Evening journal., 1913-09-16
Newsy Doings of Delaware City

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY. Del, Sept. 16.--
Rally Day will be held IN the Pres
byterian Church here on the first
Sunday in October. Rev. j. Rusbridge
Is pastor of the church.
After n very good season the trout
fishing about here is over for this
year.
AS a result of the recent high winds
and cool spell the cunning about here
has not been very good Most Of the
gunners about here reported a
scarcity Of reed and rail birds dur
ing the past week
Fishing in the canal is being enjoy
ed by the residents here party Of
men from here went fishing up the
canal on Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. r. G.. Sheldon are be-
ing congratulated upon the arrival Of
fine baby boy. Both mother and son
are doing well.
Mrs. Bradway. who has been quite
Ill, is rapidly improving.
Work has been completed on the
cement pavement in front Of Mrs. Ida
Dunlap's property. No work has been
started on curhing above Second
street, as a result of the great opposi-
tion that has developed against wild
ening the pavement on Clinton street
above Second. Most of the residents
hero now believe that no work will be
done on tho road on Clinton street
here this year u is thought that the
work will begin next spring.
Work has been completed on the
property that was built by II. c. Clark
for William Ieuns This building
is 10 be used as tailor shop.
Mr. and Mrs. John Spicer are being
congratulated upon the arrival of a
boy.
Miss May Fehl. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Fehl, and who was shot in the
eye recently. was brought home here
on Friday, in very much improved
condition. AZ first il was Thought she
would lose the sight of her left eye,
but she is able to see some out of il
now.
An entertainment will be given in
the Methodist Episcopal Church here
on Thursday evening. September rs at
1S0 o'clock The program will he in
charge of Professor George x. Malun.
q native of Demsscus, Palestine. The
program viii be featured by stcreop-
ticon views of Egypt aud the Holy
Land with life scenes taken in Jcrusa-
lem
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Carrow. of Phia
dclphil, were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover Carrow- Mrs. II. l.. Roberts
of Atlantic City accompanied by Arthur
hicr. have been visiting the Rev. and
Mrs. j. /. Rusbridge William r. Stan
ley was "a visitor in Philadelphia ON
Thursday Frank Nolty. who has been
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs Charles W. lefier.
son, has returned to- Philadelphia Mr..
and Mrs John r. Hittlc. Miss Hazel p.
Bittle and Graham Bittic are visiting al
Rohoboth Beach William Van lleckle.
who has been visiting here, has returned
90 Philadelphia Mn aud Mrs Malcolm
Roybold and famill~ef Atlanta, Ca. are
visiting relatives here Mrs. John
Ihoene and daughter. of Washington
d. e., have been visiting Mr. aud Mrs
Benjamin Eisenherger Miss Marion
Robinson returned To her home. in
Philadelphia on Monday Mrs William
G.. Hickey and Mrs. Guy Vail were re-
cent visitors In Wilmington -Goorge
lacock. who has been visiting at Fort
Monroe. Va. returned here on Friday
Fred Pennington was recent guest of
his parents here Mrs William L. Rev.
bold. Mrs. William b. Jester. Mrs. Lewis
S. Ryan and Miss Christine Gassnor
were guests of MIS- Rex Van Den Cor
put az Fort Mott. N j.. ON Friday
Mrs r. jefferson CLARK and grandson.
Clark Morrow. were recent visitors in
Wilmington Mrs. Thomas r. Sadler
spent the wcek-end in Philadelphia With
Mrs George w Clark-Aliss Myrtle
Cats. Miss May Cats and Frank Cats
have returned from an extended visit
TO Salem. ~ 1T. Moore Whitemnn
is attending High School in Newark Del.
Mr. and Mrs. Swift, of Philadelphia,
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +.
Denny was a visitor IN
Wilmington on Friday Miss Maud sad
Ter has returned to Philadelphia after