Newark post., 1910-11-02
NEWS
Here and There

| MANY HidoluSlduSIS SllJoycu ltle lul
OF calling on their friends on Halow
cen. The streets were full of the ode
| looking creatures as they made theil
way to and fro
| An interesting meeting is promised
at the Opera House on next Sunday
afternoon, when Captain Hobson vii
| make an address in behalf of the TEN
| perance cause. The meeting will b,
| held rain or shine
| All the news this week might easily
be condensed into Everybody home
election next Tuesday"
Don't fail to attend the mass meet
ing at Glasgow. Bring all your friends
with you. Let the issues be discussed
where all can hear. What man SAYS
to you i'll personal campaign he may
| contradict to another. What is said
on the platform---all can hear and you
know where he stands.
The family of Currinder, East New
ark, is quarantined on account of dip
iberia
The frost OF last week nipped a
beautiful balsam vine in the yard Of
Joseph Luton. Five seeds were
painted WHICH sent forth vines cover
ing frame with dainty foliage and
producing 7S fine apples. The green
plant laden with fruit in every stage
OF development had much claim to
beauty as well as usefulness.
The prowlers around town have
been causing considerable concern. No
cases, however, have been reported
since the arrest of suspicious char
acter early Sunday morning. The Of
iicers had been notified to arrest any
one who could not account for him
sell after IL o'clock After following
the man in question, by name Kay
bold, he was found to be prying into
alleys and around property in general
lie was taken to the workhousc last
Monday.
Mrs. Deputy is at the Delaware
Hospital where she had cancer re-
moved one day last week. The latest
reports say she is getting along very
nicely.
Kew. J. ID. Blake. of Red Clay Creek
Church, preached strong temperance
sermon in the Whre Clay Creek
Church last Sunday
Misses Grace and Anna Richards
entertained nunlser OF thsir. friends
on Halloween
Elkton G. Adams, OF fredericksburg,
Nd. and Alice ID. Doyle. of Newark,
were married on Monday night.
The Young Mems Republican Club
OF White Clay Greek Hundred met in
Newark last night A large number
attended. Dr. L. Hesler Ball was
one of the speakers.
John Mote sold his chickens and
cows on Tuesday afternoon. The pur-
chaser of his dairy and milk route was
John Richards, farmer on the Morrow
farm, east of town
A number of the members Of the
Knights of Golden Eagle Lodge, wv
Castle, No. 20, visited Crusaders Cas-
tie, Wilmington, last night to wit
ness an initiation.
The college boys have their new
Junior Annual under way. Last Thurs
day photographers from Wilmington
spent the day in collecting pictures for
the illustrations to be used in that
book.
Mr.. Williams, living on the farm
south OF town, picked enough
Strawberries last Friday to have one
OF those old-fashioned shortcakes for
dinner.
A party OF men left town Tuesday
for cunning trip along the Susque-
hanna river, There headquarters will
be DR.. Steele's shanty. The members
OF the party are Messrs. Victor Willis.
Thomas Minnix, Floyd Wingate and
Dr. Steele.
The afternoon Bridge Club was en-
tertained on Tuesday afternoon by
Miss Anna Springer.
Harry Kollock, who has been clerk
at the Newark Centre depot for some
time, has been transferred Mr. Kol-
lock is now agent at Stemmen's Run.
Md, not far from Baltimore.
Cantwell Clark, class 1910. Delaware
College, has left for Birmingham. Ala
bama, where he has accepted posi-
ton with mining company.
he members of the Sophomore
class at Delsawre College have pur-
chased gray felt hats with the nuner-
ais embroidered in silk across the
front
Between the political advertising and
gossip the wet and "drys", anything
outside the realm of election news is
dead issue. The candidates are all
smiling, saying the old stock phrase
prospects are very promising. The
"drys" are jubiant, seeing they have
the vets on the run. The "wets"
are despcrate-the merchant looking
on. afraid to say. The negro is warn
ed that if he votes dry its Jim Grow
cars for him. Rather for him to or
ganize those literary clubs of oh, saw
about 20 members and we will donate
5000, Tor de luxe edition of Shakes
pesre and engraved "Why | signed
the pledge Inviting officers of the
law to take vacations. Good humor
honesty. lying and cunning all in
dead run, to the tune of MAY the best
man wln,' but will he?
Alter next week all will start to talk
about the sewer and shirt factory
Alter the fishing trip up Salt River, all
Will be well if all are good: ii not