The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-20
NEW CASTLE NEWS
Pleasant Party Given In Honor
of a Guest.
ASSESSOR HUNTER TO SIT.


NEW SAsilh. Juuuhfy SU."-6Omd time
ago 1t was stated that a movement
was on loot TO have canning factory
erected on the Buttonwoods. The
adyisability OF such movement was
considered by some not to he OF much
oonsequen. ceas the farmers would not
be benefited much.
committe OF nine gentlemen who
met ut Chestertown, Md, has decided
That IL was the general sense OF the
meeting that tomatoes would nav
both landlord and tenant better tn an
wheat or corn ut present prices. the
ldndlord to furnish one half OF both
baskets and fertilizer. The nine far
mers received over $40 an acre on an
average. Where have we many wheat
and corn tracts paying the same
money! Mlddletown this week has
determined to have tomato factory
next year and the farmers in tho
neighborhood have signallzed their In
tention OF raising 260 acros OF toma-
toes for the firm and to receive W q
ton OF 1000 pounds.
Come. farmers of New Castle vi.
clnlty, stop a growing about he
times try and kill them. aud make a
move TO bring a factory here. 1t
would give employment for a few
months ut least to large number of
our people and 1t is work our people
want and not charity.
kGuEsr HoNoREp. 5--..
Miss Weapnie Rogers, an accom-
pltshed young lady OF Washington
y, G., who has been the guest of N ISIS
Name Carlin. OF Clayton street re.
turned to her home to-day. On Thurs.
day evening Miss Carln gave an even.
ing party In Miss Rogers honor.
Among those present from Philadel.
phis and Wilmington were William
Troy andMiss Ella Spruce. Charles Ellis
and Miss Carrie Boyd, Harry Rogers and
Miss Armitage Washington; John Ken
nedy and Miss Annie Iiauyerie, George
Irainor and Miss Hattie Davis. Joe
Payton and Miss Maggie Conner. Joe.
Frank and Miss Lizzie Nolan. From
New Castle, Miss Weannie Rogers,
Miss Name Carlin. Misses Mary Nc.
calm, Josie Fitzgerald. Annie Stack,
Mary Duffy. Sara McGus. Birdie Booth,
Name McGrory. Sarah V.DuTy, Maggie
ncCaughnn, Mary Farley. Mans Nc
Cue, Lizzie Harvey. Mrs. Mary
Sarlin. Ella Fitzgerald Mag
gI Carlin. Arthur Murray, John
Nc 1nnghan, James Logan, Phil.
sheridan, Frank Carlln, j. Harry
hihg. Otto Gurantoe. Samuel Daisy,
y, mm' Brynes and CIarance lmmson.
Inc Tune was spent very pleasantly in
dancing, the rendition OF vocal and in.
striimentai music and In playing
games. An abundance OF refreshments
were served. At an early hour ali re.
turned TO their homes feeling much
pleased with the evenings enjoyment
and Wishing Miss Rogers many happy
days. r'
WORLD skETcHER. 1919. ..
Two sketchers arrived here yester.
DAY and undertook to sketch everyone
VINO would give them 10 cents. One
of them claimed he was a sketcher Of
the New York World. He was nothing
but beat. He pretended to take a
side view OF the face but In not an In
stance did be get anything like an OK.
preston. and to make 1t worse he was
poth head strong and impairment One
person here paid him and then tore up
the miserable thing which was In.
tended Tor sketch Of himself, John
A.; walls got sketched too, and he looks
Ike his single tax friend OF New York,
Mr; Louis Post. 1t would be we'll TO
make such people pay license hare
ana then to be on the guard for such
Assessor William J. Hunter will alt
AZ the Mayors Office on next Monday
from 20 a. IN, 10 p. M. to hear ali az.
sessed ''o' no
After taking on number OF extra
men to keep the pumps going ali the
Tune, Inc injured schooner New Light.
proceeded on her way to Savannah.
Dave Wilson. now In Denver, Colo
rado. has secured a position on the
Denver Evening Sun.
Miss Nellie Faust. of Wilmington,
returned home Last evening after
spending week with her aunt, Mrs. j.
o. Roberts.
The regular monthly mestins of the
st, Peters I. A. b. Society will be- hold
to morrow. e'N
=, aev. ). b. Eaton will preach in the
III. +. Church to IN borrow,
pleasant evening dance was held
az tns residence Of Mr.. Asa Smith last
evening. '"'
Assessor John J.O'Hara OF Whining.
ION visited friends here yesterday.
Mr.o'hsra's fast horse attracted much
attention here yesterday.
A lew days ago William J. Gibbons.
prisoner In the jail was taken III and
the uoctor summoned. He was sick
only one day and night. the cause
OF lis sickness was that he swallowed
ms food In hurry and did not chew
Il. There is no danger OF his death, as
mas Deeu rehashsd by unreliable
Johh Todd, tho veteran newspaper
agent who died In Philadelphia nm
thursday night was New Castle how.
Long before the Union News COMPANY
took charge OF the Della ware road bust.
ness Teddy" had been selling papers
on the trains. He will be much mlssrd
ny the patrons of the rond who
Travelled by the s.2S train which passes
south through here. '''sSe'