Evening journal., 1914-12-18
New Castle Family Fears
Kin Have Been Injured
at West HartlepOOl
WRECKED TANK
LEAVES OIL BEHIND

ily will anXiously await the arrival oil
news from their relatives aud friends.
Childs' chairs. doll coaches express
wagons, slcdg, tables, air rifles, iron
TOYS, rubbcrs, rubber boots. Stoops.
Postmaster John p Murphy has ad-
vertised the following list Of letters as
remaining at the postoilicc; Mrs. John
Miss Mamie Gould, Lemcll Gravel, |
Harry Harris, Mrs. John Omsler Mrs.
Outlv Smith, Mrs. y. Stockton. Mrs.
Emma A. Turner, Charles Nogt.
Watches, lockets Brdgewatcr.'
While T. Bayard Leach. OF Elsmerc, /
was running oil from the big tank into
his measure yesterday morning in front
. of Daniel McGinnis' store, the three
horses ran away. In their mad dash
the horses continued to Fourth and
Delaware streets, whore they were
stopped \ stream of oil was left in the
wake of the wagon
Ladies Xmas slippers. Stoops.'
The Penn Literary Association has
I not as yet fixed a date for It's Christmas
entertainment i'm the High School Prof.
Dye favors holding the entertainment on
Christmas eve, but the Penn Society
desires holding it ON Tuesday afternoon.
Christmas trees and holly wreaths in
. different parts of the city give the
streets a Christmas appearance.
Charles Ferris, son of William j. Fer
| ris. left on Tuesday to Join the navy
Considerable local charity work is be-
ing done here by church workers and
! iraternal organizations
Several New Castle gunners went af-
ter rabbits yesterday. it being the first
\ day that hunting with dogs was per-
] mitted since the hoof and mouth dis
case was reported
New Castle Grange has elected the fol.
] lowing oilicers Clayton d. Applcby,
Z worthy master; Cyrus L. Rittenhouse,
4 overseer; Norris w. wilkinson. lectur-
] er; Roswell Schafer, steward; Freder
{, ick {. Davidson. assistant steward;
] Mrs. Lydia J Davidson, chaplain: Mrs.
] Bessie Cranston, treasurcr Wilkinson
3 j. Cranston, secretary; Clarence Wal
] ton, gatekeeper; Miss Sara Appleby,
y Pomona; Miss Linda Appleby, Flora
/. Mrs. Norris W. Wilkinsaon, ceres.
u The new officers of Rose Hill Grange
y will be installed at the meeting on Jan
I uary 6 by Oliver Eastbum and Mr.. and
u Mrs. Robert p. Robinson. The grange
Z confirmed the awards at the recent corn
& show as follows:
n George W. Burris-First prize, So,
. donor, H. F. Myers, best ears of yell
q low corn; first prize, box cigars, Breuner,
Il best ears Of white corn; second prize,
= cuff buttons best crook neck Cashaw
a first prize, butcher knife, Capele Hard
n ware Co., best green celery; first prize,
Z necktic, James Wright, best root OF
4 parsley
4 \. j. Daniels Third prize, 81 grocer
{, les, Gem Grocery Co, best single car
Il exhibit.
Il 4. +. Davidson-First prize, box c-
: Z gars, Col. a. l.. Ainscow, best single
Il ear exhibit, open to the county; second
d prize, gold medal, Millard Davis, best
3 cars of corn, any grange.
j Mrs. II. Dolson-Second prize, satin
j slippers, Morris Levy, best 3 tumblers
Z of Jelly.
] S. II. Hewitt-First prize, box cigars,
j Kenyon & Co., best crook neck Cashnw.
Z Mrs. S. H. Hewitt-Second prize
j white apron, Mrs. Kilvington, best
y Jars Of tomatoes.
& Mrs. f. Megginson-First prize
4 vonity box, Greenbaum, best toma-
z toes
4 Mrs. Sarah Simon-First prize
Il umbrella, Goldberg. best stalks Of
x white plume celery; first prize
4 hat brush, Thomas Jewelr,
III Store. best jar of chowchow
q first prize, box handkerchiefs
N A, e. Goudiss, best jar of pears; frs
Ii prize. ladies' kid gloves. Smith
Z. Zollinger Company, best jar of pre-
'il served strawberries; first prize
IJ ladies silk waist, Boston Cloak Store
q best tumblers of jelly
I(l Mrs. NJ r. Sutton-First prize, b,
Oh grange. best bunch of round beets
q first prize, pounds coffee. Hero!
.Q and Company, best 3 kinds of pre-
" serves.
q Charles Taylor-First Prize, slip
VI pers. Beaston and Thompson, bes
~ pie pumpkin.
4 Minerva Taylor-Second prize, boz
vi handkerchiefs, Mrs. II. e. Wright
" I'd. best pie pumpkin.
"a Mrs. c. Williams First prize. sill
VI umbrella, Frank ODonnell, best can
2. ned peaches.
N Mrs. Hollett - Second prize. neck
"A tie London Shop. best white pota
= toes; first prize, box writing paper
n c.. NJ. Smith Printing Co. best nike
Ri pickles; third prize bolt ribbon, +
y Topkis Sons, best three kinds Of jelly
ftl first prize. bed spread, Kennard
(0 Co. best 3 Jars canned tomatoes.
Z. Jesse Jochen-Third price, fountain
gtl pen, Bradford, best yellow cars o
W corn; first prize, set of scales. Wilso
= Hardware Company, largest and mos
III perfectly formed pumpkin.
W Mrs. Kilvington-First prize. 81, b
* grange, best bunch of long table beets
~ first prize. 81. G. w. Burris, best bunc
~ of carrots; first prize, lady's colla
n Mrs Kilvington. best cherries; firs
III prize, Pratt's Food, best pineapple
- first prize, 50. A. V. l.. George. be'
II display of preserves; second priz
nj belt buckle. Goldberg, best preserves
* 3 kinds.
m J. o. Lambson-Second prize. un
ID prella, Crosby & HILL best single es
~ exhibit.
(l Charles Megginson II First priz
~ slippers, Pyle s. Company. best 3 eal
= OF white corn; first prize, suit cas-
lW Snellenburg & Company, best sing
" ear exhibit; second prize: 80; II.
=. Myers. best ears of yellow corn.
III Frank MegginsOn - First priz
~ shovel. J. T. & L. E. Eliason. large
,sN white potatoes.
VI Ralph Trirlble-First prize. OF
- years premium on $3.50 insurance {
~ horse, Eastern Mutual Reserve Liv
III stock Association of America, best
=. cars corn, any grarge.