Smyrna times., 1918-04-24
IN 3F THE DELAWARE
w MARYLAND PENINSULA
ITEMS GATHERED FROM
|I"' STATE EXCHANGES

OUR
,..ns from all Partsof the
Ia'r''t.'s ABOUT Your Friends and
','',5D ..sSDor, and Their Oo.'Ss'
...., May. infant daughter Of Of
Bs3,'a .,I I'3i Clara o. co"egys, Of
.., '. a,gdsI. i. died Wednesday Ap'''
lo ,.,,.r. and buyers Of the
lhs .ola sIs', community are contract
B.. 5.'5''r e, tomatoes for oeeot' a. 5AiSs{, ,Esj,
's t,' 5,,s the greater part OF ''ei'
srua't' filed =
] ,15,t ii v, George D. IFa''{' {'.I, ot Mllt ,aat
a,.. a.1 IN addition to a decree s<. nlsI, 1so
zee, e.. - r.s ordered to pay his wife $50
J.. -s.Ir. Month and the son $50 per month
-. uinner. husband Of Mrs.
~. ,a'' Minner, who died week Of
asi.r aIt April S lived only fe" days
I...I' ~. Il. wife. passing away, Tues
a.'' s.,iI H., 16. and Will be buried at
Wy "' Chanel Thursday. De-
s,.s3 was rs years OF age.
r.ils in wood about four miles
~" georgetown. Tuesday cutting
.rss, ~, Wilmore Rogers. aged about
.- ~r.s-. was severely hurt when a
y. - rbicb was felled in its descent
-.a.,sd - him down. He suffered a
nr,ogDd fracture Of the right arm
,.1it i. feared was hurt internally.
b.srb A. SatterfeId, father of j.
o.r.or sstterfeId, Of Dover died at
i. b,me of daughter, Mrs. Samuel
gi,b in Philadelphia. Tuesday, April
m Deceased was 50 years of age
nd has spent nearly all of his life
. his county. For over 10 years he
n3 charge of the Coursey Gr.st Mill,
,.treen FELTON, ana Frederica. He
.p-rivej by six grown children.
rs remains were taken to Barratt's
3 Chapel for burial.
Sergeant James, Bice Of, Dover
7sa was with the Delaware troops at
Derng. n. NJ. and later at Fort
\ Never training camp, where he was
nnors5y discharged owing to defec-
4 t5e hearing has again been callei to
4 The service. Saturday last he went
4 70 Waco Texas. where he has been as
signed to the Engineering Corps Di-
vision Of the Aviation Corps. James
hs been associated with his father
4 IN Dover and was a valuable man in
The coal department.
George W. Walls. son Of former
State Detective Frederic Walls. and
Ms; Nellie NJ. Lynch daughter Of
Ms Amy Y. Lynch, both of George
town, were married by Rev. Adam
Aeage, in Wilmington. Thursday.
Following the wedding they took a
cp to Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington Miss Lynch is a sister
aReily Brown, private secretary tC
Governor Townsend. whose marriage
took Place few weeks ago. The
E'on is manager of the Georgetown
Lumber Co.
Aneeting Of Sunnyside Grange O
S'dgeVille was held last week for tn,
i''neF8 to discuss the result of set
ing more strawberry plants. Tn,
h'ner' in the past few years hav
Dad such little profits from their croI
asy found It more profitable to pu
zoe and in corn. Therefore very fey
H'Ps are to be picked this year
BUYERS In the community are urgiul
Nnefs to set more plants as the GRO
WI 0Flng better prices. Dealers ar
"sflng to contract now for nine cent
'4aaFt and furnish crates. The prot
'n' to secure labor to pick tn
berries
Ut. Jessie Weston Fisher. remen
E'ea by many Dover residents as
%alent at the Academy from whic
u graduated in 1889, has gone I
rance as member Of the Red Gro,
-0'ta. staff Dr. Fisher is a daugE
y" the late Rev. John W. Al
-'''s Z. Weston After her gradu,
-1 II Dover. she entered the Won
medical College in Philadelphi,
rS.s-'ag her degree in 1898. D
'l'' mas gained a wide reputatic
h. S,... 9a'ao-ogist and she gives up
r .'''e Practice in Middleton
,.a''tcut, ,,.. to 90 into the "
ir,,.s aS i. winch is believed to have ori
9ts. 'sa from sparks from a timer
i n,i. D.oAe out in the roof of the O
G.o,s o'Sa'e Democrat building
a s,.. Ss'oVn' at noon Wednesday, a
ss.s sne threatened destruction
ti,;.a an.Ce Of the Sussex Journal. a
T.il. r,ug It on the south side. and O
"o"s Building in ,yb;ob -