Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-11-27
SHORT LOCAL BREYITIES.
Items Of Interest in Paragraphs About
Milford and Vicinity.

many Fellow feels like q fish out OF
water when girl lands him.
Several have lost hogs this week.
which were ready to butcher.
The spOrtive turkey is fast nearing
the end of his gobbling career.
Mrs. John W. Causey has leased her
new residence on Causey Avenue. to
Mr.. Lopez, Of the Milford Shirt Fac.
tory.
A black mare owned by Medferd
Jones, Of near Milford, died this week
from Kidney trouble. She was named
"Gypsey"
frederick Higman, while working at
the railroad station unloading lumber
dropped heavy plank on his ankle
badly disabling that member.
The Sons Of Della ware in PhilsdeIpbia
Will have their 18th annual dinner At
the Bellevue-StratfOrd on Monday even.
ing, December 9TH, at O'Clock.
Many horses in and around Milford
are sick with distemper. The cause is I,
probably attributed to the excessive 4.
amount Of damp and foggy weather. J,
Joseph B. West of Gumboro The !,
1ewly'elected Sheriff of Sussex County. a
VIII take charge Of the Jail and the n
prisoners at Georgetown January let =.
Some poor fool Of a man threw two y.
Lead hogs on the public street in Soutb IL
afford. That man splits on the floor ii,
bis own home and is a dirty dog fu
enerally. su
The school teacher who proposes n ha
ypnotize bad boys is entitled to all he
re fun and glory he can get out Of the aW
Ian. but if he succeeds, there is a for. mi
me awaiting him. ev,
Captain and Mrs. Louis Ross who is
ID charge Of the American Salvation csc
rmy here, prior to their going to Dover as
1rfeen months ago, have been ordered is
Wilmington by General DUNN. anc
Quite a number Of foreigners came anC
re on Saturday, from PHILADELPHIA har
work 10 the Laundry Of the O. X brie
irt Factory There are about 90 and
men employed in the operating de. of C
'tment. Ies
h1clal announcement has been made com
1.-THE next session Of the Wilmington be
E. Conference will convene in the muc
enue Church, Milford, on March gene
}, 1909, Bishop David II. Moore ~
cinnati, presiding. BOx
'mes Potter, an aged colored man. M.
had been an invalid for several
lths, died at the home Of Mary Rob. aon- '
n last Friday night from paralysis 80
eterv S,,Ddo,- =. ieu ~ Levi leavi
teror 80 ~, ~, -, ne was over
ion from, The ca-.o ', q 'uu uTe" boys
e VeDuto Concert COmpa closed 9''e@'
'eessful tour of the Eastern Shore payer
ridgeville Saturday evening. On Hnno!
INT OF crowded bookings in cities u'E
the management concluded to 'n nc, "a
for the present. They received "ii u
hattering notices along the line WI y
equeTts TOT returning dates.
ward V. Baker Of SelbyvilIe. Great Uon IF
m Of the Great Council of Della. ' .ne S.i
Improved Order Of Red Men. has mug Il
nted William G. Josting of Dover
y Great Sschem for the tribes 10.
at Dover, Harrington, Milford. the
on and Seaford. Walter 10 rro,,' izatiOn
1eriea has been appointed deputy the edr
, tribes and councils at Frederioo religion
agnOlis. debate
total military strength Of $40 which
the State Of Delaware receives our boy
be Government annually, as an sons to
nee for ammunition, the sum OF decent
according TO an announcement streets c
y the Division OF Militia Affairs raised
War Department for the present ProfessO
ear under the act Of May 9Th school Il
sing fifty per cent Of the allow. The first
the regular army be held
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