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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-22
freeport

2oren5 80oigbeimer uu0 Satin,
Srau Slorence nb1enfott nn6 Sobn
Mrtbnr nebit Sri. Olibia Metdltl6
bon Berbam eritatteten bier Dertpanot-
nno freunbidaftli6e 8ein6e.
Ni1. @eqe, @attin nno Sobter
lino nod feds 8o9en langem 8eiude
BEL &errn @euers @ltern, ser Samt=
lie gbriitian Welle un6 ionitigen Ser
manoten in Ser Na6bari6aft nab IT,
REM @eim in Nntelope, Mont., 5uriid=
gereiit.
s.. Mepers bat it6 lebten Conner
itag in 8egleitrng ieiner Wutter,
Sral1 Matb. Mepers, fir Chicago Der
abi6ie6et, no ite itb pie in 0itli6en
.StGoten ldngere3eit beiu9smetie onf-
balten.
SRI. @acilio &eBler, tpelde iid I'M
ct Marp's &ospital 5u Dulub als
&ronfenpflegerin al1sbil6et, befin0et
ii6 bier 5u 5tuei 8oben langer Or
bolung in Der Samilie S. 30. &ielano.
Carl &a6ema6er ldBt auf ieiner
Garm cine re11e 56eune erri6ten; Die
Nrbeit gebt 11nter Mnleitung 6es 8ou=
l9retners S. S. 8oB Dor ii6.
@ei9miiter 3itn nn6 Ha11lina 8ln=
me eritatteten ibrer in @ol6 Sprtng
mobnen6em 56melter, 6rau Sen. So
BEL, einen mebrtagiigen 8el1d.
Sri. 6rancis Warnefe begab ftb
lebte ISOLDE nod Dulutb> no tie ii6
int ct. MarD's. SospitaI in Ser &ran-
fettpf1ege a1tsbil6en miro.
Dte bo6n'iten Moniiguore Nagl
bon 2ittle Sans n1t6 Bla9ta bon STOP
nlton maren anfangS LETTER 8o6e
5ter IN Der Samtlie MoriB Soi6en gu.
@n1te.
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6reenmdlo.

De Gbepaare 5ran5 Martbaler
nn6 Sobn &ll5er reHten Dorlebter
D%onneritag per Nnto nod Soben g.
g., no Elm ldngerer 8ein6 Der So
mile Soiepb Martbaler gait.
5ran Ni6. 8ener bon @pring Safe
Cost, Canada, beftn0et ftb NIT 5tpei
&in6ern auf einige 8oder bier BEL
ben GlterrL Setter Braun un6 @attiin,
5n 8efu6.
Sri. Sberefia guer n16 Sen. gl=
Ter bon 8ier5, maren, ouf einige ga
sc bier in Der 5amilte Hnul gler 5u
@aite.
sos. 8inters begab iid Dienitog
LETTER 8o6e 5u 8eiu6 ieiner III Mab-
nomen tpobnen6en &ertpnn6ten.
Dr. 2ol1is Quinn, @attin 11n0 SRI.
Wnrtba Dunn bon minneapolis mo-
rem bier Sonntagsgate Ser Sornilie
sos. 8inter.
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Rol0inoforo

Otto @rei6er, nelder I'M Ser.
Sfoaten &apitol gu Wofbington oie
.SteQe beg Boli5ei : &npitGns belief.
Oct, trof gnoe LETTER ISOLDE in ct.
Cloud Elm, nab0em er leiner IN Min-
neapolis Dobnenoen 5dtDeiter eii1en
mebrtdgigen 8eiu6 erltattet bottle. SSn
ct. Glolto, Dem Srte ietner @ebnrt,
beinbte er feline SSugen6frenrbe; bon
bort tam er 5umifag bier an nn6 be
indte ietnen Batter Sobat11 @reioer,
Der fi6 at ieiner grbolung bier Bel
feine1t ShtDagern, sen @ebriioern
Ndbal1ien, al1fb6lt. Ser iunge Be=
arnte 1T Bis anfmrgs S1Ii b%earlaubt,
5l nelber 3eit CT fem Mmt III ser
8unoesba1tptitaot mieoer miro antrre-
ten miifen.
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Qpon.

