Smyrna times., 1893-10-25
Personal.

Mrs. Mary Fiero returned last week
from seven weeks visit in New York
State. s- ~ - d = -
Mrs. John B Cooper returned last
week from visit to her son Fletcher.
on the editorial staff of the New York
Times.
Miss Louise Shissler who has been
visiting Mrs. L. o. Waller for the past
two weeks, having acted as one of the
charming brides maids at her wedding
leaves Friday for her home in Sham.
okin, Pa.
Mr.. David Stewart whom we stated
IN our last issue had gone to Baltimore,
struck streak of luck while there and
has associated himself with the Stewart
Fruit Co., leaving last Monday to enter
upon his duties at Jacksonville, Florida
where be will spend the winter work
ing up the orange trade. We wish him
much success in his new field of labor.
Rev. DIR. Geo. A. Phoebus, of Brook.
iyn, who has been spending a week or
more here, leaves to day for Odessa.
Nathan Johnson, of Barclay, Md,
has accepted clerkship in L. q. Walls
clothing store
William Fell, of Pennsgrove, N. j., a
former proprietor of the Delaware
House, was in Smyrna yesterday. =!
Dr. 6. w. Sipple has moved his
family to the building where his Office
IS located, having a suit of rooms at his
disposal
Mr.. F. II. Harper. of Still Pond, Md.
was ia Smyrna yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Postles were
among those who visitad the Worlds
Fair, the company of 26, the rest from
Milford, filling car Mrs. Pestles had
the pleasure of the company of her
brother, DIR. Jos. Van Gasken. of Tex
while at the White City. Dr. Frances
Van Gasken, of Philadelphia. has since
visited the Fair.
Probably the last visitor from Smvrna
to enjoy the closing week of the Fair
was Jacob Leinberger. He was ac.
eompanied by ThOs. Lamb. near town.
1t IS announced since that Rev. Croften
g. Adams has gone also.
Messrs Reese Parker and Oschar T. |
Bittle, of Middletown, spent Sunday in |
town with friends.
The following will leave Friday TO |
attend the Christian Endeavor Conyen.
ton which Is to be held iu Wilminaton.
Jacob Stein and wife, Miss Mary Ran |
som and Messls G. B. Tavlor Frank
McCauley, Edward Stevens. Edw M
Boyd, of the Presbyterian society and |
Misses Mollie Wright, Julia Griffith !
Emma Weldon, Hester Rutledge and
Rev Mr.. Stengle of the Methodist
orahch. MIR. Stengle is to deliver an
address.
Mr. James Mcdowell who left here
five wears ago for Camden, N. j., is on
his first visit home to his mother.
Il. Irving Handy, of Newark, was
in town last Monday
John ). Mitchell and wife of Greens
boro, are the guests of Mrs. w. H. Carr
MISS Annie Gale has returned from
two months visit from Chestertown
The b. NJ. s. K, met at the residence
of Miss Ethel Cooper last Monday
evening.
Miss Lister, of Philadelphia is visit.
ing Mrs. w. d. HAZEL. -'l-..
Emerson Seward, mail agent on the
Delaware & Chesapeake r r. visited
his father William Seward, of Leipsic
last week, F''0'
Harry r. Bell, son of William NJ. Bell
Of this town, who has been living in
San Francisco, Cal, the past few wears.
net his sister Miss Laura at The
Worlds Fair, last week. z
Mrs. w. E. Hall left yesterday for a
visit to Milford, Del.
L. o. Waller and bride. who return.
ed from the Worlds Fair last Frid6v
night, having escaped thus far from{a
'ernade, were visited at a late hour last
1lght by band of callithumpians :
They made the night hideous for quite
while by their horse fiddle and horns
IND succeeded in bringing out the :
groom who made, as it were an "eIo.
luent address" closing with words !
hat tiokled every sernaders ear. and
made that crowd happy with the an
lclpation of free treat of "fivers. y c
Miss Anna Cosden Stevenson bas e
yisit. .... u"y9 s
Mr.. John II. Ransom and wife of v
" Nllmlngton, are visiting his parents Q
William 2. McKown, who succeeded J.
us father as dentist, has moved IN II
greensboro, Nd, and started in busi. o
less there. O''' II
Miss Ida I. Armstrong returned
ONE last night from two months v
lsiC TO Chicago and the Worlds Fair q