Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
VIM. p. RHEIN DIES.

Delaware City, July 3.-William +.
| Rhein an old and respected gentleman OF
Odessa died on Thursday and will be buried
tomorrow afternoon at .. Mr. Rhein was
widely known throughout New Castle
county He was an ardent Democrat and
a roman Catholic. Mr.. Rhein leaves seven
children, Captain William Rhein of Phil
adelphia; Frank J. Rhtiu of Delaware City
Edward Rhein of Philadelphia; Mrs.
William Hall of Middletown; Mrs. Ella
Foracre of Middletown; Mrs. Howard
Morris of Odessa and Mrs. William Money
of Wilmington.
The boy scouts baseball team will
clash bats with the scout team of St
Georges on Monday.
Mrs. John Sumon and son of Phlladel-
phia after spending Several weeks with
her parents is now visiting her sister Mrs.
Allen Moody of Carney's Point, y. j.
After n short soJourn at that place she
will spend the remainder OF the summer IN
Atlantic City, \. J.
Mrs Edward Lacey of Roslyn, Va, is
spending few weeks with Mrs. George
Patterson.
Lander Houston left yesterday for his
home in Milford to spend a week with
his parents.
Price Stanley and wife left yesterday
for Philadelphia where Mr.. Stanley is
TO undergo an operation
The Youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carey In Washington street who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia is greatly
improved.
Mrs. Harry Price spent yesterday IN
Philadelphia
Miss Marian Reybold of Landsdowne
Pa, spent last evening with her Aunt, Mrs.
Frank Warner.
Miss Bessie O'Neill left yesterday for
the Delaware Water Gap and will re-
main until after the Fourth of July
Thomas Reeves who has been employed
at Fort Salisbury has returned TO his
home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hildebrand left
YESTERDAY for Rehoboth where they Will
remain until after the Fourth.
Isabella and Harold Moody are spend
ing the weekend with their parents
Carney's Point, n. ].
George Hammond a soldier at Fort
du Pont while playing ball on Thursday
made running slide over the home plate
almost sustaining a fracture OF knee
cap
The dredge Camden of the American
dredging company while dredging mud
on the Listen range on the lower Delaware
dug up bronze propeller weighing 1000
pounds.
An inspection Of the Liston range
light and mud work was made today bya
government inspector.
Mrs. John Sch under jammed a needle
in her right hand she was taken to Fort
du Pont hospital and with an Nray ex-
animation by DR. Walter W. Ellis the
needle was located and extracted
l. L - Nf,1 II pnxshnlH
has accepted a position and is working
with the survey party of the river and
harbor at Bordentown, \. J.
Jacob Rudnick a cattle dealer has
purchased the property tenanted by Della
ware Clark from II. c. Clark for a con-
sideration of 50, 200.
Harry Jamison an eng ineer of the Della
ware City branch Of the r.. b. and w.
Railroad Co. is i'll at his home.
Lionel Bright and family will spend the
Fourth with his parents, Mayor and Mrs
George ~ Bright
Benjamin Miller who has been a special
officer at the proving grounds at Aberdeen
Md. has resigned his position and returned
home
William Keane engineer on the L. S. s.
Neptune Of Fort McHenry, Baltimore
viii spend everal days here with his fam
ily.
Frank Schunder and family left this
morning for Colt, Md. for few days |
visit with her sister Mrs. Florence Conners |
Mrs. McIlvane Of Wilmington is visit |
ing her daughter Mrs. Henry Higgins.
Mrs. Davenport and daughter after /
visiting friends in Wilmington have return
ed home.
An enjoyable trip on the general barry |
by the quartermaster department was
taken on the Chesapeake and Delaware
canal to Chesapeake City Md, music was
furnished by the band of Fort du Pont |
The party was composed of Major Mar
tindal and dau ughter, Captain and Mrs. |
Chenington, Major and Mrs. Walter
Ellis, Lieutenant Mccormack, Lieutenant
King, Miss julia Campbell, Earl Rams
len, Captain and Mrs. Rowe. Captain
and Mrs. Bowering, Mrs. Frank Garner,
and Mrs Norris Wilkinson.
Lewis Faivre of Flint, Mich, Is visiting
Courtland Saxton
Mrs. August Walters is seriously Ill at
ler home In Williams street.