Smyrna times., 1933-02-22

les NUMBERS IN The Alley 10 Sner
man Kittle of New York for $4,000
John c. Bailey has sold jacob
Leinberger a lot on the Landing
road of about 8 acres for $500.
John P. Hudson has bought o.
William H Money the Campbell
farm on Blackbird creek, for $4,000
cash. Mr.. Money bought this farm
of William j. Campbell December
Goth, last, for $4,000.
The land of the Horace Spruanct
estate lying in New Castle county
was sold as follows: farm, "A
acres, to w. Q. Spruance, $31 pei
acre; woodland, AZ acres to w. @
Spruance, $15.25 per acre; wood
land, % acres, to Peter O'Neil, $2G
per acre. The entire sales of land
aggregated over $4,000 which
with the personal will make the
estate worth over $4,000.
MARRIAGES -Rees-Staats. In
Smyrna, February 4, by Rev. T. J.
Umsted, Thomas A. Rees and Miss
Lille HStaats, both Of Kent Coun-
ty, Del.
Savin-Moore. February IA, at
the home of the brides parents,
near Moorton by Rev. J. T. Van
Burkalow, William G. Savin and
Miss Olena N. Moore, both of this
county.
Hewitt-Vansant. At the NJ. E.
parsonage, this town, by Rev. J. d.
Rigg, Solomon B. Hewitt and Tenn
pie A. Vansant, both of Cecil Coun-
ty, Md.
Manlove-Blane. In this town,
February 16, by Rev. ]. S. Smith,
Edward Manlove and Harriet
Blame, both of Cecil County, Md.
Hobbs-Donovan At the M. E.
parsonage, Dover, February IA, by
Rev. j. H. Caldwell, D. D., Samuel
H. Hobbs, and Miss Sallie Donovan,
both of this county.
Johnson-Dill. In Dover, Febru-
ary IA, by the same minister, E.
Wesley Johnson and Miss Annie
Dill both of Dover.
TEMPERANCE LECTURE-The
pleasure of getting out on clear
night under the shadows Of a
bright moon, no less than the in
terest incident to the revival and
the fact that a lady, Mrs.Leavitt of
Boston was to speak, called to the
M. E. Church on Sunday evening
the largest congregation Of the
winter. Mrs. Leavitt, though not
gifted with that same charm Of
eloquence possessed by some Of her
predecessors, is an impressive
speaker and held the close atten-
tion Of the audience for an hour
and a quarter, while she gave facts
and arguments that must have had
an impression on all minds ready
to receive the truth. Mrs. Leavitt
was here under the auspices of the
Women's Christian Temperance
Union who feel proud of the even
ing's success, not only in the force
Of the lecture, but in its material
results which were ahead of those
of any previous meeting they have
held. The collection to aid the w.
G. T. U. was double any yet re-
ceived in the State, securing be-
sides 80 new members. The mem
bership of our local society is now
125, twenty of whom are gentle
men, honorary members.
SALE OF THE "SPRUANCE
CITY" LOTS H. Hoffecker.
trustee of the real estate of James
w. Spruance, sold the remainder of
the property in West Smyrna on
Thursday last. They are as fol-
lows: Michael Blent bought lots
numbering one to six amounting to
S435; Fannie c. Spruance, No. z,
S85: w. w. Tschudy. No. 8 to No.
13, S598; Thomas James, No. IA,
S64. so; Charles Smith, No. 15,S100:
Isaac Joslin, No. 16, $3.50; j. w.
Denney, No. II and No. 18, S253;
Robert H. Cummins, No. 19, S125;
Fannie c. Spruance, No. 20 and
No. 81, S1275; E. H. Beck, No. %,
S31; w. H Baggs, No. %, $25; No.
"a, is Lexington Avenue; w. H.
Baggs, No. 25, $50; Joseph Smith
ers, No. 26, No. 27, No. %, $3.50;
Fannie c. Spruance, No. 20, s25;
John VanGasken, No. 30. $50; Her
man HAZEL, No 81, No. 80, $101;
Is Lexington Avenue, No. 33; Her
man HAZEL, No. "a, No. 35, No. SO,
No. 81, No. SO, S148.5O; John H.
Cathcart, No. 80, No. 40, s57; Viii
liam Magee, No. Al, No. AZ, S54;
Fannie Q. Spruance, No. 43, S25;
w F Jefferson, No "A, No As, $35;
Herman Hazel, No. As No. 54,
1854. Balance Southwest of How
ard Street, the remainder Of the
trust to w. o. Hoffecker, 100000,
making total of S4839.50.
CYCLOPEDIA OF DELAWARE
James M. McCarter and
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