Evening journal., 1921-01-03

toned at Hampton, Va. were married
by the Rev. George T. Street
Employees OF the Wilmington Fibre
Speciality Company and the American
Manganese Company. OF this city, re-
sumed work this morning. The most
OF the employees Will return at a re-
dured scale OF wage
Charles shaw, Of sixth and Cherry
streets. has purchas a new truck,
with which eh intends 10 operate In
he vegetable retail business Ne Will
operate the car between this city and
down The state.
Many citizens and onlrials are ad-
vooating the opening OF the retail
produce market on second street
along Market square. There was a
farmers retail market operated al
this plare a number Of years ago,
and the establishment OF This mar
/ kei will be welcomed by many resi-
dents Of the city.
! The monthly meeting OF The Wom-
ems Christian Temperance lnion OF
the New Castle Methodist Church VIII
/ be held at the home OF Mrs. sarah
/ Atkinson. on East Third street, next
/ "Wednesday afternoon.
Tie monthly meeting Of the direc-
tors OF the New Castle Century Club
will be held In the club rooms this
evening at s o'clock. 90,
Seminole Tribe OF Red Men VIII
meet ihis evening in Masonic Temple.
Word was received by friends 1nd
relatives in this city yesterday OF the
death of Mrs Emma Beebe. VIE OF
William H. Beebe, at sit kirkWood
street. Wilmington. The funeral SER
vices were held at her late residence
Yesterday afternoon. lntcrment VIII
he made at Riverhead. Long Island. To-
morrow. Mr.. and Mrs. Beebe were
former residents Of this city. where
MIR. Beehe operated a boat buhdins
plant at the foot OF Harmony street
The weekly meeting OF the boy
Scouts will be held in the old Armory
tomorrow evening. Edward II. NaNioi
scout master. In charge
The monthly meeting OF City toun'
eli will be held In the Council Cham
her at s O'Clock tomorrow evening
and the Trustees OF hoCommons VIII
meet in the Commons Chamber at inc
same hour.
The members OF Industry Council
No %. Jr. .. l.. A. NJ, viii meet IL
Masonic Temple tomorrow evening.
MIR and Mrs ". \. Cranston, oil
State Road. entertained Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Duncan and children, Gar
ence. Jr.. Eleanor, and Jean, Mrs: Mar
. garpt Davis and John Tucker or WI
, mington. yesterday
Francis j. Farmer. a student or thl
s University OF Virginia. who has beef
: visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles heM
lett OF the BaldtOn, returned 10 hi
. studies yesterday.
John u. Cannon, employed as siee
EXPERT at the Milwaukee Steel PAM
: Milwaukee. who has been spendin
two weeks with his parents, Mr.. an
. Mrs. Wallace Cannon. or Seoonl
street, left yesterday TO resume IN
!, duties az Milwaukee.
George Rocket, OF Tho strand. a pat
: ternmaker at the American Manganes
! steel Company's local plant Is con
4 I'nned TO his home with whoopine
a cough.
Miss Matilda King Harmony stree
a who has been the guest or ner irlcn'
4 Miss Sara Bull OF Wilmington, r.
= turned home yesterday.
John Y. Elkinton, Of the Strand, ef
. tered the service OF the United STATE
navy today. as cook
1oseph LaWler, the siX-year-old 81
4 OF Mrs. Joseph DOugherty, VINO ha
!, been an for the past two weeks vii
i pneumonia. S improving.
% Mrs. David stewart. or DelaWu
"A street, Is spending sometime at Lewe
y Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mitchell. le
N by automobile. yesterday for Dowl
n ingtOWn and pOmerOy, Pa, whel
NJ they will spend some time with rel
4 tiyes.
h Edward b Hance. Camden. \. j.,
y visiting his father, James B. Hance,
r. East Fifth street
q Miss Reba Baxter, OF Farnhurst,
lo confined 20 her home through Hines