Milford chronicle., 1910-02-11
ELLENUALE.

30 but sint it cold" came from every bod
when they awoke Monday morning aud saw th'
mercury standing AT zero. some say two degree
below with every fruit bud and much youul
wood on young trees killed with every black
berry vine out OF business. or course We haVl
calamity howiers here as well as else where
as yet your correspondent has seen no damage
from the cold snap here and heard Of no suffer
ing among orr people or their live stock Moth.
ing but wood piles have suffered and a few
house plants, and we predict bumper crop OF
peaches and successful crop year generally
and high prices 70 make the farmers happy.
According 20 the i've steam mil men who live
in their shanty on possom meat and groceries al
wholesale prices from Holland in Milford 4
cost only one dollar per week for each man and
they live high
It has been said that when the year starts ont
With big crop OF babies 1t will be a bounuiul
one If this be true the Vicinity of Glendale VIII
beat ell records We eau record four for last
week Al the home Of that great big VIII Con.
way. who now has reached the fondest hope Of
his life alter having passed the meridian Of life
his Proudest hour when Dr.. Jones said-"Winit
IS A boy sure" then he Fent down only 70 rally
ana sing BY Baby" which is al that can be
heard about the house now the neignbous say. It
is strange tnat so strong man should succumb
and give way TO his tender feelings in his sd
vauced years
AZ the new mansion home Of Representative
Harry Jester there is also the first boy that
came 90 bless is happy parents In their latter
years bat Harry Is very sensible and only said
is nue ten FOUNDER. Upcle Joe smith declares
he is craekerjack ana must be named after the
Old bachelor uac.e Joe and heir 70 his fortune
hut the mother sa's call him Harry Joe.
So far as the sexes go honors are easy. a.
Charley shiris The hrst born is d bouncing eir
and Waller Dickersou boasts OF The same good .
fortune
While baastiug OF The advent Of these new
cOmers we must turn 10 those sorrowiur home.
where the loved ones are passiug away ia equal
numbers, thrse having passed peacefully 70 the
great beyond while the fourth one hangs 10 The
balance between life aud death as the death
of David Guu0y is daily expected at his home
uesr here.
The death Of ZaC Donovan near Milford who
moved from here where he was born and raised
and married his two faithful wives brings much
sorrow 90 his many relative. and those who
have enjoyed his generosity as Kind neighbor
William Prettyman OF Calhaous District was
vel known aud highly respected here He
leaves daughter ana many cousins in This
town.
Mrs Asbury Donovan the grea est sufferer IN
our knowlege who died from internal cancer at
the home other husband near statonsvilie wasa
great iavorite here where she left many friends !
and re ativeS
Mrs. George COverdale is spending this week At
the bedside OF her brother. Henry Warren, who
ls very % from paralysis al his home in Milton.
Joe Reed and wife have returned from Phil /
adelphia where they have been visiting since
Christmas.
We note from the Philadelphia Record that
Marx L. Davis Of Milford is a candidate for
Clerk otthe-Peace tor Sussex County. What 7
las become OF our citizen Colonel Dave Reed ,
Mr. Davis will have the fight Of his life to beat '
'olonel Dave for he Is a hustler and means bus. v
ness and must be recko1ed with as Elleudalers
ont often get beaten by a small fry. Y
Frank Kitchens killed on Monday his big Is /,
months old porker It tipped the beam al go :,
ounds. Who can heat that for a little pig. v
Il Is astonishing 10 see what a little adyer. N
sement 10 the uaiform rate column Of the -
hrouicie wt do. We offered some dogs we did
OF suppose any one would uouce. but we re.
eived over 20 letters snd on Monday after the z
appeared Or Friday. one was shipped TO 1
over sud one 70 Hous on. Letters came from
hiladelphia ana Virginia. Now we have
srses aud mules for sale. who wants them. VI
peak quick and get bargain. PAUL PRY. u,