Smyrna times., 1903-10-21
CHESWOLD.
Cheswold Tomato Cannery Pots Up 15,6OO
Cases Wedding Announcement -Lo-
cal and Personal Man4;o.

~SSS "SoolhS announcement -Lo-
cal and Personal Mention.
special Correspondence to the Times.
CHEswoLD, October 19. -Tomatoe
are done for in this Immediate vicinit,
but are still coming to this market il
small quantities from Cowgils Cor
ner and other places in the neck,
where the crop is later. Winter apple.
are now in evidence and bringing q
cents the basket. At this figure Mr.
ID. ID. Boyce has bought W. F. Nc.
Kee's crop of 1900 baskets. Keiffer
pears, of which there is only nomi.
nal crop in this vicinity, are making
some show on the market.
We are credibly informed the sum-
ming up of the tomato pack this sea-
son by Messrs. Preston & Grow. our
Gamers, is 10, 600 cases.
The celebration of the twelfth ami
Versary of our Cheswold Ladies' Aid
organization held at the home of Mrs.
Z. L.. Barcus, last Thursday evening.
was well attended and lively affair.
Vocal and instrumental music en-
llVened the event, recitations also bv
Mrs. Lewis ID. Learned and Misses
Bessie Middleton and Elsie Cantwell
and a reading by Mrs. Lizzie T.
Smith. Refreshments were bounti-
fully served.
The young ladies composing J.
Hermon Anderson's Sunday School
class will hold a 'Box Social in onr
Jr. y. U. A. NJ. Hall next Tuesday
evening, the 9th inst. The public is
invited.
A company of fifteen from Jr. II
A. NJ. Council, No. q, of Dover. 10
paying fraternal visit to- Harmony
Council, No. 90, of Cheswold. this
(Monday) evening. The goat has
been we'll groOmed for the event two
candidates for admission to member
snip are passing through the ordeal
OF initiation, so altogether the event
W. Will De made memorable, no doubt.
Inc candidates doubtless will keen
vivid recollections of the incident |
through life.
Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Boggs have is
sued cards to the marriage of their
laughter, Lulu Estelle, to Mr.. !
0alph Stout, of East Orange, on We'd
lesday afternoon, October the 2Stb
u . O'Clock. Reception until half
tter four O'Clock. Miss Lulu is one
Il Cheswold's esteemed ladies. not
My socially but possessing capabili-
les IN many ways, whereby she will
Q much missed and will take with her
ne hearty good will of this entire
ommunity.
Our W. G. T. U. will meet with
lrs. Mary Casson at 7.3O o'clock
thursday evening of this week.
" yastor GOOdhand preached Sunday
: a~ARg a we'll prepared aud most t
loughttuI sermon on the second =
'ming of Christ, presented TO his !
ldlence In a way that left their minds
ear upon this one subject. generally o
ystlcai. In the evening he preached
practical discourse from the text: {
> King Agrippa L was not dis. \
'edlent unto the heavenly vision" o
cts 26-l9. He will begin his revival Is
eetings at Bethel next Sunday even
g.
Personal. Mrs. Lillian Leacoek Of l,
mmerville, Mass, was a guest of
rs. ii. X. Loose last week. DR.. w Of
Smith of Salisbury, Md, was a C.
est OF Mrs. NJ. j. Smith and other ssIi
ends of this vicinity over Sunday CT
Mrs. Mary Bramble of Chestertown. d
l'' Is visiting friends in Cheswold -
d vIcinity.-Miss Deborah Good.
nd entertained her school friend.
SIS Ethel Maloney, as did also Mr.
Denney Moore his school friends 2
: q. Q. Parvis and c. NJ. Simpler .
the Wilmington Conference Acade- :
Mr.. j. Hermon Anderson and $
George q. Anderson sttended the q
rrett.s Chapel anniversary last Sun. 9
MRS. Alice Reynolds and Mrs 9
'nua Boyd are visiting Mrs. Wbar. z
greenwood. R. A. Dimet moved 9
m his farm near Wileys to-day to g
tsburg, Pa, and is succeeded bv 4
j. Heath OF Oregon, the purchaser 8
'anlel Voshell is also occupying s
James Brown property in Cbes. q
d, he recently purchased. 8
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