The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE,

evening social on Thursday even.
ing in honor Of her guest. Miss
Crawford Of Wilmington. The even.
ing was sociably spent and re.
freshments were served. Among
those present were: Mss Matte
Tomin OF Philadelphia; Misses
Florence and Mary Mclioniglr, Of
West Chester State. Normal School,
Mr.. and Mrs. Workman, Misses
Bertha McKais, Margaret Alexan.
der, Ethel Vickery. Hattie Banks.
Mss Edwards. Miss Lola Craw-
ford. Charles Law, Mr. Tav!or,
Charles Slack, George HOLIDAY,
TAYLOR Lock wood. Mr.. Healy, VIII
mins!on; Miss Anna! Mcs.inson
aud Richard Megg'nson. OF Rose
Hill; Misses Rose aud Emily HYDE,
Stale Road Station: Harry Tomilh,
Christiana Marshall, Marshall
Downey and John Clayton OF Della.
ware City; Misses Belle Megsia-
sol. Elsie Lancaster Maryare:
Ahern. Bessie Morrison. r.. Marvin
Megginson, Robert Megglnson,
John Wilson, w. NJ. Hamilton. New
Castle.
The cold weather of the past
week has caused an overflow Of
dodgers nightly at the Jail. Some
poor fellows condition are pitia ole
on account Of the lrost on their hail
covered Ieet and bodies. Better
quarters should be provided Tor
them. Newcastle county could at.
ford to provide something better
than a piece Of newspaper on the
floor rs bed Tor these unlortu-
rates, They are tranps but al!
men under that captain are not in
that elias, OF their own Tree will.
The approach OF Lent il makiag
the Young people move around
Father liyeiy. There are abo 1t d
dozen OF social events arranged tor
the next lour nights. In the ar
mory Ouildlur last evening MIR.
and Mrs. William E. Nj, ers enter.
,aire, a large number ot iri:nds.
The occasion being III. filth aunl.
ver>ary OF their wedding.
Miss Mary Murphy of Cherry
street, entertained number OF
Young people at her home last
evening.
The ice around New Castle is
very thick and every one who pos
s'bly can get the control OF an ice
bnusc is having it filed.
James Wilson and }. w. Denney
are about 10 rei'nqdlsh farming.
In the Knowles Woo en- mis- yes
terdav uipe burst and the result
was an overflow in the cellar.
Joseph Gilkey IeIl of The end OF
the coal wharf. lie broEe ,hroash
the ice and received a good decG-
ing.
Albert Kern had his leg slightly
injured wblic putting on IA band IN
the WOO en- mills.
Mrs. Maggia d. Bu.len, wife of
Louis Bai!en, oi Tdlisyviile, died
yesterday
Mrs. George ". Davis Is visiting
in Chester.
Mrs. John d. Cannon Of Will
min.,o1, ,s the guest vi Mr.. anI
Mrs. William u, Cannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hewlett OF
Chester spent Yesterday with New
Castle relatives.
Wilbert Meredith is visiuns iG
Philadelphia.
DR.. Manchester has returned
from Phila Ie,phia.
The Warren Uuov or as is better
known The white buov, has been
removed Nv the ice fro II its position
in the cove in the Delaware river
Opposite the lower llrht hose and
is now opposite Caeslnut street on
the eastern side @. The western
cnanncl. The buoy viii probably
move on up tie river with Inc ice
and rising ,ldes and as the tiles
reccde. auain anchor wurre 1t
lands. 1t NAV cIus. tn. serious
s,rapl,ny CT some vessel be ore il
Is raised auI re moved To lis proper
,os,,,ou.
rh.. BODY O! Edward Guy. co or
ed, who died IRON INJURIES received