Seinrid l1ro Soiepb Siti6 madten
cine 8ei1dstour nad Spofane, 8aib.
bon mo- iie tpteoer 6abeim eingetrof=
fen iin6.
Sobn Fogreba uno Sral1 BON Min=
neapolis maren ont Sonntag bier In
ser 6nmilie Oes 9ebrers 56mi6t 81
@oite.
Sobn 8artbelemetp bon Detroit,
Mihigan, iiberraidte bier ieinen 8rn,
ser @. g. init etnem Sonntogsbeilt>
DIE.
Rorbert &cg.le, Gortur5 @cl5 uno
Siabele 4eppers bieltem iid einige
Sage beiudstpeiie in ser &apitolita6t
auf.
5odm. Serr S. Searon eritattete
tn 8egleitung ieiner We1tter ieiner
bier mobnenoen S6ueiter, 6rmt 8ar-
ret, einen 8eiu6.
SRI. Siloegarb &urbmann begab
it9 Mitte %berfloIiener Bode na6 ct.
Glou0, 100 tie in Dienit getreten lit.
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NIT elmer groBartigen 9araoe eiinge-
Nem n1urih,

Gerbinn1ro Biere bon biier, gigens
timer elmer al1sge8eibneten giebber-
oe, but ben 8ert berielben 6urh 41l-
falf zines iurgen &olitein Srieiian
StierS b%ern1ebrt, Ser bon Der beribm-
ten Norma, Die auf Ser III Meeper
@robe itattfinoen6en Musiteunng 5t
ieben fein miro, ge5ii6tet tpn1r0e.
Inter miIitdriiden gbren lit am
Dienitag LETTER 8obe nod einem bonn
bo9m. &errn Builder bon Beit Union
gefeierten Meql1iem, nobel bobp. &r.
2e11tbner bon 8udman 1tno Der bodbtD.
Ortspfnrrer F.. @erbarb, 8. g. s.,
n%iiiitierten Mn6reos Sob, Elm 8etera=
ne oes 3ioilfrieges, auf benz bieiigen
@ottesader BEL GROCER Seilnabme bon
@erpam6ten 1tr6 Sreunben beer6igt
morben. Ser &eritorbene muroe Dor
mebr 6enn neun5tg Sabren in 8res=
lau, 9euti9lanb geboren, fam in
1861 in 6ieies 2an6, lieB ii6 in isis
cDnfin nie6er nnb trat, rlr anoer-
bnlb Meonnte in sen Ser. Staten, als
Sreitpiuiger in 6as 6. &egiment SSron
Briga6e Elm, 6iente 6rei boae Sabre
nn6 mur6e 1T ser S6la6t bel Get
tpsburg 6ur6 einen S6uB ms 8eir
pertpun0et. Gin bolles Sabr brabte
er in einem &ospital 5u, beDor er iei=
ne ebrenpoue gntlaiiung erbielt. Sn
1866 fam er nad Stearns @onntp,
nabm cine 31h Meilen 0itlib bon
Seem Muni6 gelegene Seimitdtte, aui
ser er feline lange 2ebensbabn BE-
fdloB. Ct beiratete Mnna Stearl, 6ie
abt Sabre ipdter itarb. 5pdterbtn
ging er cine 5tpeite gbe Elm nit ST.
liza 5nrab, sic ibm Dor einem Sabre
in sic @migfeit bornnging. &ier Sob.
ne un6 5tpei Sabter betra1terr1 Ser
500 6es gnten, often Vaters. Wt0ge
er ruben / nGrie6en!
@etra11t tpltr6en borlebten DienItnQ
Bel elmer I'm feds nbr morgens II
ber Meiigen 8farrfirde Dom bodtp.
P. @erbar6, .. g. s., geleie1en
8rautnreiIe Soiepb g. 8enolfen nnb
SRI. Gina 5troing, godter Ser So
mile &errnann 5tr0ing, BEL Der I'M
trauten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6as &o6=
5eitsmobl ~ei11genommen tplr6e, NOR
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Colo 5prin0.

