Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1902-08-08
GLENDALE.

Joshua Clendaniel was almost in
stantly killed by runaway team on
Thursday afternoon, July 31st, at his
home near Glendale, on the Samuel
Kinder farm. The facts of the unfor-
tunate affair appears to be as follows
Enos Ross and man were driving a
wagon on the public road, and while
passing an orchard both left the team
to get some peaches. The horses be-
came frightened at something and ran
away before they could get back to
them. Mr.. Clandaniel was painting
vehicle in front of his home when he
saw the runaway team approaching,
and in attempting to stop them he was
struck in the head by the tongue and
almost instantly killed. He was the
Oldest son of Joshua Clendaniel, who
resides near Davis mill, and by indus
try had accumulated considerable
+ property about him. His funeral took
D place last Saturday.
Mr.. George Russell, who killed HIM
/ self last Saturday at his home near
{ Georgetown, was brother Of our
friend and neighbOr, ex-COllector of
/ Taxes, Charles Russell.
0 Robert Clendaniel, who is one Of the
Assistant Registrars for this election
' district, is III with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Florence Russell and Miss Lou
It lie Phillips,are i'll with malarial fever
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jester have Oc
,e cupied their new home. The bride is
se New York State lady-and a niece
" of Mr.. T. R. Smith, of Lincoln City.
< Mr.. Jay jackson has position a
ID trainman on the P. w & B. railroad
q A tract of woodland containing abou
81 400 acres known as the tWoOds Tract,
70 adjoining the saw mill of Henry Laun
of dry in Glendale, was purchased las
month by him from the Farmers
Bank, at Georgetown, for $500. MI
Laundry now has about 700 acres {
swamp land, located along the Stat
= road all in one body, and from it he
81 getting piling and other kind Of tin
=. Der.
lU After months of confinement to h
~ home, Mr.. B. E. Jester is again on oil
nc streets on crutches. He has had t
IL. dious illness from blood poisoning
VI DR.. SAMSON has recovered from Il
&C. whooping cough. 1t is a curious thin
a to state; but it is a fact.
An- Prof. w. A Webb, of Philadelphia
has been a visitor atlthe home Of w.
M Dickerson this week. and enjoyed watt
'nU melons and peaches
'in Mr.. WeinkOpft, of Philadelphia, h
Ia'e been visitor to his family who 8
'ns' summering on the DIR. Keys farm ne
'i'S New Market.
Peaches are cheap at Glendale, a
from two to three car loads have be
Dei shipped each day this week. The
mers sell them at prices ranging fI'
10 cents to so cents; averaging abb
ford 20 cents for white fruit, and 80 ce
med for yellow. Our local buyers are I,
With EllegoOd, James Jester and joss
hav WEIGH; but the first named practices
ecu controls the market; and farmers
door pear determined to sell at any price
now Gilbert P. Morgan has contracted
ordi- and began to build a barn for Scion
Deputy on his farm near town.
or. Morgan has just completed Is
harrack for Ward & Merritt at the
e. merry, which is to be used by BOhen
IN ia labor during the tomato season.
the is also finishing the new store for ]
ed on Prettyman. When this wark is d
! will Mr.. Morgan will rebuild a barn
VIM granary for w. S. DickersOn.
and Martin WEIGH is building a 81
.dv 70 house for James Warren near
Market. PAUL Pr