Smyrna times., 1893-04-12
Personal.

Mrs. A. s. r. Martin of Newark N.
j., made Mrs. John H. Hoffecker a day
or two's visit on her return from Old
Point Comfort, last week.
Miss Annie Lambdin returned last
week from a two or three months visit
to Glendale, near Richmond. Va.
accompanied by Mrs. Rev. r. "
Bedles, daughter of the late VIM.
Slaughter, of Slaughter's Station.
George Truitt, of Milford, a fellow
student of Crawford Stevens, made him
visit from Thursday till Monday.
when both left for Newark.
Miss Laura FarsOn, a well known
resident OF this vicinity until some two
years ago, when she went to Philadel-
phla to reside, was las appears in "A
notice elsewhere) married on Thurs.
day last, to gentleman of that CITY.
she has the congratulations of her
Delaware friends.
L. J. Armitage, who has been learn
ing telegraphy the past year or two,
latterly at CheswOld, has taken posi-
tiOn in Wilmington.
Mrs. J. II. Cahoon, of New York,
who came to Delaware a week
ago to attend the funeral of her father,
remained until Saturday visiting
friends here.
A note received by Presiding Elder
smith on Friday, from DIR. YOcum,
who is the physician of Rev. w. X.
Galloway, stated that the latter had
fallen down stairs at his home in Potts.
town, Pa, and besides bruisng and
skinnlng himself pretty badly, had
been so badly shaken up as to disable
himself from work for a couple of
weeks. The doctor stated that the
manner of fall was such that it was n
wonder he did not freak his neck. He
had an appointment to 90 to Fred.
erica for revival work on Friday which
OF course will be DELAYED until he is
able to take up work again. ANYTHING
OF serious nature affecting Rev. Mr.
Galloway will naturally concern the
people of this vicinity.
Mrs. and Mrs. VIM. f. Brown. Mr.
ana Mrs. Aubrey Vandever. MIR. and |
Mrs. Harvey Smith, II. McCov and |
WIN. r. Fleming, of this vicinity. at |
Tended the HOrsey-Crow wedding in |
wilmington Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Ernest c. Hazard of RuA.Io
N, y, who has been visiting the family
of I. w. Cavender for the mast few
days, returned home on Monday
Mrs. Lydia Carrow will move to her
mouse IN Kenton, having rented the
mouse in which she now resides ON
south street, to G. w. Taylor, who
VIII return from PHILADELPHIA to
smyrna. His son, George w, Jr.. who
mas oeen IN precarious state of health
has been here for several weeks.
Mrs. Tudor, of Baltimore. is the
guest of Mrs. N. F. Wilds
Mrs. A. B. COnnor of FELTON,. is the
guest of Mrs. J. w. Clifton.
Mrs. Il. +. HOugh, Mrs. Jas. p.
dof1ecker and Misses Annie and Emma
Hough went to Philadelphia this morn.
ng to attend the wedding of OIin 7
Hough and Miss Eleanor Nj. smith. in
trinity Church this afternoon.
me officers of the NJ. f.. SUNDAY.
'cho0l were reelected for the ensuing
year except that l.. E. Anthony was
'Iected Assistant superintendent
u. >: Cummins and Robert Hill were
elected delegates Monday to attend
he Diocesan Convention in Wilminoton
n June, and VIM. F. Duun and VIM,
:. CummiDS alternates.
Maurice B. Collins, of Camden N
visiting relatives in town.
airs. A. ID. Yocum and son, are visit
ny her parents at Chester, Pa.
Mrs. w. H. Thompson and Miss f.
label are visiting friends in Whining.
on
Nathaniel Williams and wife. of ,
spent Sunday with his
athec, James Williams.
l. ~
FRANK Cameron and Herbert Collins, :
Philadelphia, are home on a visit to l
arents. G