2ebten Mtontagnbero De"ra1tltalfe1e
unIere Muiiffapelle i'm Earf BET lido
1ter eleftriider 8eleudtung 6as erlte
oiesiabrige freie S%aiiorfon5ert.
Ser Samilie Geo. NeiS tpnroe Elm
qelun0es 3,piaingspdrden geboren,
moau Sen ooppelt begliidten Gltern
moblgemeinte @ratulationen 5ngingen
Sic neun Sabre alte So6ter Der
SomiIie Sobn Slider erliH beim SOL
len einen 8r1t9 bes re6ten Mrmes;
unter 6r5tli9er 8eban6lnng beftnoet
ii9 oas &inb 1pdbl.
Gum @beitan6 mur6en IN Der
Yfarrfir9e perfiin6tgt NiG. Sn6s
bon bier nn6 SRI. Maria Ortmonn
bon 2aitrup. Die 8erebeli6nng finoet
om Montag 1tddfter Bo6e pegen oes
iiing1t e%ingetretenen Sooesfaues oes
8aters 5es &rautigams in aaer Stil-
le in 2aitra1p ftaH.
Ma9 mebrere 8oden langem 8e.
ind)e BEL ieinem bier mobnen0en 8rn-
ser SEQ Miner, lit Marcus Miler
nod feinem Setm in Minneapolis 5u=
riidgefebrt.
8aloemar @enner, 1pel9er at Ser
Stu6ertenidaar ser Staatsnniberii-
tdt gebort, tit our 8afan5 an Die Set
te ieiner bier mobnbaften Gltern 5a=
rifgefebrt.
S1 Ser Samilie Mlpbons Studs bat
Mitte LETTER 8o6e Elm ber5iges Md0-
9en milfommene Mnfnabme gefun=
Sen.
8ilbelm @aiier lit a1fangs lebter
ISOLDE bon Winneapolis 5n mebrtdgi-
gem 8eil16e ieiner @ltern eingetrof=
fen; ct erlitt BEL Ser Mrbett. eine Ser
leB11ng an einem ieiner JiBe..
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Maria @dtpab, peld)e pdbrenb Der
lebten orei Monate in Minneapolis in
Dienit itan6, genieBt Die @~aitfre,t11o-
id)oft Ser bier anfdiiigen Sarnilie So
barm Miidfe. .
SRI. Mearia Sei6 pelbe IN 0fla-
bono 8eiddftiaung bate, befinoet ii6
bier I'M elterli6en Sa11ie alf 8eiu6.
SoIepb Sortih Coffin ubn Sobn,
6ra11 slug. s.. Debler nnb 9obn
Malpb, Srau sos. S. 8aulbaber nno
Sobn 8ilfreb madten cine Mntotour
nod ct. Srancis rnb ct. Mntbot,p,
no lie IN ben Sa1nilten golaro 1tno
sos. Sortid au @aite naren.
Mit Sen 8orarbeiten our eleftrts
lden 8eleudtlmg unieres Biaase
1piro ebeltens begonner1 peroen.
Sdbn @dmolfe ldBt an 8latte Safe
qelegenes 2an6 mie a1d iol6es an
1en 8uu Dog-, &od= nro 2ongsSeer
IN 8olpl1be m1slege1.
9ie ct. Mi6aels @farrfirde miro
nit elmer neuen I'M &oltenpert bon
$4,000 itebenoe1 8feifenorgel ge=
idmiidt, Sic am 8atronsfelte IN
5eptember Sen @%ottesoienit perberr,
liden miro.
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&organge
int GOuntD


