Smyrna times., 1898-09-21
Personal AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go and Their Social
DOings.

from wednesday until Friday, anC
had warm greetings ON all sides. Sh,
, came to Dover to bring her daughter
Bertha, to the Conference Academy
and extended her visit to this town.
Mrs. Sidney Williams and Miss
Eliza Smith, of Philadelphia. who
have been visiting Mrs. Richard
Marin, west of Clayton, returned
home last week.
Mr.. Edward Farrell is down from
fhlladelphla on visit, and at the
same time experimenting the building
of new wagon house on his form IL
White Hall Neck.
Cove ). Wilson, who was a resident
IN Smyrna short time ten or more
years ago, spent Friday night in tbie
town, en- route to Dover, to register
He had hearty greeting for his
friends of former years.
Mr.. Walter Monro and Miss Ida
Davis, both of Blackbird. have an
nOunced their engagement. the mar
rage to take place October 5th.
Harry q. Conrad, Esq.,, of Wilmino-
ton, was III town on Friday as attor-
niey for Rosanna McElwee, of Elkton
IN suit brought against her bv Cbas
| W. OlscO to recover debt on foreign
attachment The suit went against
her IN favor of Mr.. Sisco at referae
trlal before Magistrate E. V. CoOper
a remarkable incident in connection
WIN TINS suit was the coming here of
the defendant. Mrs. McElwee is az
years old, and she made the trim here
OF thirty miles and return, sixty miIes
altogether, in team. ''-io'
MISS May FAIRIES has moved to Mar
beth, Pa, where she will keen bonse
Tor her brother, DR.. Clarence r Far
les, during the winter. Her mother
MRS. Kebecca FAIRIES, who has been
on visit there has returned home.
Roland W. Bell, of the U. S NAVY
serving on the ''Mayflower" in tTe
cuban waters during the recent war
WIN SPAN, and since its return trans
Ierrred to the Richmond" has been
1etalled home on waiting orders As
ne was IN the volunteer service II is
uouotless that he will be given q per
mahent position and in view of This
TACT Mr. Bell is trying to get transfer
INTO the regular service.
Atlantic City. i-''"y III
B. A. HAZEL, of this town. Repre-
Sentlve In the General Assembly from
hent county, has accepted the position
0 0I general manager of the Atlantic
onu1t 20. S plant at Clarksville. Tenn
and Sni lett for that place on Monday
Inc plant is one of the most important
IN the United States and Mr.. HAZEL
VIII nave great responsibility, but he
ha9 long experience in the business
ana VIII no doubt be successful. He
was was with the same people for 20 wears.
olhce that time he has had four offers
TO return: He expects to make his
nome IN Tennessee, for some time nj
least. '-'ii0 az
y, Mr.; and Mrs. Ezekiel Sparks. of
SShesttertown, = Md, were entertained n
Iew Ig days last week by Mrs. Annie
Miss Florence HAZEL has returned
10 wilmington after spending the sum-
mer months home.
Inc family of W. NJ. Bell have re-
turned home after spending the sum-
mer at their cottage at Rehoboth.
Mrs. George Moore and daughter of |
Wilmington, have been guests Of Miss
Elizabeth Hall
Miss Clara Pelstring. of Pbilodal-
pima, has returned from n visit 70 Misc
Eva Bitter. '''
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Farrell of |
Jersey City, are visiting her DaIents
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Phillips. Sr
John l.. Truax has left his brotbar
MOTIFS Iruax and taken a position with
Ohm Wythe & Son. Wholesale drn~-
Slsts, IN Philadelphia. His family will
move later. " III
Mr.; and Mrs, J. Frank Startling and
1aughterr, of Elkton, have been max
ing visit TO her mother.
William Gray, of Bridgeville. and r
u. Clark, OF Camden, were visitors to
our town the past week.
FRANK Williams, of Wilmington. has
Oeeh spending two or three davs with
MS parents. WIN
George Collins has returned from n
snort VISIT to his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John P. Collins.
nington. III
r, The marriage of Miss Margaret
Nllds Smithers, of Camden. n T
laughter OF Mrs. Elizabeth Smitbers
u this town, to Mr.. Gerhart Emil
has been announced. The
Wedding took place on Saturday. Sent
.unt '-'0 u i"e
Mrs: Mary FeirO, daughter. Mrs T
lllen Moore and granddaughter Miss
lary Moore (whose change of resi-. ,,
i,ence was announced in last weeks !
-IMEs,) have moved their household J
oods and took their final leave this =
aorning for Baltimore. '-' '
Miss Margaret p. Vane. of neor !
own, has returned home from n visit {
camden, N. j., also a trip up the I
ludson River, visiting places of inter
81 and amusement at ALBANY. Troy =
,,ohoes, Sand Lake and many other +
Miss Jennie Fowler, of Chester. Pa. !
nd Miss Mary d. Vane, of West /
rove, Pa, are being entertained bv
llss Margaret p. Vane. @
Miss Mary G. Cahoon has been on n 9
lsIt to her sisters in BROOKLYN and h
'ok1ng after herfall stock of millinery y
"Jonty' Emerson, of PHILADELPHIA q
on visit of several days to his "
myrna friends, and is kindly remem- d
cred on every hand. +,
MRS. Emeline Waters has gone on Il
9r annual visit to her daughter, Mrs n
has. =. Moore, in Philadelphia. ac- n
by her sister, Mrs. Priscilla q,
arnes, of Salisbury, Nd. II
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Winter, of al
OAOFe, Ia.J nave been enter If
med this week by MIR. and Mrs. w. f.
Pierce. Mr.. Winter is of the firm h,
Dlngee, Conard & Co, Florists. and in
and his bride nee Miss Mabel Hob f. f.
n, who has been frequent visitor to
If town, are enjoying their honev- III
oon. They go from here to Atlantic sI az
ty. -''--' '10 al al
Mrs Joseph B. HUM and daughter. VI
ISIS Julia, left to-day for Atlantic Fl
ty. Wv II n
Miss Eunice Anthony leaves this M
EEK for an extended visit to Trov r..
Y. wy 7, 4
Mrs. Tudor and son, Scott, of Balti- on
1re, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. F. ri TT
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Misses Name and Bertha Wallace. of sI ~O
,yer, is visiting the Misses Tschudv nj,
Mrs. Kate Morgan is visiting her N, ~,
ter, Mrs. Amanda Spruance. A
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The Registration. trq
The Registration was more spiritad to
Saturday than the preceding reo;s Hu ate
tion days, the total amount being ;n tie
two iii qfriofo III inc