Smyrna times., 1889-07-24
Personal.

G4 0OnuAt
Mrs. Emma B. Jones and young son,
of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. Her
man Roe.
Miss Addie B. Hazard, residing in
AIiddletOwn, spent a part OF last Sunday
here.
Mr.. George Carter, foreman Of the
Dover Hder, called at our Office on
Monday.
DR.. Sudler, of Sudlersville, was in
town last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas James are
having good time at Ocean Grove,
where they recently purchased cot
tage.
Mrs. DR.. Cloak and son will spend
some time in Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Florence ROsin, of Wilmington,
with her little daughter, is visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Raymond and
children, of Philadelphia, arrived last
Saturday for their annual vacation visit
to friends in this neighborhOod.
Mrs. P. H. T. Wyatt has recently
spent several days in town.
Alvan, son of Mr.. Isaac Taylor, is at
home from Philadelphia for short
| time.
The genial face of Joe, son of E. c
FAIRIES, has been seen among us of late.
Miss Annie May Hance, of Philadel-
phia, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. w.
| o. Hoffecker, also Miss Carrie Wilson,
of the same city.
Miss Maud Scholl, of Baltimore, is
the guest of Miss Minnie Reed.
Miss Bertha Nesbit, who has been
the guest of Miss Nettie Tschudy for
some time, returned home Yesterday.
Miss Elva Smith, whOhas been visit
ing friends in Salisbury, returned home
on Monday.
Victor G. Reynolds spent Sunday
with friends in town.
John Clifton, of Philadelphia, is
spending his three weeks vacation
with his parents in Clayton.
Hirons Denney has been in Philadel-
phia several days this week.
Harvey Spruance left Monday even
ing for RehOboth. He was accompanied
by w. S. Brown, of Wilmington, who
spent Sunday with him.
Mrs. Jennie Roberts, of Baltimore,
has been spending q few days with
Mrs. Thomas Price.
H. T. Mifilin spent Monday in New
York.
viii Fell has been at Rehoboth for
the past week.
Charles Barnes and John Mannering
are spending the week down the bay
r. D. Hollecker, editor of this paper
and daughter Bertha went with the
Peninsula Press Association to Cresson,
Pa.
Mrs. n. +. Wilds and little daughter
and Mrs Robert Hill left yesterday for
a sojourn in the Blue Mountains.
Miss Maggie Newman, of Dover, who
has been the guest of Miss Emma
Weldon, has gone to Wilmington to
spend some time.
Walter Grieves is spending his yaca-
ton in Smyrna.
Marcus Baker, Of Philadelphia, was
in town on Monday.
Elmer Taylor and wife are spending
a week at Cresson Springs.
Miss Emma Higbee, Of Philadelphia.
is visiting Miss Ella Smithers.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Heuney will
leave for Atlantic City to morrow to bC
gone about three weeks.
Willie Stubbs spent several days in
town recently.
Mrs. Samuel Wright and children, o.
Philadelphia, are among the visitors il
town.
William, son of Isaac Taylor, i!
spending a few days in town.
Benton n. Weldon, of the drug store
has gone to Chester Heights.
Miss Humphreys, of Salisbury, Md.
IS the guest of Mrs. Moore, South street
Misses Lizzie FAIRIES and Katie Glenn
ent leave this week for Marydel anC
PenrOse Camp.
w. F. Dunn returned from his vaca
ton on Monday.
Misses Emma Beckett aud Maggie
Peterson, of New Jersey, are visiting
Miss Clara Beckett.
Misses Beulah and Eva Townsend. O
Philadelphia, are visiting Miss Hetti,
Richards.
Miss Mary LippincOtt is attendin.
the summer school.
Clement Lippincott has been in towI
for few days back.
c. w. Willumsen and family are OF
visit to Baltimore.
Mr.. J. B. Scott and daughter. Chris
tine, have gone on a visit to Baltimore
Mr.. Scott will return in day or two
Mrs. DR.. Matlack, of Cambridge
Md, is visiting her brother, Rev. r. X
Stevenson.
Howard France is in J. w. Dennev'
drug store for the summer.
Misses Estelie Waters, Ethel Tav
lor and Nellie FAIRIES are visiting Mis-
Daisy DOrman in Milford.
Mrs Elizabeth Thompson and daugh
ter Maggie have been on a visit to he
son, Rev. H. S. Thompson, Lewes. Del
5. A. Buchanan has taken a position
with +. H. Gaynor, Port Penn.
Miss Ida Lewis of Wyoming, is visit
ing VIM. Lewis and family.
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