Sssu ser 6amilie Clinton 8oblaann
fano Elm seiunoes godterden mill
fonmlcne Anfnabme, mo5n ben be-
gliidten gltern pielieitige @ratnlatio-
men 5usinsen.
Srau Otto 3iebilb, trelde erfrantt
,par, ntadyt ouf oem 8ege Der Gene
i,tua sufrieoenltelel,oen 6ortidritt.
Seinrid &rebs, 8attin nno Sodter
gIilobetb eritatteten in Minneapolts
perlpanotidpftlide 9eirbe.
sSsobann 8lenfer p~erianote am
9ienltag lester @ode 5tpei giienbabn-
uogenlao,1ngen Gieb nod South st.
Yal1l.
SRI. Gliiobetb Sbermiler bon ct.
@aul perbrtngt ibre 5erien5eit bier
bein Sbeim SAUL Sbermiller.
Mid). @r0ti6, pel6er Die lesten
s1p0lf Mouate I'M Staate Seem Wtert>
fo s,,bradte, lit bier 5t 8eiud elnge=
t"rnffen.
Samilie s. 5. 3Grner uno s. So
Gen nebIt Spdter Srera bon Grace
pile genolien bier Sic Sonntagsfreu=
ben in ser Soners Samilie.
SIipia @analler unO Moeline BOD
hegaben iid) anfangs perflolener Wo.
DIE nod) ct. Glouo, mo lie ote Son1=
meridule beluden.
SAUL SbermiQer, 6rau un0 Iob=
ter Mopme uno Monifn, Srau Soiepb
@obiger, Sod)ter Mar5eua nno 60.
Sbermiaer bielten it6 bon Sanltag
big Montag beiu6speiie III ct. Saul
d1tf.
Die Nlbanp Del @ei eai6aft,0ie NIT
ei11em &apital bon $4,000 tnforpo=
riert, bat lire Snforporotionsortifel
beim ltrfunoen=&egiitrar CUR gintra-
g1ng binterlegt. Sic Snforporatoren
iinb Casper Maus bon Melroie, Ml=
bert &rebs 11no SEQ @eQe BON bier.
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der Nornstern
Safe BERRY.

