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

graed temperance talk was given last Sun.
d'y night in the II. P Church bv Mr.. Bur.
enehsi. His talk was principally on keeping
u e saloons out ofexisiance.
The eolored camp closed Sunday with but
httie success. The weather was stormy and
/ cool all the time
Miss May Henderson and Mr.. Nibble of
LAUREL were married here at the home OF the
BRIDES uncle, c. W. Parker.
There has been talk OF closing the factory as
they cannot get many tomatoes Buyers for
other places gave as high as 30 cents per basket
on Monday.
Thomas Bradley, Jr., is improving slowly
from typhoid fever under the care OF DR.. Bar
Der Of Harrington.
Mrs. Jennie Carey. OF Philadelphia, visited
Mrs. May Belts last week.
Charles Mae and wife held their silver wed.
ding anniversary last week. They had many
friends call upon them. VINO danced and had !
good time In general. Mr.. and Mrs. Mae were
married over by August Nav OF Philadelphia. |
one of the guests.
Greenwood seems to be a good place to turn
out school teachers as Miss Laura Lyons, Miss
Eva Barwick and Miss AnR6 Knowles have
received their certificates to teach eight teach.
ers In two years.
Mrs. James satterield has gone TO Baltimore
to buy her new millinery goods. She will open
her store in Bridgevllle next Saturday ever
Culver's store
Kew. A. W. Mather while working on the z
platform in front OF the depot went TO step of
ana mis- ankle turned, throwing him over the
rack and hurting him severely. He walked d
m crutches to preach last Sunday. o
our regular base ball team was defeated last n
aturday by the scrubs the score being Ia To s. Z,
There was wreck here on Tuesday, lust b
her the eight O'Clock train went up. tearing II
p one car and delaying The nine O'Clock train II
bout 50 minutes. -
Seth Long has gone to the city and found
nployment. fl,
Fred Mae Of Philadelphia is home visiting -
IS parents. His brother VIII is on the sick list.
Grover Lord and sister, Mona Rogers, are
me visiting their parents
Bell Cordray is home for the first time in
o years she also brought her best fellow
Lord.
MS. ID. j. Lyons and daughter Rosetta have
urned to their home after pleasant visit
u relatives in Philadelphia Beverly. n. Js
Milford Del
Walton Jones and Charles Spence. Of Bridge
e, spent Sunday evening in town. TheIst-
-AN--e-'-S AAANA AlAAs Aol wilmington where
VIII attend business school,
edford Smith Of Philadelphia. is visiting
tives here
gorge Bradley, who had been sick for the
two years, having been confined TO his
since last February, died on Sunday morn.
at five o'clock aged SO years. He leaves a r.
and two children, aged years and X
this respectively. Fup eral services were L
In the NJ. p. Church on Tuesday afternoon k
o'clock and interment was made al Bridge lM
Cemetery Mrs. Bradley aud children
return to the home OF her father Burton lip
, near Bridgevile L
omas Curry has brought his track horses L e
e for the season.
III Short has removed his little girl from Y.
mas Curry's to his home in Wilmington.
improving slowly from typhoid fever.
red salisbury while hauling fodder last ORD
sday was thrown offofthe load and badly estab
The horse became frightened and ran Goods
-, 49, Gee
lest Morris and family have moved from
TO farm three miles from Bridgevllle
emperance lecture will be held In the NJ. 3oz ;
n'ch next Sunday night.