Evening journal., 1903-11-14
GOSSIP ABOUT
SOME PEOPLE


One Of the greatest sportsmen in vii. |
mington after big game is John Ban |
croft. Mr. Bancroft has Just returned |
from an extended cunning trip. He il |
one Of the Wilmingtonians who gun for
bear in the Rockies and in fact every
where that big game is plentiful. MIR
Bancroft has presented n number of mag
nifcent stuffed moose heads to the vii
mington Club
Another well-known local sportsman
who likes cunning after the big game is
John Satterthwaite. Mr.. Sattershwaite
has his house filled with trophies gath
cred during his many CANNING trips. He
is considered an excellent shot.
There is no man in this vicinity who
likes fishing better than Alfred S. Ell
lott Mr. Elliott has fshed in Florida
waters and also the waters Of Maine for
trout and salmon He has some hand
some mounted specimens at his home.
Among the Wilmingtonians who do
great deal of fishing along the Chesa-
peake bay can be mentioned Edward
Mendinhall Il. l.. Moody and Lilburne
Chandler They are all lovers of the
sport and often go on fishing trips during
the season.
Members of the Wilmington Country
Club feel proud of the golf record made
during the season by their fellow mem
Der, j. Ernest Smith. Mr. Smith ia con
sidercd one Of the best golfers this club
can boast of.
Beside being one OF the leading plumb.
ers of the city, William II. Heinc is a
good fellow with H. Tic has n host of
friends who keep him busy both winter
and SUMMER repairing leaks and doing
other plumbing work.
There is a question as TO who is the
best shot between Patrolman James d.
Scott and William Ward. These we'll.
known officers will spend next week gun.
ming in the vicinity of Dagsboro, and
/ both will endeavor TO make an individual
I record.
One of the most earnest workers in th'
q interest of St. Thomas r. c. Church il
I lgnatius l.. Smith, Of No. 2500 Wes
Fifth street. He is always among tn
first TO take hand in the social affair
Of the church and is a valuable assistan
= to the Rev. John J. Connolly.
As a ticket seller, James Dougherty,
member of the Union Fire Company, ha
no equal. He started out one day las
{ week and within an hour sold thirty-fou
!. tickets for the ball to be given by tn
4 Union Fire Company on December 10.
When G.. ParlSe Postles is with you 70
% are bound to enjoy yourself wherever yo
G are. This is the opinion Of all of Parke
$ friends and they ought to know
Among the city's rising physician
r there is none more popular or studiou
e than DR.. Julian Adair. His close appl
g. cation 10 his duties and n thoroug
knowledge OF special diseases makes hin
one of the most sought after OF colony {
Young doctors.
knowing Of his particular style {
cooking which he insists upon the diifel
e ent lodges Of the city generally give the
q banquets az the restaurant of Williai
e II. Wiswell lie has style which he ha
adhered TO several years and which ha
'lRANHA AAANA AtNAAN tNAN Ne'N'AA VI az
" business
n The store OF solomon II. Staats. whic
n was recently enlarged and renovate
speaks for what an honest dealing wit
e the people will do and also that becaus
= the head of the firm is advancing in year
but is also advancing ia modern ideas a
the new establishment will testify.
Y In Baldwin Springer Wilmington has
conscientious assistant City Solicitir. Nj
Springer was az one time reading oler
a of the Delaware Legislature and il on
# the best known Of the younger Law
yers in political circles.
rs Prominent among Wilmington stoc
NJ brokers is Frank u. lackey. who by N
Id plication TO his duties aud close waite
in upon the markets has gained areputatio
as for forecasting. Personally Mr.. Lacke
s is a polished gentleman and has host (
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