DieIe SrtibaH nelde felt ben Ieb-
ten 8toal15ig SsSabre1r ben @lorreiden
8terten obrte ieotpe0e gGyeiier porbeige-
ben lief, mitatt oeiien ih nit unite,
5gerben D0rfern III oie Srel1oen bes
gages tetlter, bat fir bieies SSabr eine
Geitli6feit IN 8orberetttltng, bie am
8iterter Slllt itattfinbet l1nb benz 8e-
item Der rleuen STRIDE, mel6e gegen-
tmdrtig i'm 8aa1 begriffen lit, uno De-
rem @rnn6ltein an ndi6filten Sonntag
ben entipreben6en Beterli6feiten ge-
mdiB gelegt miro, gilt. Dus @ottcs--
ba1S, 6ns na9 benz Blane bes be-
rubmten Mrditeften &ermann s.
@m1 bon Chicago bon Ser &ontrafto-
renfirmu Scarf &ropp & Son aus ct.
Glm1b erri6tet miro, ltnb benz &on-
traft geHaB I'M DECEMBER 6ieles Sab
res boIen6et fem ion, beripridt zines
Der i61niten &ir6en ser Dio5eie gu
meroen. Die nit 6em Mel1bau ber=
bunbenen Soften ner6en iii6b anf $780,
900 belarfen, tpo5n 6ie @emeinbe in
friiberen Sabren Ole Summe bon
$4,000 anthracite uno 10 Ben iib io
bdnfig einiteuenben ftnan5ieuen 8an=
berbdltniiien b%orbeugte. Dte @emein-
Sc 2afe Senrp bat iomit ole ltriade
gu elmer b06it feitli6en @egebenbeit
bes Nationalen SeittageS un6 penn
lie an 6te neutrality-suspicious. Die Gin
Ga0ung erlaBt, it6 CUR 6eier bes glor=
rei9en 8ierter III Safe SenrD ein5n=
ffin6en, 10 iiebt iie itb 6a5u bere6tigt,
neil lire Seier benz 8elten Der 1relte11
Stride 6ient II. neil Die bon ibr ge=
troffenen nr6 nod 5u %treffen0en Bor=
bereithngen 5ie Si6erbeit geben, bob
Niemar6> ser am @ierten Sltli Der
gnigte Stln6en genieBen min, eine
Before @elegenbett oa5u fin6et o1s ie=
ne, 6ie Don ser @emein6e Safe 9enrD
%nngeboten miro. Mn Sen beiten Ser
gniigen fir Sung nn6 Mlt miro es
nt6t feblen, fir grfrii6ungen o1er
Mrt miro rei6li6 geforgt iein.8 Sic Mn
ltiffffnpeue bon st.. Mnrttn miro CUR
grbeiterung 6es Cages bettragen uno
IN Me6en miro ser 8e6eutl1ng 6es So
ges &e6nnng g%etragen. Gin look
200 SUB GROCER San5booen miro Ben
gm5luitigen geniigen0en &arm fir
ibr 8ergnigen geben. 8er ei1en bent
miir6igen un6 angenebmen 8ierten
Suit feiern nn6 6a5n Ser S0r6erung
%einesIe6len 3me6es 6ienltb iein min,
fin6e 1i6 IN 9nfe &enrD Elm, no einem
ie6en Seitteilnebrner 6as ber5li6ife
8iufomrnen entgegengebra6t meroen
miro.
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fdr1ninG.

Gbri1t. 2al1er IaaBt auf ieiner Sarm
eine 11eue 8obrl1ng baa1en. George
@rger BON Gol6 Spring 1T nit Der
Steinarbeit betra11t uno madt 0art1
gnten 6ortidritt. DaS Bobnbal1s
miro, Ben 8erbaltniiien Der San1ilte
2m1er entlpre6er1, Elm ftaHli6er
8o1l, oarin iid @ltern uno &tnbern Ell
mes a11genebmen Daietns tuerben err
fre1ten fonnen.
@orlebten Sreitagabero tpnroe Die
le @egeno bon einem 9ageliturm beim
geiudt, Der namentli6 1T ben Nog>
ge%nfeloern groben 56u0en anri6tete.
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meire 6rope.

9as finite Sabres=&tcnic Ser
.5tearns County &olitein Breeders
Mifociation miro bier 6ieie ISOLDE Com
neritag nodmiHags abgebalten mer-
Sen. &obert @eiger, Serfetdr Der
Stuats=&olitein Breeders Niiociation
miro nls @a1tptreoner eriDartet, mab=
reno @ountp=MnpaH Soul Mbles bon
ct. CLOUD fib gIei6fals IN elmer Mn=
iprade boren laiien miro. 9ie bieiige
Mn1iffapelle miro CUR @rbeiterung
6eS Cages b~ettragen nn6 fir grfrt=
i6nngen aler Dirt miro beitens ge=
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merp COMPANY, bie er am I. SSuli a1t-
tretet miro, ii%bernon11rten.
Duniel Stang BON Der glrola
gtaatsbanf mar porlesten Sreitag il
@ei6aften 11ab ct. Martin luo &id-
mono.
Clinton Seattle lnb 5re6. Minnette
bon 5auf Centre narer Sonntngs-
gaite ser bier m%obneroen San1tlie So.
8erfe1rnis.
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Saftrup.

