Evening journal., 1913-09-17
.NEWSY DOINCS
OF NEW CASTLE
Town Flremen Proceed With
Preparations for HaIIOw Fen
Celebration
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WILL JOIN IN FROLIC

SpecsMpeTHE EVENING JOURNAL
MHWzuEarxE Sept 17-AIl mem
bernsoA xhe,oood win Fire Company
areserpsuf5ds 10, attend the meeting OF
he company tonight. when definite
action win be taken regarding the
PROPOSED Hollow Ben celebration. It
is hopedfehnt a splendid parade can
be given snd that Wilmington will
BE ,Wazk. as that oity will
not. have a celebration that night
The opWaeHouse and Armory can be
'9emted for dancing, and as the FIRE
company needs money. the proceeds
from the dances will help consider
ably. Business people have signined
their intention of donating prizes for
the marching clubs and individual
marchers.
The Rev. Edward L. Hubbard, a
former pastor Of the NJ. q. Church
here, will preach at the morning SER
vice on Sunday morning, October 8.
That day has been set apart as one
for old friends to meet The Sunday
IN the afternoon when L. Irving
Handy will deliver the address. In
the evening the preacher will be the
Rev Adam Stengle.
There will be a special meeting Of
the A. o. L. w tomorrow evening,
Matters of deep interest to all mem
bers of the lodge viii be discussed.
Christiana Ladge, Of Christina, will
pay a fraternal visit to Friendship
Lodge on Thursday evening,
September 25.
william Ahern and Edward Mccall
lister, OF Philadelphia, who are stop
ping at Fentons Beach, are having a
glorious time on the Delaware river.
Several New Castle people went to
Wilmington last night TO attend the
inquests held by Coroner John T.
Spring.
Gold Medal Flour at Platts, SS
cents a bag
Two young men left home on Mon
day TO seek their fortune, but up to
the present their parents have heard
nothing from them.
William Mills, colored, who at
tempted TO kill James ]. Whalen last
May was sentenced in the county
court yesterday TO years imprison-
ment
Members of Seminole Tribe, I'M
proved Order OF Red Men, will trail
70 Bear Station on next Tuesday
might and be the guests Of Little Bear
Tribe. when the heap big chiefs are
chosen by the braves on that ter
ritory.
Kingsford's Corn Starch. at Platts',
cents box
Road foreman P. ]. Ahern and a
force of men are az work at Market
street bridge. Wilmington, where
new shaft is being installed TO replace
i. the bent one which has been there.
Young women on these fine after
moons go gathering golden rod and
big punches of the yellow golden rod
can be seen at any time being brought
into The city.
William Yelland, who has been put
ing down considerable concrete work
here. will lay a concrete sidewalk at
Farnhurst for the Delaware State
Hospital trustees.
Instantaneous Tapioca, at Platts',
cents box"
There will be a meeting of the Wo-
I mems Auxiliary, of Emmanuel
Church. in the parish house this
afternoon.
AS many Of the women Of the
parish who can attend are requested
to do so as plans will he discussed
relative to the entertainment of 200
delegates who are expected to attend
the parish meeting OF the Diocesan
Branch OF the Womans Auxiliary
which will be held in New Castle in
November
Bankson T. Holcomb Jr.. Of Wayne
Pa. has been visiting his mother anC
sister. Mrs. b. T. Holcomb and Mrs
John NJ. Wilson. y
Mrs. X. r. Rodney. OF German
town, has returned home after
brief visit with relatives.
meeting of the Junior Auxiliar,
OF Emmanuel Church, will be held II
the parish house al o'clock thi
evening.
Last Sunday was the final Sunda,
for the morning sessions OF the Sun
day school of Emmanuel Church. OF
Sunday next, the fall schedule will b
resumed and the sessions will be he'll
at 2.sO O'Clock in the afternoon.
Among the recent automobil
parties was an enjoyable one take
last week in Robert Megginson'
machine to Christiana. Cooche
Bridge, Newark. Rockford Tower an
other places. Those in the part
were: Mrs. L. E. Eliason. Mrs. Jaco
Speiker Mrs. Neal Sentman, Mrl
Hammell, Mrs. E. G. Gambril, Mis-
Phillips. Mrs. Harry Smith, Mri
Thomas Smith. Mrs Frank s. Deemel
Mrs. Victoria Wise, Mrs. Peter G
Madden, Elizabeth Madden, Louis
Eliason. Frances Sentman Helen an
Edna Deemer, Gertrude Unruh. Henr
Speaker and Edward Challenger.
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