Smyrna times., 1892-10-19
Personal

| MT. ana Mrs. John ii. HOffecker and
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Hohecker. left
this town yesterday to participate in
| the opening exercises of the Colum-
bian Exposition at Chicago. Thev
will remain there until the first of next
week.
w. Charles Warren, who began the
printing business in this Office three
years ago, and continued with US IN
to the close of last week, left Monday
morning for larger field in his cali
ing, IN Philadelphia. He leaves
Smyrna with the regret of his friends
and the best wishes of the TIMES Office
for bis rapid promotion in the business
VIM. B. Start, who is rarely awav
from his news stand, took an outing
OF several days last week to visit his
brother in New York and take in the
great Columbian parade. He and his
brother having taken boxes to sit on
the curbstOne, for fear Of losing their
place and position, retained their
place over sixteen hours-from 9 TO .
O'Clock the following morning. The
day procession was from noon to five.
and the night from 10 to 2 O'Clock
passing. Mr.. and Mrs. B. V. Weldon
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. Massey
from near town, also took this occa.
sion to visit New York.
Mrs. Isaac Pennewill, who went
down to Denton to attend the funeral
OF her father, remained for a week or
so on a visit to relatives there.
Harry II. VanGasken, of Whining.
ton, is on a visit to his father.
w. r. G. Colt and bride, of IndianaD.
Oils, whose marriage we announced
last week, reached Smyrna on Mon
day evening from Atlantic CITY. on
their bridal trip, on a visit to his
mother and sister. They will 90 to
Washington to morrow for a two or
three days visit, and leave here for
home via New York the first mart Of
next week. They have received very
hearty congratulations by Mr.. G's old
friends in this town.
Mrs. Josiah Bradway, nee Rebecca
Otiey, of Vineland. New JERSEY.
and Miss Anna Ofley, of Phil.
adelphia, were in Smyrna, their former
nome, last week in attendance upon
the funeral of Mrs. Susanna w. Far.
son. Mrs B. had not been in Smvrna
ior nine years, and was the especial
subject of congratulations by her
friends on her marriage, some eight
months ago. Miss Anna is now the
matrOn of Friends School in Phila-
delphia.
Samuel P. Wright, of PHILADELPHIA.
formerly of this town, was down last
week attending the wedding of his
cousin, Miss Elva Wilson.
Miss Mary Ransom is visiting friends
in ShamOkin, Pa.
Mrs. Florence Smith and daughter
have returned to Wilmington from a
visit to Mrs. J. E. Williams.
Mrs. Tschudy has gone on a visit to
her sister, Mrs. Il. L. Poulson, Ja-
maica, Long Island.
Miss McCauley, of New York, is the |
guest of Miss Louisa Cummins.
Mrs G. Vandegrift and family will |
move to Philadelphia tomorrow.
Miss. Beulah Jefferson is visiting
friends in New Castle.
Mrs. lssac s. Taylor and daughter
are visiting relatives here.
John Bradley of the Middletown
Transcript; spent Sunday with friends
IN Smyrna.
Mrs. J. Ed. Hohecker is visiting
in Baltimore.
Mrs. Cloak, Mrs, ]. D. Wilds and
Miss. Eba Wilds returned last week
rom visit to Oil City Pa.
J. Perkins Brown and Thos. Cover
iale are "home" from Philadelphia.
Miss May Armstrong left this morn.
ng for Chestertown, for visit of sew.
,ral weeks.
VIM. A. Stevens is moving in from
he Alley" to-day to the house nnr.
Ihased of John b. Cooper.
Miss Sallie Van Gasken, who has
,een enjoying the quiet scenery Of
smyrna and its surroundings for the .
Iast two months, guest of Miss Maie ,
farrell, will return home to-morrow
o the bold mountain scenery of her /
'hamokin home. H''