Smyrna times., 1918-04-10
I[T2 0F THE DELAWARE
''' MARYLAND PENINSULA
v ITEMS GATHERED FROM
NEW" Wv, STATE EXCHANGES

uI+ems from all Partsot the
4 In'fssIS s.nIs About Your Friends and
] ..chbors and Their O0'0sS'
j nd Mrs. D. 0. Hastings
i'll 1'gfs give costume dance H.,. at rti%ar thSlr
snii Spi 18th: 18th. for the benefit of the Red
Cross.
4 ,...lo. WYATT. 81 years of age.
nd the Oldest continuous re resident et'1
'n1 nr.I,or. NJ, died recently. Two chill
@fs,spT' III .arrive, Mrs. ElwoOd Kellen,
.. 'l'1 wilmington. and Fred Wyatt OF
Chicago.
r.;ovse broke into the hardware
..,a If Hilyard & Son at Kenton Sat
'Dl, l,r NIGHT March 80, and stole a
".r, .,itv of small articles from a show
q' ". snd what change there was in
The money drawer
c+-nck BY boy riding bicycle in
.,ont of her home on Loockerman
...e, 4 Dover, Wednesday, last, Mar
' ..., Deiss, Daughter of Albert J.
Dsi.,. was painfully injured. receiV-
- ,nt beneath the chin which re-
,1i,ed nj several stitches to close it.
The warm days of last week have
,.s, ouite effective in Dover on vege-
,.,oD Grass has become bright,
hjsge of trees is putting out, mag
nl;s bushes and pear trees are in
y,,sym as are other early flowers.
Wheat fields are looking very badly.
IuJpes of the State Courts have
nDointed Jury Commissioners for one
vssr for the three counties as follows /:
Kent county-James w. Powell, Har-
,rgton and Jesse S. Burton. Dover.
Sussex county-Dr Roland G. Pawn
w Georgetown, and George H..
T,glsend. Millville New Castle
ogntv--Roberty D. Kemp Whining.
b1 and David C. Rose, Newark.
4 CORPORAL Daniel Maurice Tomlin-
4 con. son Of Mrs. William Tomlinson,
q Of Dover and Miss Margaret Thomp-
Yn. daughter Of Edward Thompson,
4 Of Hazelttville, were married at Elk
nn Nd. Saturday. March %. Cor
n ural Tomlinson is with Company A,
Pioneer Regiment Of DelaW are, sta
toned at Camp Dix. and Mrs. Tomlin-
son is to graduate from the West
Chester Normal School, at West
Chester, Pa, in June of this year.
Several Of Midtletown's citizens
Me at present on the sick list. but all
are improving William A. Comegys
is suffering from an attack of erysi-
peas which has affected the right
side of bis face. Ephraim Beas-
ten also has been i'll for several days
from heart affection; and James
Gaylord Bargdon has been confined tc
bis home for more than a week suffer
ing from neuritis; he is slowly re.
covering.
Miss Clare Wheatley Boyce. daugh.
1of former State Senator D. Harley
5'yce' and J. Paul Hastings, son Of
'anes W. Hastings of near Seaford,
were married, Tuesday evening, April
= by the Rev A. B. Francis. The
groom belongs to the U. S. army,
@Ing located at Camp Gordon,
Atlanta, Ga. He returned to the
6'-nIng camp on Friday. accompanied
0! Mrs Hastings. who will remain ,
snort time. Before her marriag,
MS. hastings was one of the teacher,
10 Union school, lear Seaford.
James Paul Brown. son of Mr.. anC
~ na A. N. Brown. of Wyoming, ant
al" BIanch Wheelock, of Wyncote
"a were married at the Temnl,
0'pll't Church, Philadelphia. Wed
r'''aY evening. April the third. by
1''' Russell Conwell. Mr.. Brown
y nF't lieutenant Of the Delaware
%'s'ment at Camp Dix, N. j., ant
r' snaIF was given a military effec
y @e presence Of a number of fellow
Vu'ei'' vi Mrs c. B. Hope and Mrs
w. w., H. Brown Of Dover and Mr.. ant
rn. r'. A. N Brown. of Wyoming
were also present.
p..' .ue engagement of Miss Div,
p''g p''sn' Of Georgetown. to J RoIan,
p,.n vas announced last week. Mr.
5.... ,sa until week of March 25. wa
h, tt'S pfothonotary Of SUSSEX county
~. w. y no" in the army service. H
Io,, 10, ueputy sheriff under his father i,
p,5l 5l Sod deputy receiver of take
I p,n, .' :. soIley N. Murray during hi
/. he boa ol once. The first of last yea
Fn,.s os'ame deputy to Prothonotar
10 aaIeF E. Riggin. Miss Roach, Roach a
sr1I STCent session Of the General As
and .; y was one of the stenographers
osos - !, present is employed in tn
DsDi.l u Deputy Attorney Genera