Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-12
MOURNs ERRANT WIFE.
SAD FLIGHT or HENRY ARGO, a
FARMER Ng1AR MlITON-TO8VA'
NOTES.

SAD FLIGHT or HENRY ARGO, "A
FARMER NI1AR MlITON-TOSvA'
NOTES.
Milton, June 9.-HUary Ango, living
on the farm or James johnson, mas LIST
his wife. On Monday Of last week Ms.
Annie lAngo, his wife, carried a you1g
man who had been stopping with thsm
TO the depot On Wednesday NIFs Al go
received a registered lel;er at the Mil
ton pest office. On Thursday after
nom Mrs. AIgO came to Milton telling
Tier husband she would te back by tlte
middle of the afternoon She took the
train from The Milton depot for ElLlm-
dale, where she purchased a ticket fer
Philadelphia. When Mr. lArgo gatu MED
from HIS work in this evening he
found TIE flOrse In GtC5nt order, but
THE bird had flown. After investiga-
tiCn he became aware cf the above
facts. Mr. largo, who is very indus
triOus man, is discOnsolate, and has the
sympathy OF his friends. He alse
thinks There is a tide in the affairs
of men, which, taken at the food leads
God knows where, for he does not
The tabernacle conserved by Rev.
Mr. Bennington is nearly completed. il
is commpdious structure. and viii be
used by the M p Church. during the
Summer months as a place of worship.
IL is located beneath waving wiz cws
and near tine gurgllng music of the
waiter; and on some sultry day, when
the cooling breeze comes Through the
open lattice and fans the sleepy eyes Of
THE Tired woTl0men and the more tired
housewife, il Mr. Bennington succeeds
ln keeping his congregation awake, he
will have accomplished an hercWleaD
task
The new porch in front OF the resi-
dence Of Professor J. "A. Collins is com
plsted, and presents a fine appearance
as it has a commanding view to psr-
SONS entering the town from THE south.
John Black lis building a two-etony
ANNEX % his residence en- the cOrner CT
Chestnut and Wharton streets.
The annex and otnar improvements
to- Dr. Robert Hopkins building on
Chestnut street is fast approaching
completion.
Work Will soon begin on the apife
OF THE Nj II. Church., which was recent
ly struck by lightning. 1t is under
stood THE insurance company in whi-h
the church. is insured has agreed TO
allow The trustees 10 repai1 the dam
age ait THE oompany's expense.
Milton worlzmem are building an an
mex to the NJ. p. parsonage at Harbe-
son.
Quite a number of Milton merchants
4 are at work at Rehoboth.
R. c. Beardsley has commenced THE
manufacture of bricks at Sampson
Landing ON tine Broa.dklln.
The public schools of Mf.t9n closed
en- Saturday after a term Of eight
& months.
Mrs. Lekites is having a new pordt
& built
DR. James A. Hopkins IS attending q
& medical convention ait CHICAGO.
The one-s.cry building that stcol
near the public schoolhcuse. and an
q the land recently purchased by tha
q committed has been t-rn down and
renewed
Wihe1 this NJ p. Church c. Harhsacr
serrred the services of Rev. Mr. Don
q edison rs MINISTER fl was fcurura' e
This gentleman is by DO maa~B a I9zl
3 man for a minhstsr Aside from HI.
clerical duties HE has bu'M new ferc
& IN front az the parsonage. which w1ouN
s. do credit TO a skilled medianic. II
is row engaged in na'nl'inlg the par
eonsge ARID hand.es Inv brush with ar
q tist'c skill
On Sainjav. OF Reynolds NJ P. Church
4 Miss Marv RoNin-C H. Mics Iyiia RE-
b aui Miss Ethel Wil=cn were suvoln rs
n . comm'ttee to solicit fi--sls n Wn~i
d7fe fIbs evrfn~es irou~~@7 in innrov
81 rig rhe parsonage ct Harbsscn.