Smyrna times., 1893-01-25
For the Smyrna Times.
Letter From ChesWold.
DOVER ROUGH - BIG sLEIGHING
PARTY A CLERKS ADVENTURE
WITH COW--MTrsTC CT Acc

En- hOuGH - BIG SLETGHING
PAkTY "A CLERKS ADVENTURE
WITH A CoW-MUsIC CLASS.
On Tuesday night of last week \
young man from Dover tried to take
possession of our town. He walkod nm
anu uown the streets and part of the
liue crawling, he cursed ladies md
Un'Iuren' and did most everything that
""S ueRradlng to any young man
unuerstand he was invited Lv Co. e
Ils comrades of the same place f.. M
1ePot' where he was soon orro-,..,. ~.
OIhcer A. =. Cudney, and at o0,. ~
1rSu INTO the august presence nc a.
GERMAN }. RI. Bishop, who o,. W A'-
OF MS mani y appearance. hone .,a.' '',''
iession and regard for his aged ,,.r.r4.. ~.
enly hned him 81 and cost wi,t % Iv9
understanding that he would -, 10 10
no mercy at his hands on tho r-.. w
tense. CheswOld can not be "a, .ad
on by unruly young men ac e.. ser
towns, and this case ought g Ac-
cepted as warning.
Inc young people Of the n, ,r-
mood gave sleighing party 'o, e.. Il
nesday night. The sleiea ,st
large enough for twenty-srx .ot 2k-
ed IN nicely. They wrre d.. ed
swiftly over tho snow by 10 %.
which were decorated With Noi of
oells they also had good drjE.i tn
j. II. Bishop as captain. The. ,rv
party passed through Dove. g.. ny
the people to wonder whence .ev
came, but Judging from their uqs, ne.
haVlor, naturally concluded thay GRE
from ChesWold.
One morning last week. when he
mercury was below zero, a CLERK IN ne
1 OF our stores, stylish blond, was cot
lned That their COW WAS out. he nre-
pared himself for a chase. He ran II
up to several farm houses; the farmers
Kindly assisted him in getting it off.
nv i"st 1t got on the Lepsic road. and
the COW being fine racer, kept the
Young man III good trot. After he
had been out about two hours. cold
ana most out of breath, he succeeded
Ia getting that dreadful animal to the
stable, when, on opening the door. he
was very much amazed to find their
own cow at home. The door was has.
tily fastened and the stranger COW
was given her freedom Wien the
young man gave in his experience. be |
SAID ne didn't know whether to laugb !
or cry Do you wonder?
Ihe Young Ladies' Aid Society of |
! hes"old, will have Spelling Bee' !
ID the school. house next Tuesday Eve !
Ihs programme will b- good one |
including dialogues, tableaux and sing
ing; cents admission.
Miss Annie Barnard, of Middlstown
an estimable young lady and good !
musician, has Termed a mnsic class
mere; she already has 10 pupils. Prof. |
a. " hoblnson came along Just in time |
TO help her out by selling several
organs
Our Cheswold NJ. L. congregation
voted unanimously last SUNDAY Al
evening service, in favor of closing the
Worlds Fair on Sunday, and Bethel
gave the same expression at the after
noon service.
On last Saturday Mrs. J. p. Carey
ran needle through her thumb. and
we thdeaVor to get it out, broke it of.
Dr. ). Nj. Smith was called in 10 *
tract 1t. The operation was pajnfuI
well. -0'''s
There is not ton of coal for sal. in
Chesw0ld ."
Our merchants are beqinuipo to
complain that business is dull
A. Il. Stock well and family. of Phil.
aaHeiphIa, were the guests of Mrs. A. ).
Cudney last week.
Miss Belle Moore, of near town, is
ViSitln% ner sister, Mrs. DIR. Peasauton.
of Milford.
Mrs. Emma Pearson. of Chester, Pa.
Is visiting her parents.
ESMERELDA.
Cheswold, DEL, Ian "a. 1892.