Smyrna times., 1905-03-29

cl0ck-Sec.
At the session of Severson's M. E.
sunday School next Sunday afternoon
1t 2 o'clock the annual election of Of
icers will take place.
Capt. Smith has supply at Smyrna
Landing, of Tygert's popular brands of
Phosphate for spring crops. For Pota.
toes use Tygert's Special Potato Guano.
H. d. Boyer, real estate broker, has
sold for E. W. Lapham, of near Clay
ton, his fine 100 acre farm near
Goldsboro, Md. to Mr.. George A.
Stevenson of Greensboro, for So, 75O.
Mrs. William Raisner of near town,
if all accounts, are true, beats the
record with prolific hens. Last week
she collected over a hundred dozen
eggs and brought to town.
W. A. Stevens is improving the ap-
pearance of his home on west Com
merce street by building a wider porch
and extending it around the front and
side. When completed it will give his
pretty home a much more commanding
appearance.
Have you noted the unusual bargains
offered by Megary & Son of Whining
ton. Keep in touch with this popular
store these early Spring days for op-
portunities are continually presenting
themselves. See advertisement.
The meeting of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society of the Asbury NJ.
E. Church will be held tomorrow af-
ternoon at the home of Miss Susie
Hudson at 2.30 o'clock. A full attend
ance of the members of the Society is
desired as a matter of important bust
ness, will be considered at the meeting.
The Hazel Block which includes the
offices of the Smyrna Transportation
Company. Cosgriff & Reynolds and
the dental parlors of DIR. R. A. Come
gys, is undergoing a change at tht
hands of the painter, and will b'
frightened and refreshened by a new
dress of paint.
Tucker & Thornley, are enlargins
their boiler and engine room at tn
Overall Factory near the Depot t
make room for more boiler capacity TO
their plant. This factory is one o
Smyrna's worthy industries and give
employment to large force of opera
tors. The firm is busy filling orders
A. f. Huey, of Massey, Nd, VIII
has the exclusive agency for the Go
lumbus Buggies, which took first priz
at the st. Louis Exposition, advertise
in this issue. Farmers and all person
interested in a good thing, should ca
and see Mr.. Huey and learn somethin
of his fine line of carriages, buggie
and agricultural implements. Keep i
touch with his advertisement.
At the recent session of the Whining
ton Annual Conference Edwin 81. Ne
son was appointed trustee for the col
ference for Annie Chatham, who is OF
of the conference claimants. At IL
same time J. Williams of Salisbur.
Md, was appointed trustee for IL
minor children of the late Rev. M
Conner, who are also conferenC
} claimants.
The burning of brush heaps an
other rubbish gives evidence that Il
gardeners are getting in their ear
spring work. A few of our progre
sive citizens have planted their gard'
9 seed and are hoping to be in the le
t with their crops. The rains of t
J. past week have much interfered WI
q farm work and thereis much activi
g in preparing for busy season.
o The Mission Study Glass OF t
Il Epworth League of the Asbury M.
" Church of which Professor John
It Burdette is teacher, has just enter
= upon the Study of its second text-boC
Ie 1.-THE Price of Africa" The first t.
is book was the "Sunrise in the Sunr
Kingdom" and was much enjoyed
the members OF the class until its co
pletion some time ago. "The Price
S Afr;oaD with its 0lmnpes of Da'