Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1910-12-07

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College was addressed by Professor
Hayward on Monday evening. His
subject was Enthusiasm, Absolute
Honesty, Fair Play. and Punctuality',
and was much appreciated BY the
| members present
he most brilliantly lighted store
in town is that OF Ed Herbener Post
| Card and Pic % Studio. Mr.. Herbe-
ner has installed Gloria Gas Plant"
IN his place OF business and has placed
one light out front 1t has attracted
SO much attention that his place is
being known as "At the Sign of the
White Light" This system not only
gives him perfect lighting facilities,
but enables him to operate his studio
at night
The Walker Campbell case, which
mas attracted SO much attention in
this vicinity, was closed last week, the
jury giving $3.50 to Campbell. L. 1rv-
ing Handy won the case That ac-
counts for the extra smile.
Mrs. ID. Lee Rose entertained her
friends ON Tuesday evening. the oc-
casion being her birthday. The guests
spent a pleasant evening. Greetings
were exchanged, the departing guests
all wishing Mrs. Rose many more
milestones on the journey of life.
The lecture advertised ior Tuesday
evening, to be given by DIR. Watt in
the M. E. Church was postponed, ow-
ing to the weather. There is prob
ability OF this being given on next
Monday night.
Adams Express Company is dis
tributing "A Suggestion to ship gifts
| early and avoid Inconvenience caused
by the rush. They supply labels with
the words DO not open until Christ
mas in heavy type, for the convent
ence to their patrons.
l.. B. Jacobs is suffering with the
grip.
Announcement OF the closing of
81, 900, ,ooo contract between Senior Gull
lemo Dominica, Inspector General OF
Argentine Republic, and the railroad
car manufacturing firms of Harlan &
Holingsworth and the American Car
and Foundry Company, both OF Will
| mlngton was made by ]. E. Cobaugh,
Senior Dominico's representative in the
U. s., at the Bellevue Stratford, last
evening This order for cars is the
greatest so lar in the history of the
South American Republic 1t will take
the Wilmington firms practically all of
1911 to fill it.
The work OF laying pipe at the west
end Of town is about completed This
has been somewhat delayed, owing to
| slowness i'll the arrival OF pipe Those
i'll charge think the work will be fin
ished by tomorrow.
District Superintendent f. l.. Iof-
fecker OF the NJ +. Church, has set
apart December l3 as a day OF prayer.
Bishops Berry and Anderson will be in
Wilmington on that day and al minis
ters OF this vicinity, with the Male
members OF the denomination, are
urged to meet together at the various
services Of the day for the purpose oi
awakening a deeper interest in spirit
ual things and deepening the piety OF
{ ur people
A box social will be held at the home
of Edward Comfy next Saturday even
ing. The proceeds are for the benefit
of Salem Church
J. Sherman Dayett has just com
pleted large contract Tor lumber
with L. B. Leary, Of Philadelphia.
The stores everywhere are bright
with their array of attractive Christ
mas goods. The snow and the Jingle
II the sleighers' bells were the only
things necessary to complete the 5,
gestion of Christmas cheer.
Mr.. Howard Ferguson has moved
into the DR. Herbert Watson property
on South College avenue
Lee O. Moore, the young son OF
Frank Moore, is ii with typhoid fever.
The afternoon Bridge Club met at
the home of Mrs. Milton, on Tuesday
afternoon
II. M. Campbell ha: purchased one
of those fine cows from the herd of
A. W. Rounds, OF Welsh Tract. This
herd is perhaps the record breaker OF
the community-and for beauty, it
resembles a colored calendar pastoral
scene
The residence OF OFT Widdoes on
Depot road, is nearing completion
and in appearance promises to be i'll
keeping with the other new homes in
this section, which have added so much
to our leading town entrance.
In the initial number of "Arden
Leaves, a monthly record Of village
life as lived at the colony of good
folks and lree at Arden, Delaware,
there appears the name OF George
Hamilton, formerly near this town.
Mr.. Hamilton appears as Gid Master
Of the Garden. He graces his depart
ment with few we'll chosen words on
the winter garden work Arden has
no member in its colony more free
from the shams of life and no one
more inbucd wit hthe art and poetry
,ound in so-called work than the Gid
Master of Arden Leaves"
The handsome table cover which
Mrs Avis and Mrs. Cooper have been
rafting off in behalf of worthy cause
was won by Mr.. Wilbur T. Wilson,