Newark post., 1911-11-08
NEWS HERE AND THERE

State Board of Agriculture has an
elaborate display Of apples and
corn at the American Land and lr-
rigation Exhibition in Madison
Square Garden, n. Y. One hun
dred and fifty feet OF floor space
have been allotted to Delaware.
Many prominent Delaware agrl-
culturists will visit the show this
week.
DR.. NJ. T. Cook is negotiating
for a fine property in the reslden-
tial section of New Brunswick, n.
j.. where he expects to move about
the first of the year.
The Aid Society Of Wesley M.
f. Church will hold an oyster sup
per at l.. C. Garrett's, Strickers-
vile. on Saturday evening. NO
vember 18th. Oysters will be
served in all styles. Everybody
welcome.
Company E, Organized Militia
of Delaware. will hold an election
next Thursday evening for the
purpose Of selecting a second leu
tenant, which position has been
vacant for some time.
The moving pictures have been
moved from the Centerllall to the
new A. f. Fader Garage building.
They are under the management
of Mrs. Ira Mote.
Lehiyh is applying business
methods in securing students by
offering a $50 scholarship. Stu
dents down State will be led away
from our own institution.
Delaware should be making her
self better known. Rapid strides
are being made but still there IS
room.
Rev. Howard T. Quigg. pastor
of the Avenue NJ. f. Church, Mil
ford. has organized class IN
hoolhinding. Before enterjn" the
ministry he was bookbnder by
trade.
Can't our preachers do some
thing t. interest our boys:
Floyd W. Wingctt, Delaware
College. '09. has gone to Denver to
join his father in Il business enter
prise in the west.
The senior civil engineers are en-
Gagged in making a preliminary sur
vcv for railroad curve on Dean 5
field. under the supervision Of
Prof Robinson.
Miss Mary IIof'ccllcr entertained
her Sunday school class last Fri
day. The guests pronounced the
evening ID happy and jolly one.
Nr. and Mrs. James NJ. Conner,
Baltimore, are rejoicing over the
birth Of d son. james Raymond
was born last Wednesday, N0venl-
Der /.
James ShcIlendcr and family
moved Monday into the new nome
recently erected on the Depot road
by the Misses Steele.
Captain Edgar S. Slayer, L. $
A.. recent commandant at Della
ware. paid a farewell visit to New
ark friends last week, before re
, turning to his regiment along the
, Mexican border.
: Orders have been issued by tht
Governor naming the dates for the
t inspection of the companies of th'
| Organized Militia of Delaware
f Major G. A. Short, Inspector Gen
: eral, will visit Company E, New
ark. on Thursday, November %
9 at SIS p. m.
u A referee, the representative o
: a sporting goods house, called in t.
{ settle the dispute between Ell
> Mills, Elkton, and Aberdeen owe
! the honors of the Tri-Count.
{ League during the past seasol
, awarded the trophy to the Aber
!. deem team. All three of the team
! were tie for the pennant.
J. The Maryland Water Company
v which owns the Elkton waite
= works, is about to install an up-tt
Il date filtration plant at that place
IS Friday, November II, will be OF
l. served as Pennsylvania Day q
d State College, Pa.
= :, The boys of Newark Gramma
i School have formed an athletic as
sociation with a membership of A
n Mrs. Jacob Mote has been tn
it guest Of William Aiken and fan
ily.