Smyrna times., 1912-05-22
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.

| EGntuSuld HDOuI TOUT FTl6nQS anu
Neighbors and Their Doings.
Rehoboth citizens have secured |
the services of an aviator for their
Fourth of July celebration.
In one month, George Liddell,
Liberty Grove, received $50 from
the sale of eggs from 45O hens.
The State Department issued 269
automobile licenses during April.
Ninety-one of them to Dover peo-
pie.
The Seaford News says: "Sea-
ford has no wireless telegraph sys-
tenn, but news travels from one end
of it to the other faster than if it
has one.
Mr.. Lohand, on the Pennel Rash
farm. near Dover, had the mis-
fortune to have several teeth
knocked out and part of his jaw
broken by the kick of a mule last
week.
While driving a pair of mules
across a field on the DR.. Marvin
farm, near the Bayshore last week,
one of the animals fell in a we'll,
and was drowned before it could be
extricated.
Miss Edna M. Galloway, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William 4. Gala
way, and Medford L. Watson, junior
member of the firm of Medford L.
Watson & Son, undertakers at Mil
ford, were married at the bride s
home in Laurel on Monday evening,
May 6.
The Odd Fellows of Dover are
endeavoring to organize a baseball
team and will challenge any local
team for games. Dover Council
No. 27, Jr. o. U. A. M. will also
organize a team and will send q
challenge to the Odd Fellows fol-
Memorial Day.
Walter l.. Butler, son Of E. S.
r. Butler of Wilmington, with hi:
wife, were passengers on the steam
er Arcadian that was stranded neal
Cartagena, Columbia. but thei
friends learned that they were il
no danger and have now resume
their trip.
The P. o. S. of A., of CheswoId
will present Nelson's school with
flag May 25, when they will have
picnic and flag raising in closin
the school for the year. Miss Lii
. liam Carson, of Dover. is the teach
er.
The 32nd annual encampment {
= the Department of Delaware, Gran
: Army of the Republic, was held
Z Wilmington recently. There al
2 now. in the State 10 posts and Al
: members. The losses by death fl
: the year ending December 81, 19l
9 were so.
9 Out of 244 candidates. one mS
: was elected bishop on Thursday
= the general conference of the Met
= odist Episcopal church; Homer
Stuntz, assistant corresponding Sc
2 rotary of the board of foreign mi
. sions, New York, being the first
eight new bishops to be elected.
: Basil Perry, Coolspring's we
9 known and enterprising nurseryma
: and Miss Lima Wilson, daughter
= MIR. and Mrs. Josiah S. Wilson,
9 near Georgetown, were married
! Rev. L. B. Morgan, at the Georg
Z town Circuit M. E. Parsonge. M
: and Mrs. Perry have a large Giro
: of friends who wish for them lo
. and happy welded life.
z Miss Virginia E. Jones, daught
of Mrs. Maria Jones, of Midd
: town, and William M. H. Gore,
9 Cambridge, Md, were married
Baltimore on Tuesday evening
Z the Rev. Mr. Bowers. The bride
: gown was a handsome traveli
: suit of brown whip cord. After
= wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. &C
= will make their home near Ca
bridge, where Mr.. Gore is engag
= in farming.
= Rev. Joseph Brown Turner, pas
of the Dover Presbyterian Chul
for the past thirteen years, "
9 sever his relations with the Do
church in September of this y
A< upon his return from abroad.
will leave on June 20 for Europe
the interest of the Historical Soci
of Pennsylvania. The coming j
will mark the Both anniversary
Mr.. Turner's ministry.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wis
poI1 Tavlor. of Grand Rapids. Michio