Wontag fotnrt1et1ber @oGe uir6
Sri. Maria Drtbntantt bon bier BEL
ei1lem bonn bodtp. P. Nnielm s.. g.
s., bon MIbnrD, Sbbeim ser 8ra1h,
gefeierten Sraltamte, ii9 nit Gib.
Studs bereDeIiden. Beget1 6es Eooes-
falles oes gaters 6eg g9rai1ltigamg
miro Die Sod5eit IN aller stiQe gefei.
5ertt ttperben. NH
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GIroia.

Seinri6 6. 5teber bat feline Steae
als @etrei6efd11fer fir Sen 8elgra6e
Slour Mills glebator 6abter, mel6e
er bier Sabre erfolgrei6 beflei6ete,
nlfgegeben.
Serr 59iao, Del6er int 9ienit Der
8a0ua 6armers Creamery Company
itano, bt 6tefe 5teGe qntttiert nrrb
Ole 8etriebsleitung Ser glroIa Grea=
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Budrndn.

8olter Sporletn uno Srmt BON
Nortb 0afota erfreuten lire bier mob
nenoen gltern nit lGngerem 8eiu9e.
Middletown transcript., 1922-09-30
U. S. PETIT JURORS

The following petit jurors have been
drawn for the United States District
Court, to sit during the next term,
which opens on October2:
Wilmngton-Harry l.. Maier. Millard
F. Davis, James l. Ford, CORTLAND C.
Montgomery, Joseph H. Martin, Charles
C. Bye, o. Curtis Purdy. John A. Mont.
gomery, Miss Edwina b. Kruse, Philip
j. Isaac, Albert B. Marks, Joseph F.
Emory and Joseph S. Hamilton.
Mill Creek hundred-Wilson c. Pear.
son, George w. Pusey.
Broad Creek-James T. Chapman.
Duck Creek-J. Frank Webb.
Cedar Creek Frank L. Grier.
St. Georges-J. Cowgirl Alston, How.
ard A. Pool.
Baltimore-William H. Williams,
Caleb l.. McCabe.
Red Lion-Griffith Ellison.
Georgetown-Eli Pepper, Charles R.
Jones.
Brandy wine-Frank D. Lackey.
North Murderkill-John b. Connor.
North West Fork-Oliver A. Newton
Harry l.. Cannon.
Kenton -Gamaliel Garrison.
Dagsboro-Georg P. Stoeckle.
East William H. Walker.
Lewes and Rehoboth-Rolla Hart.
Seaford-Isaac S. Giles.
MispilIion-Ernest Raughley.
Little Creek William W. Anderson
Middletown transcript., 1922-09-30
OBITUARY
]. Wallace Kane

The sudden death of Mr.. j. Wallace
Kane which occurred at his home at
summit Bridge " ednesday morning,
at one clock, was a great shock to his
relatives and many friends. Mr.. Kane
was strlken with blood poison which
resulted from picking small pimpe on
his hand, and only u few of his friends
were aware of his serious illness.
For many years he had charge of the
draw-brldge crossing the canal at
Summit Bridge, and during that time
had made numerous friends by his
genial disposition and pleasing manner.
Mr.. Kane was a life resident of
Summit Bridge being born in the house
where he died. He was member of
Summit Bridge Church and member
of Summit Council, and in both places
he will be greatly missed. His family
have lost "a devoted husband and father
and the community faithful friend
ever ready and willing to help those
who needed it most.
Deceased was 45 years of age and
leaves devoted widow, two sons and
one daughter to mourn his death.
Funeral services We're held at Summit
Bridge M. E. Church Friday afternoon,
and lnterment was made in Bethel
cemetery.
Middletown transcript., 1922-09-30
Mrs. Helen F. Willis

