The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-19
NEW CASTLE NEWS.



NHw CAs1i.E, Jan. nth.
Last evening At the Residence Of M.
and Mrs. Milton Wilson on North
Third street. ths contracting parties
being Mr.. Joseph W. Rash. OF VIII
minGton, and Miss Addio Y. Foster.
Miss Rash was bridesmaid and Mr..
Albert v. Foster was best man. The
ceremony was performed by Rev p.
D. LiGhtner. pastor OF Immanusl
Episcopal Church. The wedding took
place Ia the presence of large num-
ber Of friends. amongst whom were:
From New CASTLE Mira. r. 3. bun.
can. Mr.. James Rice and family, Mrs.
Ann Hammond. Milton Davidson,
Motion Rodgers, Jr., William Hushe-
beck and Lady, James Shan and Lady,
William dibhardt and wife. Mise Fan.
Reba Saunders, Miss Kate Hsr.
bert. Misses Young, g. Rocket and
wife. VIM. Crimes and lady, Charles
Bennett and wife, John Vining and
family, Mrs. Collins and family, VIM.
Rainey and wife, W. Harris and wife,
Frank Hamilton and lady, Harry Her
bert and Indy, Ii. Rothrock and wife,
Loumis Wise ana lady, Jas. Booth and
lady. Edward WegRenman and lady,
q. Wilson and family. Misses Williams,
Miss Laura 1russ. Miss Lizzie Dalby,
Z. Patton and family. Miss Susan Barr.
Jas. Barr and family. 4. Wlnslow und
family. Mrs. 8. Gormaly. L. Burz and
wife, Theo. Hinton and wife, Mise
Nellie Wendell. Jeff Downham, John
Cannon and family.
From Wilmington-Mr Bowen, r. j.
Coffin and wife, VIM. Pedrlcx and
wife, Geo. Shoebrook and family, p.
Diamond, Niles Minnie Able and sister,
]. Kersey and wife. A.Kersey and wife,
Miss a. Payton, ID. Imam and lady,
J. Warren and lady, III. o. Faulkner and
wife. h. Glbney and lady, Mrs. Lizzie
Kersey ahd daughter, Charles Brlen,
Clarence Glanding and wife, Elmer
Worth and lady, Samuel woo!sey and
wife, VIM. McCorry and wife. Joseph
MeHugh and sister. Elmer Hawk.
From Snyrna-Mr. and Mrs. Sam.
uel Cole. Walter Walker and wife, Mlss
Cole.
Others personalities Annie Blacks
ton. Moores, Penn; W. b. Ruby, YORK..
Pa Robert Palmer and family, Phila.
Pa; ]. b. Biddle and family. Wrights.
Vile, n. j.; John Weaver West Phila.
delpEIa, Pa; Niles III. Logue, Phlla..
Pa; II. Rash, Wesley McKnett and
wife. Louis Evans, Tsmpleville, Nd:
Miss Mary Beswick. Milford, Del.
,, Miss Eta Rash, Milllugton, Nd; q.
W. Jackson and wife, Rldgeley Md
Bennett Emory. TemplevilIe. Md.
Walton Leonard and lady. Pbiladel.
phia. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rash held a short re.
eeptlon and left for Wilmington. where
II thau tn0k train for Npaul...s.s,,,
where they will spend their honey.
moon.
Harry Herbert. Mote Rogers and
Albert Vining started on fishing trip
from Piatt's Mills On Wednesday and
they had an experience which fs well
worth while to rotate. They hired a
team here and proceeded TO the mill
pond. but owing to tho horse being a
mugwump, IL took them just two
hours to get out there. He was a
regular baker from Balgerville.
They met with grand SUCCESS at fish.
Ing, as they caught twelve dozen and
four fish. They started to return
home. but the horse baked again.
They tried every way to get blm to
come to New Castle. They even pro.
missed that horse political job II he
would come, but to no avail. He was
turned around and turned around, so
finally about seven o'clock he started
back for Mr.. Platt's stables Then he
stood, and would not go one way or
another. The trio got Into the wagon,
wrapped their heavy coats around
them and determined to camp all
night.
About O'Clock New Castle gentle.
man. who had boon visiting Nr. Piatt,
found them 10 their sad plight and In.
formed Mr.. Platt, who had the balky
horse unhitched and one OF his horses
put to the wagon, and the trio arrived
here little before 10 o'clock. The
owner OF the horse went after IL yes
terday. and sold IL TO person at New.
port. The fishing party wishes him
JOY with his purchase.
A largo number OF sportsmen en-
ioyed fifteen-mile fox hunt yester-
day from the Christiana Hotsl. IL
was one OF the most lively chases
OF the season. On the return home
from tho Bear few OF the hounds
started a lying out fox and three
buntsmen had jolly little chase all
to themselves.
The Y. NJ. L, r. &. will vacate their
quarters on Saturday morning and
move into the Red Men'a Hall. They
Will have an enjoyable time among
themselves on SATURDAY. nj hit and the
following Saturday nj ut they will
hold a public pie entertainmeut.
The funerBl OF dustaye Schasfer.
the Wilmington bother, took plnce
this morning and was largely Lttend-
cd.
Mrs. John Courtenay and M. i.
Thomas Webb, OF Buffalo, N. Y, are
the guests OF MT. aud Mrs. Horny Col
Inns.