Smyrna times., 1894-04-18
Commercial by Analyses by Chemist of Special Corn Fertile
Personal.

Rev. DR.. VIM. S. Robinson. of Pater-
son, N. j., has been spending several
days in Smyrna, guest of Mrs. Ella
Griffith, where his little daughter Mel.
lie is spending several weeks, He took
no part in church services except 10
offer prayer, being here for rest and re-
cuperation. His field of labor and OBJ
servatlon is the opposite of that here,
Delng In the midst of the perturbed So
clal and political conditions now dis
turbing communities and States, with
the preponderating influence of a large
foreign population. DR.. Robinson
thinks that if the gates of Castle Gar
den are not shut down and kept down
against foreign immigration for a dozen
years or more, that in quarter of a
century the conditions of our govern
ment will be changed, and the easy
lloerty that has been our boast, will be
thing of the past. He is Just out of
an exhaustive revival service running
through a number of weeks. having
over 100 conversions.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Nan Collins HOGecker, daughter of
John ii. Hoffecker, to Hervey Polk
Hall, in the M. E. church, Wednesday
afternoon, April 25, at 2 o'clock.
Cards are out for the wedding of
Miss Anna Rawley, daughter of VIM.
Kawley, of ThOrOughfare Neck, to
James S. Klee, of Wilmington, at the
residence of the brides father, Long
Bridge, near Smyrna, Wednesday April
25th, at o'clock.
John F. Salisbury and wife, of Dover,
spent Sunday with Denney HAZEL and
wife.
Mrs. James A. Groves and family
ave given up hOusekeeD ping and have
moved from $50 Van Buren street, Will
mingtOn, 10 1120 West street, where
they are boarding. Mr. Groves is away
most of the time in Washington and
elsewhere in the interest of the Bureau
of Labor statistics.
Miss Matte Jones, formerly of
Leipsic and niece of Mrs. John p. Gar
rison, who has been visiting friends in
Kentucky and Illinois during the win
ter, has returned and is now at her
home, Pill Henrietta street, Philadel-
phia.
The majority of our Smyrna boys,
who have been persuing the course in
Pharmacy, have been quite successful
in the past examinations before the
College of Pharmacy, Philadelphia.
Frank Cameron as was stated last
week, Howard Taylor, Jay Smith and
John Chatham have passed successful
examinations. Two other of our bows of
the same class, will make another at
tempt next year. John Chatham will
not get his diploma until the class of
10 although he passed very success
tully, In his recent examination. The
cause of this is because he is lacking
both in age III years., and number of
years in the retail drug business. He
was the only successful one of the four
contestants who went to the college
from Chester. This is indeed very
creditable for Smyrna boy consider
1t Is his tiIst, a such and young age.
Luther Truax, who has been home
for a week or so, has received word
that he has passed the Maryland Col
lege of Pharmacy.
The B. NJ. S. K. will give a farewell
supper to Miss Nan Hoffecker, next
Monday night at the home of Miss
Bertha Hoffecker.
Miss Molle NJ. Smith, of Dover, for
merly of Smyrna, has been on a visit to
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. HofTecker spent
three days of the past week, including
Sunday in Philadelphia.
Miss Lizzie Denney, of Dover, is vis-
iting Miss Maggie BlackistOn,
Mrs. n. J. Williams, of Middletown,
and daughter, have been visiting Mrs.
Wm. P. Cummins.
Nicholas B. Appleton, of Whining.
ton. is spending week or two with |
Smyrna friends.
Miss Annie w. Sutton went to Mar.
shaIlton yesterday to attend the New |
Castle county w. c. r. U. convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. McIroy McIlvaine, of |
Magnolia, were guests of |. Pennewell, |
Monday,
Presiding Elder Smiths appoint
ments next Sunday embrace Galena.
Sassafras and Ceciton.
A good delegation of the Christian
Endeavor Society of this town will
likely attend the convention at Middle
town next Tuesday.
Rev. Geo. w. Dame left yesterday
for visit to friends in Danville. Va.
He expects to be back Saturday week. |
Rev. J. W. Kerr, of Milford, will con-
duct the services next Sunday.
Robert Fl, Denney will give q birth. |
day party on the 26th inst. in com.
memoration Of his 2lst anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds went |
to Townsend to-day to attend the we'd |
ding OF his sister, Miss Rosa Reynolds, |
10 James Wilson, of Croasdale, Pa.