The funeral services of Mrs. Horatio
Noxen Willis, of Lansdowne, Pa,
We're held at Westerly, Rhode Island,
on Saturday afternoon. The body was
brought here for burial Monday, in St.
Anpe's P L. cemetery. The Rev.
Percy l.. Donaghay was in charge of
the services here and the pallbearers
were Alexander P. Corbit, Daniel Cor
bit, of Odessa; Samuel Pennock,
Charles Pennock, Howard Goodwin, of
Lansdowne; James Gaylord Bragdon, of
Middletown. Mrs. Willis, who was
Miss Helen Foster, of Westerly, R. l.,
had been i'll with pneumonia for several
months. Besides her husband, she is
survived by one daughter, fifteen years
of age and several sisters.
Middletown transcript., 1922-09-30
Averted Serious Accident

A serious accident was narrowly
averted at St. Georges Saturday night
when an Overland touring car with
Pennsylvania license came tearing
down the hin toward the drawbridge at
the canal locks, and evidently, without
seeing that the bridge was open for a
boat to pass through, applied the emer-
geney brake just in time to keep the
car from falling into the canal. AS it
was the two front wheels and nearly
half of the car was hanging over the
bridge just above the water. The rear
wheels and body held the car from fall
ing completely in however and motor
truck soon pulled the car back to the
road. The car was filled with passen-
gers and one of the women became
hysterical at the time of the near
accident
Middletown transcript., 1922-09-30
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES

Many close contests featured the
Democratic primaries in New Castle
County on Saturday last, and this is
especially true of the four
Levy Court fight in st. Georges Hun
dred, where Thomas w. Truitt won
over his competitors by the close mar
gin of % votes. In this contest Elmer
E. Bender and George D. Grassland
had made thorough canvasses of the
district and each of them polled large
number of votes.
The Democratic primary election in
Wilmington and rural New Castle
county Saturday brought out a total
vote of approximately 6400, as COM
pared to nearly 10000 cast at the Re-
publican primaries two weeks ago.
This is attributed to some extent to the
fact that there was only one close con-
test for county office, that of sheriff.
Interest centered chiefly in this con-
test, which was a three-cornered one,
which John W. Walls won by plurality
of 985. His opponents, Irving H..
Brinton and Matthew C. Ralston, play
ed see-saw i'll the city and county for
second place honors.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
Recorder of Deeds-Frank F. Years
ley
Register of Wills Harley j. Stra-
horn.
Sheriff John w. Walls.
Coroner-J. Leslie Ford.
STATE SENATORS
Fifth DISTRICT. Frank Davis.
Third District-Robert Orr.
Fifth District-Richard 7. Cam.
Seventh District-Harris B. Nc
Dowell.
REPRESENTATIVE
First District Martin V. Farrell
Second District Robert NJ. Hunter.
Third District-Paul Ward.
Fourth District-Thos. F. Harkins.
Fifth District Joseph M. Brogan.
Sixth District-Charles C. Lister
Seventh District-Wm. Moore.
Eighth District JAS. H. Reynolds
Ninth District-Frank Collins.
Tenth District-J. Rogers Holcomb.
Eleventh District-WiIliam J. Comp
ton.
Twelfth District-Harry Pratt,
Thirteenth Dlstrct-Harry l.. Davis
Fourteenth District-George T. Slant
Fifteenth District-Howard Jones.
LEVY COURT
Second District-Charles A. Savile.
Fourth District-John Nivin.
Sixth District-Thos. w. Trutt.
Seventh Distrct-Jas. A. Hart.
Middletown transcript., 1922-09-30
FOREST CHURCH NOTES
PRESBYTERIAN


