Milford chronicle., 1909-04-09
GREENWOOD.

Il Is very quite and dull In town at preseut a
all Of the people have gone to work those tha
could find work and the farmers are busily en-
gagged in planting and plouging their ground.
Carlos Tatman's infant child has been very sicl
with pneumonia but is improving very fast.
The Governors father is able 70 come to towr
again.
Morris stayton, youngest child and only boy
is lowering between life and death being ser
iously sick for the past two weeks
W. Jones & Co., has started up a blacksmith
shop at ndrewville.
Frank Collins who lost his wife about g yeal
ago Is married a ain to a Philadelphia lady and
they have come home aud purchased a farm
about three miles from town Of John Gray and
they are now hauling lumber to build a new
house.
Jacob owens, who sold bis farm year ago,
aud moved to town, Is getting ready to build a
new house. Mr.. owens rented last year to see il
he would like town, aud found he liked Il better
than farming so decided to build this year
John owens one Of the towermen, bought a
small piece Of land and is going to put the
greater part Of it in strawberries.
Tharndyk ke Roe moved last Monday night 10
his farm which he recently bought Of J. d.
Knowles about one-hslf mile from town. Mr,
Roe has position in the tower also.
People OF this district and town are very much
displeased and disappointed over the legislature
not making this town a voting place as there are
too many to vote at the poles at Bridgeville.
Many tears were shed by Miss Blanche Lay
fields Sunday School Scholars the day she
moved from here to her new home Ia FELTON,.
She had a class of twenty girls IN her class, from
twelve to sixteen wears old
Governor Pennewill is planting from so to 100
barrels Of white potatoes
Jessie Wiley has returned from visit to Phil
adelphia OF a few days
Mrs. Maggie Tucker formerly Maggie Rey-
nolds Of Greenwood is critically IN In a hospital,
at Philadelphia. She married against her par.
ents will and is practically forsaken by them. |
We all hope for her speepy recovery as she is a
fine girl.
". s Lard and family spent a few days in /
Woodb ~ n. J., with Mrs. Lords sister
Mrs. Wiley aud family OF Lewes visited her
husbands parents last week, J, K. Wiley
W.S. Lord has Just received a new line OF
spring shoes also mattings and rugs.
Our New Pastor OF the NJ. f. Church came last
Thursday, April LIST. The ladies and friends Of
he church gave them a Bice reception.
Rev. A. W. Mather, NJ. P. Church Pastor,
vent to Conference Monday, held in Baltimore.
People OF this community have the strawberry
,raze as they are putting out many acres.
There was a sheriff sale Of the Kimberley goods
ast saturday, the team aud goods sold cheap.
dr. Kimberley moved back to New York last
winter.
ROsella Lyons visited Bri igeville friends last
week
Harrison Satterdeld was no e TO visit his wife {
sst week, ne is working at Farnhurst
Bill stokes OF near Bridgeviue fell dead lat
reek while going ont to work. He had no near
elatives and his body was taken In charge by
udert ,ker Hardesty. He was buried at
Oomery Church.
e. F. Warrington and wife visited his brother
{ Overbrook last Sunday
ohm Henry Sorden, cOiOred died last Monday :
tier lingering disease Of several months OF
Clifton Coats disposed OF his belongings last b
NJ. P. Church viii hold Easter services on
lnday. y
A ary Morris s improving very fast.
J. Il. Hughes Is Improving, after having been
tor three mouths with tuberculosis. d
The Hickman base bail club defeated TOma- y
iwk on March 9th by score of9 TO 4. They
ay again OB Saturday.
Last saturday WOodenhaWk won from Trinity =
a score Of q TO in ave innings