Smyrna times., 1903-11-04

II.
Io' Oh winch Tucker and Thornley, q
smyrna will erect an overall factor
70 De completed by December .b
nrst' AS the industry will give am
PIoyment to home labor. its comino =,
Clayton is matter of mucb ;p+oroa9
wednesday evening last at o,clocl
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs 7 N
stevens, Mt. Friendship, the paren+s
VI the groom, Miss Hattie Nichols 80
reliance, Md, was married to M
hufus Stevens, by the Rev VIII
Dlckerson, assisted by the Rev
w. Nichols. Miss Daisy W. Nichols
cousin OF the bride, was bridesmaid
ana Mr. Charles Nichols, a brother
TO the bride, was best man.
William H. Redmile. road foror,.
OF engines of the Delaware railroad
mas selected Howard @. Downs omar,
ator IN the Office of the road foramon
as stenographer, who is to assist hin,
IN MS duties. This is an innovotion
IN tn-s office and is intended TO take
'ne pace OF an assistant road foreman
"nicn position Mr. Redmile occuniad
win Mr.. Tufts, although known nm
der the title of engineman.
Mr. William N. Hurlock. Of pbno
Ielphla' brother of Mr.. Harry Hnr-
lock OF near Blackiston's ond
Drother OF Mr.. John Wilkinson
1nliaoelphla, met with serions acci.
"ent Monday morning of last wool {
under rather novel circumo+onooa l
hurlock is brakeman on the penn 4
sylVanla Railroad. While welkina g
'HIOusn train, which was SLOWLY
Pulllng into Broad Street Station bo "
Decame dazed. He reached tho ,,Iot
form all right and later lost b;o ~ IL
ance and fell, striking his face ond Sc
neau On a rail, fracturing his frontal CT
0OHe ana breaking his nose. He woo Ill
I@Aeu TO the Medico- Chirureica, ei
hofpltal and is recovering SLOWLY m
to
Next Sunday promises 70 bo C..
! nil sSt,-Paui M. E. Cbnrch to-
:. 80 arrangements have been mada 70 NJ
ave an all-day program. The ore+tr Sa
'''ie church has undergone 9 tho fri
ugh renovation in the naot 60, Fo
ion'nS' including a metal ceiling ond MI
le returnishing of the whole intsr;1u ~ Mi
cost Of about 5000. Pastor North fer
- na been active in the affairs of her
= Isorch, and reopening dav means CHI
3en to the congregation. The Rev my
gorge z. Jones of Wilmington. will Les
'cupy the pulpit in the MORNING tho pro
W ev' vaughan S. Collins of Smvrno last
III preach IN the afternoon. and tba
'enlng service will be in cbaroo -
residing Elder Koons. Speciol
uSlc will be rendered by the choir
lould the day be pleasant there will ~
large congregations.
FRANK Lord, youngest son Of Mr.
d Mrs. Alexander Lord of this +omn speci
'a IN the Pennsylvania HosnitaI HI
liadelphia, on Tuesday last. wbero seize
nad gone for an operation. He sold
oeen suffering for sometime with cons
CT trouble and Sunday night he was Sl51,
zen suddenly i'll. The newt roorr;,11 aside
was carried to the hospital. where Re
vas round there were COMPLICATIONS will
diseases. He began to sink ranidI,, Circu
uieu on tuesday. The news of o'clOt
INK Lords death was received ,v;tL Ho,
row by his many Clayton friends consi
Detter hearted or kinder dIsposi. peciaI
leu BOY ever lived in Clayton. For were
"a -, years ne has been en-. The
ed with trolley company in Pbilo and {
80. : IneraI took place Friday, later
taken to Salisbury. into t
> tne old family home, for in. fun to
nent. -0i in- -uI W
enry E. Cain. who hoo ported
et agent OF the Delaware RaiIrood Pers,
over Tor period of thirteen wears lantic
Oeen transferred to the ofSoo 80 a visit
rye V. Massey, general connsoI Slaugl
Z rennsylVania Railroad in PbiIo- Ida d.
MA. Mr.. Gains new position = a short
'shlp In Mr.. Massey's Office and = Miss
emotion offered to him w;tL11 to Will
ltatlon. He entered upon bis - Lane s
IS Monday, though for the nrosont Rev.
retain his residence there NJ Miss
has proven himself to be- q vow League
ent officer and merits the me-, week. -
he has received, though If ;s land Oh
tied that they are to losa h;no with
as citizen and in his ofso;aI H. Mel
lty. Since he came tbaro tt;-, enterta