Smyrna times., 1889-09-04
ParsnnaI

Personal
Rev. G. W. Dame, who went to Win.
chester, Va, the first of August on q
vacation, returned on Friday with hir
wife, and was warmly greeted by his
congregation at St. Peters on Sunday
DR.. Jas. G. Dirickson, of Berlin, Md,
returned last week from a trip of ten
week in Europe on the City of Paris
this being the fastest time that has ever
been made across the Ocean-5 days
10 hours and Is minutes. They came
to Smyrna on Saturday and were guests
of A. Lee Cummins, Mrs. DIS brother,
leaving for their home in Berlin Mon
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Oliver, oil
YOnkers- s-on-the-Hudson, ten or twelve
years ago residents for a short time
near this town, were on a visit to their
friends here from Thursday to Monday
last, guests of Mr.. and J. H. Bewley.
Nh. Oliver and his son Edward are
publishing the Daily Statesman of that
place, and making it a successful and
influential journal.
Daniel B. CummiDs, Esq, of Phila-
delphia, spent two or three days at
'WOOdlawn" with the family of Col.
u. w. Cummins, returning on Monday
evening. Col. Cummins had a sudden
attack of sickness on Thursday that
caused some apprehension, bnt it for
tunately has nearly passed away.
Miss Addie DUNCAN has returned to
Philadelphia from visit of a week or
so to Miss Florence Beck.
Miss Nan Hoffecker is on a visit TO
a former schoOlmate in New York State.
Miss Annie Lambdin has gone on a
visit of several weeks to friends in Vir-
ginia.
h. Watson Cooper, son of R. M.
| cooper, has returned to the WESLEYAN
University, Middletown, Conn, to enter
his senior year.
Marion Learned, recent graduate
OF and now tutor in John Hopkins
University, has been on a visit to his
parents near Cheswold.
Edward Boyd and r. D. HolFecker
Jr.,. left on Monday for weeks outing
at Atlantic City.
William Stubbs, son of Rev. E. Stubbs
a recent graduate of Hyatt's Military
Institute, Chester, has accepted a nro.
tessorship at Selvyn Hall, Reading. Pa
he has been spending a week or two in
Smyrna.
Jas. w. LattOmus, son of A. C. Lat
tomus, Of Greenspring, has been an
pointed by Representative Il. G. Brock
son to a four years scholarship in
Delaware College. He reports at the
college to-day.
Miss Lille VanDyke, of near Contra
Tllie' Nd, IS visiting Miss Amanda
LattOmus, near Greenspring.
Mrs. Margaret c. Lea, of Wilmington,
IS on visit to her parents in this town
Miss COlquhonn, Of New York. is
visiting Mrs. William Bradley. near
Smyrna. -''
MISS Lillian Smithers, of Dover, is
visiting Miss Ella Smithers.
Prof c. w. Reid, of St. Johns Col
Ileege, Annapolis, was in Smyrna a short
time yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. Carhart, of Marion. Iowa
was IN this vicinity last week to nav a
snort visit to relatives, and visit the
grave OF her aunt, Miss Mary V.
Spearman, who was buried two wears
ago IN the Odd Fellows Cemetery.
Jas. H. Cotton, who has been crit.
caliy i'll the past week, is. we are
pleased to state, showing signs of i'm
prOvement.
Miss Clara Cahoon and Harry H.
Cahoon, OF Brooklyn, N. X, are on a
visit to relatives hereabouts.
Hon. N. B. Smithers and wife Of
DoVer, A: b. Conner, of FELTON,, Ma
thanleI Williams and N. J. Williams
ana wife, of Middletown, were i'm
smyrna yesterday in attendance on
the funeral of Mrs. Margaret Lee.
Joseph B. Handy, brother of 7,
Irving Handy, left here this morning
TO enter Delaware College.
VIM. M. Bell and family. who bova
been spending the summer at Rebo.
week.
DR.; Joseph VanGasken, wife and
daughter, who have been enioviDp the
summer with his relatives in SMYRNA
intend starting for their home in LuI- |
ing, Texas, the latter part of the week.
Miss Cam Creighton, of Baltimore is
visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson and |
daughters.
Miss Jennie Stevens, of Baltimore is
the guest of Mrs. Jas. w. Anthony,
near town.
Morris ClOthier, of PHILADELPHIA. ia
A. G. Cummins, Jr.
Beverly Goldsborough, foreman Of
the GreensbOrOugh Free Press. called
at our office on Saturday.
James Loaand, Of Milford. is visiting
VIM. Fell. 7''A
Miss Ida Mayberry, of near Dover. is
guest of Miss Mary Ransom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Foster. of Pbila.
1elphla, were guests of her sister. Mrs.
Geo. M. Stevenson from Saturday to
Monday. "
Howard Taylor, who has been SPEND
ing some weeks with his father, Samuel
taylor, returns to Camden, N. j., this
week. - ''-''
Harry G. Budd, who has been SPEND
ng his vacation at Moody's summer
school, is home for few davs prior to
returning to Dickinson College.
w. Scott Thomss, B. A.. from near
has gone to Ontario, California.
Q take the position of professor in the
University of California.
Mrs. SwantOn, of PHILADELPHIA. a
ormer resident of Smyrna, is visiting
Mrs. John Young. Mr.. and Mrs
Addison, who have been spending
everal days with Mr.. Young, have
Mrs. Sutton, of Wilmington, widow
! i Ihos. l.. Sutton, is visiting Mrs. w.
Miss Nettie Tschudy, who has been
pending several weeks in Port Deposit,
las returned home.
Death of Mrs. Lee,