Evening journal., 1903-09-19
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SOME PEOPLE

SOME HEOILEl
A great many Wilmington singers owel
their early training to Jacob T. Clymer,
who has been prominent figure in vocal
circles in this city for several years. Mr.
Clymer during that time has drilled the
choruses OF many local operas and has al
ways favored anything that would tend
to advance vocal music in Wilmington.
That St. Paul's M. e. Sunday school
is so popular is due in no small measure
to the efforts OF Samuel II. Baynard who
is constantly doing something to ada 10
the ottractiveness or features of the
school.
When Wilmington was a great many
years younger than now Waddinpton
Bradway opened a steam laundry hero
1t was one of the first in the oitv and
during all the years that have foilowedl
he las kept continuously washing tho
linen OF Wilmington people. So clean
and neat has the work been done that the
little place in which he started has de-
veloped into the big City Steam Laundry
The health department was fortunate
in securing the services of Harry Lang
He has made a good officer and does
many things outside of his regularly pre-
cribed duties to advance the health Of
the city.
]. T. I.ally who has just returned from
Syracuse, where he demonstrated his new
hot air pumping machines at the New
York State Fair. has gotten enough. or
ders to keep the Wilmington Machine
Company busy for a long time. The
pumping machine was invented by Mr..
Lally.
Delaware College football team is to
be congratulated on its selection Of a
coach. Oscar Lange who has been Sc
cured to teach the players the fine points
Of the game is a veteran player and has
made great reputation on the grldiron
He is well-known by the sporting people
here as ne played baseball several years
ago On the Brownson team.
Armon d. Chaytor is looked upon as
one OF the rising young lawyers Of VIII
mington. Although he was admitted to
the bar but several years ago he has
made rapid strides in the legal profession
and his friends predict him a successful
future.
4 Union NJ. E. Church never had a more
popular and able pastor than the Rev. r.
II. Adams. Mr.. Adams is a hard worker
and takes a great interest in everything
connected with the church which is evil
dent from the fact that he declined to
take a vacation this summer because re-
pairs were being made to the building.
The advertising men connected with the
|, local papers find Emerson Allen. who sue
ceeded r. II. Scott in the drygoods bus
mess at No. 3l4 Market street one of the
most congenial men in Wilmington to dc
business with Mr.. Allen is always very
courteous and the lad" -canvassers say. ii
is pleasure to call on him.
The Rev A. T. Bowser pastor Of the
Z First Unitarian Church has returned from
his summers vacation. which was spent
at New Foundland. Mr.. Bowser will oc-
cupy the pulpit in h7s church tomorrow
for the first time in several weeks.
One Of the most popular policemen OF
the local force Is Turnkey David Wardle
He always greets his acquaintances viii
a smile and accords the prisoners. VIII,
) come under his care all attention pos
! sible.
Members Of the Union Fire Compan,
appreciate the services Of their secretary
Frank e. Taylor. He is a hard worxln,
. member Of the organization and not IN
clined to be quarrelsome. consequently d
a is popular.
Y Patrons of the Lyceum Theatre ar
9 pleased with The attention Treasure
Y Charles Mckinney extends at all times
: He Goes all in his power to please fre
lquenters Of the pretty playhouse in III
way OF giving them the best seats 70
their money.
Friends Of former City Solicitor Con
rad will be pleased to learn that tn
A learaed attorney will write a history q
Delaware. He is about to start on this eS
n tensive work, which will take some tim
to finish.
II Thomas l.. Reynolds Of the Wate
II Witcn Fire Company is another popula
ie fireman. Between him and President Ed
q ward F. Kane. Of the company. honor
g are equally divided. Mr.. Reynolds
n chairman Of the committee for the occa
20 sion of the housing of the Union CON
lpan,yse new annoratue