Smyrna times., 1934-08-16

er of Moorton who packed his
Mountain Rose peaches in twelve
gallon crates has received for them
in New York from $500 to $1,000
per crate mostly the latter fig
ures. The number of peach cars
that went over the road yesterday
was IA; the whole number thus
far 977.
PERSONAL-Mrs. Rev. j. B.
Quigg and daughter, Miss Grace
Quigg are on a weeks visit to Mrs.
Quigg's brother in Baltimore
County, Md.
Mrs. Edgar R. Sipple has gone to
Angola, Sussex County for a stay
of several weeks and Mrs. Mary r.
Sipple is visiting her daughter, Mrs
@. R. Layton at Georgetown.
S. L. Kahn of Philadelphia came
down on Saturday for short visit
to his family who are spending sew
eral weeks with relatives here He
has just returned from a business
trip out West and reports trade
prospects good, the seasons crops
promising an abundant yield, but a
great many persons out of employ
ment.
Louise c. Haughey of Indianap-
oils, President Of the Indianapolis
Glue Company, spent Saturday and
Sunday in this town, the guest of
Presley Spruance.
Dr. William Daniel and John c..
Bailey, with their wives, returned
on Friday evening from what was
perhaps the most extended tour of
observation Of any Of our citizens.
Starting with Delaware, Pennsyl-
vania, New Jersey, and New York,
they encompassed the six New
England States taking in Newport,
Boston, Portland, etc, and did not
stop until they had registered their
names above the clouds, on the
White Mountains, 6,288 feet above
the sea. Mr.. Bailey and wife be-
ing more youthful, ventured a
coach ride on the rim of the noun
tain to the Glen House through the
widest scenery and at times on
the brink of yawning precipice, a
ride that was exhilarating and
greatly enjoyed. Fires were burn
ing in every house and heavy over
coats were required tightly button
ed to the neck.
Mrs. John Wilkinson Jr., and
children are visiting Philadelphia
and Atlantic City.
Miss Bessie c. Cassidy of Phila-
delphia is visiting Mrs. ]. D.Wilds.
r. G. Wright is spending a por-
tion of his vacation with A. L.Hud-
son, Jr., near Smyrna.
S. I. Lancof, New Castle, is the
guest of T. c. Umsted.
Rev. Samuel NJ. Perry and fam
lily of Ashland, Nd, and Miss
Florence Mustard of Philadelphia,
Pa, are spending few weeks at
H. G. Murphey's near town. Mr..
Perry filled the pulpit Of Rev. ]. T.
Umsted at the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday morning and
evening.
Richard s. Culbreth, Esq,of Bal
timore, came to this town on Fri
day last to spend several days with
his friends here bringing with him
his nephew. Ralph G. Hoffecker,
who had been on 4 visit to him of
two weeks. Mr.. Culbreth brought
his team with him, riding from the
steamboat landing at Georgetown,
Kent County, Md.
Misses Florence and May Caven-
der returned from Wilmington Sat
urday, after a two weeks visit
bringing with them Misses Blanche
and Edith Crow, who will spend
the remainder of the summer at
their uncle's, T. w. Cavender.
Ex-Sheriff Lacey of this town
Ahd a. SutSlS d. Liz D6ldWdre
House the past week, his daugh-
ters, Mrs. A. G. Rogers and two
children and Miss Clara Lacey all
of Frederick, his former home.
Miss Ida Heddon Of Bloomfield.
n. j., is the guest of Mrs. j. H.
Hoffecker.
William M. Bell returned on
Monday from an eight or nine
days visit to his family at Reho-
both, the longest time he has been
absent from the Bank for some
years. His family will not return
until about the first of September.
E. M. Zimmerman of Wilmington
is visiting L. Moses Price
Mrs. William Watson and chill
dren Of Philadelphia, are visiting
w. Fl. Carr.
The family of Rev. Caldwell, who