Milford chronicle., 1909-03-26
GLENDALE.

From the letter witten by tine Lincoln cor
respondent it appears that some people are
overlooked with brass and audaclty. but we
never mad any experience IL the swamp and
don't know the meaning OF a swamp angel"
We wish to correct the typographical error
In orr last letter that Mr.. Workman drove from
Milford in 50 minutes. He drove from Halls
store in Milford to FL endale. eight miles, in %
minutes
M. Workman demands Mr.. Morgan to come
up and do something and not do his Dragging
in Lincoln store. He stands waiting and
snxious to meet all corners.
Last Friday evening while an ardent sport
nom Redden was paying bis devOuons 10 one
a our sweet sixteens, he hitehed his horse
GOOSE; when ready to leave the steed was
zone. After searching all night the beast was
found IN Mr.. Clendaniers pines unhurt, and he
thinks he paid pretty dear for bis whistle 50
90 we.
Our town Is now full uf visiting preachers
and the chickens roOst high. We we're de-
lighted 10 see our old pastor OF twenty-five
wears ago When a mere boy Wilmer JRggerd,
VINO has been doing valient success in Mexico,
bot has now returned TO his old field OF labor.
Rev. George Smith, an old favorite and Mr..
McLain, many years forgotten, have popped
up smiling rs serene as ever and now Confer
enee has put another boy on as, as usual, to
start out young thoroughbred student, in MI.
hopkins. Our church Is badly in need OF en-
tbusiasm. and the new pastor has great field
of hard work before him. We extend here the
open hand OF fellowship and support, and may |
God speed him in his work. There are many |
admirers here who are grleved 10 lose our old |
pastor, Mr.. Kelso, but we hope ne Is well cared |
for and that his successor here will please the |
people.
Lee Legates OF Georgetown has settled his
new saw mill at New Market to saw up q tim !
Der tract for Bob Clendane The fret thing !
they did was to begin an open free fight on the |
nill yard, and the mother Of one OF toe big |
pugilists declares that when she gets well |
under way she can carry more steam than two /
such engines, but we hope to be five miles away !,
when she gets started, for any thing but a frey
woman for our part
A most delightful party In honor OF her nus.
bands birthday was given to the youngsters Of
our town by Mrs. Florence Russell last Friday
evening and the tokens of kind memory we're
many, elaborate and appropriate, and after
most enjoyable evening Of music, games and
social gayety, a collation. OF the seasons delica-
cies was spread and at q wee hour many con-
eratulations and parting compliments were
paid the happy couple. we must mention
thatCol Dave Reed was the center OF attraction
and acted as the clown for that special occasion.
samuel Fisher was taken suddenly in while
in the woods cutting timber last Monday. Now
be- Mrs. Fisher and son Harrington are sick.
Mr.. e. Carpenter gave big setout and feast
10 his family relatives last Sunday and while
trying TO do Justice by It be overdid himself
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Mn. Cora Jester, wife of RepresentativelHarry
Jester, had just returHed from Binghampton,
NJ Y, where she was at her sick mothers bed.
eide aud left her much improved, but on arriv.
Ing home she got telegram announcing her
ieath and Mr.. and Mrs. Jester have gone to
attend the obsequles.
Mrs. John Prettyman was suddenly called to
itOckley station when to her horror found her
ather had just passed away.
Mrs. Jack Barwell is now In Logan, Ohio,
where the death of her father has detained her.
An old and confirmed bachelor Of this town
While leading the Epwsrth League last Sunday
stonished the young ladies OF his class when
ie announced that when a pretty girl came
Dto town he always asked the Lord II he might
scort her.
Now The whole town can breath an air OF re-
sf and hope for better lights. We have sur.
cred irem the effects OF ignorance aud lack OF
ommen sense ia this matter Of our town gov.
rnment and for a month we have had scarcely
ny light. Now Gilbert Morgan. skilled me
hanic, has charge OF this branch and the lights
tuesday evening, for the first time lately, are
harming and fine and we now live in hope Of
vast i'm Improvement.
We have new road OverEeer this year and
good. able and SQUARE man. and now Mr..
ucker see 10 Il that we have some road i'm.
rOvement about here or we shall be badly
iseppointed IL has been the custom FOR
7er6eera 10 work the road most convenient
y his use and 10 his own Interest. Now II has
jme our way and we Will try to play that game
li1 year and see 70 u that we have good slice
IT, Now Mr.. Tucker may we hope and de-
md upon your skill to use as right IN this
after then we can praise your usefulness In
e future. PAUL PRY.
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