Milford chronicle., 1909-03-19
GREENWOOD.

Rev. L. W. Layfeid preached his laEt sermon
before conference last Sunday night with q ful
house, we hope 70 have him return.
Mrs. Annie Parker sold 70 ". Z. Jones last
week fifteen dollars worth OF eggs.
M. and Mrs. !. J. Long paid q short visit Il
their son, James Long, In Deimar last sunday
Lizzie Arnold aRd nephew. OF Philadelphia
visited theiF sister, Mrs. John Clifton last sat
urday.
HARRISON satterneld hss goBs 10 Farnhursl
10 work II will be full OF Greenwood men Il
it keeps Oh.
Mrs Mary Atkinson, mother Of Mrs Alfred
Salisbury, lie quite 81 Al time Of writing. Mrs
Atkinson is near so years old
o. A. Parker Is quite 81 al time Of writing
0rOver Lord Was home last sunday.
DR.. AmmermOn and DIT. Hunter are both
very busy, as there are quite = lot OF sickness
in the country, especially Pneumonia.
Mrs. Ethel Hunter has been sick for The past
two weeks With cold.
Mary Shelley has returned from trip to
Philadelphia.
Our mt Herring 10 town made their appear
ance on last THURSDAY al IS cents dozen.
. Cecil Dunn was home last sunday and spent
the day With her parents, james Dunn and
wife.
W. s Lord has some fine seed potatoes
Mrs. Joshua Webb il on our sick list
Mrs W. +. Jones and Mrs. LeOia RRtlege
went 70 Baltimore 10 purchase her new mil
linery goods. Mrs. Rstlege VIII be their mil
liner for the coming season.
Jessie Sharp one Of our school boys has been
sick for the past week.
Strawberry patches IN our section are look
"a q nd Of fnr
wheat.
Turnip green's and ksle are plentiful IN town
at 4 and s cents per pound.
Mrs. Mary Morris, OF Glendale, visited her
husbands parents recently.
Miss Ola Bidwell, one Of Chicagos nOst
noted and versatile entertainers, will be in
Greenwood, Monday evening, March 22nd.
Miss Bidwell Is Baritone ballad singer, con-
cert viOlinist and reader. Come one come ALL
Adults 25c., children l5c.
Henry Carey, OF Philadelphia, visited the
home OF I. J. Long last week.
R. T. Cahsll who has been sick In the house
since February 2nd is able to be up and out
again.
A. NJ. Jones has some very pretty candles
ana cards for Easter.
David Penevyin is able to be out agaiB.
Ion I loreel the Aale n Shtleruelub * SOhh
store Saturday night.
On Tuesday night Mrs. J. J. Long was taken
suddenly III and for time her life was de-
SPARED Of, but at time OF writing she is some
better.
An Interesting programme was rendered by /
The public school OF Greenwood March 18th, 1
when beautiful flag was given to the breeze I
The high school room was crowded and the 4
little folks had the time Of their lives Palri .
Dtic songs Appropriate and pleasing recitations .
we're enjoyed by ALL Interest was added TO /
he occasion by a solo. rendered by Miss Lay
ield, and Rotations that delighted all by
Miss Knowles graduate ofthe College OF ora
DRY Of Baltimore After which Prof Brooks
rave pleasing address on the flag AZ the
lose OF the exercises Old Glory was flowing
o the breezes, amid patriotic songs and clap
ping OF hands.
IN MEMORIAM
10 loving remembrance OF my beloved sister.
Barbara A. Jester who departed this life March
9 b. 1905
)ue year has past but still miss her
Friencs may think he wound has healed;
But they little know the sorrow,
That lies within my heart concealed
adly missed by her sister,
A. NJ. JONES