Smyrna times., 1917-08-01

will take the northern route to Seat
tie, and down the coast to Portland,
San Francisco, Los Angeles, return
ing by the southern route through Salt
Lake City, Colorado Springs and
Denver.
MIR. William FAIRIES, proprietor and
owner of Smvrna's 8 well.known hard
ware store. who was stricken i'll at
the home of his son Gilbert S. FAIRIES
at Chester Heights, Pa, is still in
very critical condition with practically
no change for the better. The best
physicians and specialists lave been
called in on his case Mr.. FAIRIES has
absolutely no appetite and is unable
to take the nourishment he so badly
needs. His many friends hope to see
a change for the better. His family |
are all at his side.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson leaves to-
morrow tn visit Miss Edith Shesrer
at Elizabeth. N. j.
Mr.. John Ransom, of Chicago, gen.
eral manager of the Pullman Palace
Car Co.. has been spending a few
days with his relatives near Smyrna.
Mrs. James P. Hoffecker and Miss
Anna D. Hough, with their guests
Mrs. Rachel Collins and Miss Nellie
Collins, of Camden, N. j., leave
this week for Rehoboth where Mrs.
Hoffecker has rented a cottage for
the month of August
Mr.. William C. Hurlock, who has
accepted clerical position for the
summer in the Market Street National
Bank, Philadelphia, was home for the
weekend.
Mrs. W. E. Hegeman. (nee Lydia
Robinson), of Newark, Del, and Mrs.
F. Douglass, of Philadelphia. were in
Smyrna during this past week renew
ing old acquaintances.
Mrs. Reuben Warren, of Whining
ton, is visiting Mrs. G. Frank Gootee.
Mrs. Veronica Phillips, of Tunk
hammock, Pa, is visiting Mrs. Grey
Deakyne.
Miss Anetta Barron, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
j. Harris.
DIR. and Mrs. Thompson, of Phila-
delphia, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey w. FAIRIES.
Since announcing his appointment
as Second Lieutenant last week, an
, other promotion has come to Prof. j.
l.. Section, recently principal of the
SMYRNA Public Schools. Governor
Townsend has promoted him FRS
Lieutenant, a fact pleasing to hi
y many Smyrna Hartly friends.
Mrs. W. V. Messick and son James
Mrs. C. Leland Harmonson and daugh
ter Helen Denney; Mrs. w. G. Ro'
Z and son Billy, and Mrs. Warner w
Price left this morning for Rehobotl
I where they have rented a cottage TO
the month of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pratt, of Phil
:. adelphia, motored to Smyrna last weel
n and spent day renewing old friend
ID ships.
n MIR. Carlton B. Walls is spending
Ie vacation sojourning among the Pocon
u Mountains where he has Joined
er House Party.
.e Mrs. John H. Hoffecker, who, las
i week, returned from several day
1t spent at Rehoboth as guest of MI
l. and Mrs. L. Irving Handy, has hee
ar entertaining Miss Annie Matthews,
u Camden.
in Miss M. Edith Beck is on a tV
weeks trip to New England and
visiting her Mere, Mrs. Brant
r Boston, Mass.
n. Mrs. C. E. Moore, of Philadelphia
at is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Ho
ne fecker.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Foster DeFord r
ut turned from their wedding trip spe
ed at Atlantic City last Saturday.
av Misses Edith and Elizabeth Scotto
to of Hartley, were guests yesterday
n. Miss Edith Collins.
ar Mrs. John Neale and daught
as Janette, of Brooklyn. N. Y, are vi
itipg Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. RHy
olds.
DR.. and Mrs. Reuben E. Dem
me and children, of Philadelphia, ma
De- rented the Tschudy Bungalow at 0
OF Orchard on Indian River and left
lMer M day to take possession for sever
weeks.
ing Messrs. Ralph FAIRIES and Lo'
OF Baldwin. of Wilmington, were rec'
the guests of Mrs. Mary M. FAIRIES,
-, Smyrna.
.lsi MIR. Harold Wise, of Wilmingt'
tne is visiting his parents, the Rev.
:, auu Mrs. w. A. Wise.
[ne Miss Mary Roberts, of Smyrna,
'ta' returned from visit to Whining
re elatives.