Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1906-01-31
NEWS OF THE DELAWARE
AND MARYLAND PENINSULA
SHORT, NEwSY ITEMS or INTEREST GATH.
Erred FORM OUR EXcnNGeS.
GIeanlngs Gathered IRON all Parts Of the State
About Your Friends and Neighbors and
their DOlngs During the Week.

Meanings Gathered from all Parts Of the State
About Your Friends and Neighbors and
their DOlngs During the Week.
Mr.. II. V. Manlove, wac recently |
purchased the Cannon Hotel at Laurel
is making extensive repairs and re-
modelling the structure.
Miss Della James, of Laurel, left
last week for the State Hospital at
where she will be employed
as a nurse
j. Waters Russell, of Chestertown,
has been appointed subregister by the
Board of County Commissioners for
Kent County to succeed his father, the
late Waters Russell.
Capt. Andrew Woodall, an owner of
60 farms in lower Cecil County, is
critically i'll at his country place at
Georgetown. Capt. Woodall recently
celebrated his 87th birthday anniver-
sary.
While William Dyer was operating
a circular saw in his woods at Green's
boro, Thursday, he had his hand
caught in the saw and so badly man
gled that part of 1t had to be ampu-
tated by DIR. Goldsborough.
n,or On0 od5;t;oooI Kooeon es,,o.l
hich are well bred for Inbreeding and
propagation have been purchased at
ST each and released on the game pre-.
serve of Frank Thompson, the young
Philadelphia at Redden Station.
The Standard Real Estate and De-
velopment Company was incorporated
to carry on a general real estate bust.
ness and engage in the trade of con
tractors. The incorporators are il
Wilmington, and the capital stock is
100000.
John A. Jolls, son of the late Post
master John w. Jells, has received hi
commission as postmaster at Middle
town, and will enter upon his dutie
Feb. LIST. Mrs. Theodore II. Leonhart
assistant, has been acting posimaste
since Mr.. JolPs death in November.
The State Department Thursday is
sued certificates of incorporation t
the r. E. Moore Company, to manu-
facture and deal in all kinds of har
and soft fiber and fibrous substances
The incorporators are all of Whining
ton and the capital stock is 500, 900.
Last week the mutual sight of will
geese feeding in Delaware wheat field
was witnessed by residents of SUISSE
County. This is not uncommon i
Virginia and points further south, br
it is the first case of the kind reporte
around that section.
Christopher j. Vandergrift, farmt
of near Middletown, filed a voluntar
petition in bankruptcy in the Unite
States Court Thursday. He is repr
scented by Christopher t. Word. III
petitioner places his liabilities at $50
076. A and assets at $25, 900 which i
cludes three farms. He is well know
farmer.
, The race between Edward Banks,
: Wilmington, and Alden b. Richards,
: of Dover, for the state championsh
at clay targets, will be shot at t
grounds of the Dover Gun Club,
February z. 1t was at first intend
] to shoot this race at an earlier dai
S but owing to press of business, su
! was impossible. Mr.. Banks challeng
g Mr.. Richardson some time ago.
i James Bunker, IS years old, e
= ployed as assistant miller at the 81
q and -four mills of Henry Lynch, n,
q Viola, and young man of much pro
Use, was taken to a Philadelphia b
~ pital Friday night by local ply
;. in the hope that modern antiser
~ treatment may save his right a
9 which was crushed in machinery
~ day afternoon.
II. p Reese, of Harrington, wht
T, employed as brakeman on the d.
ware Division met with bad accid
:. on Wednesday. He was looking
for hot boxes on the train, and '
- struck by mail crane and badly
- iured about the head and should,
:, no bones were broken. He was tai
=, to hospital in Wilmington.
'st Miss Clara Bryan, of Middleto
k who has recently been appointed
J sistant teacher at Massey, has b
he appointed second assistant at the \
ely lington Academy, caused by the re-
to nation of Miss Helen Power on acco
nd of i'll health. Miss Bryan takes n
ely Matte HazelI's room, she being ,
or NOTED 10 Miss Powers room. n
N Pearl Ahern has been appointed as
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