Smyrna times., 1931-09-23

A. Brindle, James H. Denney anC
I Miss Eva L. Carry, both from neal
] Morton.
Elliott -Caulk. On the 8th in
/, slant at the residence of Benjamin
Caulk, Esq, by the Rev. ]. A
1 Stone, Rector of st. Thomas
Church, John L. Elliott of Lexing
j ton, Missouri, and Frances O.Caull
of Newark, Del.
The widow Of Isaac Shorts dice
at her residence in Kenton Hun.
dred on Tuesday, aged 81 years
She had living at the time of hel
death eleven children, ninety-siz
grandchildren, and thirty-two great
grandchildren.
John H. Hoffecker, trustee, has
sold farm on the road from Bel
mont to Brenford into two parts
25 acres to John Hackett for $50
per acre, $730, and the balance, go
acres, to A. L. Hudson for $1,000.
J. Frank Smith is building an
addition to the dwelling on his
farm near Moorton. Also ]. w.
June has enlarged the dwelling on
his farm in tenure of L. T. Davis
adjoining Moorton.
Marrow Bone Factory, Brick
Store Landing of Alexander G..
Cummins, loaded two vessels and
two cars yesterday beside what
went out of storehouse and factory
in wagons.
L. Moses Price sent yesterday, a
sample Of his sugar beets to the
Sugar Mandatory at Riverside.
He has about four acres, in fair
condition for the weather.
r. NJ. Johnson is giving his store
room which is to be passed over
next week to Joseph H Primrose,
new dressing of paint.
New corn is in market. The
largest and handsomest ears of the
season are those grown in the field
Of Robert Denney.
Personal. - John H. Williams,
near town, has been sick with ty-
phoid fever for the past four weeks
and the latter part of the time
very i'll.
Mr.. Bayless Of Philadelphia, is
On visit to his son-in-law, d. L. |
Spruance.
r. s. Culbreth. Esq, Of Balti-
more, spent Saturday and Sunday
in town.
William FAIRIES preached at Beth
el last Sunday in place Of the pas
tor, Rev. J. A. Brindle, who was
kept at home by sickness.
"Benney Knots" a long time
resident and owner of property at /
Keiths Cross Roads, near Moorton
(now Cheswold), and who moved /
away fifteen years ago, has been
on a visit in the vicinity the past
week or two. He is the same old
Benny" though 73 years old, and
his eleven children contend who
shall have the longest visit from
him.
Mr.. Millington Of the Woodland 4
Beach Hotel, has recovered suffici-
emily to be able to take the Clyde
on Sunday for Philadelphia to con
suit with Dr. Pancost. He will re-
main in the city for medical treat
ment.
Jacob Williams Of Wilmington,
was down on Sunday on a visit to
his sons.
William H. Week, who went to
Leadville, a year or 50 ago. has re-
turned with impaired health from
an attack of Mountain fever.
Mrs. Kate Morgan succeeds this
week, Mrs. Pierce, daughter Of
Postmaster Baggs, as clerk in the
Post Office.
DR.. T. G. Dawson, who has been
dentistry at Cambridge,
Nd, is on a visit to his mother,
vi y W ilAldlll OAlllluGIS VI LIllS
town. He some months ago re-
ceived an appointment as Purser's
Clerk in the U. S. Navy, and ex-
poets sailing orders in week or
so.
Herman Roe has taken a position
with ]. E. Tygert & Company Of
this town.
Major Newton of Staunton, Va,
spent Sunday last in this town
with his cousin, Miss Nettie
Waugh.
Alfred D. Benson, son of Joseph
B. Benson at the Light House,
Bombay Hook, who left here three
years and a half ago, is home from
Fort Wayne, Indiana, on visit to
his parents.
Herman Hernheimer has return
ed from the West to this town to
unite with his father, B. Hern-
heimer, in the clothing business.
The Efingham, ILL.,, Republican
says: Our genial young friend,
Herman Hernheimer, who has been
in the employ of Mr.. Joe Stern,