Smyrna times., 1911-12-13
NEWS OF THE DELAWARE
MARYLAND PENINSULA
NEWSY ITEMS GATHERED FROM
OUR STATE EXCHANGES
Interesting Items From All Parts of
the Peninsula About Your Friends
and Neighbors and their Doings.

llG TSuluSuid FOOul IOGi IliClOS /
and Neighbors and their Doings.
Stock of the First National Bank
of Dover sold in Philadelphia re-
Gently at $3.50 per share, $3.50 above
par value.
Victor Hendrickson, former county
commissioner and assessor for Kent
county. died Monday of asst week
at his home near Chestertown.
Over 5000 turkeys were sold at
public sale at Hatboro, Pa, recent
ly. First grade brought 18 to 10
cents a pound and second grade 16
cents
Miss Cora N. Hurd and Robert
Ogel, both of FELTON,, were married
at Asbury parsonage, Wilmington,
by Bev. w. F. Corkran.
1t can never happen again: On
the 18th day of the 11th month of |
the 11th year the Dickinson College |
II won it's football game by a score
of IL to o.
State Councillor Richard Hodgson,
of Townsend, paid an official visit |
to Dover Council, No. 27, Junior |
Order United American Mechanics
Tuesday evening of last week.
Cards have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Ada A. Christian,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Addison
Christian of Philadelphia and Green's
boro, Md, to Wesley T. Smith of
Ridgely on December 18.
Rev. ]. M. Mitchell, rector of St.
James Episcopal Church, Centre
willie, who underwent a serious oper-
alton in a Baltimore hospital sew
eral weeks ago, has taken a change
for the worse and his recovery is
Lawrence Eli Cain, a prominent
farmer of near FELTON,, and Miss
Harriet Goslee were married at the
home of the BRIDES parents near
Stockley, Sussex county, Monday,
November 9th, by Rev. J. w.
Minner.
Married in Lansdowne, Pa, on
November 20, Thomas W. Wilson,
Jr., formerly of Dover, to Miss
Helen D. Hines Mr.. Wilson is
we'll known in Dover, being the son
of Deputy Register of Wills Thomas
W. Wilson.
Edward Deem, prosperous young
farmer of near Whitleysburg, died
Tuesday of last week at the Balti-
more hospital, after an Hines of
nine weeks. He leaves widow to
whom he had been married only a
year.
Hiram Dowham and Miss Edith
Cook, both we'll known young people
of Wyoming, were married last week
by Rev. Leon Jackson. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Cook and the groom is the son
of A. A. Dowham.
An alarm of fire sounded Tuesday
morning, at Dover, and it proved
to be the Hammond property OF
Governors avenue, an OverheateC
pipe ignited the ceiling, through
which it ran to an upper room. The
fire was extinguished before any
serious damage was done.
Married at the West Churcl
Manse in Wilmington, by the Rev
Alexander Allison, Jr, on Novembel
25, Prof. Clifford NJ Simpler, o.
Selbyville, and Miss Caroline Ham
mis- Angstadt, of FELTON,. The!
have the hest wishes of all thei
friends.
The following Kent countians hav
been drawn for Jury service at tn
December term of the United State
District Court: Kenton, Edwin B
Downs, David S. Clark; Littl
Creek, James Taylor; South Murder
! kill, John Heyd; North Murderkill
James R. Taylor; Duck Creek
James T. Truax, Joseph B. FAIRIES
The trustees of the Delaware Stat
} College for Colored Students a
Dover have purchased the printing
plant of the Bridgevillle Press, nov
out of BUSINESS and this equipmen
will be added to the college depart
: ment of printing from which
weekly paper is already issued an
: in which many of the boys ar
Z taught the rudiments of the printer
art.
: The new railroad freight offic
: and warehouse which had bee
: erected two squares north of tn