Smyrna times., 1892-09-28
Personal.

Personal.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Hance, of Phla-
delphia. came on Friday on visit to
their daughter, Mrs. w. o. Hoflecker.
Mr.. Hance returned home Monday,
Mrs. Hance remaining.
Mrs. Chistiana Cloak, Mrs, James d.
Wilds and daughter Eba, left on
Monday for Oil City, Pa, on visit of
two or three weeks, to Mrs. Cloak's
brother, Joseph Wolcott.
Mrs. Mary Roberts, of Wilmington is
IA guest of Mrs. J. w. Jones.
John c. VOshell, brother of Mrs.
Roberts, now residing in Salisbury,
proprietor of the Peninsula House,
also spent Sunday and Monday here
Mrs. Gertie Cleft, daughter of John
G. Voshell), and Master James Cleft, of
Hanover, Pa, have been guests the
past week, of Mrs. VIM. A. Winford.
Miss Louisa Cummins, who took
passage for Europe in the early sum
mer, in a steamer with Mrs. McCauley,
of New York, and other friends, and
who visited the principal cities of the
continent, London, Paris, Rome, etc,
returned home on Saturday evening,
having had a most delightful trip. The
steamer was detained in quarantine at
New York only one day, having a
clean bill of health.
A. II. Reynolds, of the Cecil JVhiQ,
visited his Smyrna friends on Satur-
day.
Clement Spruance, merchandising at
Waterloo, Kansas, (the town that was
GO. hn4N nd EnVr l,,..e
summer), is on visit to his father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Presley Spru-
ance, at 'Font Hill" west of the depot.
Clem's western life evidently agrees
with him, as be is looking the very
picture of health.
EnOch Spruance, son of James w.
Spruance, who went to Texas II years
ago, settling near the centre of the
state, returned home last week. He
had grown out of his fathers recogni-
ton, and had to make himself known
on entering the house. He will not
return to Texas, but remain here and
take charge of his fathers farm in
ThOrOughfare Neck, below Walkers
school house.
Miss Laura Layton is the guest of
Miss Lizzie Hall.
Robert Lusby Sutton, a brother of
Miss Anna w. Sutton, of this town.
now a resident of the City of Mexico,
was married on the 18th in Laredo,
Texas, to Miss Margaret S. Eavenson,
of Wilmington, Del. Mr. Sutton, soon
after reaching manhood some ten years
ago, went to Mexico to reside, and has
charge of the ornamental painting IN
car large mandatory.
VIM. 2. ConOway, of near Leipsic,
who has been engaged at Atlantic
City since the beginning of vacation
days, is spending a few days home
before be returns to Delaware College.
Mrs. II. Winter Davis, of Milford,
was the guest Sunday of Mrs. F. f.
POstles.
Miss Ida Gale, of Chestertown, is
the guest of Mrs. L. r. Chance.
Mrs. Geo. H. Raymond and son
Clarence, are in Chester attending the
wedding to-day of Miss Nan Taylor,
who is a niece to Mrs. Raymond, and
well known to our young people.
Mrs. Martha A. Barrett and daugh-
ter, of Philadelphia, are visiting rela-
tives in town.
VIM. Medill, of Newark, entered the
store of Ashcraft and Clifton last week
to learn the drug business.
Clarence T. FAIRIES left on Monday
for Philadelphia, for the purpose of
entering on the study of medicine.
Miss Julia Griffith will leave for New
York this week, to take lessons in q
kindergarten school.
f. G. StOckwell has changed his
residence from Kenton to Wilmington.
Mrs. Joseph Webb and son, of Still
Pond, are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mary COsden.
Benz. Turner, wife and children, are
visiting his father, Enoch Turner.
Miss Mary English is visiting friends
near ChestertOwn.
VIM. Truax and family, of Brook
field, Mo-, Mrs. J. V. Hoffecker. of
Wilmington, and B. Frank Truax, OF
Philadelphia, have been guests of Mrs.
Mary Truax.
Charles J. McCOnaughy, son of A.
McCOnaughy, of Clayton, has been
appointed Assistant Passenger Train
Master of the New York Division, P.
n W. w. WIN OluCO az DTOdu street
Station, Philadelphia.
Chas. B. Baldwin, Esq, Of the New
York bar, son of Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
S. L. Baldwin, and Miss Edith Finch.
of that city, were married on Thursday
last.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. FAIRIES are spend
ing week visiting relatives on the
Eastern Shore and in Baltimore.
The following persons have visited
Smyrna the past week: Walter J.
Savage, Chestertown; Miss Lizzie Car
penter, Philadelphia; Rev. H. c, Tur-
ner, Oxford; John p. Cochin, Phila-
delphia; Mrs. Hazleton and Miss
Annie Hazleton, Saratoga, N. Y; Miss
elena Jones, Muncie, Ind; Mrs. Eu.
gene Clements and children, New
Haven, Conn.,; Mrs. Geo. w. Roberts,
Wilmington.