Evening journal., 1917-09-13
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW Castle
Friends of John A. Reese
Expect Him to Get Large
Bag OF ReedieS
EGGS SELLING FOR
AZ CENTS PER DOZEN

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CAJll-E, sept. lS.-rriends OF
John A. Reese are gieatly interested
in q reed bird shooting Trip wnlch he
is making today. Mr. Reese Is noted as
a crack snOt. and his acqualntances arc
expecting to see him back with a peaeL
basket full OF plump reed birds.
The Rev. John Rigg, of Rivington,
n. j., who was formerly the rector OF
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, returned
home yesterday after spending q lew
dsys renewing friendships IN New
Castle.
Mrs. Hermann Ossendorf and two
children. Alice and Hermann, and her
niece, Miss Helen CORY, have returned
10 their home in Vincennes, Ind, after
speudinR the summer with her sister,
Mrs. Joseph Carlin.
Master John Toman has returned 70
his studies at the Salesianum School in
Wilmington.
Miss Margaret Janvier is at home
after spending July and August at At
lsntic City.
Miss Louise Edwards, OF Germantown
is the guest Of her sister. Miss julia
Niven, and of Miss Hetty Smith.
Mrs. Loomis Wise has returned home
from an extended visit in Sudlcrsville.
Miss Mary White and Miss Anna
Newlove are visiting Lake Champlain.
Miss Elizabeth Reynolds has returned
from an extended visit in Rhode Island
Miss Elizabeth Tybout is the guest Of
Mrs. John j. Black.
Mrs. John Jacobs Is visiting hei
daughter. Miss Cora in Philadelphia
Miss jacobs is attending Friends School
in that city.
Friends Of Mrs. Frederick Fshl who
has been seriously in with typhoid fever
will be pleased to learn that she Is now
recovered from tho disease.
John Keeghan has taken q position II
the automobile department Of tho Beth
lehem Steel plant.
The Rev. J. ]. johnson, pastor o.
Scott NJ. e. Church, Wilmington, was
New Castle visitor on Tuesday.
Mr.. Zimmerman, a newcomer TO New
Castle who is night foreman at tn
Deemer Steel Casting Compauy's plant
IL moving into apartments IN the New
Century Club.
John Foraker was tried before Mayo
Lavender on a charge OF drunkenness
and fined Ell and costs,
New Castle welcome the return @
seasonable weather. There was no
tlceahle frost Monday night, but no
heavy enough 10 nip even the sardel
flowers. 49,
Company II men are enjoying III
on the Rifle Range The morning
occupied with drilling. the boys AZ
sorting that they are acquiring ralus
bic knowledge. In the afternoon
there are varied athletics. A lare
number OF New Castle citizens are 81
pecting 10 attend Company II fieid da'
; 70 be held on the range, Sunday.
The men are still lacking In sundr
equipment, particularly shoes. Son
. OF these articles are 20 worn, that y
owners have joklngly told friends tn
would have to put IN paper 70 kef
their feet on the ground. One s0ldi'
with q pair OF No. feet and No.
shoes has 70 stand q deal OF iokir
l from his comrades, who say the go
eminent intends to give him goo
/ firm base 10 keep him upright am
{ shot and shell.
The Methodist Episcopal women p
/ making plans for carnival TO
0 held some time in October.
Eggs are selling in New Castle 4
as cents a dozen.
Passengers on an evening trolley
! New Castle were considerably divert
). by an oldlsh man who had taken ne
' eral drops too much. and who Insist
loudly that no was "a temperan
/. boy" In a mixture Of English al
J. Polish. lnterspersed with musical ,
o forts, he told all the things he was 6
$ ing 10 do TO the Kaiser. He left Z
a car on the outskirts OF New ca
|. tie, and when last seen was head
8 IN the general direction Of one Of {
Industrial plants.