Smyrna times., 1883-08-15
Personal.


Dr. J. G. Swinney, of Shiloh, N j., is
spending this week with his friends and
patrons of this town. He has much i'm
proved in health he says, since his relief
from medical cares.
Richard Mitchell, in former years res
ident of this town, now residing at Green's
borough, Md, is spending day or two in
town. He is looking after material for a
new invention in boat construction which
promises u speed of - miles per hour.
Walter +. q. Colt, who left here nearly
fifteen months ago to take position in the
first indianapolis bank, Indiana, is home
on a two weeks visit. In call at our
Office he expressed himself as much pleased
with his Western home and business and
social surroundings, and looks as if the
West was using him well. We cOngratu-
late him on choosing his vacation in the
season of the Yorks and CrawfOrds.
Rev. 4. +. Martindale and family have
gone to WOOdlawn Camp near Port
Deposit, Md. Rev j. T. YanBgrkslow,
to Pitmans Grove Camp, N. j. Rev. j.
ID. Rigg and wife have been for the past
week or two at Ocean Grove, N. j.
+. E. Philleo and wife, who have been
visiting his parents in New York State, re-
| turned home last week looking the better
for his trip and with an appetite for the
| pickle business.
VIM. II. Beck and wife returned on Sat.
urday from visit to Ocean Grove.
Miss May Primrose, accompanied by
her friend Miss Nellie Benson. of Viii.
mington, are visiting friends in Crisfeld
Md
Herman Roe, wife and SON are visiting
relatives in Philadelphia.
The following Of our citizens are visiting
Ocean Grove: Mrs. Rachel Hoffecker
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Bell, Mrs. I. B. Megear
Mrs. John Heitshu, Mrs. DIR. ID T
Smithers, Mrs. Mary FAIRIES, Wm. A
FAIRIES, wife and son, Miss Clara Bewley
Miss Elva CarrOw, Miss Mary r. Hall anC
Miss Beulah Jefferson.
b. Frank Collins, who enlisted in tn
navy when boy during the war and VIII
has been absent from Smyrna for eighteel
years, is home on visit.
Mrs. Mary Wilds, wife of Francis Wilds
had paralysis of the brain and tongue o.
Saturday evening and little or no hope
are retained of her recovery.
John G. Stockley, who was quite sic
last week, is convalescing.
Capt. VIM. Magee and wife, of Philade
phia, are visiting John Young, her father
near Green Spring.
.. Miss Maggie Hazel is visiting friends i
Wilmington.
Jonathan Stephenson and wife are visi
ing Washington, ID. G.
5 Miss Lydia Evans has returned from
: visit to Salem, N. j., accompanied by he
: aunt, Miss Mary Brown
6 Miss Hannah VanGasken has bee
: spending a week at Cape May Point
The following are among the visitors
: the weeks
r Miss Annie Wilkinson, Reese Bell, Miss.
r Annie and Kate LaCale, Miss Jennie Mi
{ likin, Miss Agnes Gillespie, Miss Mar
q Mulholland, Misses Maria and Lyd
McMullen, Miss Lizzie Hess, Miss Ma
= d. Hollis, Eugene Shugart, Miss lie
u Troth, Mrs Emma ID, Gibbs and sol
q George and Garner Humphreys, Mi
Y Mary Clawson, William Cahoon, Philade
Z phia; Mrs. Mary Blaokiston. Harry Va
Gasken and wife, Savin Hoffecker. Villa
Asehenbach, Wilmington; Charles Lam
din, Miss Nellie Haine Baltimore; Mi
Lottie Ellis, Miss Clara Burrough Mi
h Sallie Legg, Miss Bessie Boggs, Miss
= Florence and Nellie Briee, Mrs Geo.
!. Scout, Camden, N. j.. Alf. L. Smith al
l. w. del. Wilkins, New York: David Bu
r lock and wife Salem, N. j.; Rev. w.
y Bullock, Cederville, N. j.. Miss Nam
q House, AllQways, N, j.; Mrs. Ellen Ca
o son and daughter, UhesteFtawn, Md. Nj
= Sue Crossley, Pennsylvania; Miss Add
y Morgan, sudlersyille, MIDI Geo.
y HAZEL, Cecilton, Md.