Milford chronicle., 1908-04-24
ELLENDALE.

The Glendale public school will give an en-
tertainment this, Saturday evening, April 25th
which Will be treat as Mrs. Howard B. Ander
son and Miss Bessie Reed will render the music.
The school will sing Columbia" and then Jumbo
Jum' will be rendered by the pupils. A scarf
drill' by thirteen girls will be an interesting
number. POPPING the Question" is expected TO
afford great deal Of fun. The principal Of the
school takes the part Of an old bachelor ard four
OF the brightest young ladies Of the town axe
the other characters while W. S Welch portra, s
the lover II is good one. tambOurine num-
Der with thirteen boys will be another feature
Prof John D. Brooks viii make an address on
The Flag, and Prof Collins will render violin
selections. II is for the purpose of raising funds
for the school flag and pole
While we deplore the idea OF controversy
with Mrs. Schrum, yet out of selErespect. and to
emphasize that we told the truth in our letter "a
the Chronicle, l must take issue with her. We
have no intention to wound the feelings of the |
lady for one of the strongest parts of our makeurs
is gaantry to the ladies; but Mrs SchIum has |
forced US in this matter. II she did not send for
assistance, why was MI Case Mr.. Jackson and |
Mr.. Millman called up 10 the night to 60 10 her |
house? If she did not fear an attact, why did |
she refuse to return to her home and remain al
the home OF Mr.. Millm8n until morning? Iftbe
failure tOmake the deal for the saleAof the farm
with Mrs. O'Day did not affect her husband. why
should their hired man state at store that he
had beea discharged because of that deal being
made? After Mrs O'Day threw up the deal. came
The trouble at the Schrums. With all due respect
or these people, we meet this situation. Some
IF their neishbOrs have told them tales Of dis
lster and gloomy stories of bad land -" of poor
,rops and discouraged them; for this reason we
eally sympathize with them and would be glad
o offer them the hand of neighborly respect ana
word Of encouragement.
While Michael Millman was taking his easy
omfOrt in a large chair at his home on last
aturday evening, he was disturbed by a com
notion outside, and before he could get to the
DOR 1t was opened, and in troOped his children.
rand-children relatives and friends. greeting
i'm with Hello 75." It was his 18th birthday
and after feasting, all departed
fishing him many more years Of comfort. Heis
ale and hearty and very active farmer and
ids fair to live long.
cyrus Wiley Of near Owens Station died last
lturday, and s. j. Wilson d Son of Milton.
'ndncted the funeral at ST. Johnstown.
Easter visitors were numerous; Bert Mnlman
ID daughter went TO Philadelphia; Miss Maggie
-'-'AN" VI \ AAiluASA PAAoi phesHh the Qdy with
sr parents Howard Prettyman was home from
hool and others were with us.
A new conner at the "Shingle school House,'
strict wanted to burn some new land over and
S neighbors cautioned him against setting fire
1t in dry windy weather, without giving them
tice. He took council from lawyer in the
after, who advised him to burn it, but be sure
notify his neighhors. He set the fire, then ran
notify the neighbors, and then their only
anee to stop the fire from getting on them, was
back firing. This enraged the new conner.
general cushing and calling of names
lowed that man has something to learn vet 4
noticed another stranger planting an orchard
peach trees and setting berries on tract Of
ground where water stands, that is waste =
time and money, and he had better take ad-
e from those who know something Of the
uluohs' PAUL PRY.