Milford chronicle., 1907-03-15
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Our roads are in a very bad condition,
and if any roads need repairs-it certainly
is the roads in Greenwood; as they are
nearly ankle deep with mud.
The p B. q w. R. R., is going to
lengthen out the siding along the track
here, as the trains are so long that they
will not hold them. This will bring the
siding right in the centre of the town at
main crossing,
Last week people were getting in good
heart and preparing to 90 to work,
thinking that it began to look like spring,
and now the earth is covered with the
beautiful white snow. l guess they
think about crawling back in their den
and taking another sleep until winter u
over.
Next Sunday evening the farewell ser
mon of Rev L. W. Layfeid will be de-
livered before his departure for Confer
ence. It's expected that large audience
will crowd the church to its utmost capac-
ity, as we are not sure of his return; but
l am sure he would be welcomed for
another year, even if he has been here
three years.
Seth Long, the IS year old son of 1. J.
Long, while he was down town Saturday,
was taken sick and was scarcely able to
reach home, where he has been confined
to the house ever since.
Clifton Coats moved into town last
Saturday from his farm as he expects to |
be collector and constable.
Nemiah Cahall buried his wife last |
Sunday. and only last month he buried |
one of his daughters; thus making two of |
his own family and one of his brothers |
Daughters, since the first of the year.
His neighbors and friends have been
very kind, and sympathize with him in
the loss of his loved ones.
Ed. Belts and family were in Bridge
vile Saturday visiting the deceased
Manlove Hills widow.
Harry Mills, one of our telegraph opera
tors, is fitting up his home as he hopes to
bring his bride here about April.
Jabe2 Wiley of this town has hens
that give quite a good record. In jan
uary he sold about $40 worth of eggs; in
February S34 worth, which is pretty good
for l30 chickens. Who can beat it?
Mrs. Annie Parker, at the edge of town
on farm, sold Sl74 worth of eggs in one
week.
sMrs. George Lord has just returned
from a two weeks visit to her sister in
Frederick. 7
Miss Eva Warrington gave a social {
gathering in honor of her swim cousins, \
Who are visiting her Many of the young q
aides and getlemen enjoyed good time.
A new line of spring samples of wall 4
PAPER is at A NJ. JONES'. y
The last quarterly conference of the {
VI. P. Church was held on Monday, and
7. Frank Porter was appointed as dele {
ate to the Annual Conference. Rev. @. P
:. Dryden has but few more sermons v
before conference as he goes n
he first week in April. The members
nd friends of the church will be glad to h
lelcome his return for another year.
Come one, come all to our six-cent So
ial given in Greenwood high school
Ouse. On the sixteenth instant without
Ill will be held first-class six-cent sale.
he doors of the school house is open
-ide and for six cents you may go inside P
nd levery lucky sixteenth one may go n,
free and see tie fun. Ther'll be bar 81
ain packages piled up high and six
,snd cents, your choice can buy. For dl
x cents you can eat such cake as your OF
other herself never dared to make. eT
ou can eat ice cream for six cents, so r.
,od you'll forget about expense, and of m
ncy work you'll find a feast at prices ia
lat end in six at least. So remember
cry one pray at O'Clock on the six Nj
enth day of this present month come so
ct or dry. Please gather to laugh and tic
TX and buy. Mayfiower.