Smyrna times., 1897-05-12
PERSONAL.

PEkSONAL.
Rev. J. L. Estlin, left yesterday for !
Nd, to take part in the |
installation of the Rev. Phillip Reese |
who has just been called to the past
crate of Westminster, Md. Presbyterian
Church. He was appointed by the |
New Castle Presbytery to deliver the
charge to the people
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Megear, are
visiting in Camden, n. j.
Mrs. Rachel Hoffecker, left Monday
for a months visit to her daughter
Mrs. w. Z. Collins, at Camden, N. j.
Mrs. VIM. N. Hance and daughter,
Bessie, of Philadelphia, are visiting
Mrs. w. O. Hoffecker.
Mr.. Frank B. Cameron and wife of
Lakewood, n. j., are visiting his
parents in town.
Mr.. Gardiner Mariner, of Philadel-
phia, is the guest of his sister Mrs.
Joseph L. Beckett.
Mrs. George Biddle, of ElktOn, is the
guest of her sister Mrs. H. G. Budd.
Rev. j. L. Estlin, of the First Pres
byteriGn Church of this town will ex-
change pulpits with Rev. J. B. Turner
D. D., of Dover next Sunday.
Miss Marcie McElwee, of Elkton, and
Miss Sale McElwee, of Wilmington,
are visiting their father near town.
Among those present from a distance
who were present at the funeral of
Charles w. Stern ON Saturday were:
Mr.. VIM. D. L. Wilkins, and Mr..
Frank Smith, New York City, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Quinn, Mrs. Alexander
Wilson, Jr., the Misses Elnora and
Mary Wilson, Mr.. Allie Wilson, Phil
adelphia; Messrs. Harvey J. Wilson,
William Spencer, and Joseph Cannon,
Wilmington; Mr.. William HutsOn and
wife of Dover, and Mrs. Mollie Vande-
grift of McDOnOugh.
We are indebted to DR.. Samuel
A. Buchanan, new Assistant Sur
geon Clinic, at the Philadelphia Poly
clinic for two interesting journals,
which contain an extract each from his
pen, especially a comprehensive re-
sumo on 'quinine."
Mrs. w. E. Pennington and son, OF
Middletown, are visiting Mrs. w. f.
Dunn.
DIR. Harry R. Spruance, of Whining
ton, visited his parents here last week
Miss Margaret Fell, is the guest ot
friends in Philadelphia.
w. F. Dunn, of this town, was
elected president of the Delaware
Pharmaceutical Society, at its It'll
annual session in Milford, last week
By invitation the Society will hold it'
next annual meeting in Smyrna
Clarence B. Raymond, was also pres
ent at the Milford session.
Mrs. J. w. Watkins and children
left yesterday for a visit to Whining
ton.
Mr.. Harry Slaughter, who has sue
ceeded the late James Startling on tn
James p Hoffecker farm, near town
and Miss Kate c.. York, of near Leip
sic, were united in marriage by tn
Rev. Adam Stengle, at the Nj. E. Par
sOnage, Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Sarah E. Anthony and sister
t Mrs. H. T. Lapham. left this morning
for Glenn's Falls, N. Y. They vii
, be gone for the summer.
) The following were among those VIII
| attended the funeral of Theodore +
johnson here on Monday: Davi
Whitmire, VIM. Heitshu, Samut
: Levan, and Mrs. Binkley, Lancaster
!. Thos. J. johnson and wife and Mrs
{ Nc Gonigal, Philadelphia; Clayton N
;. Riley, st. Georges; r. NJ. JOhnsO
/ and wife, w. Z. johnson and Miss Lo
j johnson, Salisbury, Md. Mr.. an
r Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Truitt and Mr.
i Young, Milford; D. Miflin Wilson
Robert H. Vandyke and wife, job
Carrow and wife, Mrs. Bice and ,
Frank Alice, Dover.
N hTS. MdTld L. Oullbu, WHO nus Det
. i'll for some time, is now greatly il
- proved.
John W. Barnes, of Holmesburg P
is visiting his mother.
. Mrs. Rebecca Clements, and 81
James, former residents of Smyrn
,f have taken the house of Geo. D. CO
- lins on Delaware Street.
,o Mrs. Draper, and daughter, Mi
Sallie Draper, of Greensborough, we
,a guests of Mrs. 1. Pennewill, Sunday
as Patrick Hannifee, near Delaney
in died yesterday. He will be buried
re Wilmington on Friday.
10 We leaEned just before going
ID press, that Lewis H. Peekey, who
al been shut in his home the past We,
no died near noon.