Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
staa corre.pondence Of Everr ErenIns.


New Castle. June 25.-The marriage
of Miss Kate Cecilia Smith. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of North
Second street, and Warren Burns Of
Chester, Pa, takes place at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon at the parochial residence
OF st. Peters R. c. Church, Rev. +. v.
Campbell officiating. Miss Mamie
Smith a sister Of the bride. will be maid
Of honor and Joseph Neher Smith, a
brother Of the bride, the best man. The
bride will wear handsome gown Of Alice
blue cloth and her sister a blue silk skirt
with white silk waist. After the re-
ception and dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Burns
will leave for a wedding trip through
Pennsylvania. They will reside az the
home of the parents of the bride on their
return
Bargains 25 pound cans roof paint.
9Oc. Wood stains, one gallon, 90c.; half.
Soc; quart, 35c -Stoops*
The shepherd dog Bounce owned by
Thomas Smith, which was shot in the
head, but escaped before IL could be
killed, still lives and is now able to eat
and will recover The bullet entered the
top of the head and came out under the
jaw. After the dog was shot Harrie, a
son of Mr.. Smith, attempted to end the
suiferngs of the animal by the use of
chlorolorm but the drug had the oppo-
site effect.
The handsome yacht Santa Maria.
owned by Daniel Webster, formerly of
this city, will be cut in two by w. II.
Beebe, the boat builder. who will insert
10 feet Of new keel and plank in the
vessel. Mr. Webster, who now resides
in the vicinity Of the Great Lakes, will
have the vessel taken there. when he can
make use Of II. The craft IS one bf the
fastest OF her size to be found on the
Delaware River today
The Jim Shoe S35O-Shaw's.
At the 200 yards range of Co. II, N. G..
d., on Saturday Nantine and HaTing-
ton were the only marksmen and each
made good scores considering the high
winds which prevailed and the several
light rainstonns. the average being 10
out Of a possible %.
While no marksmen have been picked
to 60 TO Sea Girt in August to represent
Co. II, G. d., in the rifle contest, it is
! expected that Capt. Myers and the
following members will participate;
Robert II. Harrington, Jr, Robert w.
Vantine, Daniel McCaughan. Harrie B.
Smith and George Abel. as these men
iAN'e ''DA HtNNhNiib lioNtANNe anu hltlt
good scores
Fruit jars, SOC; jelly tumblers.-
Stoops*
Farmers are experiencing trouble in
cutting wheat because the ground is 81
soft that the wheels of the machines are
borne deeply into the earth and as A
result the knives cannot work salts
| iactorily and slide over or dig into the
ground. In several instances parts OF
/ the machines have been broken through
the caving Of the wheels.
James Miller Jr. infant child of Mr.
and Mrs. David Miller of DIS Harmony
street, was severely scalded on Saturday
by pulling hot coffee upon his right arm
while at the table
A good cigar at klines*
Mary Brown, a colored child, was made
seriously i'll by drinking coal oil She
had been dared by companions and
would not take the dare.
William s. Hilles is having a l2-foot
tender constructed for his yacht. The
boat viii be fitted with Stowe engine.
The latter will be installed by Harry
Gravel, a machinist from this city.
Children's Day exercises of the State
/ Road Sunday-school were held at the
chapel last evening. Miss Carrie Clewell
of this city sang several solos
Ladies', mems ,children's shoes
Stoopstt
The services in Emmanuel ?. +. Church
last evening began at Ills O'Clock and
closed shortly after s. This permitted
Rector Campbell of Philadelphih Ia
catch the oiO o'clock train for Phila-
delphia
The Pastoral Aid Society Of the First
Presbyterian Church meets at the close
of the Wednesday night prayer service.
Trustees Of the First Presbyterian
Church meet tonight.
The communion service of the NJ. T.
Church will be celebrated on Sunday
July Sth.
Mating remnants, bargains to close
them out; suit cases. 0Oc- Stoops*
Miss kathryn Brough Of Philadelphia
came here yesterday on account Of the
| illness of her niece Esther Rothrock
aged rs months. daughter of Mr.. ano
| Mrs Harry J Rothrock. who is in a criti.
cal condition, suffering with pneumonia
| bronchitis and whoOping cough. The
visitor was compelled 10 return to hel
home on account of the illness of hei
mother and the two children of hei
| brother
Francis King, who has been i'll, has re.
| covered
The funeral Of Capt. William Hunter
took place on Saturday afternoon from
the home of his son, Coleman Hunter in
Wilmington, and interment was made ir
the Glebe cemetery. The deceased hac
been a resident OF this city for man,
years.
The excursion Of the primary school o
| the Methodist Episcopal Church will tax,
place on Thursday when the school vii
proceed to Coheld Beach to spend th,
day
The sale Of Baldton lots during tn,
latter part OF the week was pleasing {,
the managers Of the property, a total o.
% lots being disposed Of
Personal: Miss Elsie johnson of vii
mington has been visiting relatives anc
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