Smyrna times., 1893-07-05
PnrSnnal.

M. NJ. Crandall, Esq, and wife, of
st. Joseph Mo-, spent from Friday un-
til Monday with friends in this town,
Mr.. Crandall having been on legal
business in New York several days
last week. Mrs. Crandall is the young
est daughter of JOS " Hoffecker, leav-
ing here for Brookfield Mo. with him
when entering young wOmanhOOd thir-
teen years ago, this being her first visit
East since. Mrs. John H. Huntington
of Wilmington, returned with them.
Rev. ]. T. Umsted, who was pastor
of the Presbyterian church here for ten
years during which time the present
beautiful green stone church was
erected aud who left here several years
ago to take a church at White Haven,
Pa, has given up the regular pastOrate
preaching as a supply only, and has
taken up his residence in Coatesville
Pa.
Mrs. E. M. Cassidy, of Philadelphia,
daughter of Thomas Bradley who resi-
ded here in the sixties, has been on a
recent visit to our town. 1t gives her
great pleasure to visit the place of her
early youth.
Hugh B. McCauley and wife of New
York, are guests of the Misses Cum
minis at "Woodlawn." Hugh as he is
familiarly greeted, was a clerk in the
store of the late Geo. w. Cummins
from 1876 to 80. and has a wonderfully
vivid recollection of the persons and
incidents of that day, and still finds a
number of familiar faces.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Duncan YOcum are
on prolonged visit to her parents in
| Chester.
Miss Stella Boyd, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of Miss Margaret FAIRIES.
E. Wilmer Collins, wife and child, OF
Camden N. j., spent Sunday in Smyrna
guests of Mrs. F. E. PUstles.
VIM. E. Waters, of Philadelphia
spent sunday in Smyrna. Miss Estelle
Waters is on summer visit to her
aunt, Mrs. John A. Hoffecker, and
Miss Helen Waters, her grand parents
Miss Mary Budd, is home from Elk.
ton for the summer. Edward Budd
was home from Philadelphia to spend
the 4th.
Eugene Start of Wilmington, and
family, are guests of William B. Start
Wm. J. CarrOw and Thos. l.. CarrOw
are both home from their travels for q
short vacation.
Mrs. Hannah Postles entertained 9
number of friends at lawn party
Saturday evening, the hOnOred guest:
being Mr. and Mrs. Crandall, of Mis-
souri,.
Miss Helen RinggOld gave com
pany Monday evening, in honor of th'
, graduating class.
Jonathan Brown and Herbert Brown
q of Wilmington, and G. Davis Brown
) of Philadelphia, are on a visit "hOme
7 Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Quinn of Phila
t delphia, are on their summer visit (
= relatives.
: Chas. B. Archer, who refused CON
3 pensatiOn for acting as sexton of Jei
e man Chapel, just over the street frOr
= his home, had donation visit on
It evening last week, the party leaving
r number of things for the larder.
t Samuel G. Pratt of Pittsburg, is HON
}. for his summer rest and recreation.
: Miss Dora Wids of Dover, is visi
e ing Miss Bertha Smithers.
Il Miss Lille Taylor, of Chester, is vi,
3. iting Mrs. George H. Raymond
VIM. NJ. Bell and family go to RehC
% both tomorrow to take possession
~ their cottage until September.
: Paul and Townsend Jefferson
= Memphis, Tenn, arrived in Smyrl
= to-day, where they will spend Sc
a. q eral weeks with their parents
~ DR. Ella F. Swinney goes to-day fc
is a weeks visit with her brother,
N N J. G. Swinney, of Shiloh, N. J.
- Among the visitors home for the 4
- were, George Barnes and wife, AL
~ Wilson Jr., Harry GOOtee, Josep
= Thomas and William Evans.