Smyrna times., 1936-10-15

B. B. Allen is building large
barn and stable in a lot at the rear
of his residence.
George w. Collins is putting an
addition to the rear of his dwell
ing to provide for bath room.
st. Peters Orchestra has added
a piccolo and trombone to their list
of instruments making eight piec-
eS.
Fishing at Bombay Hook is now
a favorite sport with those who
hav the time, and this morning
about twenty anglers left for a
days enjoyment at that place.
B. w. Jury, who built the houses
the past summer at BAY View"
has bought tn personal property
and rented the farm of Charles
Murray, three miles beyond Ken
ton.
Charles Smith, of the Chester
House, lost a valuable horse on
Friday morning for which he had
been offered $500. The death re-
suited from a congestive chill and
lung trouble.
Our farmers could not ask for
better weather than they have had
for drilling wheat this Fall, except
those who have finished their seed
ing would like very much to have a
good rainfall.
About thirty members of Smyr-
ma Lodge of Good Templars went
out to Clayton on Monday night
and gave an entertainment in the
lodge room there much to the frati-
fication of the members.
The mandatory of tiles at the
yard of Jerman & Cosgriff, near
town, has casd, tn frost season
having arrived the work not being
satisfactory when this temperature
is reached. The season has been a
vdey satisfactory on to them.
John Heinold brought last week
TO the Times Office a vegetable cur
iosity in the way of a horned
squash. 1t has five pairs of horns
growing out from the middle of the
squash, otherwise it is the shape
and size of a fair-sized mush mel
on. Mr.. Heinold got the seed in
Wst Virginia last winter.
p. Graham & Son have COM
menced new building at the cor
ner of North and Union streets, the
front 80 x 16 feet and the back IA
x IA feet, two stories. 1t will have
seven rooms and an attic, and in
general style will be vry much like
that Mr.. Graham built last year
and now resides in on Mount Yer
non street.
Edward Beck, who purchased the
past summer the property on Main
street known as the 'Budd build
ing" is preparing to make consid-
cradle changes in it by the addi-
ton of a building in the rear &c
feet square, and changing it into
two store rooms that will have q
depth of nearly fifty feet. B. B
Allen, the present occupant, will
continue in one of the rooms.
William S. Jones, residing on the
farm opposite Brynzion Baptist
Church. near Kenton, is building
for himself a large, attractive, ant
comfortable farm residence. The
front building is 38 x18 feet anc
the back building "a 16 feet, the
house containing elven rooms. Ths
front has an "A" finish, and it:
elevated position makes it one Of
the most attractive residences of &
thrifty neighborhood.
Fred j. Carter, who gets part o.
his oyser supply from the Della
ware Bay, was presented last weel
with a section of an immense rib
fished up from the oyster beds of
Mahon's river The entire ril
must have been some sven or eigh
feet in lngth and over twen inche.
thick. 1t might be supposed to b.
the rib of a whale, but the BON
ha sa light instead of a black grain
and as no other animal of land o.
sea now known can correspond t
-. e-,rx l. -,
as a relic of som monster of pre-
historic times.
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