Evening journal., 1922-01-09
News Happenings in Delaware and Maryland Towns

PEELED to have it amputated also.
He returned home Saturday, the
wounds having healed. The infec-
ton was due to the cutting of toe
nails by Hoeny.
William Harris. Of East Fourth
street, lost the last of eleven 100
pound shoats on Saturday he was
raising for spring killing. 1t is
thought by Harris the shoats had
contracted disease of some kind.
Others think they were poisoned and
IL is probable an investigation will
be made. All died suddenly follow
ing short illness.
Company II, c. A. c., basketball
team will play the Armas Frat team
of Newport, Wednesday evening in
the Van Dyke Armory cage
Owing to the opening of the schol-
astic season the New Castle Highlets
will only play one game a week
/ from now until the close of the sea-
son. Next Thursday evening they
will play the Beacon College team,
/ Wilmington, in the opera House
cage
The Anchor A. c. basketba team
will play the South Side Eden team
of Wilmington. in the Opera House
cage, next Friday evening. A dance
will follow the game. Tobin's or
chestra will furnish the music for
the dance.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Seiman, Of Seventh and
Clark streets. who has been suffer
ing for several weeks with pneu-
monia, has recovered.
Harry Mccullough. OF Eighth and
Clayton streets while out muskrat-
ing on Saturday suffered severe la
cerations OF the first finger OF his
right hand by being bitten by a
muskrat. His dog and the rat were
lighting and in an effort to get out
the road of the combatants McCul.
Nough slipped and his hand came In
contact with the rat resulting in the
bite Dr. b. NJ Allen treated the in.
jury. .-
James Langston OF Ninth anC
Clayton streets is confined to his beC
with neuritis.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Methods
Church will meet in monthly bust
ness session at the parsonage thi
evening.
Scholars OF the First Baptist Sun
day school and members OF tn
church will rehearse on Thursda,
evening. the anthem to be sung a
the combined Christmas entertain
ment and Sunday school anniver
sary on January 16.
Iorno do1acroffor ~ r,,rraharo n
Caesar Rodney Chapter, will pay
visit to the Julia M. Story Chapter
Wilmington, this evening and b'
the guests of honor. They will at
tend the annual dinner to be fol
, lowed by the installation Of tn
newly-elected officers of the VIII
g mington chapter.
Caesar Rodney Chapter, Orde
J Eastern Star. will meet in bi-weekl
session on Thursday evening" whe
officers for the ensuing year will b
installed. Because of the lack q
+ sufficient room in the chapter room:
for the installation and the suppe
which accompanies II, the suppe
: has been postponed until a late
date.
o. Miss carrie Gemmln, worthy ma
tron-elect OF Caesar Rodney Chapter
, entertained the 1921 officers of tn
chapter, whose terms expire o.
Thursday evening next, at her hom
on Saturday evening.
/, Mr. and Mrs. George Vantins
Philadelphia; John Vantine. Pitts
burgh. Pa, and Mrs. Sarah Lamborn
Wilmington. spent the weekend a
the home Of their father. Georg
Vantine. Sr.. West Sixth street, witt
is critically Ill.
William Shaeffer. Of Philadelphia
who has been superintendent of tn
John Wanamaker's farms in Ney
Jersey, for several years, and. a for
mer resident of this city. spent tn
, weekend with relatives and friend
here