Evening journal., 1913-07-24
NEWS BUDGET
FROM YORKLYN
Upper State Town EntertainS
Many Visitors Over
July Days
sneoial 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
YORKLYN. Del, July 24.-The b.
and o. r. r. Co. is making extensive
repairs on the long bridge which
spans The Red Clay Creek at the
lower snuff mills.
Harry Timms Is off duty suffering
with inflammatory rheumatism OF
the shoulders.
George Lamber and family have
moved to Wilmington.
Mrs. John Ryan. Sr., was taken
suddenly i'll on Monday. but is inn
proving.
Frank Mcvaugh is making many
Improvements TO his buildings.
Struck by flying missile, Edgar
Benge came near losing the sight OF
his right eye
Mrs. Charles Imswiller is con
velescing after a brief Illness.
Edward Shane is recuperatine
after a long period OF typhoid fever,
The Calithumpians were out Mon
DAY night and serenaded Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Dauss.
Edward Rickhaven has resigned
his position with the American
Snun Company TO become one of the
faculty of Lincoln University.
Neal Finnegan. who has been al
White Mountains for pulmonary
troubles has returned slightly i'm
proved
Horace Hines. Of Philadelphia, has
accepted a position with the National
Fibre Insulation Company.
william II. Dunnel. Samuel II.
Dunnell. William Niter and John
Benge motored to the Gettysburg
battlefield on Sunday.
Mrs Neal Finnegan Is under the
doctors care.
Struck a stunning blow. on the
shoulder blade. Louis Destafeney Is
nursing a dislocated arm.
While alighting from moving
automobile Harold Malloy was
thrown on the ground and received
contusionH on the head.
Michael Gallagher, who is In the
Delaware Hospital afflicted with
typhoid fever is doing as well as
can be expected.
Edwin. the youngest son Of Charles
Pierce underwent an operation for
stomach trouble I'm the Delaware
Hospital on Saturday. He GONZALES
cling.
Miss Laura n. wheatroy. oil
Vinlova. Pa. is spending week
with friends here.
Miss Edna Shortidge Is visiting
her grandparents, Mr and Mrs
Clarence Ridgway, of Baltimore.
Miss Helen Brook Lapelle Of Bucl
Hill Falls. n. ". rs visiting her aunt
Mrs George Lawrence.
Mr. and Mrs Curtiss Hannum LET
yesterday ON their honeymoon
throughout the New England State'
Mrs John Brennan and son ar
visiting Patrick Touhey and family
Mcssrs Howard H. lllrngat,
Oscar n. Hendrickson and Harve
Lonester Of Philadelphia. motore
rhhrc Wednesday on business.
John McFadden. Of Wilmington
spent Monday here in the interest o
Harlan and Hollingsworth corpora
tion.
Miss Lillian steckels Of Phladcl-
phia. is visiting Miss Julia Kane
r. Leslie Broadbent of Marcus
HOOK. Pa, was here on business on
Monday.
George Pennock aud family spent
Sunday with Levi Ruth and family
Harry Eaglcson and family. OF
Radnor Pa. are visiting Mrs. Eagle
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Johnson
Frank X Halloran and family
have returned from a visit with
Steelton Pa. friends.
Miss Maude Messenger, of Phila
dclpha. is a visitor here
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin spen
Sunday In West Grove. Pa.
Miss Hattie Doud spent Sunda,
with her uncle, Levi Ruth.
John Guilty, of Avondale. spen
Sunday with Mrs. Sidney Keatinl
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Palmer. o
of r. Clarence Marshall.
Miss Gertrude Clark. of Philadel
phia. is on two months visit wit
her sister, Mrs. James Sterrett
James Z. Cloud and family spen
Sunday with Stanton friends.
Philip Touhcy spent Sunday wit
John Dahlen and family in Philadel
phia
Miss Mae Potts and friend speu
Sunday with her father. Granvill
Potts.
John Moynihan. Of LandenberI
spent Sunday with friends here