Smyrna times., 1894-01-31
Personal.

""o OhO BuoSI VI DECK "
HAZEL, Monday.
John c. Spear, of Camden, N. j., is
on weeks visit to his father, Andrew
Spear.
Mrs. w. G. Patton and daughter
who have been the guests of Mrs. r.
A. HOugh the past week, were Joined
on Sunday by Mr.. Patton.
Miss Clair Cooper, of Kenton, is the
guest of Miss Carrie CoOch, Newark,
Del.
Jos. l.. Cavender was called home
Saturday by the illness and subsequent
death OF his mother Mrs. Frances A
Cavender.
Frank Sparks, who has been clerking
in this town for several years, has
accepted position in l.. NJ. Wrights
dry goods store, Dover.
VIM. J. CarrOw, spent last week with
his mother, preparatory to settling in
Newark, n. j., where he and his
brother have connected with two other
associates in the manufacturing jewelry
business.
Mrs. Alice Bailey, of FELTON,, is visit
ing Mrs. Laura Temple.
The young men of Smyrna are agi-
tating dance iG the Opera House for
tomorrow evening. This will be the
first held in a long while.
The B. NJ. S. X. met at the residence
of Mrs. Nora Brown, Monday evening.
Mr.. Clarence Prettyman left vesteT-
day for short visit to New York.
Mrs. Philena Lock wood Fountain. of
New York, came yesterday on a visit
OF two or three weeks to Mrs. Hugh
McCauley.
Napoleon B. Knight, Esq, of Salem,
Oregon. with his daughter, has been a
guest at "WoOdlawn" the past several
days. After an absence of 27 years he
returns to visit his relatives, now re-
siding at Dover, and the friends of his
earlier days. He made several calls in
IN Smyrna yesterday, including the
Times Office. He and his close friend.
William p. Lord, (now Chief Justice of
OregOn) went out there and came up
successfully with the country. He has
been detained, however, by some legal
business in Washington.
Miss Carrie Eckles, of the Dover Ice
Plant, was in town yesterday.
john Millaway, of Wilmington. a
former citizen of this town, was in town
yesterday.
Allan Cunningham, young lawyer
OF the Wilmington bar, formerly of this
town, was quietly married to Miss
Ethel Pusey, of Wilmington, in the
Episcopal church of New York. last
Monday week. After pleasant honey
moon South they will settle in Viii.
mington.
ThOs. COverdale, of this town is
working at his trade as compositor on
the Dover Inder
The Tuesday Cluo met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Harvey F. Smith last
night.
Rev. Mr.. Hanks and wife, of Win.
chester, Va, were guests of Rev. G. w.
Dame last Monday, Mr. Hanks giving
an interesting discourse in the morning
Mrs. Margaret Lea and Miss Sue
Cummins left yesterday for an extended
visit to New York.
Rev. H. c. Turner aud bride twbose
wedding is noted on our first page)
were given a handsome reception bv
his congregation on their return to
Clayton Friday evening. They were
Joined on the way down at Townsend
by Misses Mamie p Larrimore and F.
Irene GOrsuch, and VIM. J. Price of
Centreville. The reception at the par
sonage was under the direction of the
Ladies Aid Society. Music formed a
principal feature, Mrs. Turner and
her sister taking the leading part. Re-
treshments were served at nine O'Clock
Besides number of other presents. the
happy couple were presented with
handsome china dinner set by the Of
fetal board
Lemuel Ely Quigg, son of Rev. ]. B.
Quigg, pastor of the M. E. church of
this town from "a to 'S7, was vester-
day elected to Congress from the 14th
district OF New York, as Republican,
to succeed Col. Fellows. Democrat, re.
signed. Mr.. Quigg has been on the
Tribune staff for eight or ten years
VIM. ii. Baggs, who went to Phila-
delphia some three weeks ago to have
his eyes treated, returned home last
night, with his wife, who accompanied.
The cataract on his right eye was re-
moved successfully, the other eye being
deferred until this is properly restored.
Herbert Farrell, who has been work.
ing linotype machine on the Pbila
delDhia Press for several months past.
returned home last night, while a
change of machines on that paper is
being made.
J. b. COunselman, and a party of
three, came to town this morning to
look after the interests Of their new
canning factory which is being rapidly
constructed. They brought surveyor
with them.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G. Ford. of Wilmington, for
merly of Severson's Neck) rendered
them very agreeable surprise party
at their home, No. 1918 Linden street.
Wilmington, on Thursday evening last.
A very pleasant evening was spent
with vocal and instrumental music and
in games of different kinds until late
hour when they took their leave to
their respective homes, wishing them
many happy returns of the day. Those
present were Mrs. p. Bolen, Mrs. M
Kerney, Mr.. John Herflicker and wife
Mr.. Porter and wife. Mr.. Herman and
wife, Mr.. Kelley and wife, Mr.. B. Jones
and wife, Mr.. William Conner and wife.
Mr.. Phillip Lynch and wife and many
others.
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