Smyrna times., 1894-10-03
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Frank @. Bell, of San Francisco,
who has not been east for twelve years !
is on a week or two's visit to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. M. Bell,
and to join his family. He left San
Francisco Monday evening at o'clock
and reached Smyrna at o'clock Satur-
day evening-jusU six days, in making
a distance of some 5000 miles. The
ride was found a warm one from Cali
fornia to Chicago, and vegetation on
every side parched and dried up.
From Chicago on East there was more
moisture and evidence of rain having
fallen. His wife and children, who
came on five months ago, will return
with him.
We noted the fact over a month ago
that Clarence B. Raymond had entered
into partnership with DIR. J. W. Cliff
ton in the drug business, in the store
house formerly known as "Raymond's
corner" The active partnership did
not however take effect until October,
Mr.. Raymond taking his place behind
the counter Monday to enter regularly
on his new business. Frank Startling,
who has been the prescription clerk
will remain awhile longer in the store.
Miss Helen SmiJhers, of Frederica,
left for Kemblesville this morning after
a brief visit to Miss Laura Temple.
Miss Mary Prettyman has accepted
a position in Wanamakers store.
Mrs. E. !. Rawlins, of Bridgeville is
visiting Miss Lizzie Hall. Miss Harriet
Layton who has been visiting here the
past three weeks has returned.
Clarence T. FAIRIES, has returned to
| Philadelphia, to enter upon his closing
year at the Medico-Chirurgical college
from which he expects to graduate
next spring.
A. H. Reynolds, of the Cecil Wing
Elkton, made his Smyrna friends q
visit Sunday.
Walter Thompson, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with John V. Spruance
Herbet Brown. of Wilmington, has
returned from "A short visit home.
Frank Sparks, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday in Smyrna.
Rev. &. c.. Adams, went to New
Castle, yesterday to attend the meet
ing of the Presbytery,
Miss Mary w. Thompson, went up tC
Wilmington to attend the funeral Sat
urday of her friend, Mrs. Anna Wood
ward, daughter of the late Rev. Chas
Hill and for several years a resident o
this town.
Mrs. Emma Myers, of Holmesburg
Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ell,
Griffith.
Benz. Barnett, of Chestertown, Md.
was killed while coupling cars at Heb
ron Station, near Still Pond, yesterday
He was acting as brakeman for the da,
only in place of the regular, who wa
off attending a wedding. Mr.. Barnet
was a guest last spring at the weddin,
here of Mr.. and Mrs. George LeeSe.
Miss Estelle Waters, who has beeI
spending the summer here with he
aunt, Mrs. John A. Hoffecker, has re
turned to Philadelphia, where she vii
meet her father. VIM. E. Waters, jus
arrived from a tour through Europe.
Miss Annie E. Richardson, of Wi
mington, is visiting A. E. Fowler.
p. H. Feddeman, of Centreville, /, Md
of the firm of Feddeman & Earle, wa
the guest of Frank E. POstles last wee
in the interests of the Page WOve
Wire Fence.
c. V. Scout is visiting in New Yor
State
Mrs. Henry Maberry is recoverin
from a severe accident which she M
with few days ago by falling down
cellar.
James B. Chadwick, of near Smyrn
and Miss Matte E. Meredith will |
! married at the home of the bride tt
, ,, morrow at o'clock p. NJ.
Miss Alverda Yocum. leaves to mo-
row for an extended visit TO friends
Pennsylvania
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Reed, of Wi
mingtOn ARE guests of Miss Sadie Mite
g ell.
: The B. NJ. S. K, after a season
summer quietude met last Monda
night at Mrs. Herver Polk Halls
I elect officers for the ensuing yea
They will hold their regular meetir
each week from now on. Two ne
s. members were initiated, Miss
Florence D. Hall and Margaret Farie
; This is the first initiation that b
taken place for several years.