Smyrna times., 1892-08-03
Personal.

JOIN MS FAMILY IN virginia. lie will be
gone during the month of August, dur
which time the church will be closed.
DIR. james r. McCausland was over
come with the heat while walking on
10th street Philadelphia, near the depot
on Saturday, falling to the pavement,
where he was picked up by the patrol
wagon and taken to the PENNSYLVANIA
Hospital. His wife, who was at her
fathers, Captain Smiths, here, saw the
list of casualties in the Sunday Press
and hastily prepared to take the steam
boat from Woodland Beach to the city
that afternoon. Just before starting
however she received a telegram stat
ing that he had sufficiently recovered
to be returned to his home. They
both reached Smyrna Monday after
noon. He is considerably improved,
but suffering from weakness.
Mrs. Jennie Williams and daughters
return to EastOn Md, after a visit of
two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Benson.
Miss Eta Benson is home from New
York for month. Edgar Benson has
been home" from Philadelphia for
week visiting his parents at Bombay
Hook.
Miss Edith Norton, of ofHokendauoua
one mile from Catasaudua, nine miles
from Bethlehem, on the Lehigh Valley
X. r., is visiting Miss Claire Cooper,
OF KentOn, school mate at Wilson
College.
Mrs. Ella Griffith, daughter Julia
and son Maynard, have gone to
Holmesburg Pa, for visit of several
weeks
Miss Anna Ofiey, who has been visi-
ting here was called to PHILADELPHIA on
Saturday by the serious illness of Mrs.
Susan FarsOn, formerly of this vicinity.
Misses Helen HAZEL and Margaret
Robinson are visiting relatives in Will
mingtOn.
Rev. DIR. S. L. Baldwin and daugh-
Louise, Of Brooklyn, are guests of Mrs.
John II. HOtfecker The daughter
Will remain some time. Mrs. Baldwin
is in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Thompson and
Miss Mabel Thompson are attending
Camden Camp. Miss Elva Jester is
also attending this camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew c.. Crow of
Wilmington have been visiting Mrs.
l.. A. Cotton.
Clarence B. Raymond, whose severe
attack of dysentery while soiourning
at the Beach caused considerable anxi.
ETY. among his friends last week. was
brought home on Wednesday evening.
and has, we are pleased to state, been
improving quite rapidly for several
days.
Willard Weldon, is home from Pbila-
delpbia on his vacation.
F. Blair Pie, of Newark. a recent
graduate of Delaware College, is spend
ing several days with Robt. D. Hof
fecker, Jr.
John ii. Armstrong, and Harry F.
Hill are home from Philadelphia on a
vacation.
Mrs. NJ. J. Bewley, Mrs. VIM. f. Hall
and Misses Florence Hall and Margaret
FAIRIES leave to-day for Ocean Grove. to
remain several weeks.
Miss Bertha Smithers left yesterday
for visit to school friends at Still
Pond and other places on the Eastern
Shore.
Miss BERTHE Hand, of Washington. is
Miss Lille France, of Wilmington. is
visiting Miss Clara Bewley.
Mr. and Mrs. McKensley ,OfNew York
State are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f.
Anthony.
Jesse McHenry and wife, and Miss
Mabel McHenry, of Millville, n. j.,
are guests of Mrs. John P. Hudson.
Mrs. Bitter and Mrs. Luesher and
children are spending week at Wood
land Beach. Miss Eva Bitter is visi.
ting friends in Philadelphia.
). ID. Anderson and wife, G. Garrison
and wife, VIM. r. Smith and wife and
w. ). Hardcastle, of Cheswold, are
spending few days at Ocean Grove.
Rev. Il. K. Stephenson of Smvrna
Circuit has been granted two weeks
vacation, There will be no service
held at Bethel, Smyrna Circuit next
Sunday.
Mrs. L. Pierce and Master Herman
Pierce are visiting at Landenburg, Pa.
Mrs. Rev. S. NJ. Perry, of Chesapeake
city and Mrs. H. c. Murphy, of Phila.
delphia, are visiting their father. John
Mustard
Hiskell Shane, of Chester, better
known as "Hi" Shane, when a live
printers boy here forty years ago, with
his wife have been on a visit to his Sic
ter, Mrs. Benz DOnohO.
Chas H. Register and wife will leave
tomorrow for Denver, Col, for visit
OF a month or so to his daughter living
there, Mrs. DR.. ]. w. Anderson. Tbey
will be accompanied by four other per.
sons of Dover.
Benz. Benson and family of Whining
ton, are visiting Theo. w. Cavender.
near town.
Rev. Jas. STUDIOS and wife, of Pbila-
delphia are visiting their daughter.
Mrs. VIM. FAIRIES.
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Hines, of Temple-
vile, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. V.
Price.
Miss Ida Hirnheimer is visiting Miss
Theresa Refs.
Miss Lizzie Hall is on a visit of sew.
eral weeks to friends in Sussex county.
Samuel G. Pratt, of Pittsburg, is on
a visit home.
Miss c. Everett, of Philadelphia. is
visiting Mrs. w. P. Legg.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Deuney left ves-
terday for Atlantic City.
Miss Ella Earskine and Miss Helen
Senior, of Philadelphia, are visiting
Mrs. Motion Hudson.