Milford chronicle., 1911-02-10
ELLENDALE.


! We are in ieceipt of letter from the Editor oi
the Every Evening with copy Of an article in
his Wilmington paper denouncing US a correspon
dent who refuses to acknowledge his own state
ment. Saying he printed the Jim Town affair as
1t printed over eur siguiture in the Chronicle
Replying to this criticism we will state that the
Editor Of the Every Evening is ioolins himself
for we had no sllusion to the Jim Town affair
whatever He did publish statement concerins
the death ofthat famous horse Pearpont N organ
We never stated that he had made mile a min.
ute, nor did we say that he sold for $1,000 at his
late owners sale. We have been misquoted in
this case.
The remains Of David Gunby, an aged farmer,
was brought here from Redden Station last Sun
day and interment made in the Red Mems Gene
tery.
Our Courts at Georgetown are now pretty well
patrOnized by three big cases from here. The
Jim Town affair was passed upon as a trihing
matter and all participants kissed and made up
after a few minutes before Judge Boyee. They
returned TO their homes happy and ready for sn-
other trial to keep the peace.
The divorce case Of John B. Ennis, the hrst OF
its nature to come from this town, was also dis
posed Of by holding the matter over them for an
AuAANdDAG dGlAAGNlGul lOI one year
The case of Edwin cendaniel has not come up
yet
Just as church was letting out Sunday, the
young spirited horse owned by Horace Webb, and
which was hitched near the church, broke its
haulter and dashed in the crowd Of women and
children causing much excitement Fortunately
no persons were injured. although the wagon
was demolished.
A E.w-
very humble circumstances. He became ideu-
tilted in the charcoal business with IsaacHsrmop
John Prettyman, and others, and is now very
prosperous. He has now branched out in the real
estate business and we expect great improvement
in our farm lands through his efforts, and predict
that this will be a great strawberry and fruit
market. He is buying an automobile for the |
conducting Of his business.
The mad dog scare is again upon us. Last |
Sunday the hound gyp OF George Prettyman, who
keeps a large kennel of these animals ran
smuck swapping and fghting everything insight.
Even the cats came in for a big share. She bit
her master twice, but not serious. On Monday
she and about 20other dogs which she had bitten
where killed. Now we can breathe spell Of
relief from these dirty suck egg brutes from Jim
Town and vicinity.
AAHeA A<Ae5ai geuAk pusluesS man Of Ehila.
deiphia, but formerly Of this place, is wishing
his grandmother this week. We are always glad
to welcome all former residents who have made
good in their Undertakings away from here.
Mrs. DR.. Warren, Of Camden, N. J., is visiting
at the home Of her father-in-Iaw, Samuel Warren.
She also visited her father in Cedar Neck this
week.
Hon. John Townsend, Of Dagsboro. has this
week closed deal with NJ. H. Webb for a tract
'i fine oak timber near ShinRle School Col. d
Reed will move his saw mill there and turn II
nto car and vessel material. Col. Dave is be.
'oming one Of the largest mill operators in the :
'ountg, and employs about fifty men and teams
constantly.
our new miller, Walter Reynolds, has lust un. ,
oaded car Of western wheat at his mill. And
+. K. Holland is delivering him more from his q
arms. 1t does fellow good to watch the large
rowd Of satisfied customers come and 20 each Z
lay.
Joshua Owens, ofnear Dover, is visitor among
Is.
The Ladies Aid will hold a festival in 7. A,
.lliRood's store house on Saturday Evening
february II. Proceeds for benefit Of the church.
III come and help us. PAUL PRY. 3
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