Smyrna times., 1895-10-09
PerSOnal.

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Point Hope, a northern station in
Alaska, for the past five years, has
started home on a years leave of
absence to visit his father, Samuel B.
| briggs near town. He reached San
Francisco last week and is expected
home in u week or so.
John Van Gasken, a well known,
aud now getting to be cIassed among
our old citizens, had slight appopectic
attack on saturday morning while at
the breakfast table. 1t was rather pre-
mOnltary than consequential in itself
but sufficient for medical care and
strict regimen. He is expected to be
about again with his usual vivacity in
a day or two.
Mrs. Hervey p. Hall, whose critical
illness on Friday and Saturday occa-
stoned much apprehension on the part
of her friends, has been happily i'm
proving since the day last named with
every prospect of an early recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, of Greensbor.
ough, have been on a visit the past
week to their son, ]. Allen Moore.
Mrs. William Patton, and daughter,
of Philadelphia, have been the guests
of the Misses Hough, the past week.
Mrs. Edward Curry, returned from
the Pasteur Institute, in New York,
Sunday night, with her son Eugene
after an absence of fifteen davs. II
will be remembered that nearly three
weeks ago the boy was bitten by a dog
supposed to have the rabies and was
taken there for treatment. He returns
home apparently well, though carried
thFnnOh
sisting in incubation along the spine
every day The Institute was full of
patients, seven all the way from Cali
fornia. Many are discharged at the
end of week.
John T. Kittle and bride, of Trenton,
n. j., making his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
sherman Kittle a visit.
Miss Bertha Smithers, attended the
wedding of her friend Miss Anna
Bryan, to Mr.. s. Taylor Wilson. last
Wednesday, in the NJ. E. Parsonage, of
Rising Sun, Del. She took part in the
ceremony by playing the wedding
march from LOhengrin.
Rev. ThOs. Numbers, of Millington.
was in town last week the guest of
Miss Elizabeth Porter, on Mount Yer
non street.
Miss BERTHE Walls, of Church Hill.
Md, has returned after visit with her
Uncle Edw. G. Walls of this town.
Miss Bertha Smithers. left yesterday
for Port Deposit to attend the wedding
OF Miss Lula V. Gerry, to Rev. Harry
A G. Westerfed, of Chesapeake City.
The wedding takes place in Tome Nj.
+. Church this evening at 6.3O.
A. Homer Smith has taken position
in the drug store of DR.. Sutherland,
18th q Wharton streets, Philadelphia.
with the privilege of attending lectures
at the College of Pharmacy three after
moons and evenings of each week.
Mrs: ;. Baynard, of Philadelphia, re-
turned Monday, after short visit to
her brothers, A. H. and VIM. r. Smith.
Harry VanGasken, of Wilmington,
DIR. Frances VanGasken, of Philadel-
phia, spent Sunday with their father.
Mrs. NJ. E. Sparklin, of Hillsboro,
Md, is visiting her niece, Mrs. ]. S.
Gearhait.
Paul Smith, of Oxford, Md, returned
home on Monday, having been the
guest. of Arthur L. Gearhart
Alex. G. Cummins, Jr., of New York,
is on visit to his father.
Ralph G. Hoffecker has been spend
ing few days in Baltimore.
The b. NJ. S. K. held its first meeting
after the summer months at the home
of the president, Mrs. W. F. Brown.
Monday night, An organization was
ELECTED with Mrs. w. A. Fleming, as
president: Miss Alice Spruance, vice
president, and Miss Bertha Hoffecker,
secretary and treasurer. This mystic
circle anticipates an enjoyable season.
Supt. Ilndal was in town to-day ar
ranging for the Kent County Institute.
which be intends holding here the
first week in December.
Mrs. Robert G.. Dunn, of Camden.
Del, is the guest of her son, Wm. F.
Dunn. Mrs. w. F. Dunn is on a short
visit to Baltimore.
Mrs. Mary Vandegrift, of Middle.
town, and Mrs. Frank Pennington, of
Westfeld, N. j., have returned after a
short visit to Mrs. Mary Stern.
Mrs Robert Hill, is visiting her
daughter Mrs Roland Cox, in Plain
field, n. ].
Charles W. Stern, of Philadelphia, is
making his mother visit.
Mrs. b. S. Anthony, is on a short
NlSlL 10 MILFORD.
H. G. Budd, Esq, and wife. are
making short visit to Cecilton. Md.
Miss Harriet Layton, of Bridgeyille. |
IS expected to morrow on an extended |
visit with Miss Elizabeth Hall.
DIR. Frank Layton Grier, of Dover.
formerly of Milford, was in town TODAY |
to effect the arrangement of opening |
dental rooms 10 the second story of the |
Prettyman building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cherry, of Rich.
mond, Va, have returned after a short |
visit with the family Of w. Jones.
Misses Bertha HOtfecker and Clair
Cooper, are expecting to join the Press
trip to Atlanta. The party will leave |
Friday for Washington and the latter
place the next day for the trim Soutb
Cards of invitation has been issued !
to the wedding of VIM. George Hill |
proprietor of the Clayton Call and son |
of Robert Hill of this town to Miss
Katherin +. Pearson, of Baltimore. TO
take place at the latter place Thursday
October the seventeenth, eighteen
hundred and ninety five.