Smyrna times., 1900-10-10
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
People Who Come and Go
- and their Social DoingS.

Miss Annie Hough, who reached
home last week, was the last of those
who went away to spend the summer.
She stopped awhile in Trenton to visit
relatives, on her return.
Mrs. Alexine Thompson and daugh-
ter, Miss Mabel, are spending a few
days in Smyrna, prior to changing
their residence to Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fl. Cook and
son, of Philadelphia, are visiting the
family of Mrs. E. H. Hynson.
Mrs. Pike and daughter, Miss Mabel, |
who have been in Massachusetts for |
some months, have returned to their
home here.
Miss Helen Lewis entered the Will
mington Commercial College, on
Monday, for a course in bookkeeping
and type writing.
DIR. Emory Marvel, of Atlantic City,
was the guest of r. d. Hoffecker, Jr.,
last Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Herman Hazell is visiting
! friends IN Philadelphia.
Edward NJ. Boyd, who has been
identified with the clothing store of
E. G. Walls since his boyhood, will
leave on Monday to take a position with
E. o. Thompson's Sons, in Philadel-
phia. Mr.. Boyd by his uniform cOur-
tesy as a salesman made many friends,
who regret his departure from this
community.
Miss Eba G. Wilds made visit to
Philadelphis Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of last week.
Editor George Carter of the Will
mington journal, was i'll Smyrna yes
terday.
Messrs. Charles Stockly, Cummins
Speakman and A. Lee Clifton of Della
ware College were home from Friday
until Monday.
, Irving 7. Cooper of the Census De-
: partment, Washington, d. c., who
: came home i'll a month ago, has re-
!; covered sufficiently and returned Satur-
, day to his duties. Just previous to
his being taken sick, Mr.. Cooper re-
: ceived a promotion aud now stands
we'll in the department.
Mrs. John P. Hudson, Mrs. Joseph
t Smithers, Mrs. L. NJ. Price, Miss Sue
It Hudson and Miss Annie Sutton have
J.. gone to Milton, to attend the State W
v G. T. u, Convention there tomorrow
e and Friday
l. Mrs. w. o. Hoffecker is on a day Ol
), two's visit to her parents in Philadel
!, phia.
) Walter o. Hofecker, candidate fo
n Congress, attended a reception of thu
K Republican Candidates last evening il
N Middletown. He will attend a meet
:, ing at Wilmington tonight, and a
<, Little Greek Saturday night.
d The fact was noted in these colum
some months ago that four genaration
were in the family of Mr.. and Mrs
er Jacob Spicer, near Walkers. On Fri
r day evening these respective genel
as ations entertained their friends, th
n. result being pleasant evening to
ts number of guests.
n, Mr.. John I. Porter, of Scranton Ps
re came to Smyrna yesterday on a Wis
lie to his sisters.
ke George C. Rothwell, entertaine
to Peter ]. Ford, the Democratic Cand
vo date for Governor a personal friend, &
'el his home Thursday night near tow
er Capt. w. I. Jackson, formerly
ng Smyrna Landing, died at Red BAN
on on the 9th ult., of paralysis, in I'll
Ot 5Oth year of his age.
Mrs. J. B. Benson and Arthur !
Gearhart are visiting in Oxford Vale
Pa, and Trenton, n. J.
Last Thursday was the 10Th brit
day anniversary of Mrs. S. E. Marin,
lay and the occasion was made an enjo
able one in the compliments and be
ow wishes she received by letter and pc
ho sonal calls from her friends and rel
- tives. She was also the recipient
=, several beautiful presents. A numb
called at "The.L e.Locusts" during the d.
Nv to extend birthday greetings.
Miss Katherine Beckett left I'll
no morning for Milton, Del, and Berli
Nd.
,+, Mrs. Solomon Townsend of Kemblt
or vile, Pa, is visiting her sister, NJ
w. d. HAZEL.
G Mrs. Mary Wolcott, of Dover,
tended the funeral of Miss Eml
an HAZEL on Monday.
Remodeling Store Font.
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