Milford chronicle., 1910-08-19
ELLENDALE.

Il now looks as II the lawyers would have
case from Glendale, and It Il all the result o
the canning business which is operated here
every summer. II has been expected to come
sooner or later and we believe that it is at hand
Mr. Shannahsn, OF Bel Air, Nd. who now takes
full control and ownership Of the cannery,
bought up the shares at nominal sum, and con-
tracted with the farmers to grow tomatoes for
this season. .came here and is now building an
annex ami machine room for more machinery.
The signal for trouble came this week, when 1t
was made known that sixty Bohemians from
Baltimore had arrived to work in the eannery
and skin tomatoes, taking the place OF the women
Of Glendale who expected to monOpOllse this
industry; but, Mr.. Shannahan has refused this
purpose aud put the foreign help ia their place
Now threats and murmurs OF disappointment are
rife among the women workers Of the town, and
many growers are siding with them who declare
that they will not deliver their tomatoes to the
factory, and thus retsliate against Mr.. shanna-
han We imagine that they wilT think twice
before acting in this manner, as the courts have
unfaiingly decided in favor Of the Gamer when
ever a contract has been the basis Of a suit but.
anyway the matter will be the source for con.
siderable agitation before the season ends
Donovan, prosperous farmer near Glendale
this week. While the children we're playing at
housekeeping, and were boiling something in
sealed fruit can, 1t exploded and the contents
with the scalding water were thrown over and
into the face Of his ten-year-old daughter, Alice.
For time 1t was feared that her eyes would be
destroyed but she is doing well under The care
of Dr. Samson
oil tho bapnv man Fr fht. ,,,,,r,,,,,gt-
liam Millman, known as "Uncle Bills, y,'who is a
veteran ofthe civil war, stands at the head He
has just returned from Bowers beach, where he
passed week in company with a fellow veteran
and companion 10 arms whom he had not seen
since 1865. He was entertained royalty, and
states thar there were five thousand people at
that resort last Thursday. he is enjoying the
Tecantour OF his trip to all who will listen. His
daughter has also returned from a visit to
friends 10 Camden y. J.
Nearly every family in Glendale is entertain
ing friends for which they are famous. aud |
among the many visitors are the following
Frank Jester. who left this place twenty five |
years ago is one Of the notables, and he looks to
be in the prime OF life after business career in
Chicago III. He afterwards went to Dallas I
Texas, where he has accumulated wealth as |
fehl estate uehlefs ne oFluk5 Win MN a Drl1e, ]
whom he takes pride in calling his Texas Ran
ger" whe is q credit 70 the Lone Star state Mr. |
Jester is one OF the many fac specimens Of man
hood Glendale mas produced and given to other
States.
Raymond Kirby, Of Camden, y. J is another /
prominent visitor. and be Is stopping at his
uneles. Postmaster Whitney, BY whom he was
aaised, and be has developed into another nne |
specimen Of manhood
The Glendale base ball players played a |
game with the Owens bail players whe had the |
assistance OF the Staytonsvirle players, but It |
vas no use as the score vas too. We advise |
the young fellows to work hard and practice on
he game before coming over again
A merry automobile party consisting Of Mr.. |
md Mrs. WhltsOmb, her brothersnd Mrs, Harry |
lester, arrived here last Monday evening They |
eft Binghampton, n. Y on Sunday morning /
md enjoyed the trip through New York, Penn.
ylvania and Delaware. which they believe to be |
me Of the handsomest rides to be iound in the
Cast, They are reveling In peaches and enjoy.
1g the sea breezes for two weeks when they
va return to their northern home
The cOpiOus shOWers.Of this week makes peach
licking very disagreeaole, but gives new life to
he paTched sreps: while most folks are now
lowing for wheat PAUL PRY.
RHEUM-I-CURE is physicians remedy for
rheumatism, Nepalgia, Kidney Trouble or any
aiaful Condition. Immediate relief Perma.
snt restoratioh y