Evening journal., 1921-03-14

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Sheridan on Fifth street.
The Young Peoples Social. OF the !
Lebanon NJ. Il. Church. Red Lion.
is arranging for a est. Patrick's |
Party to be given in odd Fellows |
Hall. Bear Station, on next Saturday /
evening. No admission fee will be |
charged. Horne-made candy, ice
cream and cakes will be on sale. |
Mrs. Wiggs and her cabbage patch, |
enough to supply all patrons will be |
on hand to dispose OF her stock. A
literary and musical programme will
be given n enliven the occasion.
Miss Anna NJ. Platt, teacher Of the !
seventh grade. in the local schools,
who has been in at her home for
several weeks. will resume her du-
ties today.
Many persons have heard the call
OF spring and have begun preparing
their gardens for spring planting.
Some have their seeds already in
the ground. At the home OF County
Treasurer and Mrs. Walter S. Bur
ris. OF Bear Station. the planting
was finished last Saturday.
The Pennsylvania Railroad an
nounces the sale at auction OF two
lots OF unused lumber TO be held at
the New Castle freight station on
Tuesday. April 8.
The lots will consist OF 1928 feet
Of rough yellow pine. 3 by by 16
feet, and 22.144 feet Of dressed yell
low pine Of various dimensions. The
lumber is a shipment upon which
the consignee failed TO pay trans
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Seminole Tribe Of Red Men meets
in Masonic Temple tonight
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick V. Camp
bell and daughter. Of Wilmington.
we're Sunday visitors with Air and
Mrs. Harry Ingle.
Mrs. John Hammers. OF the Strand.
was taken suddenly ill at her home
yesterday.
George Brough. sr.. Of Philadel-
phia. is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Harry Rothrock.
John Fehl OF the jefferson
Apartment. who had but recently
r recovered from a severe illness, was
stricken again yesterday.
Miss Rebecca Ferguson. Of this
: city. was a weekend visitor with
, relatives in Chester.
b. Mrs. Parks Postles, OF Delaware
street and the Strand. who has been
% undergoing treatment in a Whining
, ton Hospital. is convalescing and has
b returned TO this city. She has taken
lup her residence with her sister. Mrs.
= william +. Rothwell. on West Fourth
street during the period of con-
; Ivalescing.
Mrs Vaughan Lancaster OF the
D Baldton. who has been confined TO
: the Physicians and Surgeons Hos
Ipitol with scarletina. is expected
Z home this week.
/ Miss Mable Eskridge. Of this city,
!. was a weekend visitor with her
s schoolmate, Miss Zelma Matthews.
= OF Bear.
Wallace I. Cannon. one OF the
10 newly appointed water commission
Z ers. was stricken in his auto supply
d store. on East Second street last
Is Saturday. He is much improved to-
h day.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pearson and
z Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pearson. OF
= Philadelphia. were weekend visitors
r with Mrs. /. c. Aniba. Fifth street
" They motored TO Blackbird yester-
n day.
.s Miss Mary Toner. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Toner. OF Della
" ware street, is confined TO her bed
d. with grip.
~ Mrs. Virginia Massey. Of Whining.
g ton. who has been visiting her sister
1, Mrs. Mary C. Roberts. this city, lef
y Saturday for Middletown.
II Mrs. George Heldemeyer. oi
"a Odessa. was the week end guest oi
\ her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John b
80 Montgomery. Of West Sixth street
- Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Rothrock
/, OF West Fifth street. spent yesterday
- with their daughter. Miss Regina
Rothrock at Women's College. New.
~ ark. Delaware.
- Ira Richards. Of Chester. was ,
-. weekend visitor at the home OF Mis-
20 Grace Zimmerman, Of Delaware
street
y , Miss Reba Peacock was Sunday
visitor in Philadelphia
Mrs. Ellen Finnerty, Of Lenni, Pa
III is the guest OF her brother and
'r sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Taylor. OF Harmony street.
.n Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Daley. o
III wilmington. were Sunday visitor
H. with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter W. Daily
Harry II. Weggenmann was tn
I'd guest OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
p. Frank G. Weggenmann, OF Della
n ware street. yesterday.
Dn Mr. and Mrs. William Collision, o
en Clayton. Del. spent the week-en
r with Mr. and Mrs. $. II. Hewitt
Dobson Farm.
I'd Mrs. Edna Bull. OF Chestnut street
tx is the guest OF relatives in Phila
is ldelphia.
Miss Elizabeth Lamborn and Cha
nd Iamborn, OF Wilmington, were Sun
of day visitors with their grandfather
Is George Nantine.
rs. Marshall Keegan, who is employe
lr- lat Kennett Square, Pa, spent Sun
lei day with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 7. Harring
OF ton. OF Bear Station, were the week
ol end guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ED
n ridge Wilson. at Minington.
to Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Appleby an
nd daughter Miss Catherine. OF Bea
'u- spent Sunday with their daughtS
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