Milford chronicle., 1911-04-21
GREENWOOD.

Everybody in town Is busy working 81 time
o. writing. Farmers are getting their spring
plsWing done.
Rev. E. s Fooks moved 10 his new home on
last wednesday morning. Hisiecture on Tues
day night passed OF very nicely.
Gus Diekerson and wife spent last sunday IN
Milford with their parents. Mrs. DickersOn Ia
going TO stay home for awhile.
MIS- May Betts has gone 70 Clayton - attend
10 her sick list
Seth Long. Of Wilmington, spent Easter with
his parents here.
A lady from Potomac has started a new dsnc
ing class In Rieards hall With about 10 men,
Bers % start with.
Martha Long vent to Delmar on Friday to
zee her parents.
Name Housem an visited Phiia. last week.
A. NJ Jones and wife we're IN Wilmington on
bnsiness tRis week.
Many people went 10 Baltimore TO attend the
BuffalO Bill show
Mr. and Mrs Howard Houseman. Bertha
Wiley and Frank Houseman. al OF Phila.,
spent their Easter home with their parents-
J. l.. HOuseman gave large dinner 10 several
Of his friends on Easter Sunday.
Mr. Web0er ana family, OF Michigan, has
moved here ana bought the farm OF Lev Tuck
pr's
The sad news reached our town last Saturday
o. hNe ubaLu OF MISS Eva n uOMl11t ~ geaIa OlQ
who had Dsen with Us for only one year. ana
npon returning to Baltimore to learn to be a
trained nurse was taken very hl with Aart
trouble aud pneumonia. she suffered greatly
1or about six weeks when the death summons
came to her. Her parents have just moved
BACK 10 Baltimore after having soid their farm
mere.
Frank sstterheld was awarded a prize few
weeks ago ofsso on piano He solved puzzle
Tor Plano Co. OF Phila., and should he ever
want plano he can use tue check a. part
payment
Mrs. Leola Ratledge was taken very IN last
week and for awhile her life was desEalred Of
but At writing she has improved a little.
James Wiley is quite III. at writing DO Is not
expected TO recover
l. Long. while out In tue yard on tuesday
fell aud cut his face quite a little. he being
Old and feeble aud not very able 10 be out
thought hs could do more than ne could which
snOt necessary for MIN to do anything, because
ne has ever patient and faithful wife VINO
mas administered to his wants for lhe past
year.
Mrs saliie Wiley is having her house newly
painted.
John Wiley, OF this place and Miss Council,
Of near Centerville Nd, was married at the
BRIDES home on last Monday morning at s
o'clock and came 20 this place TO nis parents
On the 10 O'Clock tram, spending tAe day nere
aud going 10 Lewes 70 hts brotnsrs IN tue even
ing, where there a reception awaiting
ihem,
Geo Todd farmer living near here died
last Friday mOrning aged b8 years. Mr.. Todd I
nsd oeen subject to heart trouble aud other
diseases for the past ? or 3 years. He was taken /
suddealy iil on Thursday night and he vas sp. 1
parently sleeping when death came to hiin.
He leaves a wife, six sons aud three daughters.
Funeral services were held Al home last sun
day afterioon and Interment made At Bridge
Vile Cemetery.
Mrs salne Wiley was taken suddenly ll this
Week aud was very SICK for a time out at writ.
ing is greatly improved.
Mrs. Biema ratmsR went TO Wilmington last
Wednesday 10 attend 10 business.
Preston Johnson, OF Wilmington. visited
frien0s mere this week