Smyrna times., 1904-07-06

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you what you wish.
Many Boys in STlebridge & Clothiers.
Thence We 20 TO Strawbridse
ClOthier's, where We tud Smvrrs well
represented by such able men a.
Frank Raymond, \. Lee Cummlus.
Joseph VanWiaAle. John Y. ~pr1-
ance, Thomas Parrott. Ben amin Ben
son, Gardner Beckett They all ~
tended Us ii hearty grasp ot the hand
as though they were delighted o. $50
Us and We believe them sincere He-a
We lunched as II seemed 50 hoa.elke
seeing SO many We knew. Tired of
sight seeing, we decide o. - o. see tie.
football game a. Frankhu FielE We
telephone to William Wharton wro
Is assistant treasurer Of the keystone
Telephone Company and he Informs
Us 1t Is game between Harvard ant
!. Of 2. The -reat and renowned
football ex-caita.l Cuar,-, WLar-o1
has done the coaching aLd L. u I. .
again victorious, he having won an
other Page IL football history. Here
we see A. Lee Clifton, Howard Moore.
medical students, and Charles Stocklv.
law student, betting en- the game
Don't tell their fathers. After v-llin-
ourselves hoarse, We decide 20 consul
a physician. ! suggested the follow
ing doctors, who were formerly II
Smyrna, viz: Doctors William
Mitchell, }. E. C.awsou. Frances Van
Gasken, Of North Philadelphia. Doc
tors George A. Stubbs, GeJr-e Den
ney, Ned Woodward. If We,. p.lla
delphia; DR.. Clarence FAIRIES Of Mar
beth; Dr. Edmond Evans and Dr. =.
A. Buchanan cf South Philadelphia
Or. George Osra.,'s Time yalaasls
We were about to consult DR.. De-a aer
but Just happened 10 think he hal 1st
become benedict, we Therefore aal
some consideration for MS valuable
time and decided to stop at drug
store, but who should we NEE. bat
Jay Smith behind the counter giving
people poison IL very minute doses
however according to directions Of the
physicians. He SAID he was at ban
quet given by the druggists aaE saw
his old friends from SMYRNA here.
viz: Howard and Norman TavIyr.
Wilmer Collins, Camden, y. j.
Homer Smith, Wayne; Luther Hof-
tecker, 18th and Ridge avenue: Joseph
FAIRIES, Of H. X. Milford firm. After
purchasing a box Of Smiths cough
drops, we walked over the SchuvIkilI
river bridge aud rested at the B. s d.
railroad depot. Here we called anon
Frank Chatham and Foster Williams.
employees Of the 3. i .. railroad
company. They informed Us that Hen
born Benson and Mariner Beckett
were employed by the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad company. As we waIk-I
III Chestnut street for the cars were
crowded on account Of the game. We
stopped at Jacob Reeds and called on
Olin HoGgh, who seems to be a per
manent fixture with this firm; We then
crossed Broad street to Mcdonald K
Campbell where We called 1pon Ed
ward Boyd, who Is a salesman in every
respect having been carefully tutored
under Edward u. Walls Further
down Chestnut street we stopped At
A. c. Yates, here we called upon
Thomas Mccoy who is as attractive as
ever.
Brought Back Familiar smyrna SCeuss.
After calling upon Irving 7. Cooper
who is with Hires Root Beer firm, We
started from the Hotel Walton the in
est in the city. At dinner we saw Mr..
William Waters who Is head Of Zeigler
* Co. Shoe firm, and Benjamin HAZEL
who is manager Of a branch Of the
American Snuff CO. After dinner We
went to the Chestnut st. Opera Il ouse
aud think they were playing Way
down on the farm, when the quartetts
sang 'The Old Oaken Bucket" yo1
imagined you were listening to the
old Lyric or Irma Quartetts Of
Smyrna. Seems all Smyrna was there
that night. there was Daniel Phillips.
James Mitchell, Willard Carrow.
George Rice, David Meredith. Jas
B. Walls, Abel Riggs, Daniel Wells.
While seated there We looked up and
viewed the beautiful decorations and
we wondered if Frank Pratt had been
the designer. As We looked at the
electric display We thought Of John
and Alex Mustard. of the Wagner
electrical Co., Thomas johnson.
Donald Cloak, Clayville Moore At
ter the play We went into BOOthbvs.
where you get the finest oysters in tae
city and there we saw Frank Sparks,
Harvey B. Stewart, Marion Hearr of