Evening journal., 1910-01-27
GETTING READY
TO CATCH SHAD
New Castle Fishermen Look
ing Forward to Big Catches
of Fish

special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Jan. 27.-Moulton c.
Rogers. Jr.. Is the first riverman to be-
gin operations for the season. He COM
menced yesterday to hang in his net for
shad nshing 50 that he will be ready for
an early season. Fishermen say indica-
tions point to good season. J. Harry
King, Jr., will carry on the fish commits
sion business In which his father was en-
gagged for so many years. There will be
about thirty boats here and but few OF
them will be sail boats. The day of the
Armstrong engine" a title given to the
rowboats, has passed. A motor boat gives
the men a chance to fish a distance Of
twenty-five miles and then get home in
good time.
In st. Peters Church this morning a
pretty wedding took place when Miss
Mary McCallin became the bride of Fred
erick Garrahue. Of Chester. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. F. V. Camp
bell. Miss Margaret McCallin, of Whining
ton, a sister of the bride, was bridesmaid
and william Brinckle was best man. Fol-
lowing the ceremony wedding break
fast was served at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs Francis p McCailin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Garrahue will live in Chester. The
bride is a daughter of John McCallin and
one Of the most popular of New Castle
girls.
About fifty young people called last
evening TO extend congratulations to Miss
Kathryn Mcdaniel daughter of MT and
Mrs. Henry Mcdaniel the day being the
anniversary of her birth. Miss Mcdaniel Is
chief operator at the d. and A. telephone
station and is popular with the young
people. Vocal and instrumental music
passed away the hours pleasantly and re-
freshments we're served.
The head Of the Noah Higgins horse that
bit John Walker. of State Road. has been
sent to the laboratory at Delaware Col
lego for examination.
Ten candidates will be initiated into the
mysteries Of the Mogullions this even
ing. Special music will be furnished and
the proper kind of feed provided for the
new members Of the long-eared organiza-
ton.
Mrs. Orion A. Carrick who has been sick
for some time is able to be down stairs.
George Duncan. one Of the injured in
the recent trolley collision, was able to
come to the postoffice yesterday.
James Lupton who had his ankle sprain-
ed in the same accident is able to move
about the house with the aid Of crntches
The Holy Name Society of st. Peters
4 l.o1a f,,rr
The society has a chorus Of fifty voices
Mrs. Denny s. Smith is confined TO her
room by sickness.
James Bennett, one of the oldest men,
bers of the Knights Of Pythias is con-
fined to the house on account of sickness.
Business is so rushed at the. Brylgon
plant that the employees are working over
time each evening. At the Baldt works the
} mammoth castings are stilI being made
and at the Deemer mill everything is 90
ing with a rush.
Charles Bennett, OF North Second s,roet
took his wife and children to the upper
story window Of his house last evening
They got good view Of the comet Mr.
Bennett said the comet looked green Thi,
~-'NpAf AeA III a lduBn from the club mem
, bers and one member ventured the predic
tion that the green comet was a sign OF
home rule for Ireland.
John B. Wright, Of Toledo. Ohio. wa.
. here for few days this week as tn
guest Of City Councilman James ]
Wright. The Intellinger Of New York.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. papa
says this week:
! For all-round combined results accom-
plished by assistancy STATS. the laure
might be given to one Of the several as
sistants distinguished for their fine in
dustrial increase. John B. Wright of To
ledo, is one Of them. This gentleman ha
advanced a step higher since we las
wrote of him. On January Sd Mr.. Wrigh
assumes charge OF the Akron, Ohio Dis
trict as superintendent We heartily con
graduate him, and wish him and his sta
abundant success for the New Year.