Smyrna times., 1935-09-26

found out.
The young folks had a hop at the
Town Hall Monday night the music
being furnished by an italian banG
who are passing down the PENN
sula. The band came to town or
Saturday and made such fine mu-
sic that they were engaged that
night by some of our young men tc
serenade their best girls.
The aged naples in front of the
residences of DR.. Clifton and Mrs
William Denney have been remov-
ed to be replaced with young ano
more attractive trees. 1t is pos
sible that the same course will be
taken with those of DIR. Ashcraft
and ]. H. Jefferson, which if done
would make a new and uniform
row from the Odd Fellows Hall tc
the corner.
MARRIAGES
tz-Wright-At Kansas City
Kansas, January 9th, 1885, Leslie
F. Schreitz, formerly of Middle
formerly of Middletown, and Miss
Emma Wright of Wyandott coun-
ty, Kansas.
bb-Moore-At the FELTON, M
E. Parsonage, July 23rd, 1885, by
the Rev. Isaac Jewell, John W.
Webb and Miss Matte Moore, of
Marydel.
E. H. Beck, real estate agent,
has sold to John C. Bailey, 200 feet
of the Peterson and Mustard build
ing lots fronting on Ball or Meth
odist streets. Mr.. Bailey, it is
stated intends to put up dwellings
on these lots, unless they are de-
sired for the same purpose by 9TH
er parties. There are several other
engaged, but we are not at liberty
to give the names of the purchas-
ers.
Rev. ]. B. Quigg preached on
Sunday to a full house an excellent
discourse on the subject of the
Vitality of the Temperance Con-
fiict," giving the opinions of some
of our leading men from DR.. Rush
down to the present time on the
subject backed with statistics
showing the immense power of the
liquor traffic but which he thought
could and would by the proper eff
fort, be overthrown.
We are indebted to John T.
Jakes, of Wyoming, who was Chief
Marshal of the procession of Odd
Fellows yesterday in Baltimore at
the unveiling of the monument
erected to the memory of James l..
Ridgely, for 40 years ecretary Of
the Sovereign Grand Lodge, for
copies of Baltimore papers. The
procession was quite an imposing
affair and was witnessed by an i'm
mense throng of people.
SOS1ESSF OL SOfLN
HARVESTER
We referred last week to the
corn harvester invented and con-
structed by E. w. Dawson and Ell
mer 2. Taylor of this town. The
machine was given a second and a
very satisfactory trial on Satur-
day in three different fields, that of
w. o. Hoffecker, in the big corn in
the lot of Jacob Leinberger and in
the section of s. o. Truax's field
that the cyclone passed over.
Rev. I. d. Johnson, pastor of the
Appoquiuimink Circuit, is so run
down in health as to be directed
by his doctor to desist from
preaching for a few weeks. Mr..
Johnson has labored diligently for
the good of his charge and has
much sympathy in what to him is
a great affliction in not being able
to stately minister to his people
Rev. j. V. Smith of this town,
preacher for him on Sunday at
Friendship, and assisted him in the
administration of the Lords Sup
per.
/ William Moffitt, an account Of
whose terrible accident in having
his arm caught in phosphate mill
at the factory of Alex. G. Cum
minis, we gave in our last issue,
died on Monday morning, from the
effects of the injuries received. IT
is thought he sustained internal in
juries also but the doctor pro-
nounces his death to have result
ed from blood poisoning. Though
a stout man, his system had been
reduced from two or three weeks
of sickness and hence his vitality
lessened. He leaves a wife but nc
children.
DEATHS
Beauchamp-In this town, Sep.
tember 23rd, Miss Susan ID. Beau
champ, aged So years.
/ Boggs-At Mt. Pleasant, Sep.