Smyrna times., 1906-02-28
CHESWOLD.
Realestate Change About CheswoId- Railroad
Company 10 Put 10 Additional Siding For
Shlppers-Locals and Personals.

Shlppers-Locals and Personals.
Special Correspondence to the TIMES.
CHEswoLD, Feb. 26:-W. Fl. Thomp-
son has sold his house on New Street
now in tenure of William s. Sapp to
Samuel Unruh for $500. Also Thomas
Carny has purchased of t. S. Clark
tract of sixteen acres situated at
"Fork Branch" railroad crossing, two
miles south of Cheswold for $3.50.
Rumor has it the Delaware railroad
will soon put in siding for the ship
pers here at Cheswold by which they
can load on either side of the car.
Mrs. Jackson, teacher of the colored
school near Cheswold, fittingly OBJ
served Washingtoh's Birthday last
Thursday with flag raising, patriotic
songs, recitations by the children and
an address by Prof. Carroll.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kranz enter
tanned last Friday evening about
twenty friends at progressive Croki-
mole and features to the liking of their
guests. Refreshments were beautifully
served.
The rummage sale under the aus pices
of the Ladies Aid of Cheswold closed
last Saturday with an auction. They
cleared $500.
Under the auspices of the Cheswold
Ushers Union Rev. M. P. Porter will
deliver lecture entitled "True Prin-
ciples of Manhood" in Cheswold
Church Thursday evening of this
week. Mr.. Porter is a good speaker
and those who attend will surely be
entertained. Admission 10 cents for 6
worthy cause. :
Our w. @. It. q. will meet Thursday
afternoon of this week with Mrs. M. ]
Smith.
"What do We more than others" il
tae text and basis of sermon that has
been much commended, delivered las
Sunday morning by Rev. j. E. Cot
IN the absence of Pastor Goodhand
Next Sunday is Missionary day a
Cheswold. In the evening q program
} will be rendered by the Sunday Schoo
the nature of which, uperintendent c
Boggs in his announcement held il
reserve but promises something good
The amounts by classes for the yea
will be read out publicly. The EI
worth League with Mr.. Brady Shaha
as leader, filed the evening churc
services on the topic "The Pure Life.
Persouals:-Mr. and Mrs. JEFF Coope
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
Knots last Sunday in honor of thei
l fifteenth marriage apniversary.-M
Mary Anderson was the guest of th
! Misses Helen and Elva Garrison nef
: Kenton over Sunday and Mr.
9 Leven D. Casson of near Camden, De
Q spent Sunday with his mother Mr.
4 MA. Casson. Mrs. Mary A. Casso
: spent two days in Dover last week.
4 Mrs. A. W. Goodhand and Miss Del
/ orah Goodhand have been guests
+ Philadelphia friends for few days.
Q Mrs. William Dewitt of Dover we
i visitors of Mrs. W. s. Cantwell la
q Thursday with her mother Mrs. Val
10 at Dover.-Captain Muncey of Lift
y Creek was guest of p. L. Barcus, J
t last week.-Mr. Slaughter and M
u Hollinger of Woodside, were CUES
3, of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Slaughter la
~ week. Mrs. w. S. Cantwell is Il
" guest of her mother, Mrs. Charl
J. Clark, Downs Chapel. Joseph Hei
&c has moved with his family and bui
OF ness of making and mending shoes
Dover. Mrs. Wallen of Delmar wat
guest OF Mrs Harry Segilken Ii
lie week. -Messrs J. r. Legar and W.
H. Savin attended the two days session
r. State Grange held at Laurel last wee
y, After busy day with his patients
ce Monday DIR. Money with severe &C
en- became patient himself that event
i'd in Mrs. Moneys care.
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