Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-11
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Captain Dale Stewart Returns
From France, Where He Has
Seen Active Service.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
New Castle, Jan. II.-One of the
most interesting basketball games OF
the season was played last evening
between Pastime A. G. and Penn-Sea-
board steel co.'s team, resulting in favor
of the Pastime 23 TO IL.
The line up for the. Pastimc follows:
Fl. Proud, Mcdaniel, Pinder, Thompson,
Kern.
Penn-Soaboard
G. Baldt, Shaw, Doud, f. Proud and
Cook
Due TO the good work of Mcdaniel
and Pinder, the Pastime received q
strong defense.
Mrs. Ernest Philip is visiting friends
in Baltimore.
Captain Dale Stewart, formerly of
California and now returning from France,
where he has seen active service, is spend
ing several days in this city, visiting
relatives.
A. j. Stieff, who is employed by the
government at the Bethlehem Loading
Co, is spending several days at his home
in Philadelphia.
Lieutenant J. Letin, who is chief T. s.
stores inspector for the Bethlehem Load
ing Co. has been transferred TO Eddy
stone, Pa, for several weeks.
A dance and party WAS held last evening
at 637 Clymer street under the direction
Of G.. W Baker and Mr.. Lyons. Many
persons attended.
The pasti A. c. will hold dance
Friday evening, january II in the Opera
House. Everyone is asked to help make
it success. The music will be furnished
by Bradford's Orchestra.
Mrs Anne Malin, who died Thurs
day evening near Farnhurst, at the
age Of So, will be buried Monday after
noon at , o'clock with services at her
late residence. lnterment will be made
in the Glebc cemetery.
Rev. A b. Bnnngton of Lcba- on,
Pa. will be the rector ut the Episcopal
Church tomorrow. All services will be
as usual
John Gutai and Russell WyckofT
both employed by the Bethlehem Load
ing Co, arc visiting In Philadelphia.
Albert Garrett Of this city Is spending
the weekend with his parents, who
reside in Philadelphia.
During the past month large sewer
pipe has been broken and empting water
into the cellars of several homes in this
city After complaining TO the Board
of Health il was found to be
in Jacobs alley and it If now being |
fixed by George Cngcr.
Last evening about $50 o'clock flare |
was noticcdm the sky. Some people |
though it was at the Baldt Works, but |
it was at Carncys Point
Camden. \. +, i spending several
days in this city visiting his parents. |
The pssstirne A. c. will play the strong |
Dover team this evening at Dover.
Many local fans expect to go down with |
the team.
Many young people have been skating
on the Narrow Dyke. The ice being |
thick one can skate the entire length |
Of the dyke
Weldin Nining, who has been operated |
on at the Delaware Hospital, is recover
ing.
Frank Berrnan, PRESIDENT of Phila- |
delphia ls spending several days IN this
city,
Joseph Carnak was visitor in this
city Yesterday.
The work on the New bank IS about |
completed and the moving from the |
time this month.
Thomas Desulla, who resides IN this |
city is spending several days in Phlla- |
delphia
John Tobin. who is resident Of North |
East, Md, and now in the Navy and
stationed At Newport News, Va, was
q visitor in this city Yesterday
Lieut. Whinn of this city spent yester-
day in Philadelphia, visiting friends
George Mckintt has accepted posi-
ton with Plant G. one Of the plants
of the American Manganese Steel Co.
!. Lancaster OF this city attended a
dance in Newark last evening.
John Smith of Wilmington K spend
ing several days in this city.
Mrs + P Sherwood, chropodlst 4o6l2
West Seventh street. Wilmington, Del
Adv.