Evening journal., 1921-02-21

a series OF three basketball games
between the locals and the Dover
boys, one 10 be played az Dover.
one here and the third on a neutral
floor.
Robert Newlyn. proprietor and
owner OF the Newlyn Hotel. Della
ware street, has been employed by
the American Salvaging Company.
which is salvaging shells and ma
chinery at Pigeon Point. as super
visor OF labor. Mr.. Newlyn will be
accompanied by a number OF men
from this city.
Mrs. Julia Morrison. OF Second
street, was taken suddenly IN while
attending services IN St. Peters r. c.
Church yesterday morning. She was
taken home in William s Hines'
automobile. DIT. Julius Dodd was
called in and Mrs. Morrison is re-
ported much improved this morning
George W Burris. county road
supervisor. has been making re-
pairs TO the dirt road leading from
Hare's Corner TO Christiana-
Alvin Othoson. Of Red Lion has
accepted a position with the govern
ment at Mays Landing. \. j., where
shell loading buildings belonging to
the government are being disman-
tied.
An error was made in the state
ment published Saturday that David
Smith. Of Second street had moved
TO Wilmington. II was not Mr.
Smith. but the goods belonging to
Mrs. Smiths brother that We're
moved
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
First Baptist Church is selling good
sized boxes OF delicious candy
Easter eggs for 81 each. This sale
is for the benefit OF the church fund.
Howard Porter and Edward Gal
loway. machinists at Lank's Garage.
have completed the remodeling OF
their touring car into racer and
entered for several spring races.
This car is said to be very speedy.
b. T. Lank, OF West Sixth street.
is slightly improved.
s. S. Deemer, president OF the
Deemer Steel Casting Company, Is
confined 70 his bed with grip.
Mrs. H. Jones. OF Strand, is con-
fined to her bed with grip.
James c. Kelly, OF the Baldton. is
confined TO his bed with grip.
Mrs. Sarah Wells. OF Seventh and
Clymer streets, is suffering with
grip.
George Pearson. infant son Of Mr.
and Mrs Leroy Pearson. Of Rose
Hill, is in at the home OF his par
ents.
William O'Rourke is confined 70
his bed at the home OF his brother
in-law, Michael j. Devlin. on West
Sixth street. through illness.
Frank Carroll, a motorman on the
/ Wilmington, New Castle and Della
ware City trolley line, who was oper-
ated on at the Physicians and Sur
geons' Hospital. Wilmington, last
week. has returned home, on Cherry
street. much improved.
Messrs. George Mcintyre and
Richard s. Rodney. OF this city at
tended the banquet given on Satur-
day evening by the Alumni Associa.
ton OF Delaware College. at New.
ark. Both men are members of thi.
3 association.
III Miss Madeline Brown. OF Will
] IAAAEANir WAS the Mtth-tMu kuhHl OI
Miss Mae Fehl, OF the Jefferson
II Apartments. Delaware street and tn,
N Strand.
II Mrs. Mary Bishop, OF the western
section OF this city, who has beer
IN with pneumonia, is convalescing
In Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Engler. o
Carney's Point, y. j.. were the week
end guests Of Mrs. Englers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter G.. Madden, O
the Strand.
Miss Elizabeth Mckay, OF Della
ware street. spent the weekend i
N Chester. Pa. as the guest Of Mis-
N Mildred Connell.
\ Miss Louise Eliason, OF We,
\ Fifth street, is spending the weel
| end with Miss Marion Reybold. {
/ Lansdowne, Pa.
Miss Harriet Challenger. OF SCI
ond street, spent the weekend
Washington, ID. c.
Mrs. Francis Charles. Of WI
mington, formerly OF this city, u n
nalzin9 old J>asSa@i1<azces herA