Smyrna times., 1931-07-29
nom streets, to the widow, Mrs.
Mary E. Gootee, for $3122.50

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John H. Hoffecker has sold the
lot and stable on Union Street ad-
joining the residence of Willard F.
Weldon, which he purchased two
weeks ago at Sheriff sale, to the
latter. This will give Mr.. Weldon
good lot for the enlargement of
his dwelling, which he desires do
ing in the near future.
John H. Hoffecker has sold his
remaining stock of canned peaches
1000 dozen, to a Philadelphia house
for $3.50 per dozen. He has also
the past week purchased so horse
power boiler to take the place of
the one now in use, which is too
small. The canning of tomatoes
will commence in a few weeks.
Marriages Taylor-Hazel. At
the M. E. Parsonage, Smyrna, July
oath, by Rev. w. ]. d. Lucas, John
T. Taylor and Miss Rosa Hazel,
both of Downs Chapel
Ireland-Carrow. In Dover, July
goth, by Rev. B. G. Parker, Joseph
Ireland and Miss Orpha Carrow.
William w. Tschudy has sold the
building lot opposite. his residence
corner South and Union streets to
E. Harry Beck for $780, It is Mr..
r. inf -
commence at once the erection of
a dwelling. %
A. P. Griffith has laid a new
pavement at the street front of his
new dwelling from fence to curb,
covering a space 100 by 9 feet.
The bricks were laid by Messrs.
Numbers and Bell in a little over
two hours.
James w. Anthony and Messrs.
Lapham expect to commence ship
ing Hartford Prolific Grapes the
first of next week.
James T.Truax on one of George
w. Cummins' farms in the Meek,
gathered So large wagon loads of
hay off of % acres.
The official Board of the M. E.
Church has granted Rev ]. D.Rigg
the pastor, months vacation af-
ter next Sunday.
Thomas E. Bailey at Seven
Hickories" reports over HOO bush
els of wheat from AZ acres over "a
per acre.
Miss Sallie Stephenson near
town, has a turkey hen which has
laid over 100 eggs and is still lay
ing.
Forest Presbyterian Church at
Middletown, is to be remodeled at
a cost of $4,000 or $4,000.
Professor Groves will hold an
examination for teachers certifi-
Gates next Saturday.
The Camden Camp will com
mence on the 3rd of August.
The Kenton Sunday School will
picnic at Collins Beach tomorrow.
Personal G. Budd Jr., of this
town, who has been for a number
of months night operator at Lin
wood Station, has been promoted
for his proficiency to night oper-
ator at Wilmington.
Captain William Denney, one of
our oldest citizens is quite ill.,
Walter Cummins, j. H. Hoffeck-
er Jr., George w. and David C.
Denney, attorneys at law, were in
town the first of the week.
Mrs. Rev. William B. Gordon is
visiting Eastern, Va, Mrs. NJ. A.
Cummins, Ocean City, Mrs. Carrie
E. Speakman, Ocean Beach, Mrs.
Kate Douglass, Rehoboth, Miss
Florence Hough, Dover, Miss Cora
Tschudy, Bridgeville, Mrs. M. c.
Reedy, Delaware Water Gap, Miss
Eli Smithers, Salisbury, Mr.. Isaac
Pennewill and wife, Wyoming, Mrs
Emily Bell, Mrs. DR.. Hirons, Mrs
Lydia A. Cotton, Mrs. Sue Gar
man, Miss S.Black, Cape May, Mrs
G. Cloak and Mrs. John Mustard
at Collins Beach.
James p. Hoffecker and Samuel
Taylor have each returned from a
week or SOS visit to the seaside
the first Cape May the latter At
lantic City.
Mrs. Eliza Carr has returned
from a five months visit to- hel
daughter, Mrs. Day, Charles Coun-
4 ty, Md.
The following are the visitors,
Miss Julia Swanton, Miss Mary
Severson, Mrs. Ann Sparks, Miss
Minnie Clements, ]. A. Cavender
and wife, Clarence B. Marter, Phil
adelphia, Pa; Bell Allen, Miss Mel
lie Lacklen, Miss Mollie Carrow
Miss Cora O'Daniel, Mrs. Mary
Sipple, Mrs. S. A. Fowler and
/ grandchildren. Wilmington: Miss