Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Great Interest Taken In Demo-
cratic Primary Election on
Saturday.

New Castle, Aug. 2s.--Great inter-
est was taken at the Democratic
primary election on Saturday after
noon In the Third and Fourth Dis
tricts OF tho Tenth Representative
District for delegates TO the State
Convention tomorrow. In tho Third
District Philip c. Carlin defeated
Samuel r. Miller by a vote OF b4 to
SO. Aidon Jordan, who had f'led his
name, withdrew before tho polls open
ed. In the Fourth District Albert s.
Boyce defeated Andrew NJ. Gallagher
by a vote of So TO "a.
Last evening before Mayor w.
Leslie Cramer, Charles Taylor and
Harry Williams OF Wilmington were
each fined SIS and costs on the charge
of flghting. The complaining witness
was ]. Ernest Phillips.
The members OF tho st. Peters
Parochial School are making prepa-
rations TO organize a football team and
have elected as their coach James b.
| Hance.
| The ushers for the Methodist Epis-
copal Church for the month OF Sep
tember for the morning services are
Charles Blackburn. Frank Moore
John Jester and Ioomis o. Wise
evening, Edward Megginson. Theo-
dore Atkinson, Edward Downey and
William II. Green.
Announcement cards have been re-
ceived in this city OF the marriage o.
Miss Cora Lancaster jacobs. daugh
ter of Mrs. Fannie Jacobs. formerly oi
this city. now OF Philadelphia. TO Jess,
Mace of philadelphia. The weddins
took place IN Philadelphia yesterda,
week.
A special meeting OF the members o
the Ladies Aid Society OF the Metho
dist Episcopal Church Will take place
this evening In the church at s O'Clock
Clarence Shelton. who resides ol
Delaware street wharf, early yester
day morning found adrift on the Della
ware river opposite the wharf yach
tender, which is supposed TO hav
broken away from its nooring.
At an early hour yesterday mornin
large maple tree, opposite the hom
of John Bungy. on East Fourth street
fell over into the street. The tree ha
been cut about the roots in order {
permit the street workers to reset IN
curb, prior TO the resurfacing of tn
street. The tree did not do any damag
TO nearby properties.
Paul Kern on Saturday Afternoon
while playing ball with the Me-
Castle Reserves team at Battery Parl
was struck on the left side of the fac
: near the temple by a pitched ball. II
was rendered unconscious for sevosy
minutes and afterwards taken to III
5 office of DR.. Lewis Booker by auto
mobile, where he was revived an
given attention. His condition is n,
: thought TO be serious and he Is agat
able 10 be out.
The members OF the Sunday Scho'
class taught by Mrs. Edward II. Nay
lor of the Methodist Episcopal Churc
I this evening will hold a meeting /,
D the home OF the teacher on Delawaa
2 street near Sixth at o'clock.
y Miss Sallie Seeders OF Farmingto
2 Is spending several days as the que
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fran1 c. wegger
mann and family of Sixth and Dell
ware streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Brow
!, and children of Tacony are spendir
several days as the guests OF relative
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Mcguire
! the Strand are spending several da!
u as the guests OF Mrs. Catherine IIa
ris OF Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barlow and NJ
and Mrs. Lenton Price Of Lnwo'
Heights are spending several daye
guests of Miss Eva Zebley of Ea
Fourth street.
Mrs. Fannie Jacobs of Philadelph
y spent the weekend as the guest
. her mother, Mrs. Fannie Lancast,
OF East Second street.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Everhart al
: son William OF Baltimore spent I
IS weekend as guests OF Mr.. and NJ
Clark Othoson OF Red Lion and \
/ and Mrs. Vance Mitchell of this eli
Mrs. Lewis Hushebeck of Ea
Third street. who has been spendil
two weeks as the guest OF Mr.. a
Mrs. William Hushebeck of Wilmin
ton. has returned home.
Mrs. Eugene Lewis OF East Thi
I street Is spending several days as I
I guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lev
! IF Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hewlett a
daughter Eleanor spent the past we
I as guests OF Herbert Hewlett, III,
son. of New York.
Miss Mamie Hance OF East FIJI
street Is spending week as the GU,
OF relatives in Camden, n. J:
g. Mrs. Charles Rodgman OF Chest
et spent the weekend as the guest
ID Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mendenhall
RI Red Lion.
ID Miss Reba Thompson of Bear
e spending several days as the guest
l. relatives and friends in Baltimore
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