The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-23
NEW CASTLE NEWS
Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN,.
NEW CASTLE. Jan. %

NEW CASTLE. Jan. g.
Mount Vernon Place, the handsome
home of j. b. Gazier, OF Kirkwood, last
evening was the scene of a gay time when
one Of New Castle county's fairest young
ladies, Miss Edna Gazier gave dance to
. number of her young friends. Among
those present were the following:
Wilmington-Messrs S. G. Cleayer,
Stillman Hodgeman Jr., Edgar Lawrence,
Miss Emma Hare; Now Castle-Misses Vir-
GINA Cooper, Sarah Rodney; Cooch Bridge
Miss Carrie Cooch, Messrs. Frank Cooch,
Edward Cooch, Levi Cooch; Middletown-
W. Lockwood, H. Crouch, L. Naudain,
e. Clayton, j. Kelley, II. Budd w.
Brady, j. Rothwell, Misses Blaneh Cock.
ran, May Clayton, Dellie Clayton; Chesa.
: peake City--Miss Elsie Kassner, Mr. John
Reed; Summit Bridge-Mr. Il. Paxson,
Miss Clara Paxson; Kirkwood-M Fan.
ME Cam, Messrs. Jesse Cam, G. Cam,
Pearce Cam, Leslie Ford; St Georges
Miss Annie Shultz, Delaware City; Mr.
Miss Alice Eliason, Mr.. Morris, Philadei.
phia; Miss Lou Boulden, Miss Bessie
Bouiden, Mr., Thomas Flavill, Miss Carrie
Flavill, Mr.. II. Supplee, Mr. w. Heifer;
For some time past 1t has been the
custom OF ont OF town advertisers to scatter
promlscuously, circulars about the streets.
There Is an ordnance covering such a
deed imposing fine of 50 and costs.
Yesterday afternoon man and boy drove
through the city scattering large circulars
right and left. Constable Fleming gave
chase TO the team and informed the driver
that he would either have to return over
the route and pick up the circulars or
abide by the law. After considerable
grumbling the man and boy accompanied
the constable and they picked up the
circulars which they had thrown on the
streets of the city for over ten squares,
James White was rendered party last
evening at his home on South Fourth ST.,
in honor OF his nineteenth birthday.
Samuel Naylor son Of John Naylor, Of
Delaware street was recently married to
Miss Florence Palmer, of Smyrna, former
ly of this place. The ceremony was per
formed in Camden, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Eben Watts went to
attend family Reunion held by his par
ents.
The Columbia Camping Club was
organized last evening,
William Pustill, William Bartlett and
William Mccoy went to SMYRNA Creek
yesterday where they will remain for some
sist OF Captain Bill, Steward Bill and
Cook Bill
The William Lea and Sons Company's
Hour mills closed down yesterday for an
indefinite period All hands were laid off
with the exception of the watchmen.
The classes of the NJ. Il, Sunday School
held Bible question contost last evening
in The Sunday School for prizes
Charles Hoffman celebrated his 53Sl
birthday anniversary last evening.
The bottom is out Of the price of coffee
at williams store. Arbuckle's 20, Lions
H. and loose coffee 49, Dried peaches, SC
IL pound. Fine syrup, &c q ut Best
brands of flour - 81 aud 3jc bag. Best
coffee 3?c. Reed Bird macEercl, for &c.
Lewis Cummings is indi5posed,
The annual meeting of tho state lodge
Of the A. o. u. w. will be held here on
February 9.
There will be a Stereopticon Lecture on
Bulgaria on January 10Th, in the NJ. II.
Church, by Demetrius r. Nishanolf for
class No. q, for Missionary cause
Mis- Clara Smith Is i'll at her home.