Smyrna times., 1900-10-24


entry law student at Dover, which en-
titles him to register as such.
Revival services are announced to |
begin at Bethel next Sunday evening. |
Little Walter, the two-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Ford, swal-
lowed last week a small nail which |
greatly alarmed the parents. Medical
assistance was at once called in, and
the little fellow fortunately has been
relieved.
We hear it rumored there will be a
change of proprietors at the Garrison
Mills in the near future, which means
that j. H. Anderson will retire from
the milling business.
The ladies of our local W. G. L. U.
will give what promises to be fine
entertainment in Cheswold church next
Sunday evening at 7.3O p. m. The fol-
lowing is the program:
Singing -''Blest be the Tie That Binds"
| Prayer.
Scripture Reading ... Mrs. Harry r. Loose
"A Band of Brothers, ".... Six Little Boys
Reading-"Our Warfare and Our Duty"
Mrs. Minnie Disch
Solo-''Will it Pay. Mrs Mary L. Collins
Recitition- ''WhO Struck the Blow"
Miss Mary BOggs
Solo-''Don't Say It's None of Your Bus
iness," MIR, George B. Moore
Recitation IN TakeWhat Father Takes"
Miss Ethel Hardcastle
Solo-''If Were Voice" ...... .........
Mrs. Sallie Garrison
Recitation--"A Boys Plea" a,"...............
Master Norman Hoffecker
Recitation-"W is Worship" ,"..........
Miss Venie Ford
Solo. ......................D DIR. Stout
Recitatiion-"Who'H Help, ,"............ =.
Miss Carrie Dannenhauer
Recitation -"How Nice it Would Be-"
Miss Anna Collins
Singlng-"The Temperance Standard"
Congregation.
Death of Mrs. II. B. TayIOr:-Mrs. Han
nah B. Taylor, wife of Thomas X. Tay-
lor, a prominent farmer near Leipsic,
died last week aged 7S years. Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor had enjoyed nearly So
years of married life, which is allotted
to very few, and they have raised up a
large family the many years they have
lived on one of their farms near Leip-
sic. Mrs. Taylor's maiden name was
Denney, the sister of Isaac NJ. Denney.
Her children are Martha, wife of John
Berry, Wyoming Hannah, wife of
George Smith, Leipsic John Taylor,
Jr., near Leipsic Miss Ladie, Miss
{ Annie, Clayton and Thomas, are at
home, and Mrs. Sue Harper, whose
death few years since seemed so sad
and untimely. The funeral last Fri
) day was attended by very large cir.
, Gle of relatives and friends. Rev. n.
o. Gibson, of the NJ. P. Church, Dover,
officiating. Burial was made at Silver
Lake Cemetery, Dover.
Personally. F. Jarvis, of Amity
: vile, L. l., formerly of Cheswold
: was visitor to old friends last week
j. DIR. Ezekiel Dawson, formerly prac
t ticing physician at Frederica, Del
# was visitor in Cheswold last week
# Miss Amy Waddell, a former Ches
!. void school teacher, was a guest o
- Miss Lulu Boggs last week.-Mr. anC
4 Mrs. S. B. Cooper, son Carl and daugh
e ter Mary were last week visitors t
- friends in Philadelphia and Cheste
"a and incidentally Mr.. G. made a bus
- mess trip to New York.-Master Cru
g. Bolts, former Cheswold boy, now G
r. Philadelphia, is visiting friends here
q Mrs. Emma Voshell, of Dover, wa
a guest last Saturday of Mr.. Slmue
Moore Mr.. John Reihms, of Blacl
iston, formerly of Cheswold, is a vii
itor to his sister, Mrs. Will Graham
Mrs. Hester Ross, sons Charles an
es William and daughter Bessie, of Fe
ton, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
Boyd, near Cheswold.-Mrs. AliC
Reynolds and daughter Clara, al
visiting her mother at Greenwoo,
. Del.-Mrs. Hannah Shahan and Mi!
y > Lottie Shahan are visiting Mr.. an
" Mrs. p. L. Barcus at Little Greek.
. DIR. and Mrs. w. F. Corkran,
" Parsonage last Monday Add
. Luff and Mrs. Bedwell, of Wyomin
- were visitors of Mrs. James Legar la
Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. James
~ Pearson were visitors at Pearson
90 " Corner last Sunday.-Mr. and Nj
e John Williams, near Cheswold, are vi
- - iting his brother, James, at Whiteley
burg.-Miss Helen Anderson has I
nc : turned from an extended visit to L
L. tie Creek.-Dr. Frank Gardner al
e, mother, Mrs. Lulu Gardner, spel
nc Sunday with Mrs. G. NJ. HURT, M
u u lington, Nd. Mrs. Gardner RENAME
o , for more extended visit. REX.