Evening journal., 1907-01-28
LARGE FAMILY
MOURN Her DEATH
Mrs. Arthur R. Kee, Grand
Mother Of 20 Children
Did on saturday
Special 10 The Evening Journal.


NEW CASTLE. Jan 2s.-At the me of
her son, Arthur r. Kee the dupont farm,
near this city, Mrs. Annie r. Kee died on
Saturday night her death being due TO o.d
age.
Mrs. Kee who was 76 years Of age, has
been ailing for some time. and she was
the riother OF four children, and bes de
these is survived by &c grlndchiidr n. Tha
funeral Will De held on Wednesday after
noon az O'Clock. from her late home, ard
intermcnt win be made in the Giebe Gene
tory.
Many Attended Services.
At the First Baptist Church yesterday,
the Rev. E. r. Carswell took for his SUBJ
jects the following themes: Morning: "rne
/ Purpose of God IN Church Organizlt o.; %
evening: "Confossing Christ and Confess
ing Sim" The services were wei attended.
Many Were Fighting.
Many nghts occurred in this city sltur-
day. and the locsip con,ains as high as
four men az one time They were ar-
rlisned before Mayor Boyd Saturday
evenns ana fined $3.50 each.
~ With Typhoid Fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. wiz am PedrclS were cali
ed to Philadelphia Saturday on account
of the Illness of Mrs Murray L If r,y.
formerly Miss Carrie PedricS, Of IN ci y.
She Is suffering with an attack OF typno d
fever.
Preached First Sermon.
at the ". n Church Yesterday the Rev.
George ~ Anderson preached tie first SER
mon of "a series EMIT cd Albanian. Co
TYPO of the Coming Church. THIS IS the
first sermon in the series on "Her.es o.
the Bible"
New Castle Won Came.
The New Castle Basketball team de-
featod the New Century team. Of Will
mngton. in Bed Mems Ham saiurd ry
the score Of ss TO 20. Jesse Mckay ref
creed the game.
Ice is Plentiful.
Much iceis being cut and stored from
the small ponds In the vicinity Of New
Castle. Among those who are cutting
/ ice are AIeasrs. Deemer. 70 lnton.
/ Baker Janvier. Rogers, Burris and Loft
/ land. II Is not likely now that New
Castle viii suffer from want of ice next
summer
News Of the Town.
While walking from the station to the
postomce James Ward lost valuable
gold Red Mems lodge pin.
The paving stones In front of the
Gi pin House have sunk several inches
below the street ieyel and make dan
gerous place for passins horses
A basketball game win be played In
the Armory tomorrow night between
Company II and a team from Whining
ton
George HARRINGTON has been appoint
ed ianitor at the armory.
A dance win be given In Red Mems
Hal this evening.
Robert HARRINGTON, who recently went
90 Atlantic City, has secured a posi-
tion at the Elliot Hotel IN that city.
The election for two trustees Of the
New Castle Conuons ON Saturday 10
succead John c. Ma9oney ard Or. John
7. Slack resulted in The choice % James
u Bigss, by 800 votes, a~d scl ZEN s
! Doemer 252 votes. The defsated o-n
q cate was John E. Taylor who had
257 vot g. THE total noll was sos, nee.
assary to a choice. 253.
/ For negroes were arrested Cor being
trunk ana disorderlv a'oT I've 0olls.
While walhing on the ice piled ng the
/ shores Of the Deriware river, Joe Ru sell
slipped and fen yesterday Gu ng a ga h
ON his chin.
Edward Elkirton has employed a force
of men at his Ice rond to cut ard toie
ice.
The bake whicn was held IN Ch1lle1-
/ gers pharmacy Saturday was successful
and much pastry was soid.
Nearly an the pumps n the city arc
frozen and people have hard time get
/ ting water.
The Young Peoples Society WI m -et IN
/ the Town Han tomorrow evening.
J. Buford Platt OF Camden, n J., and
/ George Platt of Phllede'rhio, were visit
ing their parents here yesterday.
Manager Harry T. Smith has arranTcd
q game OF basketball between Comp1ry II
team and the North End team. Of VIII
mington. TO be played In the Armory to-
morrow evening.