Middletown transcript., 1909-03-13
Local News

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DR.. ]. @. ties has removed his dental
Office to ths nri'd ng recently vacated by
the Westsr ZION Telegraph Co., next
door to ]. [. Shepherds Office.
Fer SALE Cyphers Incubator and
Brooder, in first-class condition. Will be
sold at less than half their original cost.
Apply at THIS OFFICE
FOR sALE-I have several farms
small and large, well located, at reason
able prices, in st. Georges Hundred.
GEO. w. INGRAM.
FOR RENT.-Nine room house, large
garden and stable, iD Odessa, Del, pos
session March 25tb. Apply to
D. w. STEVENS,
Middletown, Del.
. NOTICE Farmers meeting over The
Near Era office Tuesday, March 10th, at 2
p. NJ, to hear the report Of the committee
on tomatoes.
MiddIetown Camp, Modern Woodmen
of America, will hold its regular monthly
meeting in McWhorter's Hall, on Tues.
day evening, March 10Th, at o'clock.
All members are earnestly requested to
attend.
The Epworth League of Bethesda n.
E. Church meets every Sunday evening
at 6.45 o'clock. A cordial invitation is
extended to all. The topic for to-morr9w
evening is: "Our Pattern" Leader, Miss
May Kumpel
We now have stored in our ware
houses, MiddIetown and Bear, Del,
FERTILIZERS for all Spring crops by
bag or ton. Also car of choice SEED
OATS. Phone 5. JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be administered in the Forest Pres
byterian Church, on tomorrow, Sunday
morning, and the session will meet on to.
morrow morning at 10 Is O'Clock to re-
ceive .h ,se desiring to unite with the
Church.
Jos ph Clayton, aged forty.fye, of
Townsend, a well-known railroad man,
died Sunday morning at Delaware
Hospital, of pneumonia, after only a
weeks illness. He had only been admitted
to the hospital three days before his
death. .."
Salisbury Methodists will ask that the
next session Of the Wilmington Confer
ence be held in that city. The Methodists
are strong in Salisbury and there is no
better place on the Peninsula for session
of Conference to be held than in that
hosptable city.
Among the $50 prize winners Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad for good tracks,
we, Michael Lay, Harry Boyd, J. G.
1Ii ,ll:ns, @. J. Dinsey, w. K. Mangum of
ths Maryland division; D. D. Allen, J.
Cnve'daie and George Walker of the
Delaware division.
NyTIcE-We will sell two car loads oi
farming implements fresh from the factory
consisting OF two-horse cultivators, har-
rows and plowa, the Galloway and New
Idea manure spreaders Sale to be held
at our salesrooma, Middletown, Del, on
Saturday. April 81, at one o'clock, p NJ
See hand bills. ALGIRE & Wilson.
The ladies OF the New Century Club
will hold Rummage Sale, Bake ard
Apron Sale, in the room adjoining the
Globe Clothing store, recently vacated BY
Mrp. Wilds, on West Main street, to day
Of cakes, pies, bread, biscuits, rusks and
all kinds OF cookies, Charlotte Russo,
stuffed dates, candies, chicken salad and
aprons. Call and zee them.
Unclaimed Letters-Tbe following list
,of letters remair unclaimed in the post
office for the week ending March 4th
Miss Emma Boone, Mrs. Rachael Harri-
.son, Mrs. Eyarty Jeafin, Lidia johnson,
Mr.. Edward Countess, Mr.. NJ. David,
lMr. Tom. Stiuey, Mr.. Will Tillman, Mr..
Ambrose, Tomson, Mr.. Geo. W. Wilson,
Sup't. Consolidated Portrait Co.
On Wednesday, February 10th, at ST.
Patrick's Parish, in Wilmington, Mr..
Frank Z. Gates was united in marriage to
Miss T. len G. Darragh, by Rev. James p.
Qaigley. Immediately after the cerR-
mony Mr. and Mrs. Gates left for trip
through New York State and Canada,
and on their return began housekeeping
at the Ward Apartment House, Delaware
Avenue and Shipley street, Wilmington.
Mr.. Caltes is widely known in Insurance
circles throughout the Peninsula, and has
many friends in this section where he
spent several years.
William Bartlett, colored, died at his
home ID this town on Sunday morning
Iast ID his Seth year. Although the de-
ceased had been blind for the past twenty
years, he was industrious, and for long
time turned the cylinder press iR this
Office, and had large number Of white
friends. William could do many things
10 the way Of carpentry that we're re-
markable for blind man and was con-
staDtIy doing something up until the
time he was taken i'll last fall. He was
q member Of Dales A. Al. 2. Church, and
his pastor, R4v. Henry Young, conducted
the funeral services on Wednesday after