Evening journal., 1903-09-05
GOSSIPABOUT
SOME PEOPLE

SOME PEOPLE
Lilburne Chandler declares that Ocean
City, Nd. is one Of the most inviting re-
sorts in this section. Mr. Chandler evi-
IDENTIFY knows whereof ne speaks, he hav-
ing spent several summers at this private
resort. He had ample company there This
summer at least twenty Wilmingtonians
having been registered there in August.
Neven NJ. Clowney is the baseball ex-
pert ~ the city and takes great delight in
discussing the merits OF The star players
that row make up the Wilmington A. A.
team.
Cornelius Horrigan. president Of the
Brandywine Fire Commpany. has PET in
the engine house in the presence OF a
donkey which showI it's obJsctFn to
strange visitors by loud braying and kick
ing The members of the organization
have iots Of fun with the Jack which
occupies one OF the big stalls in the
spacious quarters OF the company.
Former Clerk Of city Council. william
Hamann, has taken hold Of his new duties
as assistant treasurer Of the International
Banking and Trust Company with his
usual amount of energy. From all appear
ances there is no doubt burt what he Will
succeed in his new calling.
Char.es 3 Palmer and Arthur c. Davies
untn recenty connected with newspapers
in this city, are making a success as lie
insurance underwriters. The former Is
connected with the National Life Insur-
ance Company. Of Vermont. and the lat
ter with the New York Lpe Insurance
Company. so prosperousis is the life insur-
ance business at this time, that Messrs.
Palmer and Davies predict that within q
year ALI the newspaper, men in the city
will be IN the insurance business.
George A. Deakyne IL one of the rising
young insurance men Of the city. From
the treasure ship Of Caroline county, Nd.
Mr.. lDeakyne resigned two years ago to
become an agent for the New York Life
Insurance Company. Today he IS agency
director for the district comprising Dela-
ware, Maryland and Virginia.
Prince A. Mousley former councilman
from the Ninth ward. is now devoting his
time to the upbuilding OF the Brandywine
Fire Company of which 7 he is charter
member. Mr.. Mousley is now AN enthu-
siastle fireman. n
The many friends Of Colonel A. I. Aim
scow hear with regret the accident which
befell the colonel recently since which
time he has been confined to his sum-'
mer residence al Binstead. The c0onel
Sustained sprained ankle which VIII des
tain him from a southern trip he naa
planned TO make .si,a. ~ aa. tn
In f. W. Fenn. the well-known Drug
gist, the Young Mems Christian Asso7
citation has a good friend. Mr.. Fem IS
director Of the association ami is always
ready to do anything that is of benent TO
the boys.
After spending THE summer away from
home, Professor A. II. Berlin has re-
turned and will start on next Tuesday
fresh upon his duties as principal Of sxe
High school. Prof Berlin has held this
position for many years and has a hosr
OF friends among the graduates Of the
institution.
BY cons lanf apphcaiOn 10 Work ana
faculty for making and keeping friends.
e. c. Hardcastle has built up a big busi-
ness in the art and picture trade. aa
According to Charles W Gooding the
scarcity of small homes in Wilmington
viii continue next year notwithstanding
that more dwellings, have been erected in
l,his city in the last two years than In
this city in the last five years. Mr.. Good
ing has rapidly become one Of the fore
most real estate agents in the city.
The new building being erected at
Fourth and French for Booker and Moore
shows what hustle and push viii do.
Those young men started across the street
from the new building, but their candy
business has outgrown their present quar-
ters.
Royden Keith jones of the Morning
News staff who viii leave for a vacation
next week is one Of the well-known
younger Journalists Of the city, who has
made a name for himself.