Sunday, October 1st. 1922.
1890 A. NJ Morning service. Ser
mon by the pastor.
11.45 A. M. Sunday School.
730 P. NJ. Evening service. Ser
mon by the Pastor.
Md-week service Friday at 7.30
p M.
Boy Scout meeting Saturday at 100
P. M.
The pastor has begun his fellowship
study at Princeton Theological Semi
nary. His plans are that he shall be
back in Middletown Friday afternoon
of each week. AS you will notice, the
prayer meeting will be held on Friday
evening instead of Wednesday. The
boy scouts will meet on Saturday of
next week. You will keep these
changes in our schedule in mind. Let
US all work together to make our church
work as effective as possible. The
pastor hopes to profit much by his
graduate courses In case of any
emergency or special need, a phone
message to Princeton Theological Semi
nary or letter addressed to 45 Alex
ander Hall, Princeton Seminary,
Princeton, N. j., will bring you into
touch with the Pastor. He will do his
best to take care of the church work.
Middletown transcript., 1922-09-30
REDGRAVE-FISHER WEDDING

very pretty wedding was soemniz-
ed in St. Anne's P. E. Church, this
town, on Saturday. Sept. %, at
o'clock, when Miss Lydia f. Redgrave,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Redgrave, became the bride of Mr..
Harlan M, Fisher, of Wilmington.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Percy Donaghay, assisted by Rev.
Charles Clash, of Wilmington. The
bride was given away by her father and
was attended by her cousin. Miss E.
Pauline Frazier as maid of honor.
Miss Margaret Pleasanton played the
wedding march. Mr.. Bartlett Fisher
brother of the groom acted as best
man, ana the ushers were Mr.. Leland
". Money, of Middletown, and MIR.
Maurice S. Fisher, of Wilmington.
Proceeding the ceremony Mr.. Norman
White, of Wilmington, sang 20
Promise Me-
The bride was charming in her grace
ful gown of white georgette and lace.
Orange blossoms held her full tulle
veil in place and she carried a shower
bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the
valley. Miss Frazier was charmingly
gowned in lovely shade of cocoa
canton crepe, which was simply made,
the only trimming being touches OF
oriental embroidery. She wore hal
of neutral blue velvet and carried 8
shower bouquet of roses, snapdragor
and larkspur.
Immediately after the ceremony
reception was held at "Wheatland'
home of the brides parents, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher left for
wedding trip through the Catskil
Mountains. After October 20, they
will be at home at l7l2 West street
Wilmington, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1922-09-30
WARWl

Mark Manlove and wife visited her
sister. Mrs. David Thornton, in Odessa,
Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Lane, of Philadelphia,
visited George Lane and wife Friday
and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM C. Reed and son
Gordon. Were Philadelphia visitors one
day of last week.
Mrs Cora Bishop and son Mr.. Alday
Bishop, spent Sunday with MIR. and
Mrs. Samuel King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Isaacs, ente tain
ed the Aid Society at their home
last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Harriet Cole and son, Charles
Sunday visitors in and near town.
VIM Lofland, and wife of Philadel-
phia, were weekend guests at the home
of his mother, Mrs. NJ, A. Lohand.
Sunday school Sunday morning at
80; Preaching 1890; Christian
Endeavor 7.3o P. M. Everyone wei
come.
MIR. and Mrs. Viii lam Pierce and
daughter visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Husfelt, near Earleville,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Jordan and sons,
of near Bethel We're Sunday visitors at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
H. NJ Eaton on Sunday.
The members ef the Ladies Aid held
dinner at the sale of Mr.. Samuel D.
Wilson on Wednesday. The sum raised
is for the benefit of the church.
Guy johnson and family, of Chesa.
peake City, and Uric CHM and family
| of McDonough, were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mrs. Verena Vinyard.
Middletown transcript., 1922-09-30
Negro Got Three Years

On a charge of breaking and enter
ing, Edward Downes, Negro, who was
arrested after he was found in the
room occupied by daughters of John
Bignear. near Tybout's Corner, recent
ly, was sentenced to three years i'm
prisonment by Judge Rodney in Court
of General Sessions last week.
Downs pleaded guilty to the break
ing and entering charge and not guilty to
charge of assault and battery on
Emma, four-year-oId daughter of Mr..
Bignear. A nole prosequi was entered
in the latter case by Deputy Attorney
General Switzerland after sentence
had been imposed on the other charge.