Evening journal., 1916-08-11
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new Castle
Holloway Terrace Owners
Prepare TO Erect Homes
in the New Suburb
AGAIN COMPLAIN
OF WATER SUPPLY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Aug. lit is ex-
pected that building operations will
oe commenced shortly at Holloway
Terrace, the new town near Rose Hill.
George Barris recently finished tho
grading Of the streets and Stag sew
eral inches deep has been placed over
the principal avenues. Concrete side
walks are 10 ,be laid and as soon as
men can he secured ground wil be
broken for the first five residences to
be built az Holloway Terrace
The houses are TO be modern in
every way and will he uniform in de-
sign and value. Restrictions are plac-
ed on the owners of the lots that they
cannot build houses of every kind and
valfc II was this haphazard plan
which spoiled Baldfon and prevented
Il from becoming a delightful suburb
Walter s. Blrrs has taken charge
or the garage formerly conducted by
Charles w. Nickerson. Governor Mil
Ter 80 far has not appointed anyone
TO Succeed Nickerson rs magistrate
here Frank MeEginson appears 10 be
favored for the position but he lives
30 FAR from the city proper and is so
busy on his. farm that law and farm
ms do not stut him.
Tho Seniov' Phiathea Glass OF the
NJ = Church will hold fete on the
lawn Of the home of Mris. John B..
Mn.faonrerH. on Friday evening. Au
gust - The committees in charge
are
Zoe Cpam-Mrs. William Wegge-
man Mns James Bacon. Mrs George
Downey. Mrs Theodore Atkinson.
Mrs. Armptieshar Miss Belle Wads-
lev
chSe Mrs. Swan. Mrs. Mailman.
NIX Connor. Mrs. Clymer, Mrs.
Graaeli Mrs Rainey. Mrs. b Ian
casfer
Lemonade-Mrs.G ivison. Mrs. Geo
Prond. Mrs. Burris.
Sandy Mrs. Mcdonald, Mrs. n.
Downey. Mrs. j. Jones. Mrs. NJ Nc
Knit Mrs. 3. Montgomery
Fruit-Nrs. Pinder. Mrs. Geo. Will
liams. Mrs John Hance- Mrs Agar.
Mrs. valette will have-charge Of the
jitney tickets.
IN ChallenEer's drug store tomor-
row morning a bake will he given by
the Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
Baptist Church
George Burris marketed 1860 bush
els OF wheat this season He hauled
n direct from the thresher TO the rail
road cars and got S1.2b a hushel for
the product Ofher farmers in this
section obtained the same price for
wheat.
..... r. rrn4o..,, -. Aoo, oioctod
vice-president OF the New Castle
Trust Company to succeed John r..
TAYLOR who was elected president
sometime ago TO succeed the late
James r. E1ason.
William T. Ferris has been q busy
man recently paying OF stockholders
in the thirteenth series Of the Citizens
Building and Loan Association. Near
~ $4,000 has been paid and all those
who have not received their money
are requested 10 call at the New Cas-
tic Trust Company and get their
cash.
Houses still remain scarce here
and the only way now tn get house
lie 70 buy one. More houses are being
bargarined for at present and the Cit
zens Building Loan Association
viii again come in as the great home
helper
~Rll.r said a boarder at one OF the
local boarding houses last evening.
"are YOU going to take bath 20 Eyes"
replied the one addressed. the water
Is dirt cheap He told something OF
the condition Of the old water be-
cause Il is so dirty that Il is not used
for bathing purposes. Water is being
carried from the town pumps for that
purpose. Pump water is being car
ried for washing and cooking pur-
poses.