Evening journal., 1912-01-18
NEWSY DOINCS
OF new CASTLE
Happy Couple EntsrtaiR on
Sixteenth Wedding
Anniversary
TOWN HIT HARD
BY HIGH BUTTER PRICE

Special to THE EVENING JOUhNAl-'
NEW CASTLE, Jan. 1S-Although
New Castle is in the heart OF an ag-
ricultural district in which farmers
have hundreds of COWS the price OF
best butter here is 55 cents pound.
The dealers find that their business
feels this keenly as well as the house
wives. AS a result of the exorbiant
price of butter many persons in New
Castle are buying oleomargarine.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Kirby. Jr., was burned about
the face and hands by hot lard.
Mr. and Mrs. James ]. Wright last
evening celebrated their sixteenth
wedding anniversary in the knights
of pvthias Hall. Dancing was induls-
ed i'm for several hours and lunch
con was served. Among those pres
ent were:
From Wilmington-Mr and MIS-
william Platt, Mr.. and MIS-: lnve'
widen Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wright
Miss Nav Brown, Miss Mary hagah'
Miss Lizzie White, Miss Mary Lopy'
Miss Eva Colvert, Andrew Spatn' Bar
nov Finan Edward Gilbert turnan
stswart Charles Wright, William VII
den. George Green.
Vow castle-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Do,,sbertv. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank hey-
no,ds Mr and Mrs. Thomas Leohalu'
AZ. and Mrs. John Leonard, MT anu
Ms Drowu Lancaster, Mr.. ana MIS- MI ,.
Tahn Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs. James
vI;,,a Mr. and Mrs. John DOTS MI;
"a Mrs lanes j. Lawler' MI s anu
a,,u al,' WTiiliam Lawler, Mr.. ana %MIs' %
Sta,ios Cavanaugh, Mr.. ana NJ ~, . ?.
Sr.a,,iy N1urnhv. Mr.. and MIS-. Onal - ~.
NJ an, N;ol,erson Mr.. and MIS-. JONI
-,.,,t Mr. and Mrs Timothy oIeelo,
A.. a,d Mrs Israel McHugh- MT. aiu ~
~. Iohn steele. Mr.. and MIS-. ArStle
Mprtson w, % Mr. and Mrs Samuel M
rstt tbo Misses Rose Morris on' Luoy
s1n..;son Sn.,S' Iulu Morrison Ethel barnes
g',-,N NJ paLer Nora Winslow AInte
Ir;..sfoN- .,A-s Emily Rocket. Grace .,. pu.l.
,,a..,, racobs. Annie McNulty, Mals
ny. ,.y Fannie Perrin. Julia bower
st.hei prescott Frances buNa, 99'
nIenho ~. edwards. Mary heyho,,'i's o,,i's
Daa povn,lds Margaret Ryan, El's9 ,ns
pN.,,ott NJ Sterling. Bessie i. Me-,
80, Ida Iank. Nellie Sailow"s
Tr,;iv FahI. Cathariue Finnesah' Ma. Ia,
raref Reynolds Lucy Wn'ee 1,,,,,T-
vrh;to charlotte Herman. Jonn hlh,n- IN,l
W. fan,es Hance. Osa Hance' 9onn
toh. s,. Nui1iiau Zee William Auio
- t1atton Josenh Barnes. Jal,o9
s,lc-org Tohn NcGrory. George NC
cno.,' so~- Emret McGrory Frank NC,
C. Cnos michael REYNOLDS. ho"aru
49,, Eelix NcCaNertv. Edward beou-
"a Alexander Holiday Harry Mc- NC
na,,iel Evan Lancaster Robert WnI.s ~
Dni,lei' tltst Giant Theodore Hatton, Ed
81 TNls carmlev. Frank Madden. q al al . leS
,tac,,,ro Alfred Mcclure, Jonn hes
ofds William Brinkley. Harry lOon
~. E-ronlr sheridan, Robert Mc1laln
Sar,,,eI NlcKuitt. Charles klingneSs,
Iobn Kaenan. Dennis Mahoney, fIaur a,.,
pavnolds. Lawrence Reynolds VII
liam White and John Ford. ,,,-
Philadelphia-Annie Reynolds El'5'
abeth Gillouty, and Margaret Mau'
Word was received here last even
INC Of the death of James A Cunning
nf philadelphia. Patrick James ano
Hannah Cunning. of this city, are chll'
dren He was a marine engineer loi
msnv wears on the Delaware River
ana mn to last Sunday was on ClN
Ice Boat No. 3. when he was takeE
off and sent to his home at NO. Soz' ."
North Howard street. fhliauel "a "a
His funeral takes place on SATURDAY
morning. Interment will be MADE II
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
Miss Bessie Gulick in hurrying t'
cross the trolley track opposite tn'
Edgar allen Office fell and received
a number Of slight bruises. There
was a car coming at the time and seV
eral persons helped her out OF tn'
way.
Several young men from here wen
to Wilmington last evening to a so
cial held in Eden Hall. They return
ed on the midnight train.
Captain Jesse Mckay is leaving M
stone unturned to build up COMPANY
II. Organized Militia Of Delaware. HI
wants the best material in the city al
members of the company, and ex
poets TO get them.