Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-09-11
ELLENDALE,

Inc sad fate Of Frank Russell, a farmer
who lived a few miles west from here has
awakened the sympathy OF our people for his
FAMILY and aged mother. The Church at
Ohapllns Chapel where he was a regular AT.
lender was not half large enoughlo hold the
people his neighbors. reatives and friends /
VINO attended to pay respects to a kind neigh. |
Dor a good citizen and a friend. He married |
"a widow with large family Of children but
mad none OF his own, and he has dsvoted his
lie 10 raising them, and they loved him as
lalher' lie leaves nice estate an in land
when he had accumulated by hard work and
saving and only recently, he mad buiIt a large
new dwelling near Rusts NJ u. He was about
% years Ola ana his parents are about 20 years
o.u' tne mother being almost Frustrated with
sriel' "hile the funeral was held at Chaplins
Chapel, the intermeut was made AT Cieo,oe-
town. The cause Of death. so far as kuewD. is
mat he fell from a tree in the woods after
climbing it TO dislodge squirrel he had sbct
ne was found under a hickory tree with his
neck broken, and al FIRST it was thought that a
murder had been committed, but every ipdi.
Gallon points to accident theory
WINE cutting corn with his machine this
week Harrison sordeh slipped and fell fin
front OF the knife, and the left foot came into
conlaet with the knife just above the shoe ton
nich innleted a serious wound. Mr.. Sordep
u"S also lost young and valuable horse so
trouble does not come single handed
Anere seems to be an epidemic among horses
ABOUT mere as Jack Burrell lost his driving
morse and Isaac Clendaniel has lost a horse he
refused Sl250O for. 1t would be well m 90,
'ome expert opinion as to the cause Of an
hese deaths. VI All
squad Of the Bohemians working at the
GLENDALE cannery struck last Friday becsrse
ney could not have all the work they ,yanted
men would have caused the DISCHARGE one
au'e supplied with our native women work.
- - mere Inc proprietor ordered them out
tue u''ulng' ont the next day they returned
/. w! ou' Inc proprietor refused to permit
mem TO work, and on Saturday, they ref,rnod
} their homes in Baltimore Tbe o.a,.--- =,
inning Just the same as fthey were tbare
Henry Warren has sold his bandso,,o -
rm OF 20 acres adjoining the Queen Anne
alton at Glendale. to Thomas Barkar ,ho
alioa agent, for 81 500 Mr.. Barker has beor
~ successful in some Operations ip timber
mas been losing his team.
~ stepping on ten-penny nail william,
Drkman Is laid up with a very sore foot
nolhas Macklin is very happy man which
ne cause TOT MIN acting so foolish this weak
q ask him why he is so exuberent. and he
oeRin long story about fine boy that
ne TO his house. It's no wonder tbopeb
aiter many years OF married life. tbev
e just started to build family-this Their
born.
very BODY was glad to welcome the return
after Belts who left here nine years ago
ne West and settled at Colorado SPRINGS
looking fine. On Monday evening an.
old time neighbor turned up in the
OF Alfred Bedford, who came here from,
oa many years ago, and after buying
ana living on it, sold 1t ana returned IN
"a This time he returns with a bpx.
young wife and will settle here. He's
by everybody and will make good -
school teachers, Mr., Good aHd Miss
'rson' are attending the institute at Re-.
PAUL PRY,