Smyrna times., 1893-01-11
Personal.

Rev. Edwin S. Kinks, the brother.
in-law of the Rev. Geo. w. Dame, oil
Smyrna, will preach in St. Peters
Church next Sunday morning and
evening. Mr.. Kinks and wife will
reach Smyrna Saturday evening and
be guests of Rev. and Mrs. Dame at the
RectOry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Postles and son.
OF this town, left to-day for two
months trip through the South. They
Will stop at New Orleans and other
points, Out the bulk of their time will
be passed in Luling, Texas, where
Mrs. POstles' brother, DR.. Joseph
Van Gasken, lives.
Miss Elizabeth Cshoon, of BROOKLYN.
Is spending month in Smyrna, guest
of Mrs. l.. A. Cotton.
Alex. FAIRIES returned Monday from
MS annual afterholiday visit to friends
IN MillsbOrough.
The statement made in another
paper and copied in the TIMES, that
the Local Preachers would hold their
meeting at KentOn on Saturday and
sunday was not correct, the next
meeting of the body being in May.
DIR. }. II. Simms, of Wilmington, one
OF the largest of the members, was
there however, and in conducting the
FerVices OF the day. fully sustained the
reputation of the Association.
Rev. CrOftOn &. Adams went to
Washington yesterday as the represen-
tatlvc OF our citizens in the interest of
Sunday closing of the Worlds Fair.
Ho6ert Z. Mason, who went to Phil
adelphla last week without definite
aims, fell into the hands, it it stated, of
the Young Mems Christian Association
who are caring for him in way graft
Tying to our citizens, who wish him
well.
Miss Annie Lambdin is on visit of
several weeks to Virginia.
The Tuesday Club met last evening
at the residence of n. F. Wilds.
Miss Margaret Smithers of Camden,
n. j., Ia visiting her mother.
Miss Ella Riley went TO Philadelphia
on Monday. Yesterday Abel J. Tay-
lor, Chief of our Water. works, went mp
and they are TO be united in marriage
to-day Miss Ella is the first break in
the tailoring establishment of Mccoy
& Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas c. Jamison of New
Castle are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Spencer.
}. Fletcher Truax, is spending part
OF the winter visiting friends in Phila-
delphla.
Rev. J. D. Reese, pastor of Apoquin.
lmink Circuit, has had Il serious time
of it the past year with sickness in his
family at Black bird, some six of them
having gone through severe sickness
of typhoidal character. He will
move into the house rented in this
town for the future parsonage, on the
lst of March.
styles Clement, whe went west three
years ago and has seen "a good part of
1t, now residing in Chicago, is home on
visit to his mother.
Dr. f. B. Goodwin, of Kenton, will
celebrate his fifth wedding anniver-
sary this evening.
B. Frank Truax, of Philadelphia, in
company with VIM. E Riggs, Jr., of
TINS town, are prospecting" amoug
our farmers. Zero is uncertain
weather with the peaches
ID. :. Cummins aud w. H. Janney.
President and Cashier of the National
Bank of Smyrna, were subpoenaed to
appear in the U. S. Court in Whining
ton to-day, in the case OfO. B. Voshell.
a number of reporters representing
the daily papers of the cities, reached
Clayton this morning to take the
train for Chestertown to write up for
their journals the execution of the Hill
murderers FRIDAY.
Cards of invitation have been issued
by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. :. Adkins, OF
Philadelphia, to the marriage of their
neice, Miss Sallie Adkins Marlatt to
Mr.. Clarence S. Nesbtt, on the 25th
inst. in Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church Philadelphia 7.3O O'Clock.
Miss Marlatt is formerly of Milford
and Mr.. Nesbitt of Port Deposit.