Smyrna times., 1895-06-05
Personal.

Wills Marlln, ESQ, Oh LHe nliducl-
phia bar, and Mr.. John Sargent Price,
grandson of Eli K Price, former we'll
known Philadelphian, have been guests
of the Misses Cummins WOodlawn"
since Friday last Mr.. Martins
mother and Mrs. Evelina Cummins,
were by the way, cousins. They came
from Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, where
they reside in a tally-ho equipment,
-four horses, driver and fOOtman) max
ing the way down in easy stretches
because Of the warm weather, the last
one being from Odessa, on Friday
evening They have been comfortably
uuarteIed and eutertalBed at Wood
| lawn and made one or two short even.
| ing incursions in the country, accom-
| panied by their hosts, prevented from
so doing through the day by the heat.
They will probably leave "Wocdlawn"
! to-day for The return trip.
We noted in our last issue that Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. E. Waters, who left on
a wedding trip to Europe three months
ago, had returned to this country, and
! were then in Philadelphia. Mrs.
Waters returned to her cOmmodious
home here on Thursday, Mr.. Waters
being detained by business from reach
ing here until Saturday evening. They
both return from their long tour of
sightseeing in fine health. Landing
at Gibralter, they took in Spain, Italy,
France and Germany, their chief head
quarters being at Rome and Paris
whittier a copy Of the TINES went each
week to keep them informed of the
eyentful changes that were tTansplrine
at home. They each had made trans
atlantic trips before. Mr.. Waters, who
has long been engaged with Zieglel
Bros, returned to the city Monday
morning where his services were
! needed.
: Miss Lizzie Reynolds, daughter o
Joseph Reynolds, whose case has beer
much of the time for the past nin'
months of more than usual interest
, returned home yesterday apparently
, fully restored 10 health, She went tC
! Ocean Grove last summer to build up
, run down system but returned wors
g than when she went. Shortly after
:. ward she was taken seriously i'll, tn
vital spark lowering for days betwee
; life and death: finally after weeks c
the most careful watching and waitin
there was an apparent gain. The gai
was, how ever, not such in mental an
IS physical strength to give the assuranc
4 OF complete recovery an ! she was sen
O to Philadelphia for special treatmen
,. where she has remained four months
l. Her family and friends are delighte,
!. to have her return home her fOrme
3. self. feeling amply repaid in this fac
l. for all the cares and expenditure
n necessary to reach this result.
Mrs. Wm. NJ. Bell returned hom
:. Saturday from visit of several days
v her daughter, Mrs. Handy, in Newarl
st Our older citizens who remembC
le "Nickn WATKINS who lived here in I'll
le impetuous times before the war, wi
q be pleased to see again the flown
le sentences that used to come from b
lg pen in the aforesaid period It will
@ found on our first page.
e. Mrs, Amanda Spencer Is visiting h
- sister. Mrs, James s. Moore, Dover.
r. In arranging for trip to the seasiC
m Tor rather his friends for him) Rev. al
or MFR. Stengle could not. in escaping th
n. spell of prOtracted heat, gone at be
.h ter time. News comes from Atlant
n. City that he is improving in appeti
Dy and strength, but the insomnia is Il
It. yielding as readily as was anticipate
u. Rev George W. Dame is in atten
Us ance on the Annual Episcopal Oouve
Ell ton in Lewes, preaching the openi'
M sermon last evening, MOssrs. Robe
elt Hill and VIM. H. Janney accompani,
op him down yesterday evening as del
sr- gates.
no Joseph Smithers left a week ago I
ar Denver, Col, where his son Andre
Dr.. resides.
mt Fred Roe, of Greensboro, and Har
- Roe, of Denton, were in town Ii
week, the former making the TIM
office a friendly called Mr., Fred f
has succeeded his father A. b. Roe W
~ known in this town as being one OF t
q, directors Of the Smyrna National Bar
he IN the canning business, lar
Oh, industry of Greensboro.
re- ferkins ID. Brown arrived home Z
er, DAY night after several months of 3,
pit iarlng llle; The Steamer British Pr
BY cess of the Red Star Line rascb
les Philadelphia Tuesday wh;ia a,o,,,
eg. had ample time TO visit I,ondonh 80 7 a.,
pI pool and several other citlsS - = ~,
lis land but he thinks no place NJ, = =
the United States with its wide-avssA... !. !
,di- progressive cities. He will trv =.
ing choice, in a short while to get on
ent American liner.
the Miss Sue Sutliff, OF Chester, is o
,rC. visit to her cousins, Misses Ei
rch Cooper and Beth Denney.
enc Hervey p. Hall left Monday to !
ing his wife at StanhOpe, N. ].
,et. w. b. Megear is on short visit
Philadelphia.
'ect The B. M. S. X. held its last meet
In for the season at the home of NJ
ev. Rena Williams Monday night. TT
ing will give lawn party at the home
inn. Miss Beth Denney next Monday MIG
nee Miss M. Elizabeth Denney, of SIN
ma, has been the guest of Miss Cl
I, IA Cooper of Kenton, for few DAYS.
on John Frank Eisenhower, of PhilaC
t. phia, and Daniel Edwin Wine, of B
fes- Teton, Pa.,spent Saturday and sumo
the In KcntOn.
Miss Lizzie Simmons, of Dover
The being entertained by Miss
vas row.
ng - arlek edding took