Evening journal., 1921-01-14
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Two Hundred Red Men At
tend Celebration at Bear
Station
MISS FOLSOM TO
PREACH TONIGHT
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

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NEW CASTLE, Jan. ii-Aboul 200
Red Men from all parts OF Delaware
attended the reuniting exercises held
last evening in 0dd Fellows Hail.
Bear, when Little Bear OF Bear, Wawa
Uf Union, and Minnehaha Of Newark
tribes Of Red Men, were reunited In
one district under Deputy Great
Sachem w. Frank Silver, OF Little
Bear Tribe. All the Great Chiefs
delaware were In attendance except
two, who were unable 10 be present
owing TO illness. Past Great Sachem
Charles Mclntire of Wilmington, rep
resented Great Sachem w. r. Simp-
son, who also was unable 10 attend
the meeting because OF illness. The
Minnehaha band furnished music for
the occasion. Following the business
session a collation. was served in the
banquet hall, during which the fol-
lowing persons made addresses :
Charles J. Coleman, great senior saga
more; Frank A. Gradwohl, past great
sachem; Harry J. Tuhhs, great junior
sycamore; James b. McLaughlin
past great sachem; Edward Mclniire.
great chief Of records; Milton Fergu-
son, great sannat; Frank Walker w.
Frank silver, Harvey Davis, Frank
smith, John r. Hayes, James r. East
burn and Frank Jester.
Roy Moore, OF near The Baldton.
narrowly escaped serious injury al
Fourth and Delaware streets. about
$50 o'clock last evening, when he was
thrown from a horse he was riding.
Young Moore was returning 20 his
home after spending the evening at
the movies and when near Fourth and
Delaware streets, the saddle girth
broke, throwing him TO the cement
street. His left arm, leg and side were
bruised. lie was taken home by
friends.
When The girlh broke the horse be-
came frightened and ran down the
sidewalk OF Delaware street 90 Third
and ont Third street until caught ai
Third and Harmony streets. Many
pedestrians We're on their way home
from the movies and We're forced Ia
seek safety IN nearby doorways and
Yards Fortunately no one was in
jured.
The funeral Of Mrs Annie r. Spots
wood. who died at her home on Del
aware street last Monday, f0llowine
"a lingering illness. was held from heI
late residence yesterday afternoon
former sheriff John +. Taylor, Cit,
solicitor Frank dell. Janvier, former
Mayor Richard s Rodney, COUNTY
Comptroller James G. shaw. James r
EliasOn. Jr., and Francis Buck.
Joseph Lawler, the six-year-old sol
OF Mrs. Joseph DOugherty who hal
been suffering for several weeks will
pneumonia, is in a serious condition
Mrs Harry Lyman, OF the Baldton
Is confined to her home with a sever
cold.
Mrs. Mary Touthe, OF Seventh street
was sent 10 the Physicians and Sur
geOns' Hospital yesterday. by Or. r
VI. Allen, where she will undergo
course Of treatment under the super
vision OF Or. Allen.
Miss Mae Fehl, an operator at IN
local telephone exchange. who ha
been confined 10 her home for severa
days with acute Indigestion. was abl
10 resume her duties yesterday after
noon.
FOR SALE-One No. g Ben Hur COO
stove and one gas range, at Pinderl
sixth and Delaware streets-Adv
Mrs. Charles Galloway, OF Secon
!. and Chestnut streets, who has bee
confined TO her home. suffering wit
grip was able TO resume her duiiC
at "A local Industrial plant yesterda,
Having won The only two games
scholastic basketball played by then
the Varsity team OF the New Cast
High School is confident OF addin
another victory TO the string tonigh
when they meet Elkton. Md, Hig
& school team.
The vestry OF Emmanuel Episcop
Church held its annual meeting la
night In the parish house. The al
nual reports OF the several cOmmi
tees and officers of the vcslry wei
received. The accounts OF the sever
4 officers Of the church were audited.
Miss Folsom. Of the WilmingtC
City Mission. licentlaie OF 4
I Methodist church. will preach at q
revival services OF the New Cast
Methodist Church This evening Mi