Smyrna times., 1896-05-20
PERSONAL.

Edward FAIRIES son of E. G. FAIRIES,
who has been here with his family for
several months left for Odessa Mon
day where he will open drug store
in that town. He saw what he thought
a good opening and is now there get
ting everything in shape for his drug
business. He will move his family
there next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wanamaker,
Mrs. r. A. Hance and Miss Sallie
Hance are the guests of Mrs W. 0.
Hoffeckel.
Miss Marguerite Smithers, of Phila-
delphia and brother Clarence Smithers.
of Cape Charles City are the guest of
their mother Mrs. Elizabeth Smithers.
Mrs. Hervey p Hall, is making a
visit to relatives in Wilmington.
Miss Octavia Scout, who has been
home for several weeks recuperating,
has gone for a sojOurn to Atlantic City,
before resuming work at her profess
sion as a trained nurse.
Mrs. Joseph Smithers. and daugh-
ter Miss Bertha, leave in a day or two
EN- route for Denver, Colorado, where
they will make a months visit with
her son, Andrew Smithers and family.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson, of Baltimore,
is visiting her aunt Mrs. J. Edwin
Hoffecker.
Mrs. VIM. E. Waters, left Monday
for an extended visit to her neice
Mrs. Carroll Sudler (nee Miss Sue Cul-
breth), of Chicago.
Mrs. H. r. Janney and daughter
Miss H. H. Janney, of Baltimore, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Janney.
Mr.. John W. and Matthew V. Ford,
left Monday for Philadelphia en- route
for a Albany, \. Y. They will enjoy
a moonlight ride up the Hudson be-
fore their return.
Homer Smith and George Richards,
of Philadelphia, were home Sunday.
Miss Ethel Cooper, has gone
for a few days visit to Philadelphia.
r. D. Hoffecker Sr., has returned
from few days visit to Philadelphia
! and Middletown.
Mrs. W. W. W. Wilson of Freeport,
Long Island is the guest of Mrs. NJ.
J. Bewley.
Mrs. Joseph 3. Benson, of Bombay
Hook Light House, visited in Milford,
last week, the guest of Mrs. Edward
Mccall.
Mrs. Charlotte Baldwin Frost and
daughter Gertrude, of Brooklyn, n.
Y, are expected this evening, the
guest of Mrs. John H. Hoffecker
Mr.. Geo. Dick, who has been i'll at
his home on Market street with ty-
| phOid fever IS, we hope cOnvalescing
| His delivery wagon has been in charge
of Thomas Coverdale since his illness.
Elbert Gearhart, left here Monday
to take a position in the office of
Maithar, Ingram & Co., wholesale Tin
manufactures of Baltimore, Md His
| father, J. S. Gearheart was connected
for a number of years with the
same firm, before his death.
Mrs. Clarence Prettyman and Helen,
are visiting at SeafOrd.
Miss Marguerite McCauley, of Phila-
delphia, has returned from a short
visit to Miss Beulah Jefferson.
Frank Cameron, of Lakewood, n. J. j.,
spent Sunday with his parents i'll town
Mrs. w. A. FAIRIES, left to-day for
a visit to Philadelphia.
! Miss Anna Stevenson, returned with
her aunt Mrs. H. S. Foster, for visit
to Philadelphia.
Miss Lizzie Turner who has been
quite i'll during the past week is re-
| ported better.
Miss Hilda Wells, left on Saturday
for Philadelphia. Her father Daniel
NJ. Wells, has opened a fruit and con-
fectiOnary store in a new part OF west
! Philadelphia and she has gone thither
to keep house for him. Smyrna will
loose one of its bright and attractive
girls in Miss Wells and she will not be
long in making many new acquait-
ance in her new location.
Miss Mary Walker has been criti-
cally i'll at her home on Main street.