Evening journal., 1922-03-14

pleted and several carloads OF lum-
Der have already been placed in it.
Several more cars Of lumber are re-
ported enroute for the company.
The company expects to see in
creased building activity this spring
and are laying in large quantities OF
lumber and other material with that
thought in view. Nathaniel Watson
contractor. is having the sheds
painted and lettered.
Robert White. who has been con-
fined to his home for several days,
suffering from grip, has recovered
and will resume his duties as an en-
ploye OF the American Manganese
steel Company at its local plant to-
day.
A dog jumped against Gather
inc, the -year-old daughter OF
Mr.. Beck knocking her down
and badly lacerating her left
cheek. At first IL was thought the
dog had bitten the child, but when
she was taken to DR.. b. NJ. Allen for
treatment. it was learned her face
had only been lacerated, probably
by the toe-nail OF the dog.
At tke Sunday evening service or
the Methodist Church. two professed
conversion and were taken into the
church on probation
At the meeting Of the Athletic AS
sociation of the High school, John
Wallace was elected manager OF the
track team for this season.
The meeting Of the New Castle
Athletic Association, originally
scheduled to be held in the old
Town Hall at s o'clock this evening.
will not open until $50 o'clock
The following prices were realized
at the public auction held at the
home of Mrs. Adelaide Burrls Of
near the car barn, yesterday: Cows,
S15 to 500: horses. $40 to $50;
mules 500 pair; chickens, 20
cents pound dive weight; geese,
50 to $9.25 and ducks SO apiece.
Mrs. Chandler IL. Gebhart, Mrs.
r. T.. Pinder and Mrs. Mabel Hur
spent yesterday in Philadelphia.
An exceptionally large number OF
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musical and literary entertainment
and dance to be given on ST. Pat
rick's Day. March II, in the Opera
House. under the direction OF the
varsity basketball team OF the New
Castle High School. for the benefit
OF the y. c. H. S. Athletic Associa-
ton.
Mrs. william Green. who has
been confined to her home with
grip, is improving Her mother
who makes her home with her, is
also III and reported in a serious
condition.
/ The monthly meeting OF the Beai
/ station Community Club will be
held in l. o. O. f. Han, Bear sta.
ton, Friday evening next. Followinl
the business session a musical ant
I literary program will be presented
One OF the main features will be
minstrel show given undtr the direc
ton OF the members OF the Stat
Road Minstrel Club. consisting o
In. C. Dance, Samuel Miller. william
Harrington. Frank Silver, Beniami
Moore. Evan Miller and Lee Brown
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First Baptist Church will meet a
the parsonage this evening, whel
matters OF importance to the so
ciety will be discussed and PLAN
made for the soup. bread and bake'
/ beans sale on Wednesday morning
Mrs william Gebhardt Is confin
ed to her home with illness.
Mrs. James keenan,, Daily avenue
Is confined TO her home with Illness
Miss Sarah Shearer, Kirkwood
who tas been confined to her home
with grip for several days, is i'm
proving.
The Kennett Square High Schoo
basketball team will play the New
Castle varsity squad In the Operi
House tomorrow evening.
Corporal and Mrs william
Thompson. Fort DUPONT, were tn
Sunday guests OF Mr.. Thompson
sister and brother-in-law. Mr.. ans
Mrs Ole Edwards. this city.
Miss Jane Rollison, Wilmington
who had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Edward II. Naylor, has returned
home.
Miss Helen y. Hayes, Bear station
has been the guest OF Miss lrmi
Jacquette.
Mrs. Alfred J. Hall and daughter
Miss Sarah Hall, Hamilton Park. ar
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick {
Price Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mcguire. WI
mington, have returned home atte
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. WilliaI
Wegenmann.
Miss Catherine sheridan. operate
at the local telephone exchange
who has been IN for about weel
is improving.
The monthly meeting OF the Hare
Corner Farmers Club will be he
tomorrow evening at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekiel Cooper. o
ncers for the ensuing year will
al