Evening journal., 1911-08-22
new CASTLE
NEWS NOTES
COlored Folk to Build New
Church In the
Town
HOFMANNS LEAVE
OLD HOTEL HOME

NEW CASTLE, Aug. 22.-New Castle
is to have another church Some years
ago special revival services were held
in the western district with the result
that the foundation walls for a church
we're built But the colored people
who were at the head of the move
ment moved away and up to the pres
ent nothing was done. The work is
now about to be resumed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman have
commenced TO remove their furniture
from the Jefferson House, which they
recently sold to John Fehl of Whining
ton. They will occupy their attractive
new bungalow in Wilmington avenue.
An Italian workman at the Baldt
Steel plant yesterday suffered a num-
Der of cuts and bruises. His injuries
were dressed at the Office of DIR. VIII
liam Wertenbaker.
Miss Anna Toner has been confined
10 her home on account of a very sore
eye
John Willard of Kennett Square was
a visitor here on Sunday. II was his
first visit in fifty years and he came
here to visit Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hizer
He is a son of the late Sheriff Willard
who removed from New Castle to
Philadelphia fifty years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ford are. yis-
ting in Glassboro, y. J.
Miss Harriet Challenger left yester-
day for Germantown.
Patrick Leonard who is suffering
with typhoid fever, is much improved
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Bacon are Wis
iting friends in Pennsylvania.
Miss Pauline Rogers has been at
Cape May, n. ].
Miss Josephine Clothier is tho guest
of Tioga friends.
Hubert Lawler, one Of the bright
newsboys who serves THE EVENING
JOURNAL, is in Philadelphia with his
cousin, James McCallin.
Fred c. Baer has arrived from Cali
fornia.
Mrs. Ball and children have been
here for some time.
William ]. Harrington was remem-
bered on his birthday yesterday with
a postal card shower.
Officer George Wools1n found a
rosary on the street yesterday. The
owner can have it by applying TO the
officer
John McDevitt, who lost a cuff but
ton last week, has had it returned 10
him.
John Currans is spending a week
with John Joseph Clark, ON Green
point. New York.
Hugh Hillsy, Of Chicago. is spending
two weeks with John II Martin
Mrs. John McCarty and children, of
Glassboro, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Ryan
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gravel, Jr,
Of Wilmington, are visiting MT
Gravell's parents here.
Mrs. William Budd. who has been
"a Virginia Springs, is expected here
i to join her children, who are being en-
tertained by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Cooper.
The Horrigsn Contracting Company
has commenced the work of building
the State road firm Hare's Corner tc
Tybout's Corner. Clayton Appleby is
supervisor.
Edward Galloway, Jr., has a severe
attack Of typhoid fever.
Miss Florrie Case has been visiting
near Reading. Pa.
Miss Mary Ratledge and Emily Ped
rick, Mary Elkinton, Ora se McCaughar
and Pauline Wilhelm have returned
home from camping along the New
Jersey coast
The many friends Of Mrs. Robert
Megginson are pleased to find her sc
much improved in health. Mr.. and
Mrs. Megginson have retained home
from a two weeks visit at Avon-by'
the-Sea.
Marriages are now seasonable. Fol
lowing the Seale-Keegan and Steel.
Neal weddings comes the nsws thai
the sister of one Of the parties is TO b
the next bride.
Magistrate Nickerson had a number
of minor cases before him last even
ing.
Madison Buell., who died in Buffalo
N. Y, last week, was former residen
of Nav Castle