Smyrna times., 1893-11-15
Personal.

Rev. G. w. Dame went to George |
town on Monday to attend the EpiscO-
pal convOcation now in session in that |
town. A number of the clergymen
were given subjects of Importance to
the denomination to discuss, his being
the St. Andrews Brotherhood.
A business letter received a few days
since from Capt. 5. w. Evans, Winston
n. G., (who owned aud resided several
years ago on the farm now owned by
B.H. Ross on the state road three miles
below Smyrna), stated that his his wife
Lizzie :. Evans, died the 1st of Oct. of
typhoid fever. Mrs. Evans was a COM
parativeiy young, hearty and prepos
sessing woman in appearance, aud the
news Of her death will be Il surprise to
her friends in the neighbOrhood of the
Big Oak" and this town who knew
her.
JOS. z. Williams has organized a con-
clave of Heplasophs at Railway, II. Y,
with 36 charter members. Among the
officers installed was VIM. A. Ransom,
as secretary. Mr., Ransom is former
Smyruiau, son of VIM. n. Ransom. and
has been a resident Of Railway for some
years past.
n. 3. Smithers and G. II. &. Day, at
| tocneys Of Dover were in Smyrna Mon
day on business connected with the
Jas. lS. Cienent property.
Charlie Wharton, Of the University
| Of Pennsylvania, and who f9r the past
! season has gained such nOtoriety as
right guard Of the VARSITY team"
made flying visit to Smyrna this
| week. He had his mead well covered
with DauiaEca, the result OF the Yale
| peunag WANNA football contest.
Mr. and MIs. Edward DcFord have
returned from thoig wedding trip.
| They expect their new home ou Sit.
VerGoH street, 10 be ready for oc-
cunauey about the first of next month.
Irving T. Cooper is visiting his
brother in New York City.
Albert y. CHmmias, city editor Of
/ the NorHiHg NecS, is n0mc on T. few
days vacation.
Geo. d. Armstrong has returned home
! from Chicago.
J. 7. Stevens and wife, residing near
Kentou, in commoration Of their 25th
wedding anniversary, have issued cards
of Invitation 20 their Silver welding
| Monday evening Dee. 4th.
The following from q distance at
tended the funeral Of Mabel D Collins
last Monday DR.. w. T. Collins and
wife, Z. Wilmer Collins, Maurca B.
Collins, Mss Nellie Collins, Miss Emily
Collins, Rev. d. G. S!aneer, Miss
Bertha Stanger, and Mr. Porch Of
Camden, \. j.; Joseph V. Hoffecker
and daughter, Mrs. Talley Smith, viii
minstoa, and l.. Irving Handy and
wife Of Newark
Dr.. JAS. ;. Coba, OF Clayton, who
married Hiss Beatrice Brown. OF Marl-
boruah, Prince Georges County Nd.
! Wednesday, has returned with his
bride.
Miss Annie Mathews. Of Camden,
is wishing Mrs. John r. Hoffacker.
Miss Ethel Taylor entertained an
evening company at her home on Main
Street last Friday evening
Jas. Is. FRAZIER. moved to Smyrua
yesterday from Middletown, into the
house two doors below the post office
GEO. Z. DENNEY, of the Superintend
ents Offices at Clayton, marries to-day
at noon in the Presbyterian Church at
Elkton, Miss Elva Gilpin of that town
On Wednesday next T. E. White
and Miss Bertha Seiders of Clayton
will be united in marriage at the home
of the bride. Mr. White is the agent
there of Adams Express.
Dir. Beall, who was here few week.
in the Summer, has returned aud
rented the dentistry rooms Of the lat,
DR.. McKown.
Mrs. Edwin Prettyman OF Middle
town is the guest of her brother Clar
ence Prettyman
Mrs. Geo. Heinold arrived home
yesterday from five weeks visit
west.
Alex. H. Wilson, Jr., is home from
Philadelphia on a visit.