Newark post., 1910-05-18
NEWS
Here and There

lliS bdl nun N IDdilS SIoWo idot
week in an automobile.
Walter Burris, Of the Bear, was
in town last week. MIR. Burris has
announced his candidacy for
Sheriff of New Castle County, on
the Republican ticket.
There is some class TO the new
ice wagon of Warner McNeal. |
Ice and coal yard.
Miss Agnes Medill is coaching
the ladies of Christiana for the en-
tertainment to be given tomorrow
evening at the Presbyterian
Church of that town.
Henry Leak, of Deandale, was
run over by an automobile yes
terday between Wilmington and
New Castle. and severely injured.
Joseph Lloyd had his finger
mashed at the American Vulcan
lied Fibre Mill, yesterday.
DR.. Croft, who has had his Of
flee here for two years, will leave
shortly for Australia. Before go
ing he will take special course
for a month at University of Penn
sylvania.
The stork visited the home of
Viii Adking on Chapel street last
week, and left a fine baby boy.
John Ennis, who has been very
i'll with pneumonia, is slowly re-
covering.
Vim. f. Lindeil has purchased
a lot from Theodore Armstrong,
on Prospect avenue, and will build
this season. 1t is reported that
twelve or fourteen houses are be-
ing built or plans being made for
this section of the town.
/ d. {. Rose has put i'll cement
| pavement on his lots facing the
Fratcrnal home. and will start to
erect two cottages of the Florida
| type.
/ Ernest Frazer IS getting along
nicely with his residence on Viii
kins Terrace
DIR. Eiake will start to build i'll
a few weeks.
Mrs. Thomas will erect a house
on a lot purchased on Prospect
avenue.
Herbert Eastburn. who pur-
chased the Morris Jordon Farm,
at Milford Cross Roads this
spring, has recently had new
windmill erected. He says it
saves him lot OF hard work. OF
course. II. II. Shank put up the
windmill.
The Newark Quartet, composed
{ of Winfield Coverdale. John
Hougll Fisher, Frank Clarke ana
John Lindell, viii sing on May rs
at Ebenezer.
The Western Uni,n has cstab-
lisEed an Office on Main street
} and are now ready to serve tht
public. Call Phone 1928.
Soper, son OF the apple king. o
!, <ent county, and somewhat of {
Prince OF the Orchard himself
: attended the exercises OF the Rec
Men on Saturday. In speaking
OF the prospects down State Mr.
n Soper said everything looked
promising. The apple crop ha!
not been injured and the larges
crop ever grown i'll Delaware il
i looked for. MIR. Soper expects II
k have IIoOo bushels OF the earl,
variety alone.
We have noticed that Levi Muir
ray is wearing very prominen
. smile OF late. His landlord Geo
Kerr, has had Mr. Shank install
one Of those famous Hayes Dou
Bile Cylinder Pumps on his farm
{ 1t has two four inch cylinders an,
: throws water at the rate Of a bar
rel minute. No wonder Mr.
Murray is happy.
DR.. Cook. OF the Experimen
d Station has returned from a tri
}, down State where he has been i'll
It vestigating the diseases of sma
!. fruits. He reports some damag
d by the strawberry weevil aroun
! Seaford. but says in spite of thi
S and the late frosts, that in a
:, probability there will be larg
a crop. The grapes around Smyrn
n and Dover have been hurt some
= but it is thought not to any ser
IS GUS extent, by frosts.
G George Johnson took bushes
j. trip to Lancaster the early par
" of the week.
A John Scarborough is contine
,r to his bed with bad case OF meas