Milford chronicle., 1911-02-24
ELLENDALE,

one OF those enjoyable affairs such "a only
the Red Men and their ladies Of this town eau
enjoy occurred at their lodge last I thursday
evening. when 2l5 persons sat at their oanquel
table and feasted on the delicactes OF the sea
SON The cakes were made by The ladies OF III
lendsie and SUCH cake we never saw or ate 10
any county rs they we're Of the very best ana
still held up the reputation Of our women ioF
their fine cooking.
This delightful occasion was the Anniversary
OF the building OF their lodge. which was oeautl-
fully decorated by the skilled hands oi the
ladies, The only visitors from out OF town were
Professor viii WEIGH and john Smith, OF Milton
Sir. Weich gave a Aue address 10 his usual sweet
aud forcefu manner and gave the order great
credit for their achievements. We are proud TO
say that Paul Pry was the only guest present
among these 2l5 who was not Red Man, and
we feel highly hoDored indeed. on this occs-
sion, which made the affair most notable was
the taking ND and cancelling the last bond
against the building. Seven years ago they
Issued eight bonds OF 500 each to build their
house TO be paid on one bond each year. But in
seven years the entire eight bonds have been
paid. Right here We wish to correct the erron-
eous tales Of the city papers. who proclaim 90
loudly, that the building cost 5000 instead OF
5000.
Geo. Morgan was made happy this week. FheR
sam Warren handed him his silver watch. which
he lost last fail, while helping Mr.. Warren haul
fodder He thought that It had been stolen
from him.
The Good Roads question that is banded
around by the papers is the absorbing topic Of
discussion among our people of every class.
We proclaim with a loud hurrsh, "God bless
the man or party who will give US this good
highway. which we so much desire and crave
Let it come from any source, even though II be
irom Mr.. dupont himself but we say 10 the leg
islature now In session, tnat the man, who
leaves Dover without giving us a good road law
will be damned politically and he dare not op-
pose the Drexler Dill or he must give us the
DUPONT proposition or something better. 1t
must be a permanent highway through the
state al any cost or woe unto him who kicks
The only pers rs. who raise their voice against
the proposed good roads. Is the miserable cur
who pays no tax aud is afraid he will be Obliged
10 pay one We say It agaln, let her come we
can pay the tax and we want good road. Why
not let the people have what they want?
A peculiar case win soon be tried before our
new Justice Of the Peace. 1t seems that Mr..
Workman bought 3 fine SOW nom his Deighbor,
Mr. Clark, tOr which he gave him IS co. The
money was paid for the animal last saturday,
but when ne came for It on Monday Il had been
sold BY MI Clark to MF. Belts, who paid $500
for it. He In turn sold Il to another person, who
received s2 for it, while this Duyer sold It for sIS
Mr. Workman refuses 70 receive his $500 back,
which he paid for the COW, and says that be will
tight the case 10 finish. VIII aome Of the
smart Chronicle readers venture TO predict the
outcome OF this case2
Our hustling young citizen. R. J. Clendaniel,
has purchased 4 new saw mill, which has all
the newest and most improved attachments
This addition will greatly facilitate his rapidly
growing business Bob is also building q new
low down four horse lumber wagon, which is q
venture Tor his timber business.