Milford chronicle., 1904-10-07
ELLENDALE.

Amer so busy fruit season, the quietude
/ seems AS II Ellendale was deserted. A rev
tomatoes, an occasional load OF keiter pears
/ and n few pine piing are the only reminders
ofthe hustle Of a month ago. Those who then
were active are now lOunglng about the cor
/ ner stores discussing politics. OF this lol
Samuel Fisher is the lOudest, and sven the
accident that befel him while cutting trees
/ IN the woods recently, can not keep him quiet
I A tree that had lodged against another was
/ the cause of his trouble He was caught un-
d. one of its limbs in falling and three ribs
bro Ien- While not able to work IN the swamp
8 h. can keep the towns attention by his "hot
/ air"
Ne have been presented with some ofth
most delicious Chairs Choice peaches from
/ the farm of John r. Hemmons this week,
which we greatly appreciated.
BugtMiliman Is prancing about like pAoud
/ horseRnd it's all because of a new baby girl.
wait Burt until you have a house full of
the ittie angels and you won't want TO step
81 Ugh.
TIE Democrats have organized clab here,
AID the Levy Court candidate, Mr.. Ennis, fur
nishes them with music and cigars Better
save the cost,as there is no hope In the First
District for Il Democrat.
The public schools opened last Monday
with an unusually large attendance. e. W.se
Harren of MiitOD,is the principal. Mrs. Mat
tie Watson, Of Milford, occupies her old posi-
tiOR In charge OF the second grade and Miss
Ella Russell, ofoaklev, In charge of the pri-
mary department. With this corps OF tea
chers the schools should make great pro
gress, and 1t is now up to the pupils and
their parents 10 get good results.
The colOred schools have also opened with
Miss Lucinda Yancey,of Danville, Va, as tea
cher She comes highly recommended.
Miss BE sic Reed is attending a seminary
for young ladies near Philadelphia.
Miss Bessie G. Reed has gOue to Whining
ton, where she will attend Goldey's Business
College.
Estella Jackson is i'll with malarial fever.
Miss Mary Warren, daughter of James lIar- |
rem, is attending the High School at Milford !
Ernest Deputy has entered Millersville Nor
NAL School, at Milersyille, Pa, for his see
Ond year.
Robert Ellegood and Delbert Lekites have
returned to jefferson Medical College at Phil.
ndelphia.
Harry Jester and wife are visiting at Bing-
ham ptOn, n. Y.
from Brooklyn, and her husband has gone
back to his tailoring business in New York
for the fall.
John Prettyman is suffering from stomach
roubles. and his son Norman is sick with
nalarial fever.
ID &. Lekites is undergoing treatment at
eferson hospital for a caBcer.
valuable young horse owned by ". S.
)ckersOn died last Sunday from eating too
many green pea vines.
We VIII have full board Of DickersOns
bout here next year, as in addition to those
oW here there will be j. b. DicSersOn, of Ce-
ar Neck, who goes to the Clendaniel farm;
ames Dickerson, of Lewes who will occupy
be Laundry property; John DickersOn from
he Drawbridge, who will be on the Warren
lrm, and Robert DickeTson who " III live on
le D. h. Reed farm. w. S. Dickerson will
old the old stand in the center, and as all
ave large families, this will he "DickersOn
llCny' sure. They are all good citizens 3
PAUL PRY.