Milford chronicle., 1910-09-02
ELLENDALE.

ELLENDALES
Well, well, what a great to do hap
pened last Saturday when the old guard
lined up their forces in battle array with
knees drawn and fight to a finish. It put
the ROosevelt-Sherman and the insur-
gents against the q. 0. P. in the shade
1t was really amusing to we old time
Democrats to see our opponents fight
themselves more bitterly than they had
ever fought us and curse themselves until
their mouths looked like birthstone; but
it was no use, for the Glendale forces
could not be downed by the Lincolnites
and their Slaughter Neck allies. Our
fighting Dave declares that it was the /
fight Of his life. He was beaten by two |
in the preliminary skirmish of Friday |
night, and he swOre by the holy Moses |
that be would retaiate at the authorized |
primary Saturday and beat them two, so
he did, and again Glendale triumphed |
and held her own. d. H. Reed, the win
ner, thinks that every decent Republican,
and we may add some Democrats, were
at their post 80 closely were the factienal
lines drawn, and every man, black and
white, was eager for the affray and stood
in line ready for the word from the mas
ter.
In this instance, we are so forcibly re-
minded Of a remark made from Lincoln
by the correspondent to the Chronicle
&. r. c., in his enthusiastic style on the
Milford street last spring. When the
road offices for all Cedar Creek hundred
were taken from Lincoln, he said NOW
boys, if you want anything, you must
come to us for il at Lincoln In as much
as e. r. G. took such an active interest
in the Saturday primary fight, We notify
him that whenever he wants ANYTHING 4
he must come to Glendale for his boss,
Dave Reed, says so.
The most sensational sale of real estate y
made in this country, was made by Philip O
Owens, when he sold his l20.acre very d
ordinary farm at Owens Station to a New
York State man, through the influence #
a neighbOr for S. 600 spot cash, Owens u
accepting all crops until January next. Ii
This Is a fine sale, and makes many OF us %
mad with jealousy, and hoping our turn Al
may come next. Mr.. Owens is prospect u
ing for a new location, and is looking for Fl
a bargain, of course. D
Miss Hines lost a very fine road horse II
ast Sunday The same day George Curry
ost a valuable young western horse. Il
Clarence Abbott was kept busy almost Il
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This makes five horses that have been
ost in this vicinity in the last few weeks.
Mr. Thompson, a fine old gentleman D..
who left this country forty years ago and j
etted in Michigan, making a home and
ortune there, was an Glendale visitor al
ast Saturday Mr.. Thompson still loves in
Delaware, and is warm 10 praise for our NJ
-Teat and phenomenal development He l.
las been kept well informed upon our v'
fiairs from a weekly study of the Chron- pi
Gle, and the pen of his favorite PaHl Pry. sk'
lie goes back TO shiver in his frigid COun. te
~ with our greatest blessings. pl
We svmpathize with our friend, Bill bs
,hockley, who is carving his arm around c.
n sling as a result of blood poisoning by
We notice with much pleasure that our di
minister, Theo Pardoe, is in great de- nj
aans for his camp meeting oratory At m
er a week at Deals Island, he was in evil tiC
ence at Bethany Camp, while last week flu
70 was heard by two immense crowds in VII
We able sermons at Tindale's Woods
Miss katherine Conwell, of Rising sun,
ID, is a guest at the parsonage here. AZ
A large committee of our Young people II
re attending the Sunday School Conven
on in Cedar Neck.
Miss Kelley, a missionary, will deliver
lg and should have a large audience.
ONE out, good people, and help the
BOD cause along.
Miss Clara Miman, of Camden, N. J.,
the guest Of her father, Bill Milman.
Dr.. Combs, of Wilmington, is visiting
e 5. Z Reed family.
Miss Delema Warren is with Lewes
lends.
Mrs Magee, of Georgetown, is visiting
RS Gilbert Morgan this week.
As the excursion train was coming to
)bbins last Thursday evening, the fire.
an stuck his head cut OF the window,
d the crane which holds thefmail pouch
t hin OK the head, badly cutting his
llp and scrapng the bone. When he
lched Elendale he was taken 10 the
ice of DR.. Samson and treated, then
ken 10 a Wilmington hospital. The
st section of the excursion was held up
Deep Branch, because of a break in
e engine, and a special train from
,orgetown brought another engine to
em Another fireman was also brought
take the place of the injured man.
The appraisers, Charles Sackett, d.
ngo and Dan Layton ARE appraising the
ge real and personal estate of the late
L. Reed this week.
Miss Wilma Rust, of Bridgevine, is the
est Of her uncle, w. S. Dickerson, this
Elk PAUL PRY.
100 90 REWARD is hereby offered to anyone
nishinR us evidence leading to the convie-
D OF any substitutor or dealer who attempts
fake the trade with counterfeit RHEUM-I-
RE-a physician remedy for rheumatism,
iney Trouble, etc.