Smyrna times., 1893-03-08
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Mrs. LiZ2lS Mcclure, of Philadelphia
has been the guest of the Misses Savin
for several days.
Mrs. Alice Bailey, of FELTON,, is visit
ing Mrs. Laura Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. POstles and son reached
home from Texas on Monday after
noon. They had planted corn there
and were getting ready to plant cotton
when they left, and in passing through
Southern Louisiana found the young
sugar cane from six to ten inches high.
DR.. E. B. Goodwin, of Kenton, as
was stated in the early part of the
winter, was settling up his business
and disposing of his property t0 change
his residence to one of the western
states. This has been accomplished
and he leaves this week for Marion,
Grant county, Indiana, to settle and
practice his profession. While regret
ting his departure from the place of
his birth. his friends wish him well in
his new field. Marion, is the wonder
ful city of natural gas, to which the
editors made a trip last May.
Miss LiObie Short, of near Smyrna.
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Katie
Jones in Middletown.
Mrs. VIM. F. Brown, nee Nora Cot
ton, entertained the ladies of the B. NJ
S. K. on Monday evening, the first
time since her marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carter were given
a surprise party by their friends to the
number offs on Monday evening in
cemmoratiOn of their third marriage
anniversary. The guests left them a
large oak, ball stand as a souvenir.
Refreshments were served about IL
O'Clock. A party was also held at Mrs.
Nj. r. Lords the same evening.
The following citizens attended the
Inauguration of President Cleveland
in Washington on Saturday: John
COsgrifl, f. IL. Beck, F. f. Evans, VIM.
ID. Hudson, J. w. Jones aud sons. J.
Allen Moore, Thos. Mccoy, Ralph
Spruance and Bayman Deakyne.
They got home in the early hours of
Monday morning, and despite the
snow and cold, report IA good time.
Rev. w. K. Galloway, who com
menced evangelistic work here Sun
day, will return to Middletown to.
morrow in obedience to an urgent call,
while the Sunday School Convention
has possession of the Church, returning
to renew his labors on Sunday even
ing. He is impressed that the Lord is
with him in his work here, which
though it may be slow at first, will, he
believes, result largely. Pastor Viii.
ssh, it is expected, will preach his fare
well sermon Sunday morning.
On Thursday evening, the people of
Bethel Church, near Cheswold, whom
Rev. X. X. Stevenson has served for
the past four years, came in on him in
considerable numbers to have a pleas.
ent social evening bringing a full sup
ply OF cakes, ice cream, &c for refresh
ments. Last night he was similarly
served by the congregation of Server
sons Church (or perhaps it might be
more proper to say his popular wife
Tor she was from among this people
who came to the number of some so
persons, bringing plentiful supply of
prOVlslrns for spread, leaving enough
to at least carry them through the
Sunday School Convention. It Is un.
derstood that the congregation at CLAW
ton Will follow suit sometime between
this and the sitting Of Conference.
Jos. II. Primrose has moved out to
his wife's farm, in Black bird Hundred
Mrs. Elva Brown and Mrs. George
Thomas, accompanied by John L. Col.
Inns, attended tho funeral OF their
6rother-in-law, Frank w. NeaVitt, on
Monday. His home was Baltimore.
but the interment was in Centreville.
Glen. Scout and John Thompson
were also among The visitors to the
Cleveland inaugural.
w. G. Hawkins of Grand Rapids
Mich. brother OF the Secretary of
State, is visiting Mrs. w. G. Phillips