Milford chronicle., 1903-07-31
ELLENDALE.

The readers of the CHRoNIcLE complain
t,.t,..~l, t.eeas.e we do not write more often'
opgappear every week with long ana 'hief-
.s,sn,. communication I beg She readers 10
t,.,ye u,.tience. and consider shat this is ohi'
a.uaiI town where things movs meng win
i satneneS. day bv day. flour friends VIII
.st,,p sofye excitemeRi and furnish us ~lih
news items. we VIII gladly comply with tae'r
a..,re. Iroar friends would give us the news
and ,,fl ,,.-;srs oI interest. we wosid be abe
a. finnish ii more interesting ie-te: eacn
week.
,bere seems to have been fatality onS
...r horses this week. Joshua MiInah io>i
4, Vorda,. fine young mare, which ne re-
cs,,tt, 3orch chnsed forsIeJ. Feeding clover was
49, tlauh,e. for wbel cut OIen tae an ."'' I
vseul5G fulI Of iaree bolts.
taues Norris, from Georsefowh' "r' L.
,auiipE puIng for Mr.. Landry. foun" q" 9 'i
.b.. horses dead in the shed. ll c''sNta 10
5s,tt, D., getttng afoul with the haltar
rbos. Jester lost oat 0ta pair Of n 900 "a De-
,.,,.es. Ibe cause Of tie mules deats ls an
kauuu ~...
esor,s 1IaclSlsu,of RUenda's, lost one ofti e
.o,.a- fs1n his bs,cher wason' by being
I,gs.i inn he stable by another borst-
Ba.ca parties ,rc the popuiar ihins Of ihe
nav. Tie family of Postmaster jester Nith
tbejr guest. rom Wilmington AID Miss Bee
SIZE Gfed. have been tentug at @i""si'el
Heach
h. pobert EIi good, who is home from
..,..,.,r Medical college with bis tisnts'
.pfo,d heir canvas Ola fowlsr's Beach, az"
.,i.,el ,n-,edavs ofsucces ,rIl i.shias. The
r,,ifiies Of Mr.. Laundry ana q. Fisher no"
a. uf
season @, bathing and hshing
or Nopdav oflast week while rh"r|ev. TIE
I--vear-o.d son Of George Webb, was IN the
g.I5 with "a horse, he was accidentally kicked
III tb, animal and his leg was broken. DE-
samson Was called iu and the limb properly
treated The patient is doing very well now
Nh W,u. j. Reed is quite sick with typhoid
foyer Mrs. Reed was recently iriVrei by
milling from hammock. This confines lh'
.,ea couple both to their beds.
Rev. afr. Buxsam and family are no" oc
-upvfns their cottage at Rehoboth'
II Dr. Detbert Lekites, of Philadelphia spen
a feV day at his fathers home MI d. g. lie
.iteeor This place last week
3 We are cad tosce the familiar countenanc
of our young friend, Joe Fisher, ON our streets
Heis a flv0rite employe ofthe T. W. ana
h. r., Al clayton Del.
ia. Euegood mas purchased "a fine lot' ih
Garden of II. d. Mack.in, in the centre ~ lh
tnvu. aad viii soon begin the erection OF
bu-ines, block.
NAM uairb and ,4ilbert Morgan are thi
week laying The foundation, and acenmu ."
ing tine material for "a new residence for thei
families. Nr. We.ch is located at the eA
treme east oftown, while Mr. Morgan is il
the extreme west.
MIR. Warlons, of Brooklyn, y. y. nativ
ofrfnrnnd. has moved here on the farm G
A WIN. Davcot. which he recently bought
Fred Gustahson, with the purpose of pu
chasing tine farm ifthe climate and counir
snits his health. lie has a large family. liI
orcupation as o tailor is injurious TO ri
health. and he enjoys the open atmos phei
Of lhe farm.
oyerseer Euas MackIin Is the right man
the right place, He is improving our stree
by hauling clay and covering the mlser"h
% .and and dust with hard and suhstnnti
roadhed.
n Postmaster. Jester mas sci the firmers how
tng mad hv c.usiug the pest office at eisI
ie O'Clock instead Of TO- as formerly. Especial
ON saturday evenings when they hui o.
n office closed do they give vent to their lndi
nation in threatening tones. ms l. tne Ai
I'd tim. IT. the history of Euendaie when farm
' ers were deprived Of getting their mail in Il
o. evening. A movement is now ON foot to "
Die neal 90 the authorities for removing the poo
l- master. and replacing him with "A Union b
.a publican. % may be au Improvement hu'
Dee can surely DE no worse or more inconvenie
t.tnv.ulal parties OF The office.
.y PAUL PRY