Smyrna times., 1894-11-28
Personal.

Miss Eunice Anthony, who came
home from the Woman's College, Bal.
tlmore, some six weeks ago because of
sickness, has recovered her health
and will return Immediately after
Thanksgiving.
Miss Whitbread, teacher of English
in the Latin School, and Miss Elizabeth
Walden, a student, will spend Thanks.
giving at Mr.. James W. Anthony's,
Geo. w. Taylor, Jr., two years ago
mad long and serious spell of pleural
pneumonia that for weeks held him in
suspense between life and death. He
finally began to gain strength slowly.
but he could not gain his wonted
health until the disease had been erad-
lcated, and this required surgical
operation. Two weeks ago he went
to New York and entered a hospital
to have this effected. The operation
required the saving of three ribs of
the left side, which seems to have
been skillfully done, as he feels great
relief already, with an assurance of
entire recovery aud be home for the
holidays
DR.. Raymond Mitchell, formerly of
Smyrna. and son of James w. and
Elizabeth Mitchell. died at Tacoma,
Washington, on Wednesday morning
last of appendicitis. News of his iIl.
ness was received by the family while
in Philadelphia, on Wednesday morn.
ing, through dispatch sent bv med
ical friend of the deceased. InOuirv
was forwarded by the family for de-
tailed news and few hours later.
second dispatch brought the news of
his death. The deceased left here
while young and became student in
medicine at Buffalo, N. Y, aud after
ward at Huntsville, Alabama. After
graduation he entered the U. :. armv
as surgeon, serving in this capacity
about fifteen years. He then located
at Tacoma where he has enioyed
lucratice practice of his profession.
The deceased was Al years of age and
unmarried.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. w. Mitchell and
Miss Sadie Mitchell returned Monday
from a months visit to Philadelphia and
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Mary w. Clark, guest of Mrs.
i. r. Chance the past week, returned
to Georgetown yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Bell is spending week
with her daughter, Mrs. L. Irving |
Handy at Newark. Miss Laura Bell |
also made visit to friends near Viii.
mingtOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Redding of
philadelphia were guests of Miss Ella
Smithers Sunday.
Geo. +. Gaskill. of Mt. Holly N. j..
who, in connection with the electric
light plant and as consulting civil
engineer for the town in the construct-
ing OF the sewerage system, spent a
good many days of the past wear in
smyrna, completed his oversight and
home last week. He has
won warm place in the hearts of our
business men for his square dealing
md watchful oversight in the interest
u the town. He stated here some ten
lays ago that his company had sold
more machines since the election than
the three months previous thereto.
Miss Lottie Smith of Ursulipe
cademy of Wilmington Is home for
Miss Minnie Allen of Wilmington is
isting friends in town.
Miss Mable Thompson leaves to.
morrow for short visit to Whining ,
on. :
Several young men of town will ;
ttend the U. of Harvard foot ball +,
anne tomorrow in Philadelphia. :
Miss Beulah G. Jefferson is visiting =
lends in Frederica. Del, a guest of :
Irs. DR.. I. U. Cahall. :
Mrs. Lizzie Webb, is visiting her q
other. Ed. FAIRIES, at Atlantic Citv. =
Mrs. Maria F Smith, widow of Chas.
NTH, has been granted pension.