Smyrna times., 1910-10-19
DELAWARE AND
MARYLAND NEWS
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Best News CulIed From the Three
Counties of Delaware About Your
Friends and Neighbors.
A heavy frost covered lower
Delaware Tuesday night and ended
the late crop of lima beans.
Mrs. Sallie Talent, of Denver,
Col, addressed the New Century
Club of Georgetown on a tour of
Europe.
A driving horse owned by DR.. ].
R. Sudler, of Bridgeville, died from
tetanus caused by running into a
barbed wire fence.
Jennie Davis and Elijah Carey,
both of Frankford, were united in
marriage Tuesday evening at the
Presbyterian manse.
The oyster season in Delaware has
now been open nearly two weeks and
the oysters, though plentiful, seem
to be much poorer than in former
years.
Fifty-two cents for FIVE baskets of
hand d-picked and hand-p lcked apples
was what James McClothen,
Georgetown farmer got after the
commission men got through with
him.
Herman Prettyman of Milton,
did an act as we'll as a circus aero
bat, but he didn't stop in time and
now is nursing broken wrist and
various bruises as the result of
tumble of about II feet.
Samuel D. Derby. of Woodside
who has become one of the foremost
apple growers in the country has
shipped fourteen carloads of fancy
winter apples to cold storage houses.
Francis M. Soper, in reply to ques-
tions, stated that his apple ship
ments are now reaching 81. 900 every
week during the picking season.
]. D. Price at present the pro-
prietor of the Windsor Hotel, Mil
ford, has leased the Central Hotel
and will take charge the first of
January. While at the Windsor
Hotel. Mr. Price has conducted the
place to the satisfaction of the pub
lie and it is MOI than likely that he
will continue to do so in his ne "
place of business.
Miss Sallie S. Bell, daughter OF
Mrs. Aaron w. Bell, of Milford, ant
Theodore L. Flammer, of New York
we're quietly married at st. Angus
\ tine Chapel, New York City, oi
I Saturday, October 9th, by Rev. Eu
gene Toy, D. D. Miss Bell was
former resident of Milford, but TO
several years past has been nursing
Il in New York. Mr.. and Mrs Flamme
/ went to Milford on Tuesday for feY
II days visit with her mother.
Il The Old School Baptists in tn
II vicinity of Sycamore, near Laurel
\ will on Wednesday, Thursday an
II Friday hold their seven-year- meeting
according to their former custol
and a great time is anticipated
Il There will be no services in tt
evenings. The services will TAX
place in the old church near Syci
more. In former years it was tn
/ custom to take roasted pigs, bee
I chickens and all kinds of edible
and all have a gala time, and it
II presumed that this will be done tn
time.
Il A very pretty wedding was soler
Il nized at the Union M. E. Parsonat
i on Wilmington on Monday evening
October 10th, by Rev. W. F. Cor
ran. The contracting parties we
Miss Mary F. Luff of SOB Maids
Il Street, Wilmington, and Alfred
4 Clifton, of FELTON,. The bride is t
oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
7. Luff and the groom the only s
Of Mrs. NJ. E. Clifton. Miss Blan
}. Luff was bridesmaid and I.
HILBERT was best man. The you
4 couple were rendered reception
+ the home of the BRIDES parents fr
4 to 1G p. m. They will be at no
after October oath at Sixth and Mi
ison Streets, Wilmington.