Evening journal., 1902-01-24
NHAD FISHERMEN
TO HOLD MBRTING
Plans viii be Laid for The
Coming SeaSOl-Oth
Local News
sneclal to the Evening Journal.


New Castle, Jan. 24.-The first ac-
tive steps toward making preparations
for the coming shad season will be
made on Sunday, when a meeting of
the Slhad Fishermen's Protective AS
sociation will be held. The following
notice has been posted about the city:
A meeting of the F'ishermen's Protec-
tive Association will be held next Sun
day. January &c, at 2,30 o'clock. A full
attendance is requested.
BY order of the president,
Albert Pedrick
the place Arthur r. Kee, who has been
Occupying it for several years, will re-
move about March %.
Francis McFarlin son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John McFarlin who is nearing his sixth
birthday anniversary, won a handsome
Bible rs a prize in the contest in I'M
manuel Episcopal Sunday school for
perfect recitation in order of the books
of the Old and New Testaments.
Others receiving Bibles for the same
recitation were Willena Hewlett, Mary
Gemmill, Mary King, Emma Bradley
Carrie Gemmill, Annie WinslOw, Amy
BrOss. Helen Bross, Nora WinslOw,
Florence Case, Bessie McFarlin, Clara
lNewlove, Frederick Wilhelm. The
presentations were made by the Rev.
Frank Merton Munson, IL. D.. rector of
Emmanuel P. e. Church.
Manager Tindall of Company II.
| basketball team. will meet the mana
gers of the Brownson, West End and
First Battalion team, of Wilmington,
relative to arranging an inter-city
league series of basketball.
Past Master William J. Mackey and
lstaff. of Industry Conclave, No. 2is, of
Wilmington, installed the following Of
Ulcers of Friendship Conclave, Ancient
Order Adhesive Mogullians: George
Thomas Hewlett. master mogul; Moses
B. Fleming, senior mogul; Joseph Co
field, Junior mogul; Robert G. Gordon,
Quill driver: S. Atwood Stewart, cash
Igrabber: Neal Sentmann, worthy supe;
William MarCuess, inside snOOzer; FL
wood L. Wilson. outside snOozer; Dem
ney Smith. bandmaster; Arthur r.
lKee, assistant; J. Ernest Phillips, 5.
Atwood Stewart, auditors; John G..
King. Committee on Sick
Following the installation refresh
lments were served at Bacon's cafe.
J. Edward Addicks. it is said, will
start pottery plant on his farm at
Riverside Park, in the southern sec
ton of this city. as soon as the spring
weather opens. The present tenant of
The engine of the Knowles Woolen
Mills. which was damaged several
weeks ago was tested yesterday, and
found to work without a hitch The
lentire plant will be put in operation on
Monday.
Miss Adelaide Young, who has been
iii with pneumonia, is improving.
RTfaer Daua TIo1oor1b of Wa cihfUa ION
lis being entertained by Miss Mary
Shaw.
Miss Lizzie Boyd. who has been in
disposed. is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacobs returned
from their wedding tour last night, and
= n reception was held at the home o
Mrs Jacobs parents. Mr.. and Mrs
IMahlon Lancaster. The newly-marrieC
/ couple afterwards were serenaded.
Under the leadership of Edward II
INaylor. the City COrnet Band is makinl
10 great Improvement. Members appeal
h Ito be taking great interest and the or
Iganization will be ready for engage
I Iments by spring
q Mrs. Robert Hurd, Of Shawtown, yes
terday returned from the funeral of he
mother in Greensboro, Md.
Mrs. George Edmunson. of Savage
w. Va. is a visitor in this city.
Mrs. Josephine Lewis is seriously III
! Samuel Black, who has been i'll fo
some time. is slightly better.
Iceboats Nos. /, and 3 were put il
commission on Tuesday.
Farmers in the vicinity Of Red Lilo
fear that the recent heavy rain ha
considerably damaged the wheat GRO
. in that section. Portions of fields ar
standing deen in water, and shoul
there be another freeze-up before
runs off, farmers say the crop woul
be badly affected.