Smyrna times., 1883-07-18

DIR. James Temple, Than. Williams, of |
Kenton, and James Williams, of West |
Dover Hundred, left our station yester- |
day to attend the Legislative Reunion,
the members of which expect to take |
in Chincoteague, Rehoboth, New York |
by water, returning by the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad.
Misses Kate F. and Mary G. Bell are
guests of Mrs. Ethel Parry, at Ocean
Beach, N. j.
Harry F. LOfland, of Milford, brother
of Geo. Reed Loiland, near this town,
graduated at the University of Virginia
on the 28th ult., (the only Delawarean
who has graduated at that institution
of the number who have gone there)
and has taken a position as civil engi-
neer on the Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road.
Fl. H. Huntington spent last week at
Atlantic City, N. J.
Harper w. POulson, of Washington,
d. c., is visiting the family of w. w.
Tschudy.
VIM. Donnelly and daughter, of
Atlantic City, were the guests of Geo.
w. Taylor the past week.
f. III. Beck and family, Mrs f. Beck,
Miss Edith Beck have been visiting
Ocean Grove.
Mrs. II. G. Budd has been spending
the past week at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Rev. Samuel M. Perry, of Ash
land, Baltimore County, Md, is visit
ing her father, John Mustard of this
town.
VIM. r. Johnson is spending u week
at RehobOth.
Chas. Mahler and wife, of Philadel-
phia, are visiting Jacob Lienburger.
Mrs. r. M. ROsin, of Wilmington, is
visiting friends i'll town.
Miss Lou. Russell, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of Miss Mime Clement.
VIM. II. Stayton, now Second Lieu
tenant in the U. S. Navy, was on visit
to friends here last week. He left our
common school for the Naval Academy
at Annapolis, Md, some six years ago
and has rapidly risen to his present
position. He will go on duty Septem-
Der lst and expects to have shore duty
three years at New York. He is now
on visit to his father, Charles Stayton
ut IIillsborO', Nd.
Mrs. Hannah Z. Surgen left on Mon
day to spend several weeks at Asbury
Park, n. J.
Dan1 c. Spruance, of Wilmington, is
spending two or three days in town.
Olin l. HOugh, who has been resid-
ing in Easton, Md, for several wears.
has returned to Smyrna and may make
: his future home here.
Mrs. VIM. P Dickson, of New York
is on visit home.
Harry l.. Evans and Eugene Start,
, of Wilmington, are visiting friends
here.
Miss Kate Denney and Miss Ella A.
Miller, of Dover, have been visiting
friends in this town.
Miss Laura Brown, Miss Rebecca
Humphreys and niece, Bowdel Blades
and ). Edgar Wright are home from
, Philadelphia.
Mrs. VIM. II. Thompson is visiting
her parents in Dover.
John t. Porter, of Scranton, Pa, i.
visiting his parents here, and looking
after the peach crop. He handle.
daily in his city from two to three cal
loads of Delaware peaches
John II. Reed, of New Castle, is Wis
iting his father Ezekiel Reed
Thomas James and wife have gone
to Cincinnati, Ohio, to attend tn,
| funeral of Mrs. Us brother.
Miss Lizzie Buddy, Miss lilly Trum
bower, Geo. B. Melville and Thoma
Haynes, of Philadelphia, are visitin,
, this town.
Miss Carrie Satterfeld, of Easton
Md, is visiting Miss Laura Hazell
, j. Ben. Hart, of Texas, representa-
tive of Ralph's snuff, was the guest Q
b. A. HAZEL Monday and Tuesday.
Rev. T. L. TOmpkinson, of Milling
ton, spent yesterday in town.
Master Ralph G. Hoflecker left thi
. morning for two weeks visit to hi
uncle, X. S. Culbreth, Esq, of Balti
) more.
Miss Carrie Leatherbury, of Chester
Pa, is q guest at Belmont"