonage
of the Red Clay Greek Presbyterian
Church on Tuesday bX. Rev. John ID
Blake The bride and groom wilt reside
n Baltimore
William Robinson who wa, killed at
ai C0nshohockcn Pa to-day The pail
bearers William r. Stmmcl Joseph Is.
Adams. Lewis Sassc William H. Fair
lamb. g. E Woods aud Joshua Wood.
arc members of Wilmington Lodge NO.
4 A. %. U W. of which Mr. Robinson
/ was member Mr. Robinson Is very
Smuch missed by line residents of Marshall
TOM ass he was well Thought of thcn
and was ana able superintendent
/ Among thuse who attended the funeral
I from Marshullt0n were. john r. Bring
hnrsi and wife N Hazleton and wife
, William Hriee- Andrew WilliHn. iohi
nrozier William parviu william rark
liii l"nn Gnnn"u. huciI Russell su,
William rrufh-r-.
The willow Hee that was blown across
| the public road between the station and
Bmndywihe Springs by the heavy wind
of May l3. remains in "a very treacherous
position The road commissioners. it is
hoped, viii see that this obstruction i.
removed before some one is injured fol
which the county would have TO bear the
burden of a law suit AS 10 Is young
man had his carriage badly broken by the
/ heavy limbs that extend OVEN the road
which were partly cut of on the morning
of May a.
While returning home ON Thursday
evening one of the horses attached To- d
fmm wagon belonging 60 farmer ai
Greenbank became unable Go climb tn,
( hin at that place. and was compelled tt
i lie down The animal rolled into tn,
/ gutter while the other was detached
! from the wagon, the farmer leaving the
R second horse remain where it had rolled
and there it was found yesterday morn
j | ing i'm q critical condition No effort haC
e | been made TO remove It,
John T. Allcon. the butcher. has hat
D new house and store and barn erecte,
lat MarshalltOn by Contractor Thoma
OROurke He viii run n large grocer,
=. In connection with the meat business
. He removed into his new home on Wed
nesdav and has had his store stockel
I, with an the necessaries usually found II
- % country grocery. A telephone ha
J. been placed i'm his store and large Wagon
scales have been erected along side %
d the building
The Republican voters of Mill Crecl
hundred win be the first TO east votes "a
the now polling places. lately established
q on MAY 2S when the primary n0mina
ti0ns of that party viii take place TN
Democrats viii not get "a chance 90 vot
. until june 4. The campaign work in tina
| hundred ls waxing warm ANA no Q0uu
Z. the best men of each party VIII bo chosen
4 DR. L. H. Ball has accepted an invita-
p. ti0n to participate i'm the Sons of Della
=, ware housewarming i'm Philadelphia o
May 81
George Allcorn has removed to th
farm owned by Hugh Stewart, which
81 will manage during the next year
A horse belonging TO Mrs. Anna N
le Lyman became entanglcd i'm its stable
few evening ago, seriously iniurng itsol
h The new carriage house which has bee
y under construction for DIR. L. H. Bal
e was finished yesterday
y Two well-SnOwn wheelmcn of WI
e mington have arranged with two loci
players, TO play number of games
ie pool for supremacy at the Brandywin
S. Springs Hotel TO take place In the nes
future.
ne The changes made by the schedule q
pc the Baltimore and Ohio railroad whic
it takes effect tomorrow. DO not vary froi
le the old schedule with these exceptions
u the train that formerly arrived at III
li M. viii leave three minutes earlier. N
Gu 3.11p m. twelve minutes later and tl
'e 5.30 D. m two minutes earlier ThrJ
=. trains viii run each way on Sunday
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