Newark post., 1910-07-27
NEWS
Here and There

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the Baltimore & Ohio railroads start
ed on Sunday. July "a.
The Misses Waters entertained last
Saturday evening in honor of their
guest, Miss Margaret Lank.
Lee Russell. employed ty the Auari
can Vulcan:zed Fibre Co., while rails
ing window last Thursday, met with
a painful accident The window fell
with force. crushing two fingers.
Jesse Clark, while working at a
punch last Friday had piece of his
thumb taken off
w. 7. Singles, the well-known gro
GER, met with an unpleasant experience
Saturday might. In getting things
straight around the store before start
ing for home, revolver accidentally
exploded, wounding his hand. Fortu-
nately the cartridge was blank. 1t
was examined under the X-ray Mon
day morning and there was found to
be no occasion for alarm.
Newark regrets to see the passing
of one of its old firms, Mrs. and Miss
Butler, who, by their courteous atten-
ton and kindly sympathy have won
the esteem of their townsoeople.
Capt. l.. B. Jacobs, who came up
from Camp Pennewill last night,
| spoke of the camp as a great success
Company E is holding her own with
great prospects of carrying off the
honors of the Regiment 1t must be
very gratifying to Captain Jacobs and
the officers to command such body OF
| men.
Preparations are being made to make
| the County Fair better this year than
| ever. Many Of the classes have Eeen
| subdivided SO as to give each one a
| better chance. A cup is offered this
year N the cattle department by Mrs
Alfred |. dupont 1t is now on exhibi-
ton in the window of Lippincott &
Company
That the work done bV Delaware
| Sunshiners is appreciated was showr
by the support given the carnival held
at Kirkwood Park. last week. Every
day the papers record some good work
done by the society Last week it was
paying the funeral expenses of ont
and paying for an operation for ap
pendicitis for another.
OFT Widdoes lost a horse recently
1t is feared the trouble was anthrax
| Action was taken by the Bushes:
Mems League, of Delaware, an or
ganization of coored men, thanking
the general public in set of resolu
tions for the support given them i,
their efforts to better their race. Thi
referred particularly to the recent sue
cessful tour of the State made b!
DR.. Washington.
The purchase of the old Newarl
Pharmacy. by George w. Rhodes
marked the rise of a boy who begar
his career as druggist in Newark, :
few years ago.
| OFT Widdoes has purchased a 10
on Depot Road. and ground has beer
oxen for the residence which he will
erect there.
| William c. Passmore. OF near Lon
don Tract Church, who has been il
with typhoid fever for some time, il
around again.
Wesley Davis, who was seriously in
Jured by a traction engine running
over him some weeks ago, returned
Sunday from the hospital. where h
had been since that time. We are g'at
to hear of his return
Newark remembers the fourteen
year-old apprentice-G. w. Rhodes
and congratulates him unon his ad
vent into the towns BUSINESS men
circle
Mr. Reuben Satterthwaite. a promi
nent farmer of Mill Creek Hundred, i
seriously i'll.
Miss Mabel Robinson, of Michigan
is spending the time with Prof. A. {
McCue, while her nephew, Maste
John McCue, takes summer cours
in agriculture under his father, a
Delaware.
The east end of town was disturbe
Saturday evening by the passing of
carriage with an intoxicated man o
board. The young fellow was arreste
for disorderly conduct and fined ST
and costs by Squire Lovett
A. l.. Stroud has the banner GRO
OF hay in Pencader Hundred
Reports received by the Tri-Stat
Packers Association comprising car
'neries OF Maryland, Delaware an
New Jersey, as announced at the
last meeting held in Wilmington
!, showed 10000 cases of tomatoes al
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