Smyrna times., 1894-10-17
Personal.

Miss Cora Poulson, of Jamaica, Long
Island, came last week to visit her
sister, Mrs. Eta Tschudy. She will
be joined this week by her husband,
Rev DR.. ThOs. L. POulsOn.
Isaac S. Taylor, of Holmsburg, Pa,
who has not been in Smyrna for several
years, is on visit to his brothers here.
Mrs. Cora Counselman aud son, are
visiting her mother, Mrs. DickersOn, at
Houston.
Mrs. Geo. C. Rothwell, near town, is
on a visit to her husbands sisters in
Pennsylvania.
Jos. E. Warden. of Philadelphia, was
in Smyrna Saturday in attendance on
the funeral of E. Thomas Clayton.
Mr.. Armstrong Culvert, of Attica,
Indiana, is a guest of the family of A.
l.. Hudson.
Mayor. w. ]. Norton, of Hightstown
N. j., together with A. S. Voor hees, ].
H. Allen and R. NJ. J. Smith of of the
same place, visited Smyrna last Fri
day to see our Electric Light Plant.
They went away well pleased.
w. Edwin FAIRIES, who accepted a
position in Atlantic City recently was
married yesterday, a week ag0 Oct
9th, to Miss Marie Gihon, of Philadel-
phia. They were married in Atlantic
City by Rev. Henry Betting. They
will reside in Atlantic City.
G. Davis Brown, left this morning to
accept position on the NelO Era, Mid
dletOwn vice Will Metten, foreman,
who will 60 on the EUery EUening Will
mington.
John f. Chatham, of Thurlow, Pa,
is making his Smyrna relatives a short
visit. He has recently gone into part
nership with his old preceptOr, w. c.
Kelly, and bought a drug store in
Thurlow, Cor. of 3rd and Highland
Ave. Mr.. Kelly, already owns a store
and John Chatham has full charge in
running the new one. John speaks
we'll of his new venture and finds bust.
ness very encouraging. He has been
doing exceeding well since he gradu-
ated from the Philadelphia School of
Pharmacy and hopes he may be equally
as successful as a proprietor.
The following citizens went up to
Wilmington last evening to attend the
Bayard Reception, viz, VIM. A. c..
Hardcastle, B. V. Weldon, Chas. Jones,
L. p. Campbell, John l.. Boyd, VIM. M.
Lewis, H R. Mustard and John NJ.
| VOshell.
VIM. NJ Bell, Miss Laura Bell, Mr..
aud Mrs. Joseph Smithers, DR.. and
Mrs. D. T. Smithers, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
P. Hoffecker, Mrs. Elizabeth Smithers,
ThOs. r. Megear, Mr.. and Mrs. L. M.
Price, Miss Hettie Megear, Miss.
Bertha Smithers and John H. Hof-
fecker went to Dover to attend the
funeral of Mrs Eliza A. Smithers this
afternoon.
Colon Ferguson, of Dover, was a
guest Saturday and Sunday of his
nephew, Rev. E. H. Hnyson. Some
fifty years ago he was engaged in learn
ing the cabinet business here with the
late Alexander Faries.
The following are the delegates from
Smyrna to the w. G. T. q. Convention
which begins in Wilmington to-day
Mrs. G. o. Swinney, Mrs. Adam STEM
gle, Mrs. Joseph Williams, Miss Susie
Hudson, Mrs. Joseph Smithers, Miss
Mollie W. Thompson and Miss Annie
Sutton.
The following persons were in
Smyrna yesterday in attendance on
the funeral of Mrs. Juliet p. Cummins
Bishop Coleman, Preston Lea, Misses
Mary and Jennie Lea, Mrs. E. L.
Ferris, Mrs. Sheffield Phelps, Mrs. E.
T. Warner, Miss Sallie Spruance, from
Wilmington; Ex-Gov. Cochran and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Pennington, VIM.
Il. Cochran, Miss Marion Cochran, Mr.
, aud Mrs. Edwin r. Cochran, Mrs
William Green, Mrs. DIR. Gilpin and
=. Il. Cochran, Jr., Of Middletown;
John Fl. Catherwood and Misses Flor.
ence and Bell Catberwood, of Philadel,
phia.
Miss Hester Rutledge and Miss
, Emma Weldon are off on q week OF
twO's visit to Washington.
Rev. g. M. Clayton, formerly of the
town of Clayton, and Miss Linnie Ins
Weaver, will be married at Westmin.
ster. Md, next Tuesday.
The funeral at noon yesterday oI
: Arnold Kletf, was attended by the fol-
lowing persons from a distance: Mrs
: Anna Voshell, Mrs. Gertrude Kleff and
sons Harry ", Arnold, Charles Lore
and Edward, and Mrs. James Lynch
Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs John Naulty
and Robert Naulty, st. Louis; Mrs
Wseeely, Hanover, p; Rev. Mr.. Mills
! ChesteFt0wn; Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.
xtkahn and Mrs. James Smith, nee Laura
J srson, Philadelphia; Jas. v. Roberts
Wilmington.
/ John J.. Truax, has accepted q
! position 10 Wallis clothing store.
! The following will represent the
Christian gendeay0r Society Of the M
. z. Church at the State Christian En-
! deayor Convention to-morr9Y week
3 at Milford, October the 25th end ~
; Mrs. Annie Price, Misses Addie Hof
{ feckeT, Susie Hudson, Bertha Hof:
feckeF, and Bertha Price,
: The Viking ship, which last gyea,
3 crossed the Atlantic to be one Qf the
! most attractive exhibits at the Eorld's
: Fair. was formally presented to the
J Field Columbian Museum as k,hicago
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