Smyrna times., 1934-11-15

Rev. r. K. Stephenson of Trappe
Md, paid the Times Office visit
this morning.
Elder Chick will hold religious
services at the residence of Mrs.
Rebecca Wells, of Methodist street
Thursday evening.
John H Wiltbank and wife, of
Milton, are visiting A. L. Hudson's
family. Mr.. Hudson is a brother
of Mrs. Wiltbank.
Elmodum Pratt for some years
past in the employ of G. w. Thigh
man, has gone to Easton, Md, to
establish himself in business.
Mrs. Lydia Hazel is greatly inn
proving the appearance as well as
the comfort of her dwelling by
putting in large four-light win
dows.
A. p. Griffith & Company, Real
Estate brokers, have sold a farm
of so acres near Delaney's Station
belonging to S. c. Smith for $685.
50. to E r. Strong, of Kent coun-
ty.
Mrs. Moulton Hudson has had
an iron fence, after the design Of
that of A. P. Grifith's, placed
along the front of her property,
adding very much to the appear
ance.
John H. Hoffecker has had the
three large silver NAPLES, that
have for many years shaded the
sidewalk between his residence and
that of Robert D. Hoffecker, cut
down.
The Baltimore Sun, in its sale of
real estates, says that James P.
Hoffecker of this town bought last
week the residence of Col. Charles
B. Montague, 249 North Charles
street, Baltimore, Md, for $4,000.
DEATHS -Fox-in Leipsic, Oc-
tober 81, Bertha, daughter of
George and Alice Fox, age three
years.
Ward-In Philadelphia, Novem-
ber 10, Edward Ward, age s.
years.
John M. Remley, Of Downs
Chapel, who worked at the harness
business in this town for two or
more years and who has been for
some months past at Milford, has
gone to Bowling Green, Pike coun-
ty, Mo, to establish himself in bus
lness.
MARRIAGES -Foley-Cooper -
at the residence of Frank Wells,
November IL, by Rev. r. K. Steph-
enson, Peter r. Foley, of Philadel-
phia and Susie Copper Of Thorough
fare Neck.
Hoey-Merriken-a the residence
of the brides mother, near Farm
ington, October %, by Rev. DR..
Haywood, John Hoey Of Wyoming
and Maggie Merriken.
Mrs. SaIie E. Richards has pur-
chased the stock, good will and
fixtures of Mrs. c. M. Collins, OF
Market Street, and took posses
sion on Saturday alst. Mrs. Col
Tins has gone down to spend the
winter with her daughter in Sus-
sex County. Mrs. Richards pro.
poses to keep a trimming store
that will cater to the needs anC
taste Of the community.
Last Wednesday evening th'
Smyrna Comet Band went out anC
eerenaded George c. Rothwell
when they were served with ;
splendid coalition, to which the.
did justice The spirit of improve
ment which prevades the commun
ity has been caught by Mr.. Roth
well, and his newly completes
house adds one of the best i'm
provements to his neighborhood.
At a meeting of the Democrat
Club of Duck Creek Hundred o.
the 10th inst. it was decided to in
vite the citizens of Smyrna to i'll
dminate their houses and places @
business on Thursday evening, tn
18th inst. in honor of the electio
of Cleveland as President an
Hendricks as Vice President of tn
+ United States. Eminent speaker
are invited to be present and
joyful time is expected.
WEDDING ~ To-day at twelve
thirty a large company of the re
1atives Of the respective partie
gathered at the residence Of Fran
Wells on South Street to witnes
the marriage of Peter r. Foley. c
Philadelphia, and Miss Susie Coop
er, daughter of Capt. John z
Cooper. of Thoroughfare Necl
The ceremony was performed b
Rev. r. X. Stephenson, of Traps
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