Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-24
Harry Ro.. Into tho s.ld has added

Harry Rose into tho field has added
uncertainty IN to who will succeed
Councilman James Husfclt and Frank
*. Jones. whose terms expire. Both
are candidates for recollection. Thomas
Armstrong also Is n candidate.
Harry Patterson and Frank Morris,
yesterday caught two barrels OF cells
in their nets. which they shipped to
Baltimore markets.
Mrs. Henry Winchester was called
to Wilmington yesterday. on account
Of her sister. Mrs. Dillon, undergoing
an operation for appendicitis Mt Del
aware Hospital.
Herbert Bently. employed at Fort
Hancock. n. j., Is spending a week
here with his family.
J. Howard Vail OF Charleston, S.
c., is here visiting his brother, Samuel
G. Vail.
Miss Carrie Clark. former resi-
dent OF this place. is seriously III Mt
her home in Wilmington.
Miss Gertrude Husfelt, who has
been i'll at her home on Canal street
for the past three weeks. Is now able
TO be out.
The Home Economic Glasses, first
and second year high. served the boys
of the Manual Arts with luncheon
In the school building, today. :,
Sergeant IL. A. King Of the Search
Light Battery. Fort Monroe. Va. after
( 80 years OF service in tho United
States army. has been retired with n
pension. and has returned to his homo
here for a short stay before taking a
position with the government ut
Washington, ID. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. De Revere are
being congratulated upon the birth of
n fine baby boy. Mrs. Revere IL at the
homo Of her mother. Mrs. Elliot, at
Laurel.
DIR. and Mrs. Henry GRADER and
daughters. Jean and Martha, OF Roy
ersford. Pa. are here visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Whiteman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Broughan OF
Wilmington are being congratulated
by Delaware City friends upon the
birth OF a fine baby girl Mary Adella
Frederick Hildebrand OF st. Georges
was taken suddenly i'll with acute in
digestion. last evening. at his home
He is better today.
Mrs. William Cavileer was hurriedly
called 20 Wilmington, yesterday. or
account OF the illness OF her daughter.
in-law, Mrs. Arthur Cavileer.
Mrs. C. Earl Baum and Mrs vii.
liam L. Reybold attended bridg,
party and luncheon. yesterday at tn,
home of Mrs. Philip Southland of VII
mington.
Rev. and Mrs. II. c. Pitzer enter
tanned, last evening. Rev. David A
Reid. pastor OF White Clay Creel
Presbyterian Church.
Dnigent Council STAFF, No. 10, Junior
order OF United American Mechanics
Wilmington, visited Perseverance,
Council. No. Il, of st. Georges, las
evening and initiated the followin,
new members into ST. Georges Coun
Gil: Fletcher Nelson. Claude Lester
Nelson Nefr, and H. Gaskell. Ate
the initiation an elaborate COLLATION.
was served by the wives OF the mem
bers.
The weekly J. w. T. Social meetin,
OF Port Penn Will be held Tuesda,
evening al the home of Mrs. Bray
> nard Yearsley.
Paul. the fve-years old son OF Nh
and Mrs- Dominiok Lusaryii. was take,
20 the Fort du Pont Hospital. yeStcr
day. where An X-ray examination wa
taken Of his hip. which wac injure
, a few days ago. The hip was foun
10 be fractured and WAS placed IN
plaster OF paris cast after which tn
child vAs brought home.
> After making the last trip here, las
evening, tho local train was turnin
\ around on the Y when the four froT
|. wheels OF the engine jumped the trac
just abreas, OF Washington street.
wrecking crew was sent Tor from WI
mington and managed TO place II
engine back upon the tracks at a la
g hour last night
q Lewis Nickle. who has been I'll wi,
q pleurisy for several days at his hon
r on Adams street. il improving.