The sun., 1901-04-13
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

4 meeting Of the Godey College Liter
nry Society was held last night.
On April "a the Wilmington Bicycle
Club bowling team will play the Y. NJ.
G. A. team.
On Thursday, April 25 there will be
dairy maid and cowboys drill in the
West End Reading Room.
The Order of Railroad Conductors will
give an entertainment in the Grand
&Opefa House on the evening of April
Ra1.
IA Mrs. John Titus of this city has leased
#tlie Widermere Cottage at itehoboth
for the summer and will open it on June
#1st.
The Delaware State Federation of
"a #Nyomcn's Clubs will be invited to the
N Ferris Industrial School on Saturday,
May 25.
The Los Reyes Gold Mining Com
pany of Detroit, Mich, having a capital
|of sl,25O,000, was organized i'll this city
yesterday.
"A The Gollcy College baseball team
81 played the Washington College team
u of Chcstertown, Md, ut the latter place
8yestcrday.
# Through the efforts Of former United
States Senator Kenney, the Eleventh
Z WWard Democratic League has secured
8a large library.
# The Home Real Estate Co. reports
@laying already four houses engaged out
&pf its operation of II houses at Tenth
#And Lombard streets.
~ The ear shops of the H.. w. & h.
tailroad Co. at Third and Church
*trccts, are unusually busy, all depart
pcnts being full Of work.
III 4 PcntccoStal meeting will he held
II Harrison Street NJ. Il. Church this
fveninG, at which IN address will br
bladc by Mrs. Seth Whitley.
#) An Arabian lily is in bloom ut the
q lce Of John Il. Martin. No. sos Ship
by street, Il tall stem having sprung
rom the bulb in few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Taggart are to
Celebrate the 10th anniversary of their
piarragc at their residence. No 1904
Washington street next Monday night,
first bowling team of the \. NJ.
A. consisting of Mchaffey. Baird.
ole, IIillegas and kilmer will hold Il
prria meeting at the association this
IL fvening.
E The Old School Baptists will hold
4 heir annual sessions this afternoon
nd Sunday at the Westinghouse on
King street between Tenth and
K Eleventh.
EM Blue Rock Council. i. o. II. c., ccle
DRAFTED its anniversary last evening by
giving a theatrical performance at the
New Century Club, which was decided!
&rcditable.
III James a. Anderson of the Sixth ware
ind George Il. Anderson of the Twelfth
Ward. well-known colored men, are can
,latcs for the Republican nomination
For members of City Council
Mrs. Margaret Mckee, widow of An
rcw Mckee, died in Philadelphi,
Thursday. She was SS years of age
ntermrnt will be made ut Wilmington
ind Brandywine cemetery today.
The ferry boat known in the yards o
he builders. the Harlan x Hollings
F"rth Co., as No. 216O, which is bein
built for the Central railroad of Ney
rrscy, will be launched about Saturday
Nay A.
At Asbury NJ. II. Church tomorrow
norning Miss Danforth. returned mis-
ionary from Japan, will make an ad
lress in which She will describe eartl
luakes which she has experienced Will
b Japan.
In the United States Court yesterda
I. q. Reynolds of Middletown pet
lonc'l through his counsel TO he di'
llagcd from bankruptcy and Juds
'radforh made rule to show caus'
eturnable april 27th.
The Joseph Il. Wilson is the name {
he naptha launch owned by Isaac 90
ms, an cmploye of the Wilnlingto
Steamboat Co. Isaac will usc the bo;
y handling iron and junk purchase
points along the New Jersey an
delaware River shores.
Charles b. Warren, one of Detroit
'ading attorneys and a member of II
rm Of Dickinson, Warren & Ware
vas in Wilmington yesterday.