Milford chronicle., 1910-09-09
HOUSTON ITEMS.

tits betting TO pass a few words o.
enlogy on the life of Mrs. Eva Johnson
whose death was ehronicled in your last
weeks issue. Eva nursed her husband
out of an attack of typhoid fever, and
after his recovery was stricken with the
same disease, which caused her death.
A large concourse OF sorrOwing friends
viewed the remains on the day of the
funeral and followed the body to the
grave Mrs. johnson had made many
friends during her two years as head Of
the firm of johnson Il Koch by courteous
treatment Her neighbors miss a devo-
ted friend, she was always the first to
administer in case Of distress, sickness or
death In the Church she was foremost
and in social functions she was a jolly
and cheerful character 1t can not be
wondered that these ties so suddenly
severed causes gloom and sadness among
those who knew her. A husband and
father have our greatest sympathy. She
/ had been a member of the Houston NJ
| Z. Church since early childhood.
G. P. Armour Il Co., are very busy
saving framing. The brick business has
been slack so far this season.
The farmers who could not sell their
tomatoes are shipping by rail. Quality is
very inferior compared TO former years
Farmers are very busy now seeding
scarlet clover and saving fodder.
Our public school opens next Monday
the 18th. Mrs. Alice Gray, principle
and Hattie ViDyard assistant.
Rev. Whitaker and family are visiting
their parents in New Jersey.
Mrs. Frank Jones and daughter are Wis
ing Mr. and Mrs. Geoghegan near New
ark Del.
J. c. Whartin and family are spending |
a few DAYS at Rehoboth this week
Jennie Jump left for her school near /
Philadelphia last week.
Lizziei Burris is among the corps Of
teachers at Laurel this year.
Neal Collins and wife OF Chester re-
turned home on Sunday having spent
their vacation with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Collins.
A little Abraham Lincoln came to stay
with Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Harring-
ton last week. The Professor has q
double quick walk now and with a JOY
Dus countenous is ever ready to talk Of
bis little Lincoln
Florence Holloway of Philadelphia
having spent the summer with her par
snts, Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Manlove. has
to her home.
Mrs. S. W. Townsend was IN Newark
Nd, last week
Joshua Case who has a position on the
teamer Frederica, has moved his family
o Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Caterson of Moscow Pa,
pent several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs
lpplemOn
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Hall have for their
uests Mrs. Satterfeld and daughter Of
John Koch was visitor here last Sun
ay.
Bob Jones is nursing bad foot, caus-
d from a boil.
Mrs r. H. Hollis and son Calvin re-
lrned to their home in Philadelphia on =
unday.
The P. B. & W. carpenters have patch.
d up the platform. freight shed and
ouse again 1t don't look as though it
)uld bear many more patchings
Mrs Frank Sapp was N Wilmington :.
D Tuesday. Il
ave returned home after three weeks II
sit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. -
Bailey and friends in and near Mil l.
rd Mrs. Charles P. Armour Of Hous-
N accompanied Mrs. Lynch to her home
Philadelphia for visit Of a week n
nong friends and relatives. !
10000 REWARD is hereby offered to anyone
rnishing us evidence leading to the convic- u
)n Of any substitution OF dealer who attempts \
fake the trade with counterfeit RRETM 81
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