Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-26
star corespondenes Of Evsry Evening.

ciah correspondence Of EFefy Evening
New Castle. Jan. 26 The Epworth
League Of the New Castle M 4. Church
has fcorganizod with an the department.
IN working order. A devotional meeting
is held each Sunday evening at Gas
O'Clock The regular weekly meetings Of
"a social nature. are 90 ho held each We'd
ncsday evening between $50 and 030
O'Clock. Once each month there IS 70 be
an entertainments 90 which an the mcm-
hcr of the church win be invited. with
their friends and once a month 40 the end
oi the social meeting there is 20 be held "a
l5-minuie session for business purposes.
The subject for the literary meeting on
Wednesday evening promises 10 be very
interesting No charge h made, but a
silver offering will be taken.
Gloves, caps. sweaters, jackets, shirts
pants overalls -Biggs.f
A marriage license was issued on Tues
day ia Philadelphia 10 Mark Clymer and
Miss Dora Kirk The residence Of both
was given az 1913 Ringoli street. that
city. Mrs. Thomas Kirk, the mother Of
the young woman. received a letter yes
terday, announcing the marriage. The
young couple were residents Of this city
since their infancy. The groom is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Clymer and the
bride the daughter Of Mrhnd Mrs Thomas
Kirk. They have been employed in phila-
delphia since the closing Of the mills in
this city some time ago.
Fresh fsh and oystersT Tdaily at Mar
shall 8. 500 Cherry streets
That trouble never comes singly Is true
in the ease Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lupton. who
reside az Riverside. near the outskirts OF
this city hlr. Lupton was stricken with
illness while at work in the field several
days ago. and is In a serious condition.
Mrs. Lupton, who has been IN for some
| time, viii go 10 a hospital for an operation
tomorrow, in the hope of being cured
Mrs. John Jester Of this city travels back
and forth daily between her home and that
of her parents ministering 10 their wants
The announcement OF the bans Of a
coming marriage Of young people Of this
/ city viii be made within few DAYS The
friends Of the contracting parties are
urging them TO give a wedding. but it /.
now expected that they will have the we'd
ding quietly solemnized by a local clergy-
man.
Mems. ladies' boys rubbers. Mems
and boys rubber boots Stoops.f
The heavy tides during the past thrc,
months has started to wash out the hanl
between the gas plant Of the New Castle
Gas Light Co and the Iaskor plant Of th,
| National Tube Co, and within a shor
time the bank will be a thing of the pas
unless prompt action Is taken sloolsini
toward making repairs that will prcven
the waters of the Delaware River en-
croaching upon H. The trouble Is due q
the rotting of the old hulkhoad along th
river hank, allowing the water 20 feacl
the earth.
The Jim Shoe, S3.50-shaws.+
Frederick Baer, who moved from thi
city TO Wilmington about a year ago. vii
return within a few days and take up hi
residence on Delaware street near Sixth.
The property owned by james Nai
Arsdalen, and occupied BY him. on Soutl
Fifth street, was reported sold yesterday
Mr. Van Arsdalen stated that an offer IA,
been made for the property but he ha,
not dispose OF it because his wife did no
care TO give & up.
House Tor Eliasonss
The regular weekly drill of Co IT n q
D.. viii be- held tonight under the direction
of Capt. Myers. The members of the com
pany are looking forward 20 the inspection
OF the company next month with muci
pleasure. A number of the BOYS are NO,
working 90 have the company show up 4
better shape than any other IN the state
and tho cleaning of the guns and bras
parts IS now going on with vigor.
Additional electric lights are bein
placed IN different residences. Superin
tendent Uuger directed the'placinr of sex
eml lamps IN the home of w. u Fcrri.
{ yesterday. &. S. King the grocer ha
placed additional lamps IN the residenc
of the building
An interesting event az the home d
Capt. and Mrs William J.. Mvers as
evening WAS a surprise party given q
their daughter. Miss Juaniia Mvera Th
children took part in gaines. music and
. luncheon. Those present were Nisse
Ethel Barnes. Ethel Nantine. Jessie can
non, Blanche Edwards. Frances Edward.
Anna Mcclure, Flora Dounoy. Lillia
Davis, Anna loppin Mary Woggenmanr
Florence ioppin. Ncm Atkinson. Rlanrh
King Irene Waite. Ida Edwards. Mcssr
! Harry Berkeley, Harry McNally. WnHar
White, Anthony Han Earl Bacon. nd
wood Bacon, William II White. Charlie
Hewlett Francis Atkinson.
For oale-four frame houses on Har
mony street and one brick house on From
oet-John M Nauette.t
Personal samuel Etchell has bee
visiting friends IN Wilmington and phih
dclpha- Mis- Elizabeth McCue has lee
visiting IN Wilmington Mn. Mary
budgeWaier d the guest of Mrs. Nj. II
Dale Of Wilmington.
Among The sick Henry Taylor son q
Mr and Nrs John h. TAYLOR. who MA
brought to the home of MS parents. se,
erai days ago after he had been stricke
with illness at Millersburg Academy. M