Evening journal., 1922-08-28
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Boyce and CarlIn Elected
Delegates at Democratic
Primaries on Saturday
KERN INJURED BY
PITCHED BALL

exates who will attend the Demo
cratic State Convention, at Dover to-
morrow from New Castle hundred
are: First district, John r. Lambson;
Second district, Albert Wilhelme;
Third. Phillip Carlin; Fourth dis
trict, Albert Boyoe; Fifth district,
George T. Mathews and Sixth dis
trict. Martin E Smith. 1t is said
1--WE of these are for W. W. Knowles
for the nomination for United States
Senator.
At Saturdays primaries there
were contests only in the third and
fourth districts In the fourth,
Albert Boyce defeated Andrew Gal
lagher, IS 10 IA and in the third dis
trict, Phillip Carline defeated Miller.
81 10 So
John Wiley has planted a large
portion of his garden in tobacco. He
expects to cure and prepare It for his
own use this winter. He is arrang-
ing for a smoker 10 be held at his
home. near Rose Hill. and his in
vited several friends TO enjoy II.
Paul Kern, young pitcher of the
New Castle Reserve baseball team,
was seriously injured by a pitched
ball. Saturday, which hit him on the
head He was improved today.
With waning of the baseball sea-
son. plans are being made for the
formation of football teams by the
pupils of the local High School and
St Peters parochial school. The
New Castle Athletic Association is
also considering the forming of a
representative town team.
Mayor Cramer fined Charles Tsy-
ior and Harry Williams, of VIII
mington. IS and costs each on the
charge of street fighting and disor-
derly conduct
The Rev. L. E. Poole at the eve
ming service in New Castle Metho-
dist Church announced these names
as ushors for September. For
mornings: Charles Blackburn.
Frank Moore, John Jester and
Loomis o. Wise. Evenings: Elmer
Aesg3nson, Theodore Atkinson, Ed
ward Downey and william II. Green.
The Sunday school class OF the
Methodist Church. taught by Mrs.
Edward b. Naylor, will meet at the
home of the teacher this evening.
Arrangements will be discussed and
committees appointed for a proposed |
entertainment to be given In the /
opera house next month.
Dr. B. NJ Allen, who for two years
practiced medicine and lived in this
city. is III with pneumonia at his
home in Wilmington.
Announcement OF the marriage
Of Miss Cora Lancaster Jacob. +.
daughter of. Mrs. Fannie Jacobs /,
formerly of this place. now OF Phil
adeiphia to Jesse Mace. on Sunday.
June Is, have Just been received bv
friends of this city.
A yacht tender. a small boat. was y
found by Clarence shelton. OF Della ]
ware street yesterday. The boa, 7
was adrift when Mr.. shelton sighted S
II noating near Delaware street
wharf He picked it up and IL is
now doeked at the wharf.
A large maple tree in front OF Tho
nome of John Bungy on East Fourth
street fell early yesterday morning. I
Workmen had cut away a portion OF
the base of the trunk to make room :
for the curb.
A special meeting OF the Ladies'
AID Society of the Methodist Church
VII be held In the NJ. e. Church
sarlors at o'clock tomorrow eve
ling.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rodgman.
Z Chester. Pa, spent the weekend
. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
'narles Mendenhall. OF Red Lion.
Miss Elizabeth Hanna, of Christi
ma, is visiting Miss Margaret Kemp,
ed LION.
councilman and Mrs. William B.
-ee and children, Mr.. and Mrs. :
arold Hobbs and Joseph L. Mullin. '
no have been spending the past {
eek camping at Lorewood Grove,
turned home yesterday. \
Miss Genevieve Haggerty, Of VIII
ington, is visiting her grandfather a
ohm r. Hendrix. OF Delaware 4
rect y
Mrs. Fannie Jacob, Of Phi1adel- F
MA. spent the weekend with her r
iother. Mrs. Mahlon Lancaster. of A
econd street Mrs. Lancaster ac- W
onapanied her daughter home, yes
eraay, where she will spend two
mrs. Lewis Hushebeck. OF East .,
,n1ro street, who has been spend X
re- = Two weeks with her son. william OF
f1usneoeck and family. OF WI
returned home Saturday ar
~. n. Nd. Bates and daughters en-
an and Thelma. Of Trenton N
-, are the guests OF Mr. s,a ~. G.
Ereet. west Fourth Ia
Mrs. Eugene Lewis. OF East rh,rs - y
ureet, IS the guest OF her hro,s 80 ~ ~
n-iaw. Alfred Lewis and fanily :, =, %
Newark. iy' OF d
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. McGu,rs =,
u the Strand, is visiting Mrs NJ :,
Sulre's mother. Mrs. Cathertno :. .
farris. Wilmington
. Nr. and Mrs. Harry Hewlett ana
laughter, Eleanor, OF West Fifth :,
treet, spent the past weekend with a
heir son, Herbert, in New York a
'ity. h
Miss Mamie Hance, of East Fifth I
treet. is spending this week. with I
slatives in Camden. n. ].
Miss Reba Thompson. OF Bear /
alton. is spending a week in Bal /
more. Nd. t
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barto and Mr..
I'd Mrs. Lcnton Price. of Linwood S
lelghts. spent yesterday with Miss \
va zebley. East Fourth street. la
~. and Mrs.. Richard Brown. and Il