Smyrna times., 1894-12-26
Personal.

mankind. A special election would
give him a unanimous vote.
Personal.
Edw. G. Budd, of Philadelphia, and
Miss Mary Budd, of Ektou, and Miss
Kate Budd, of Cecil county, Md, are
home for the holidays.
Miss Estelle Waters, of Philadelphia,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. John A. HOf-
fecker.
Miss Margaret Stockly, of Randolph
Harrison Institute, Baltimore, is home
for the Christmas holidays.
Miss Eunice Anthony, of WOman's
College, Baltimore, is home.
J. p. Armstrong, of Newark, was in
town Sunday.
Walton NJ. Busteed spent his Christ
mas with his parents at Sudlersville.
Willard Weldon, of New York, came
home Christmas Eve for few days.
Mrs. J. NJ. Arthurs and family, of
KentOn, are spending the week in Mid
dletOwn.
Harry Tschudy. of Lehigh Univer-
sity, aud Crawford Stevens, Will
Cooper and Frank HynsOn, of Della
WaiO NOilOSOS arc hOulO III NHO hOll-
idays.
Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Hofecker left
Saturday for Philadelphia, where they
will spend the holidays lie is back
to-day receiving the annual insurance
premiums.
Principal Walter w Hynson, of the
MIllville Public schools, arrived home
Saturday for the holidays.
Frank Williams, of Wilmington. is
home
Frank B Cameron, of Philadelphia,
is on short visit home
Jas. W. Lattomus, principal of the
FELTON, Public School, is spending the
holidays at his home near Green
| Spring.
Lex Mustard, of Philadelphia, is Wis
iting his parents
Clarence T. FAIRIES, of the MedicO-
Chirurgical College, Philadelphia, is
home on a short vacation.
Willard F. Weldon and wife, of Will
mington, have been spending a few
days with relatives in town.
Jack Williams, of Chester, Pa, is
making Smyrna and vicinity a visit.
Harry Maloy, of Philadelphia, is
visiting his cousin, George Richards
Herbert Brown, of Wilmington, is
home for Christmas
Misses Annie and Pauline Start, of
Chester, are spending the holidays
with their parents in town.
Helen Ringgold, Of Darlington Semi
nary, West Chester, Pa, is home for
the holidays.
Miss LOtte Smith, of Ursulne Insti-
tute, is home on her Christmas vaca-
ton.
Charles Wharton, of the University
of Pennsylvania, and Will Wharton, OF
Scranton, Pa, are spending the holi-
days with their mother, Mrs. VIM.
Ashcraft.
William Walker, who will be remem.
! bered as a shoemaker and dealer, in
Smyrna a few years ago, writes from
| Chamberlain, South Dakota, that ne
has fifty head of cattle, seven horses, a
good house and outbuildiugs aud rides
in his own carriage. He says, the
weather has been 30 warm there thus
far that the cattle have kept fat
feeding on the prairie, and has not fed
a bit of hay, but is expecting a big
change any day. He has been much
interested in the improvements he
reads of in Smyrna.
J. Harry HURT, Jr., spent his Christ
mas at his home in ChestertOWn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smithers re
ceived a telegram Saturday. of tn,
death OF Mary Warren, oldest daughter
Of Andrew =. aud Lydia w Smithers
of Denver, Col. The oause of her deatl
| hi ot,.o
her 9th year.
Rowland w. Bell, of the Cruiser Sar
Francisco, received his honorable dis
charge Monday and came home Just il
time to spend his Christmas. lie ex
pected the cruiser to set sail befOr,
this, but by some FepsoR or other i
was delayed. He left this morning t
enlist for three more years, and set
sail this afternoon for Newport ell
route for Europe.
} Miss Clara Beckett, Mr.. and Mrs. J
Gardiner Mariner, of Philadelphia
spent Christmas with the family of Jos
, L. Beckett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming and daughte
= Elma, of Baltimore and Mr.. John I
2 | Wilson, OF Wilmington, ate thei
= Christmas dinner with Mr.. and Mrs
w. F. Fleming.
Charles w. Stern of Philadelphia
| was hOme on a short vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Moore an,
! daughter Mary, ate their Christina
dinner with his parents at Greens
=, borough, Md.
: Elmer u. Taylor and wife, Miss Susi
: Wright and Edger Wright and sol
I, spent yesterday with their father, Jo
h Wright.
: Edgar l.. Haynes and wife, and Ear
. nest of Wilmington, and Thos. Haynt
and son of Philadelphia, spent the
Christmas day with their parents, Re,
# r. Fl. Haynes and wife,
A family reunion was given at th
home of DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Clifto
N yesterday, those present being Mr.
: NJ. j. Clifton, J. B. COnnOr an
v " wife, A. B. ConnOr and wife, Mrs. AliC
y Bailey, and Misses Mable COnnor an
NJ Name Clifton of FELTON,. This is th
N first time they have been here a
, together in family reunion.
Rev Charles l Stengle and wife,
Fruitland, Md, aud George Stengle,
" Port Deposit, ate their Xmas dim,
gle and wife.
J. John H. Huntington and wife
Is Wilmington, visited relatives in tow
z yesterday.
1. Harry Pyle of Wilmington, is m
le king his Smyrna friends a visit.
D. Miss Mary l. Collision, of Dover,
10 visiting Miss Gertrude Smith.
re Miss Lizzie Reynolds, whose illne
D. has covered period of twenty week
1T much of the time critical, was able I'll
E. past week to come down stairs ar
r. rejOined the family by being able to
a. with them at the Christmas table We
j. terday.
as Ralph G. Hofecker, of Baltimore,
as spending the holidays with his parenI
in Miss Maggie Smithers, of Philade
ID pha, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Eliz
7. beth Smithers.
be Frank Pratt and bride, of Philadt
IS phia, have been visiting bis mother +
lie several days.
of Reynolds Stevenson, of Still Pom
spent Christmas with his parents.
re Sunday at the Methodist Church.
ut The services at the Methodist chur
u Sunday partOOk of the nature
as Christmas though two days antedati
-e- this event. In the morning the past
W. Rev A. SteDgle, preached sermon
se much thought on God manifesting hi
n self to man in the person of His &
he Jesus Christ, explaining the meani
Id of the word "LOgos," or law, whi
cal was from the beginning, and express
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