Evening journal., 1912-04-24
NEWSY DOINCS
OF new CASTLE
Democrats Find No Contests
for Delegate to the State
Convention
YOUNG PEOPLE
AT EVENING COMPANY

NEW CASTLE. April 24.-Demo-
Gratis of New Castle hundred met last
night in the town hall TO nominate
delegates to the State convention and
to the special county convention to
be held on May A.. The meeting was
largely attended and no Instructions
we're given he delegates John l.. Sui
Ivan threatened a contest i'm the west
ern district against J. 4. Cough. but
later withdrew it.
The delegates and alternates to
the Stae convention are:
Delegae at large. James b. Brady,
John II. Martin alternate.
Eastern District-Peter G. Madden,
g. Archie Rennie.
Northern District-Nilliam Veg
genman. William !. Hunter.
Western District-Joseph 7. Cough,
John Rambo.
southern District-c. p. Holcomb.
7. y. Elason
Couny Convention.
Eastern district-John w. Davis,
Albert S. Boyce.
Northern District-ogle Glandon.
Harvey Newlove.
Western District-samuol Miller,
Warren Mccoy
Southern District-Edward David
son, Fred Klingmeyer
Delegates at large-Charles Do
herty. Francis de III. Janvier. John T.
Hayes and Hugh E. Duffy.
Evening Social.
The young people I'm the neighbor~
hood of State Road and Bear Station
held "A social at the home OF Clayton
d Appleby.
Games we're played and vocal and
instrumental music givein. Refresh
ments were served. Among those
present were:
Miss Louise Modoy. Miss Elsie
Thompson, Miss Reba Thompson.
Miss Nan Rambo. Miss Mary Rambo.
Miss Anna Weir. Miss Pansy Rement-
er, Hiss Edith Sterling, Miss Frances
Sterling. Miss Lola Stafford, Miss
Clara Stafford. Miss Virginia Davis,
Miss Ennice Hayes. Miss Maude Dem
ming, Miss Florence Johnson, Miss
Lucy Johnson, Miss Linda Appleby,
Alfred Davidson, Fred Davidson,
Frank Silver. Frank Stafford Earle
Weir, Claude Listen Elmer Howell. Mr.
Warren. Mr.. Butler. Harry Crompton,
Ralph Gravit Earle Straugh, Joseph
Gongh, Beuhler Diehl. Howard Le-
fevre. Dayton Lefevre, Howard DEN
ming, Resell Schafer, John Rambo,
Richard Appleby. Douglas Appleby,
Victor Davis. Mr.. Johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Orville Davis. Mr. and Mrs. w.
E. Cranston and Mrs j.. Corbit Hayes
Ankle Broken.
While at work yesterday afternoon,
in the Brylgon Steel Casting Com
kany's works, Jeremiah Tobin had his
right ankle broken by a casting fall
inc ON IT, Dr. David Stewart reduced
the fracture.
No Begging Here.
Magistrate .Nickerson is determined
that panhandlers must give New Cas-
tie "A wide berth Frank Mackenzie,
who was arrested by Constable
Wright on Monday night, was sent
over TO Greenbank yesterday for
ninety days. Mackenzie was one Of
party of umbrella members who IN
yaded the town on Monday night.
General News.
Constable Wright was notified yes
torday that pair of shoes had been
stolen from the store of James Nc
Callister. State Road.
Charles Hofmann. formerly proprie-
Tor Of the Jefferson House. will sail
Tor Germany from New York tomor-
row.
The Rev. !. l.. Johnson headed The
BOY Scouts as they marched from the
=. Church last evening 10 the
Armory, where the boys were drilled.
All boys found trespassing in the
building and on the roof Of the Tobin
moving picture theatre will be ar
rested on the charge OF trespass.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Dickerson. Of At
lantic City, Miss Florence Brides
and J. n. Rogers. Of Philadelphia, and
Mrs. w ID. Collins, of Wilmington
have been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
William w. Leach
Postmaster George W. Vantine has
a package OF dress goods which was
found on the street
In order TO rush the work Of shin.
ping the stone from tho Jail buildin
the horses and carts worked last
night hauling the stone TO the bare,
being loaded at Delaware street
wharf