Newark post., 1910-09-28
NEWS
Here and There

lhe Building and Loan Association
VIII hold its regular monthly meeting
on tuesday evening next.
George Hoton, the wel-known
agent for Adams Express. is suffer
ing at his home in Evansville. with
typhoid fever.
Little Miss Edith McCarns is i'll at
her home at Wilson's Station.
William r. Wilson, of Wilmington,
is erecting large barn on his farm
near town.
Fifty barrels of Kent county apples
are to be presented to the sailor bows
of the "Delaware.'
Much interest is being shown in foot
ball at the College this year. The new
ruies give Our team an equal showing
with other teams. Blackboard lee
lures and practice games have shown
some very promising material Pre-
paratlon Tor the first game with Will
hanson on October Ist will begin in
earnest today.
work has begun ON houses for Frank
1orotna on South Academy street.
I'd Herbener testifieS to the hon
esty OF Newark and community Three
thousand, eight hundred and seventy
three postcards were left on his porch
Saturday night, and when they were
taken in on Monday morr;.- it was
found that there was not one missing.
The curbing on Chapel street is
about complete. 1t is great improve
ment to that section
The houses being erected by r. B.
ferguson for Mr.. Ellison on North
College avenue and Mrs. Jacob
Thomas on Prospect avenue are near
ing completion.
Katie NJ. Dean, w. Fl. Dean and A,
II. Dean visited Darby friends on
Sunday via Cupid Car" under the
Ski!liul management of I. B. Fergu-
son.
William Wollaston is making I'M
provements on his property The store
and house are being joined, more room
being gained by the addition.
"A. II. Dean, who has been employed
at the Arsenal Laboratory, Pittsburg,
has relinquished his position and is
| now taking course at Delaware Col
lege.
Ground will be broken early next
| week for the houses of DR.. Steele on
Cleveland avenue
At the last meeting of the w c. T.
U. OF Newark, the following officers
were elected for the coming YEAR
President, Mrs. f. S Butler: Cores
ponding Secretary, Mrs Mary f. De-
putty; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Marv
| 3. Donnell Treasurer, Mrs. Mary E.
Kilgore
An important meeting of the Pen
cader Hundred NoLicense Organiza-
ton is announced for September 30,
at Glasgow, in the lecture room of
the Presbyterian Church A thorough
canvass OF the Hundred and schedule
Of public meetings are to be arranged
for
| improvements are being made on
the warehouse at the B. & O.
| X. A. Galaher is remodeliing his
houses opposite the B. & O.
| Evan Lewis has moved into the
Maxwell property on Main street.
Elmer Thompson is building an ad-
dition to his home in the West End
Hon. |. J. Brasure, OF Selbyvlle, is
visiting relatives near Newark. Mr.
Brasure attende the Postmasters'
League Convention of which he is
president, in Wilmington, last week.
| tie is attending the meetino OF the
Board of Directors of the Red Mems
traternal Home, being held here to-
day He is much pleased with the
home and its progress. As Past Great
Sachem he has been active in the work
OF securing the home and making it
| success
| We have received this week a COPY
| ot The Ohio State Lantern which
IS the student weekly OF Ohio State
| University. 1t is an eight page, seven
| column paper, brlmful of interest and
| showing much enterprise on the part
OF the student body
| Professor Hayward will address the
| Dairy Show Association at the Cham
Der OF Commerce, Pittsburg, early next
month
improvements are being made in
the Catholic Church by the addition OF
steam heat and electric light w. K.
Kennedy is putting in the heat and A.
| +. Fader Is wiring the building.
Professor Hayward left Tuesday for
Trenton, where he is acting as Judge
| OF the live stock at the Trenton Fair.
Newarks musical appreciation is
something that needs to be cultivated.
With this in view, the ladies of the
New Century Club are working for a
| piano. You may help them along by
leaving some of those clothes that
you no longer need. at the Opera
House Building.
Two fine residences in the West
OF town belonging 70 DR.. Blake and
Ernest Frazer are nearing completion
"A. F. Fader has secured the contract
for lighting both houses.
James Pennington has sold his farm
near Huber's track to Tohn L. Hol-
loway, OF Snow Hill Md. Mr.. Hollo-
| way will take possession next March.
| Mr. Pennington will retire from farJu-
ing and will likely reside in Newark.
! The moving spirit in the Peoples
Settlement Movement in Wilmington
IS Miss Sarah Pyle. sister of A. c.
| Pyie, OF this town. Through her ef-
| forts the building at Eighth and Lom-