Evening journal., 1920-09-15
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Youthful Vandals Rob
Vegetable Patches and
Flower Gardens
MANY WOMEN
WILL REGISTER
speelal to Ma Eyenlng Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
, NEW CASTLE, Sept. i5.-Many resi-
dents Of this city have entered com
plants concerning youths destroying
gardens and flower mounds IN uldir
yArds, during the past few nights.
Vegetables are stolen and blooms pick
ed from the plants in The flower
mounds
, Last Tuesday evening six boys en-
tered the garden Of a resident OF near
Second and Chestnut and did cOnsld-
been handed TO The authorities and
warrants viii be issued for their ar
rest
Mrs. Annie Wipf, Of the Badllon,
Was given a surprise party by a NUM-
Der Of her friends and relatives
last Monday evening, at me
, home Of her daughter. Mrs. James
Miller. Of Second street. in honor or
her SEVENTEEN anniversary. Her chill
drcn presented a purse. Several hand
some presents also were received No-
cal and instrumental muse, followed
by an abundance OF refreshments were
enjoyed by those present. Those pres
ent were: Mrs. Harry MOntgomery,
Charles Wipf. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Mipf and dauchters Elsie and Grace
OF this city, Mr. and Mrs james Mil
Ter and Miss Elsie Miller Of the Bald
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin AlVerez and
Mrs. Daniel Draper Of Wilmington,
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Drisc0ll and son
Linton, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HOcken-
berry and daughters Marjorie and
Hazel OF this ci.y. Mss Tillie Trutt
and sister OF JohnstoWn. Pa. .he
Misses Helen and Virginia Johnson
Of Port Penn. Frank Dcrrickson, Mrs.
William Green and Mrs Charles Wipf
OF this city.
Saturday being, registration day,
many women Of The town are receiN-
ing instructions how to register. To-
night The womens committee ap-
4 pointed by the Democratic Hundred
Committee. will meet when names
OF three women from each Of the five
, city districts will be presented TO the
mems committee for acceptance and
then the first five and the uewly-ap-
pointed committee Will cooperate
(, with the regular hundred committee,
during the remainder OF the present
campaign.
James Kirby. son OF Mr.. and Mrs,
. Albert Kirby, who has been III for
several days is reported much Inn
groved.
John Doris Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs
John Doris. OF Harmony street. VINO
Margaret Burris the 7-year-oid
f. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs, James Bur-
rls. Of near Red Lion. fell from the
porch Of her home and broke her left
arm. The break was set by Dr.. Julius
Donald Long, the 6-year-old son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Long. Of The
Strand. was burned yesterday while
al play with companions. The chill
dren were playing with lighted pieces
OF wood. when one OF D0nald's com
panions playfully hit him on the bach
with a live ember, setting his cloth
ing on fre. Donald ran into his home
near by, with his clothing ablaze. His
mother ex.ingu shed iha flames D.,
wrapping him IN coats and carpets
and called ( DR. Brice s. Nallett. who
pronounced his burns serious but mol
fatal.
The Young Peoples Branch OF IN,
I Women's Christian Temperance
Union. of the New Castle Methodist
Church will hold candy and cake
sale next Saturday afternoon and eve
ming on The Baracca Fairgrounds.
Thomas piz0wsOsky. Of DOhbins
VILE. was injured yesterday afternoon
ny falling down stairs while rarry-
ing a trunk He suffered severe lac
eratiOns OF The scalp. Several stitche.
were taken by Or. Julius DOdd
Charles Hill, about 20 years Of age
: OF Eden Park Wilmington. Wdi
stricken suddenly ill while watkins
fhe streets OF this city last Sunda,
evening and was taken 10 the Goo,
VIII Company fire house. wnere n,
was treated by Or. p. NJ Allen. III
was then taken % his home by B. 4
Iank, in an automobile
q Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Belville o.
Delaware street, are being congratu
laifd on the birth Of a boy
Spaces were measured OF on IN