Smyrna times., 1919-02-05
iIV5 Of THE DELAWARE
. MARYLAND PENINSULA
,,ov ITEMS GATHERED FROM
~ ORR STATE EXCHANGES
.tirg Items from all Parts of
'ns TpiqhbOrs and their DOings.

,,o,psting Items IRON all Far's Vi
n'''' peninsula About Your Friends
'n' Neighbors and their DOings.
,.cod with killing a fox ahead of
OlIlS of hounds, Richard Redding of
pr Cecilton, has been arrested and
sT' :n he piven a hearing before Justice
Taris. Tn Of ElktOn, this week.
n,Dntv Attorney-General James M.
.,tterfeld of Dover and his wife are
S'ng Sa' congratulated on the arrival of
D'o bebv bow, being the fourth male
.Dober ofthe family. They also have
". ir Jennie Mcdaniel Satterfeld, the
.lJpst child, aged II years.
urs Thomas Pickering of near Leb-
.,or who fell three stair steps and
s-o.trred her arm September last had
.Lont recovered and walked out doors
rsdav last when she had the mis-
tortune to have a slight fall and again
breaIdng her arm inthe same place.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Fulton, Jr., of
wilmington, formerly of Dover, an
ronnce the birth of a daughter, Ann
rIizabetb. The little one was born on
+ba birthday anniversary of its grand
father Cecil C. Fulton. Mrs. Fulton,
bofore her marriage, was Miss Louise
Cole Of Dover.
Governor Townsend has appointed
tbo following delegates to attend the
Convention of the National Rivers and
Harbors Congress to be held in Wash
noton February 5, 6 and 7: DR.. Hiram
P Burton, Lewes; DR.. C. r. Layton
and Congressman Albert F. Polk
Georgetown; Franklin BrocksOn, Clay
tOl
The insurance on the plant of the
Scott Fertilizer Company at Elkton
which was destroyed by fire last
month, having been adjusted, the com
Uany is making plans to rebuild. Th'
company was awarded 500, ,938.15, anC
70 have whatever salvage can be mad'
out of the material and stock PARTIAL!
burned.
Thomas Bayard Sapp, died in viii
was buried at Hollywood Cemetery
Harrington, Thursday. Deceased wa
the son of the late James E. Sapp 0
Willow Grove, this country and was l
his S4th year of age. His wife, Alic
GOoden Sapp, aged 80 years, daughte
OLA. W. Gooden, died just eleven day
previous. Both deaths were due
Influenza. Mr.. Sapp was employed
aclerical capacity by the DUPONT Con
pany.
Rebecca West Maull, aged 62 year
wife Of George w. Poynter, former
Of Lewes, died suddenly on Wedne
day, January %, at her residence, So
Cedar avenue, West Philadelphia. l
tement in Presbyterian Cemete
Lewes. She was daughter of the la
Henry C. and Sallie Maull, and is su
vved by her husband and seven ch
.dren: Frank, Cape May pilot; MAJ
wife of Linford Outten Of Dover; ca
RE, wife of Joseph Wilson of w
mingtOn; Jennie, Harry, George a
Rebecca of Philadelphia.
At the residence of Sheriff ]. Eva
Cook, after an illness since June la
Mrs. Catherine Lowber Gooden, wild
Of VIM. Tennessee GoOden, died Sat
day, January 25. Deceased was
native of this country, 78 years
age, spent all of her life in the vicin
Of Willow Grove. Funeral servi
held Monday of last week, and int
ment was made at Odd Fellows Ct
etery, Camden. The following C
dren survive her: Mrs. Samuel
Sarde, Camden; Mrs. J. Evans CO
Dover; Mrs. Eugene Greed, Freder
Nd, B. Parks Gooden, New York {
and Miss Fannie L. Gooden, Phila'
phia.