Smyrna times., 1915-08-18

Lee short. Of Bridgeville. was
bs5l, cut under the chin during a
rracties game of baseball. /
Fortv-two hogs of the large herd
Of J. Townsend Warren. of near
Hocke,sin. have hog cholera.
Georgetown patrol of Boy Scouts.
who are camp ng at Oak Orchard, have
erected a wireless outfit.
Miss Emily Henry. head nurse
from a Philadelphia HOSPITAL, has been |
spponted superintendent of Milford |
Hospital.
The first enforcement Of the new
town ordinance against automobile
speeding in Brdgeville resulted in
10 arrests Thursday.
The Atlantic Construction Company.
of Richmond, Va. was the successful
bidder. Wednesday. for four miles of
the dupont Boulevard. at Georgetown.
A heavy iron falling on him. Her
man Cornish. who is working on the
new railroad pumping station at
Bridgeyile, suffered a shoulder blade
fracture.
At porch party given at the home
Of Mrs H L. Bonham. for the bene-
ct Of the hlilding fund of the New
ark New Century Club, $3.50 was
realized
With a ticket that cost him %
cents. Leslie Hill. of Newark. won
a5-passenger automobile at the street
carnival of the Aetna Hose Hook and
Ladder Company. Newark.
William Teller. for FIVE years
superintendent of the Delaware Col
lsge Experiment Farm, has resigned
t, accept the SUPPLEMENTARY of a
large farm owned by c. NJ. Lea, at
devon. Pa.
When 7. B. Schwatka. of Town
send held looking glass in front
Of dog owned by John w. Gnessford,
barber, the animal Immediately
vent into convulsions, it was badly
scared.
James E. Cheffens, of Newport.
was held in $500 ball for futher
hearing by Magistrate Lewis. of Will
mington. for the alleged embezzle-
ment Of So from the Singer Sewing
Machine Company.
Lee Short. Of Georgetown. was
not satisfied with 10 cents a basket
be was offered for mis- peaches in
Georgetown, and drove to Bridgeville.
Il miles away, only to find the price
but II cents.
Charged with resisting arrest anC
assault and battery, Clarence Major
Newark butcher. was held under 1
$500 peace bond and under a S3OC
bond for the Court of General Sessions
BY Magistrate Lovett.
Bishop Luther B. Wilson, of tn,
Methodist Episcopal Church, is be
queathed 81. 500 by the will Of Mrs
Sarah Anna Turner. bis -in-lsw
probated wednesday in the Orphan
Court, at Townson, Md.
Collector of school taxes of Dover
Charles T. Jackson. received fror
Dover's taxables for the six days i
which a discount Of eight per cent
was allowed. 81, lac. so out of a tota
Of ST., 200
William Houston, a negro boy q
about l3 years. of Dover, has bee
arrested on a charge Of stealing a ba
Of money from the store Of Ernes
Goodwin, Of Dover. having confesse
and revealed the hiding place. tn
boy at first denied the accusation. bT
later told the officers Of the money.
After an illness of several month
OF tuberculosis, Mrs. Daisy /. Zea
foss, sife Of Charles F. Zearfoss, OF
OF Dover's wellknown carpenter
die1 there at the residence Of her hu
band. aged 42 years. Funeral Sc
vices will be held Saturday afternoC
at 2 o'clock. with interment at LAX
side cemetery.
Wednesday night while a stor
was raging burglars entered the sto
Of Irwin Harwood, near Seaford, al
lock clothing and money. Daril
the storm lighting struck the hOr
OF George W. Carman. stunning NJ
Carman. The residence of All
holder also was struck. doing co
siderable damage.
Announcement Of the marriage
MISS Chattie NJ. Davidson, daught
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Davidso
OF Harbeson, and Harry c. Wal
OF Wilmington. son Of Former Coror
ana Mrs. George r. " alls, Of Co
spring. has been made. The cel