Milford chronicle., 1909-07-23
ELLENUALE.


our two weeks OF silence has raised the ire OF
some OF the readers OF the Chronicle, but Inc
iack Of news items has been the cause. i is
strange our kind friends will have such lille
mercy upon as or give Us no more sympathy.
We so often go to the prominent ones, and the
society leaders and ask for items and ihey de-
Glaze nothing has happened and no news is
available but when the Chronicie finds Il way
into the homes a column OF spicy news is exps G.
ted from Glendale or they boil over with rage
on the correspondent. Now help as along a
little. good friends and let Us make these letters
longer better and more regular.
The farmers are now thoroughly absorbed in
wheat thIeshing and it is terribly discolraging
10 note the results Of the poor crop, as the test
yield that we have seen has been only i bushels
per acre, while one man only CLEANED SO bushels
from Is acres or just ? bushels per acre, and
such wheat that is really only common screen
ings. Win some one kindly tell rs the reason
for such poor wheat crop this year
Wen our boys had great day last Saturday
with a return game OF base bail with the Owen s
Station team, reinforced by strong players from
Greenwood and BTidgeyille; and Ellendale gain
ed a great victory TO the score Of II 70 Z. Our
boys played a fine game and We are quite proud
Of their victory: but there is stll too much rough
language used on the field and unless this indie
cent conduct is stopped many OF our ladies will
discontinue to be patrons. Boys, be men and
respect the ladies by giving them every courtesy
and assure them Of your high regard by stopping
the use of such language as referred 70. on Fri
day afternoon next the Georgetown team will
cross bats with the Glendale boys; and on Satur-
day next the old stagers or superannuated play
ers will try the young bloods Everybody is in
vted 70 turn out aud see those old fellows Try to
be young again.
What is the mstter with the Lincoln Cores
pondent? New the people of that place request
US TO write some OF the items Of that place incur
letter They want the world to know hat e.
Iendale is not the only place that can boast Of
up-to.date ice cream parlors. as Lincoln has
most magnificent establishment, where this
dainty luxury is served to its many tastidious
customers, in a fashionable style, at the pretty
white cottage at the K. K Crossing in front Of
store. Go it G. K. C. drive to the
front in the manly display Of your lofty aspira-
ton.
A Mr. Phillips. Of Atlanta, Georgia who re-
Gently bought the Sam Warren farm has moved
here with his family. Not being able to gain
possession of the farm, they have moved into
the Tom Baker farm house.
Earl Kirby, one of Ellendsle's nice boys, who
is now in charge ofthe Camden Ferry, at Cam
den, n. J., is visiting Postmaster and Mrs. Whit
ney.
Another one Of our big fine fellows has struck
luck away from home, aud his great winofall is
in the shape Of a handsome bride, this time it is
Dorsey Morgan. who a few weeks ago went to
Rehoboth TO build business establishment
on last week he brought blushing damsel 10
his fathers home aud introduced heras his wife
DR. Bob Ellegood OF Wilmington visited his
parents here, this week.
Jack Barwell was the unfortunate loser Of his
only horse, last week. 1t is very hard TO lose
one IS only standby right in the rush and ousy
season. The loss was probably from ogerieed
ing.
Miss Mary Dickerson is now at Dover, attend
ing the summer school, preparing for her win
Ter campaign Of teaching PAUL PRY