Smyrna times., 1890-08-27
The following is the time table for
he Steamer Ella for September.
Personal.

Miss Mollie Wilson, of Philadelphia,
is home on ber vacation.
Miss Kate Tschudy is visiting friends
in Amsterdam, N. Y.
John Mustard, and Frank Pratt, of
Philadelphia, are home on their vaca-
ton.
Miss Addie Hayden, from near Tay-
lOr's Bridge, is the guest of Mrs. EN-
ma Warren.
Miss Bertha Price has returned from
a several weeks visit in CeciltOn, Md.
Miss Irene Draper and Miss Name
McIlvane, are visiting friends in this
vicinity.
Misses Lizzie CahoOn, and Nora Cot
ton, and VIM. F. Brown, OfSmyrna, and
". Spruance, Mr.. and Mrs. Hutch
ison, of Philadelphia, are spending a
week at Woodland, at the hotel.
Howard France. of Wilmington, is
home on his summer vacation.
Howard w. SiscO, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. VIM. Welsh, of Baltimore, has
been visiting her brother, Mr.. A. Sisco.
Mrs. Rev. S. NJ. Perry and daughter,
of Chesapeake City, are visiting her
father, John Mustard, on Mt. Vernon
Street. Rev. Mr.. Perry is expected
this week.
Olin 1. Hough, of Jacob Reeds Sons
Clothing store, Philadelphia, is home
on two or three weeks vacation.
Joseph V. Hoffecker and wife, of
BroOkfeld, Mo, after an absence of
ten years, is on visit of several weeks
to relatives here.
Joseph L. Cevender and wife, Of Will
mingtOn, came down on Saturday, on
short visit to friends.
B. Benson Cahoon, Esq, and daugh-
ters, Virginia and Eugenia, and son,
Benson, of Fredericktown, Mo-, spent
from Friday to Monday in visiting
friends in Smyrna, leaving that morn
ing for their western home.
Ed. d. CahOOn and wife, of New
York, returned on Saturday after q
week or two's visit to friends in this
county.
A farewell surprise party was given
Townsend Jefferson last TIL ursday
evening by some twenty of his young
friends, prior to his going to Memphis
Tenn.
, Mrs. William B. Collins, who has
y been confined to her room for severa
o weeks, is now about again.
i Mr.. Clarence T. FAIRIES, is spending
= two or three days at Atlantic city.
It Mrs. Mollie Carrow, of New Castl
l. is the guest of Mrs. L. A. Cotton.
e Miss Clara Burroughs, of Camden
e N. j., is the guest of her cousin, Mrs
s, Lottie ]. HOffecker.
y Lillian Wilds has returned, after be
is ing for several weeks under skiltr
s, specialist at Kenka Park.
Sc Mrs. John A. HOffeoker and Mr.
3 G. E. Moore are spending a week or MOI
oC at Ocean Grove. Mr.. Hoffecker spel
q Sunday and Monday there.
= Mrs. Geo. T. Collins, of PhiIadelphi
= - is visiting Geo. P. Collins at Due
~ Creek. Also Mrs. Sallie Hall, of Che
~ ter, Mrs. Ann Hall and Mrs. Fran
Hyatt of Wilmington, VIM. Glandin
,r- Howard Taylor, of Camden, N. J
is is home on his vacation.
"a Howard G. Purnell, of Georgetow
IT, is visiting Harry R. Spruance.
a Presiding Elder France will prea,
ed on the circuit on Sunday, Rev. Step
nd eLson filing his place at Oxford al
ul. Trappe Md
Ter Mrs ]. f. Quinn, Miss Fannie RiC
on ards, ,Chas. Higgins and wife, Mrs. Ro
his w. Yarnell Mrs. Lizzie Sum and N
act lie Denney, and w. C. Mitchell J
mt have been visiting Smyrna friends.
ner Charles Massey, with the Ada
ing Express Co., Philadelphia, is visit
ot his father, H. P. Massey.
aac The friends of Joshua T. Jerman ",
epe gratified with the intelligence on Mo
INK day that he had arrived in Den,
NOS safely, and not overtasked by the lC
not journey.
'as- Charles D. Everett, wife and cl
ity' dren of Philadelphia, are visiting N
.To w. A. Cumnins.
in Mr.. and Mrs. James Senior, of Lor
ave vile. KY, are guests of Mrs. Mol
, ia Hudson.
cry Miss Laura Truss, of New Cas-
fter and John Kelley and wife of Wilmi
past ton, are visiting Joseph Stephenson
hing Green Spring.
in Ralph Spruance, express mess er
ural at Centreville, Nd, is spending
de- week at "FOnt Hill"
arm Mrs. l. B. Vickers and children
'uou spending a week at Collins Be
Mrs. Thomas Hubbard, of Che:
- town, has been spending day or
~ with Mrs. J. Allen Moore.
hos Willard F. Weldon returned I
has Roanoake, Va, last night for a v
,bar with his family.
+, or Harry and Townsend jefferson
has a telegram stating safe arrival in N
grain phis, Tenn.
with w. D. Hazel and daughter wl
luets Smyrna on Sunday and Monday
be
The Electrical Storm on Thurs
Night.
The thunder storm of Thursday
nro. ening with its unusual heavy &C
,4bon paniment of thunder and lightning