Smyrna times., 1891-02-18
PArannal.

Mrs. Rev. e. G. Adams returned
with her mother for a two weeks
visit to relatives in Germantown.
Miss Fannie Higbee, of Philadelphia,
is visiting Miss Ella Smithers, and Miss
May Lillagore, of the same city, Miss
Susie Hudson.
Miss Emma Weldon, who went to
the New York hospital some weeks
ago for instruction, returned home last
week on the score of health.
Miss Clara Wilson returned home
last week from VinelAnd, N J.
]. +. Clement, of Philadelphia, spent
several days in Smyrna last week
Mrs. A. F. r. Martin, of New York,
has been on a two or three days. visit
to Mrs. John H. Hoffecker.
The Evening Progress, of Petersburg,
Va. in complimentary notice of Geo.
F. Brown, of this town, who is agent
for Farrell & Co, of Philadelphia,
manufacturers of the Herring Patent
Safe, says: During Mr.. Browns short
visit he has made many friends-as
many perhaps, as any travelling man
that ever visited Petersburg, and it is
cause for regret that he will have to
leave so soon. The house Mr.. Brown
represents is the best known in the
country"
The following ladies representing
the Smyrna w. g. T. U. left yesterday
to attend the County Convention
which was held at Wyoming yester-
| day: Mrs. Kate Smithers, Mrs. Mat
lack, Mrs. Eva Riggs, Mrs. Jennie
Price, Miss Bet Smithers, Miss Annie
| Sutton, Mrs. G. o. SWinney, and Mrs.
Mary Wells.
Samuel P. Wright, of Philadelphia,
made short visit last week to his
Smyrna friends.
G. G. Ford, of Wilmington came on a
visit to his parents in Severson's Neck,
on Saturday.
Rev. Fred McKinsey, of Newark
preached a good sermon at Rev. Mr..
Wilson's prayer meeting Thursday.
Rev. h. K. StephensOn's health has
sufficiently improve to enable him to
go to Port Deposit the first of the
week.
Joseph Wright and Joseph H. Wright
went to Philadelphia yesterday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Edgar Wright,
who died on Monday. She was an es-
Unable lady greatly beloved by the
family and leaves two small children,
Mrs. Mary r. Hoffecker is visiting
her uncle, Rev. John A. Roche, al
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Luther Reynolds, Esq, OF Baltimore,
was guest last night at "WOodlawn.' ,
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss May Davis, daughter Of
L. T. Davis, of the "Alley" and John
r. Pratt, in St. Paul's NJ. E. Church
Clayton, next Wednesday evening, al
o'clock.
H. E. Cain, train dispatcher at
Clayton, has been appointed passen
ger agent at Dover.
Miss Mary F. Boyer, of Clayton, ha,
moved to Philadel phia.
Mrs. G. M. Collins, who has recently
returned from Pennsylvania, has rem
the house of Mrs. Carr, on Delaware
Street, lately vacated by ]. F. Glenn
ent.
Miss Mollie M. Smith, of Dover, wa.
in Smyrna the past week.
Jay Lassell, for sometime in the store
of Mr. Vickers is on a visit to his sistel
Mrs. Shearer, at York, Pa, prior tt
entering on a trade with ]. f. Carter.
Edward J. Phelps, of the Erie HeraI,
late of the Smyrna Record, visited
friends here Saturday.
Miss Maggie Smithers, of Camden N
j., and Clarence Smithers, of Charle
, City, Va, are on visit to their mother
Miss Maggie Sisco is visiting in Phil
adelphia.
The B. NJ. S. K, met at Miss Rem
Williams Monday evening.
Miss Lena Hearn, of Philadelphia, i
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. c. FAIRIES.
VIM. D. Hudson has moved from tn
Spruance farm to the "hOme" farm
vacated by his brother, A. L. Hudson
, Jr., and will be succeeded by w. H
= Murphy, of the ]. P. Hudson farm.