Smyrna times., 1913-02-26

Georgetown Is endeavorlng TO get |
an armOry and form a new militia
company.
Wilmington's Chamber Il Com
merce has been established ir the
Pont Building.
A horse driven by John Watson of
Milton, suddenly was paralyzed near
Georgetown.
Mrs Myra Allen, nee Fleetwood.
was granted a divorce nisi in George
town from Cover c. Allen.
Workmen have completed repairs
to the Milford depot which make it |
one of the best in lower Delaware
Ex-Sheriff Elijah Lynch, of Selby-
Vile, is making a strong fight for
appointment as State detective.
A junior sewing circle has been or
ganized among Lewes Presbyterians
by Miss Clara Wilson and Miss Name
Wilson.
Marus Ashar. of Kent County.
Md. has bought and shipped in the
past four weeks 4. 600 hides, mostly
muskrats.
The 800 acre farm of Dr.. Joe Lane
Findley of Church Hill Md. . has been
bought by William c. Hall for
$50, 600.
Playing around steam pipes at the
Kiamensi wooden Mills. near Mar
shaltOn, George Pyle. a boy, was
badly burned.
Delaware Grange at Newport, at
a recent meeting decided that wom-
ans womanliness is impaired by go
ing into politics.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Norman, of
Lewes. celebrated their thirtieth
wedding anniversary Sunday with a
turkey dinner to their friends.
An automobile club organized at
Middletown with 30 members, and J..
F. .McWhorter as president, will build
a club house and garage.
US. Marshal G. L. Townsend sold
the schooner Henry S. Robbins Satur-
day last. w. P. Woodall, Of Leip
sic, was the purchaser for S615.
Mrs. Ella Johnson, who nursed Mis-
Hetty Collie for many years, won I
verdict Of $1,000 for services before
Sussex county jury in Georgetown
David Rankin, Of Wilmington. j
investigating a report that he ha
been left $50, 600 and farm in Ire
land through the death Of an uncle a
St. Louis.
Something went wrong with IN
steering gear. and DR.. J. Fran
Jones, of Georgetown, plunged h
automobile into a telephone pole o
the Lewes road.
Under the auspices of the Centui
Club, Miss Bissell. Of Wilmington
and Mrs. Marshall, of Milford, ente
tanned in the Harrington public scho
Tuesday afternoon.
Members and officials Of the Delm
Methodist Episcopal Church ha'
asked the pastor, Rev. S. N. Pilchar
TO return for the ensuing year.
has been pastor there four year.
The L. d. Caulk Company. W
have one of the largest dental man
featuring plants in the world locate
at Milford, are making extensive
dition to the plant at that place.
Aldav Clements. one Of the m'
prominent and influential citizens
Kent County. Md. died at his ho
near Crumpton Md, Tuesday morni
after a brief illness Of acute indig
tion, aged about 63 years.
Accidentally shot in the h
William Geer, Of New Castle, v
not have the bullet removed for
present, as it is lodged so close to
femoral artery that an operation mi
be dangerous.
Seaford will appear again in
Sussex County Courts in Georget6
the last of this week. when Will
Burton will seek TO enjoin James
Wright from digging a cellar un
his moving picture theatre.
Following the completion Of
new water works the Delmar
Company has organized with a m
bership Of 200. Uniforms were
dered for every member and Cou
will buy 500 feet additional h
Mrs. Sarah A. Torbert. aged
years, one Of the oldest and most
spected citizens Of Kent County
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