Milford chronicle., 1910-11-18
ELLENDALE,


The cunning season is again upon us, and tn {
patient farmer is as usual q martyr to the will
OF the invaders from the cities and towns.
rney use his lands particularly his woods
where the most game abounds and he does
not nave to be told that the open season has
arrived. The continuous bang, bang from every
SIDE Is proof positive Of this fact. Every school
boy, both white and black, who is large enough
TO shoulder gun, is Leglecting his school for
the sport. II is wonderful that no serious &C.
cidents were reported the fiist day. ltappears
from all reports, the rabbits are scarce and
small, while the birds are plentiful anu very
fat and wei developed. The Two Evans broth
fers, OF Milford, came here the frst day with
their ine dogs and b4gged iorty-four birds and
four rabbits. Harry Sauerfield. OF Wilmington,
and ur Messick, OF Milford, secured thirty
eight birds and three rabbits. Charles Webb,
James Williams, and Waiter Reynolds. our
new miller, bagged seven cottOu.tatls each.
There are fewer city gunners in this town than
usual, but the Monday evening train was
4 loaded with dogs aud guuners.
The sale OF the real estate Of the late Mrs.
Sarah Neasey, last Wednesday by her admiuis.
tratrix, Mrs. Marsh OF Philadel p hia, developed
some great surprise. Her small home and lot
In town, which was valued at S4Oe, was sold to
Robert Veasey for S6S5; the twenty acre lot a
mile east OF town, which soln for $500 few
years ago, sold for $1,000 Mr. Veasey was also
the cash purchaser and is already preparing
the material aud making estimates to build
on this desirable located tract Of land.
remarkable matrimonial affair occurred
at the Methodist parsonage last sunday even.
ing, when Mr. Ohm Davis In the 18th and
Miss Delema Warren, 10 years OF age, were
quietly made man and wife or would It be
more appropriate to say boy and wife-by the
Rev Pardee, They,are both nice children and
know what WORK Is, and should grow into
maturer lie with prosperity, aud with many
Of those little troubles which bring happiness
and prosperity with them.
The family OF George Webb are all sick. His
wife is cOnyalescent, but two children have de
veloped a severe attack OF pneumonia which
keeps Or. SAMSON on the run.
David NJ. Donovan and wife have returned
from a vacation trip to Baltimore Washington, |
Buffalo, Niagara Fails. Canada, New York, /
Philadelphia and Wilmington They report a
delightful trip.
Miss Wilma Rust, skilled and talented .
young schOOlmarm. Of Bridgeville. aud Am
orose Cannon, were sunday guests at the home
of her uncle W. $ DlckersOn, OF this Place
George Morgan, Of fredericksburg, Md, who
left here last spring, is in town looking for
place to move back to. Birds always come
home to roost and so does our old friend ,
George. PAUL PRY.
Harvest Home exercises we're held at Union
Church on sunday Evening, Nov. 18Th. A
large audience was delightfully."- entertained by
excellent music recitations, etc that showed
careful training by experienced hands. The
church was trimmed with flowers and autumn
caves while a large pyramid Of vegetables,
ruits. and golden grain showed the abvndHnt
mercy and love OF God, as well as the good
and and thrift OF this community. very
,reditable collection for benevolent purposes
vas taken. donation TO Deacsness' Home
vas given, and a large supply OF vegetables
ruit ana grain was presented TO the pastor.
Revival services every night al New Market
,hurch. They opened with unusual spirit, and
much success is expected. All are Invited
Preaching In Glendale Church en- sunday
morning, the 10Th. al 10 80 O'Clock. by the pas c
or Text: "WhosoeYer is born of God doth
lot commit sin"
Insist upon having RHEU M-I-CURE. Be- z
ause dealer makes more profit. don't let him :
ak yon into buying something Just as good" I
IN imitation can not b, "as good" as the origi-
al and the genuine. Twenty Tablets s. cents.