Milford chronicle., 1911-06-23
ELLENDALE.

After ten years of happy wedlock, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Anderson have at last
reached the zenith of their Joy, and it is
a fine baby girl that weighed IS pounds.
The jubilant grand pa Col. Dave Reed,
declares it weighs IA pounds. Col. Dave
is the most pleased of the whole family
and it looks big enough to weigh 100
pounds to his eye. We heartily congratu-
late Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson and join
them in their great pleasure, as we know
from our own experience just how it
feels.
The episode between one of our town
council and Mrs Hitch when she pros
ecuted him for trespass has opened the
old fued and started the ball of discon-
tent and revenge between the two fac
tiOns rolling. Last week town tax colleC-
/ tor Morgan attached the monthly check
/ for Mr.. Hitch's wages as section master
on the Queen Anne R. R. for his taxes
without even warning him or giving him
any information as to the amount of his
tax, but the railroad company refused
service and Mr.. Hitch received his
check all the same. Now when the July
check is due trouble galore is looked for.
The great event which was looked for
ward to and for which great preparation
had been made, occurred last Sunday,
when the new and handsomely finished
church was re-opened, and no one was
disappointed. The eloquent and power
full orator, Rev. COloua was at his best
and did great credit to himself. His ef-
forts were highly appreciated. In the
afternoon and evening the elaborate
Children's s Day services was successfully :
artH Il
tory of the church. When our people
set out to accomplish a thing, be the
purpose a good one or a bad one, they
cannot be eXcelled, and this occasion
was characteristic one of our people and
did them great credit. !,
We had base ball last SATURDAY. for sure,
and the entertainment was a most excit-
ing character. The first game was a
match between our small BOYS and the
school boys of Lincoln In the sixth
inning our boys fell out and began a
fierce fight among themselves which soon
became general. They made disgrace
ul affair of it to their shame and dis
ionor. Our big boys crossed bats with a
team and skinned them out
o the tune of II to 2. It was a fine
,ane and great skill was exhibited on
9th sides.
Next Sunday afternoon will be Chill
iren S Day at Union Church and a special
fort for fine long programme has been
made. All are especially invited.
Next Saturday evening the members
f the base ball team will hold a social at
Store. A special entertain
tent with ice cream and other fine things
} eat will be sold. The bows are PLAYING
ood ball and should be supported by the
eople of this community. So come out II
u of yOu old fellows and bring along
our girls.
During the wind and rain storm of last
eek, We find no such damage as we read
from other localities. The only damage
1ne in this neighborhoOd was the blow
e over and demolishing of a chimney
l the home of Mr. Wolf.
A young mule owned by Eugene Dono-
IN was kicked by his horse last Sunday.
ne animals leg was broken. The injury
as attended by DIR. Ruhl but there
ems to be no hope for the animal "
George Spicer and Mrs W. S. Dicker- n
n are under DR.. Sanson's care suffering
tn kidney or Bright's disease.
PAU. PRY.