Evening journal., 1922-06-22
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David Miller local mail carrier, is
suffering with blood poisoning Of the
right hand and arm. The disease
was contracted whHe in bathing at
New Jersey resort. thought TO be due
to sting. Douglas Proud is doing
Millers work during his Illness.
At a special meeting OF the Board
OF Street Improvement Commission
ers in the Commons Chamber. the
plans and specifications submitted
by Engineer Henry L. Fullenwider,
OF Wilmington. were inspected and
approved. Mr.. Fullenwider was in
structed to make more OF the blue
prints and specifications and adver-
tise for bids on the work contem-
plated
The commissioners decided to i'm
prove Fourth street from Whining
ton Road TO the Foundry plot at
South street, first. and II any money
out Of the s25.000 bond issue re-
mains unspent, the Improvements OF
other streets will be considered.
Engineer Fullenwider also sub
mitted plans and specifications for
the following streets, with curb and
building lines and grades set: Foun-
dry street TO Railroad: Third street
from Delaware street 10 Wilmington
road; the Strand. Delaware to Hsr-
mony street; Harmony street from
Second to Fifth street, and Delaware
street from Sixth street to Van Dyke
armory. The next meeting will be
at the call Of the president.
Lewis Gemmill is having a new
front porch erected at his home on
West Fourth street.
a dance will be given in the opera |
house next Friday evening by the |
New Castle Tourist Club. Shorts |
orchestra will furnish the music.
It was announced last evening that |
a conference OF the Mayor and Coun-
Gil and the officials of the Artificiarl
SILK Mills, will take place in the |
Mayors Office at o'clock this eve /
ming. It is expected the final ar
for the locating OF the 4
mills in this city will be made at this
meeting. An option has been Sc
cured on the plot OF ground desired
by the company and it was said the
purchase will be made this week.
Thomas MeighaE in "Cappy Kicks"
will be at the Royal tomorrow eve
The funeral of Mrs. James J.
Wright. who died in Delaware Hos
pital. which took place from her late
residence on the Strand. yesterday
morning, was largely attended The
4.
Z. Mcdaniel. James ]. Cal
lagher, James B. Toman. James Y.
and James f. Hance, Jr.
Plans have been completed for the
knights Of Pythias excursion TO Riv-
erview Beach, at Pennsville, y. j.,
tomorrow. The Wilson Line steamer
will stop both going and returning
lt Delaware street wharf.
Miss Mary Eliason, daughter OF
The late Lieutenant Governor and
Mrs. Lewis f. Eliason Of West Fifth
street entertained a large number OF
ocal and out-of-town guests at tea
at her home yesterday afternoon in
honor OF her guest Miss Flora Marsh
~ Oklahoma who is spending the
week here with Miss Ellason.
DUN MISS VI tISH ana MISS falldtOn
are students at Wellesley College,
Boston. Mass. where Miss Eliason
IS a sophomore. Miss Marsh will
spend several weeks in this part of
he country before returning to her
nome in oklahoma.
Mrs. Thomas Wise. OF Whining
on, and John Hoffecker, OF Phila-
ielphia. were the guests yesterday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Meredith. OF
West Fifth street.
Miss Helen Deemer, a student at
Bethany College. West Virginia. is
pending the summer vacation here
With her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Deemer. OF West Fifth street.
Miss Josephine Clothier, OF East
second street. is in the Delaware
Wilmington. where an op-
ration was performed yesterday
afternoon.