Middletown transcript., 1907-10-12

Middletown.
Country Lard Wanted, VIII pay the
highest cash prices.
ARMsrRoNe's MEAT MARKET
g Wide-asake and no pain
UIfffD either ID extracting Or filling
teeth DR.. Johnson
Houses and al kind ofBlfldings moved
on short notice at reasonabl le prices
II. BRADLEY.
Middletown, Del.
HORSE sHoEING g Plain 75c cash
Satisfaction guaranteed II
e Gold Crowns, Hridges and
VTn1 Patchwork made in ny own LAB,
ratory. DR.. Johnson
After October LIST the e bra3y hours will
be- Tuesdays, $50 To 5 Saturdays, 3 to
5 and 7 to SO P. NJ The Library will
be open on Tuesday evenings tp the pupils
Of the public schools onlF, and no books
will be exchanged except those belonging
to the pupils.
Mr.. Harry spicer has moved into bis
new dwelling on the road Ie9ding from
Middetownto 10 odessa.
Hats trimmed free of charge. oring
your last years bat and buy four trim
mings here at reduced prices and have j
trimmed free Of charge in pp-to-date
style. a.. FoeEI.
FOR SALE Thorouglilyi modern
house at Odessa, seven rooms ana bath,
hot and celd water. Possession at any
time. GEoReE L. TOWNSEND, JR.,
Odessa. Del,
U.caimed LettersAThe following list
Of letters remain unclaimed in 3the post
Office for lie week ending pet. Sd
Mrs. Lizzie Blackson, Mis- Cable Faluson,
Miss sarai, Lloyd. Miss Ida WiggFas, Mr.
James Crawlet
Some of the many friends Of Mifs Kath.
ryne yansapt gave her SLOWER, last
Friday evening at her home On East
Main street Many useful articles were
received by Miss YanS4nt, and u very
pleasant evening speLt.
Rev. DIR. Thomas Hare, Of Wishing
ton. ID. o., gave d very instructive talk
on the temperance question last Sunday
evening in the Presbyterian Church, Rev.
ROYAL Raymond Of Wilmington, WHO wa
expected, was unable to be present
The ladies OF Forest Presbyterian
Church will hold Progressive Sapper IL
tile middle room, in the Opera House
building, on Thursday evening, November
2ist. a full account Of the snppef viii
appear in these columns at an early date.
Rev. CHI Meade, d. D, Of New York
City, gave very entertaining and in
structive lecture in the Opera Houselhere
on Thursday evening. The house was
we'll filled and everyone was delighted
with DIR. Meade's very eloquent talk.
The orchestra furnished music and .
number of temperance songs were sung
E. II. Beck, Real Estate Broker. has
sold the farm containing i acres, located
near Bear, belonging to Conway Dilling
ham, of Philadelphia, TO Rev. w. @.
Harris, Of Christians, for 81 900. Also,
sold the farm belonging to James M
lBndd, Of Wayne, Pa, containing 30(
acres, located near BIackiston's CrpsE
Roads, to George W. Thomas, Of Clayton,
Del, for $6,5Oo II
Mark Twain says man bought hos
dor $3.50 and fed it $40 worth Of corn
.and then sold the hog for 50, he los
money on the corn, but made $3.50 oT
the hog. This illustrates how the saloons
which cause most Of the crime, pauperisfr
and insanity of the country, are increas
ing the taxes very heavily, but the tax
payers are getting some money from ths
saloon license fees.*
Mr.. Hugh Dunuing Of near McDonough
died at his home last Friday, and wa
buried on Monday. The services an(
iDterment were at the Catholic Church il
Delaware City. Mr. Durning was one D
the most highly respected residents ofGthl
neighborhood. He came from Scotland
many years ago. A widow aud al
adopted son, William Trainer Dunning
of Camden, N. J., survive him.
Mrs. II. NJ. Jones was given pleasan
surprise on Sunday evening last, th
occasion being her 6Sth birthday and be
48tli wedding anniversary. Her childrel
we're all present: Mr. and Mrs. George
Hopkins and daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S. Jones and family
Mrs. Margaret Darlington and son Reecs
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Scott and daughter
Miss Ada, Mr.. Robert B. Jones, Mis-
Elsie r. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. George E
Pinder, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert K. Hopkin
and two daughters, OF Wilmington, an
Miss Virginia E. Jones, of New Yorl
Refreshments, consisting of cake, cream
+. coffeS and fruits we're served.
Mrs. William Fl. Moore gave receE
tion last Saturday afternoon, from 8 to
in honor Of her daughters, DR.. Clara N
Moore, Of Denver, Col, and Mrs. Ernes
G. Windle, Of Philadelphia. Miss AIic
Windle, OF West Chester, Pa, who va
visiting Mrs. Moore, assisted in receiving
The guests we're met by Mrs. Moore All
Mrs. G. A. Richie, who introduced the,
to DR.. Moore, Mrs. Windle and Mi
Windle. Miss Anna Cox and Miss Lii
Scott assisted in serving The guests wei
Mre. Albert Massey, Dover Miss EliisoI
Summit Bridge Miss May Morgan, Wo
ton, Md. Mrs. C. A. Ritchie, Mrs. III. ]
Burris, Mrs. G. A. Hoffecker, Mrs. Ell
Pennington, Mrs. Dorsey wv. Lewis, Mr.
w. r. ConnelIee, Mrs. Hdnry NJ. schro
der, Mrs. Albert Price. Misses Ida Y
Howell, Mande Smith, ViPla McWhorte
Gertrude McCrone, Helen Brady, Sus
FoaId, Justine Peverley, Anna Cox, Ler
PIeasanton, Myrtle Houstbn and Lily
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