Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-21
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New Castle. March 81 .-C Chicken rails
ing IN this locality Is now ono of the lads
and several persons are now engaged in
the venture. using incubators Harry
snavoly is among the most successful.
lie has 1870 young chicks now out, some
OF which are attaining some size and
weigh over halt a pound each. Charles
). King has n number of chicks. some of
which were Matched about the middle of
December and will be ready for market
in few weeks Harry King is also
having some success with his chickens.
On the Harry Scott farm, over 500
young chicks have been Matched. Chick
ems are now commanding such a price
alive or dressed, that people Who have
hens that will set now, will not sell them
but are looking forward with visions of
good money from the hatched egg IN the
future.
Samuel Martin, the newly-appointed
foreman OF the Baldt Steel Co., who sue
ceeded John Bruton. resigned, arrived on
Monday evening and took charge OF the
mill yesterday morning He WAS there
but a short time whom he became sud-
denly i'll and was removed to the home
Fourth street, where he boards DR..
Wertenbaker was summoned and at
tended the sick man, who improved dur
ing the day
Walter Pedrick. shipping clerk at the
plant OF the Baldt Steel Co., met with a
painful accident yesterday by running a
large splinter into the third finger OF his
left hand. In order TO remove the
Nr,.sn
cut away the greater part Of the finger
nail
John B. Montgomery, conductor on
the trolley line viii open grocery store
and meat mart in the store under the Is
OF p HALL after March 25th
Mrs. Ephraim P Wise was in Phila-
funeral oi Mrs. Hiram II. Borie. The
room containing the casket was a bank
of flowers and some OF the handsome en-
blems could not be placed in the room
/ because of the large number OF pieces.
The Alexander-IoTey gospel songs
| have been introduced in the Junior schoo
OF the NJ. f. Sunday-school and are pleas.
/ ing, because of the life in the music.
George Sanders, colored, sprained hi.
! back while at work at the plant OF tho
! n
Fresh fish and oysters -lIing's#
The members OF the Epworth Leagu,
of the NJ. Il. Church went TO the Count,
Hospital at Farnhurst, yesterday after
noon, and sang a number OF selection
for the benefit OF the inmates of the insti
tuition. The affair was greatly appreci
ated by the unfortunates, who requisite,
the singers to return again.
Industry Council, No 20, Jr o. u. A
NJ, held an interesting meeting last even
ing, at which several applications 70
membership were received. A hne cak
was supplied by Harry j. Rothrocb
which was cut and divided among thos
in attendance.
John Foster and Richard Smith, Jr
who have been fishing in North Carolina
for shad, during the season, arrived hom
yesterday. They report a good seaso
IN the South and a far season is predicte
for the fish here. Mr.. Foster and Georg
Ahele will fish for shad from this city, am
have started TO prepare their boat and net
4 he Hushcbeck Orchestra will meet a
S o clock tonight at the home OF Directu
Hushebeck.
Moving to the inclement weather thi
sale OF stock and farming implements O
James Morrison was postponed unit
Thursday, March 22d, at III o clocks
At the meeting of the directors OF tn
New Castle Athletic Association and Tn
committees, last evening, matters per
tanning TO the welfare OF the organization
were discussed at length and committee
consisting OF Capt Holcomb, Alessrs
loman and Madden, was appointed fo
the purpose OF having the grounds a
Battery Park placed in proper shape an,
leveled The bill in the southwestern
part OF the grounds will be removed am
the low ground, on the north side, will b
lcveled
Miss Susan Campbell lost pair Of ey
glasses in n case while going from tn
home of Mrs. Myers to her own, home o
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Harold X Hobbs, who's
marriage took place at the home of th
bride, IN October, and who at once wen
to Fitzgerald, Ga, will return 70 this cit
about next tuesday. Mr. Hobbs was
former member OF the Now Castle baseba
team.
Personal ANDREW s. Eliason Of Sum
init Bridge has been visiting his brother,
James T. and Lewis H. 1liason Harr
p. McDevitt of Philadelphia has been
recent visitor here Mrs John Doris ha
been visiting in Philadelphia John
Stoops was in Philadelphia today.
The jim Shoes. S3.5O-Shaws.