Smyrna times., 1891-06-10
PerSOnal.

Samuel A. Buchanan has taken the
placete mporarily Oft. l.. Mason, in the
drug store of J. w. Denney, Mr.. Ma
son taking rest of some weeks TO re-
cuperate his health.
Miss Mary Wilson, of White Haven,
Pa, is the guest of Mrs. Mustard.
Miss Lizzie Wilson, of Milton, is Wis
iting Miss Ella Smithers.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Hoffecker left
to-day for visit of several days to
New York.
Perkins Brown, one of our boys,
left on Monday to take a position in
Norfolk, Va.
Misses Maggie FAIRIES and Florence
Hall are visiting friends in Whining
ton.
Mrs. Della Green, widow of the late
DR.. Chas. D.Green, is visiting Mrs. Mary
Truax.
Wesley B. Carey, who left here last
spring for Philadelphia, to work in the
Tygert phosphate factory, has been
sick and confined to his bed for the
past eleven weeks.
J. B. Mifflin, who is giving his time
to adjusting losses for an insurance
company in this state and several
counties in Maryland and Pennsylva-
mia, is spending a few days here
1.-THE Crown of WOmanhood, >" is the
title of a poem of more than usual
merit, published in the last issue of
the Christian AdUOcdte. 1t was written
by Rev. A. D. YOcum, member of the
Central Pennsylvania Conference on
the back of a certificate of church
| M oro barcbiO cODna xyaorc ooO hofcra b;S
| death, and had not been revised. 1t
was found by his nephew among some
| old papers, who wrote to the widow,
residing in this town, asking consent
for its publication, and hence its ap-
pearance as above.
| Howard VanBuskirk Is visiting
friends in this town.
| The Christian EndeaVOr Society
will hold a sociable at Miss Florence
Beck's this evening.
John Morton and Charles Wood
visited friends here Sunday, coming
down on their bicycles from Philadel-
phia on Saturday.
Mrs. Alexine Hastings, wife of r. F.
Hastings and sister of the Rev. Chas
Hill, died in MillsbOrough this morning.
Rev. G. W. Dame, of Union Castle,
No. II, K. G. E., has been elected
Grand Chief to succeed W. L. Goodine
resigned.
Miss Nellie Jones formerly of Ken.
ton, who went to Washington in April
to visit her old friend Miss Arnold, has
found such q promising opening in
that city that she has decided to make
it her future home. Her old friend:
and neighbOrs will be glad to hear o
Ler success.
The celebrated Moss Family, who
gave an entertainment in our town
recently, have arrived at their home il
New Brighton, Pa, having had an en-
jOyable time, and were much pleased
with their trip.
]. s. Gearhart, who has been con
fined to his home since the early par
of the winter, has sufficiently recov.
cred to go to Colorado, whittier HI
started last week. He is accompan
led by his brother-in. law, G. r. Fore
man, of Baltimore Since the abov,
was put in type we learn that they ar
rived at Colorado Springs Saturday a
noon. In letter to mis- wife he say
he stood the journey remarkably we'll
and already feels benefited by tn
change in climate.
Miss Tillie Foreman left here las
Saturday afternoon to attend tn
funeral Of her aunt, Mrs. Arianna L
Elbert, widow of the late DIR. VIM. H
Elbert, near Royal Oak, Nd.
Mr.. Isaac Pennewill, of Delawar
St., this town, and Miss Lizzie NJ. CaI
ter, were married at noon to- day a
the residence of the brother-in.law c
. the bride, Harry A. Roe, in Denton
Md. They left this afternoon on
; wedding trip to Ansonia, Conn, t
! visit the brides sister.
Thomas Mcdowell, who slipped an,
fell from the roof of a house on tn
: Peterson farm down the Neck las
week, while doing carpenter work an
i; was brought home insensible, is i'm
J proving
! Joseph H. Benson, who has bee
: clerking in Wilmington, is home &
his fathers, Bombay Hook Ligt
House, for an indefinite time, fC
health considerations.