Evening journal., 1913-08-21
SOUTH CALLS
PROF. M'CUE
Delaware College Man Wanted
as State HOrtiCuIturiSt
In Alabama
NEWARK RESIDENT
BREAKS ARM BY FALL

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Aug. 21-In honor Of her
sixth birthday anniversary, Charlotte
Hossinger, daughter Of Mayor and
Mrs. Joseph Hossinger, was given a
lawn party several days ago. Among
those who attended we're: Frances
Thompson. Helen Barnard, Catherine
Barnard. Ruth Richards. Margaret
Cooch Elizabeth Haines. John Haines.
Ruth Vinsingr, Margaret Lundy. Eliza
beth Lundy, Agnes Frazer. Anna
Frazer, Sarah Bovett, Marion Gal
lagher, Catherine Reed, Helen Reed.
Jane Miller, Justin Steel, James
Thompson, Josphine Hossinger and
Charlotte Hossinger.
The plan started several days ago
to raise funds with which a proper
stand could be erected for the Mime
haha Tribe Of Red Mems band to give
public concerts during the summer, is
meeting with success, but II has been
decided that as It Is now late in the
summer the concerts will not be start
ed until next sping. About S45 has
been subscribed with considerable ad-
ditional promised.
Because of a step being missing
Frederick Ritz. superintendent of the
paper making department in the To-
cal plant of the American Vulcanized
Fibre Company. fell down a fight of
steps leading to the basement of the
plant, breaking one of his arms near
the wrist
Ira E. Kilmon. of Newark. and
Miss Anna r. Jackson, of Barksdale.
jackson, were married on Monday at
the M. r. Parsonage in Elkton.
Catharine Jackson, sister Of the bride,
was bridesmaid and William Jackson,
brother who is shortstop on the To-
cal Tri-County team, was best man.
me funeral Of Thomas Med. Caulk,
aged about go years, a former resident
of Newark, who died last Saturday at
Mckeesport, Pa. took place mere this az
ternoon. The services were held at the
home of Mrs John Elliott. sisrer OF the
deceased. and interment made IN White
Clay Creek Cemetery. Mr.. Caulk was
an alumnus Of Delaware College. He
had lived in McKeesport for some years.
j. Stanley Frazer. son of Eben r. Fra
zer, and one of the donors or the Joe
Frazer Athletic Field" to Delaware Col
lege, has been awarded a contract by the
Passaic Valley Sewer Commission. that
amounts TO about Sl5000O. This com
mission has charge of sewering subur-
ban towns near Newark, n J. Mr.
Frazer who is a member OF an engineer
ing firm in New York. was one of the
bidders on section Of the work and re-
ceived the contract This section re-
quires the laying of pipe l2 feet in di-
ameter. 30 feet in depth for a distance
of 1900 feet. and practically through
marsh land
Professor Charles r. McCue, horti-
culturist at Delaware College, has
been offered the position of State
horticultural and head Of that de-
partment at the Alabama Polytechnic
Institute, which is a Land Grant Col
lege, the same as Delaware. Pro-
fessor McCue left today to consult
with officials of the college before
giving his answer.
e. j. Bradley, for several years a
clerk in Rhodes Drug Store. has ac-
cepted a position to travel for Fred
arick Stearn and Company, manufac-
turing pharmacists, at Detroit, Michi-
gan
Since the arrival OF the automatic
sewer digger several days ago, Con-
tractor l.. B. Jacobs is making rapid
progress on the new sewer system. This
immense machine attracts a great deal
Of attention not only from residents
Of Newark but also from hundreds of
who pass through town.
II does the work of at least 100 men
and will probably dig from 400 to 500
cubic feet OF earth a day.