Milford chronicle., 1911-02-10
BOWERS.

Those who rave been sick recently with the
la grippe and bad colds have about all recov-
cred their former healths and are around again.
Miss Mamie Davenport is suffering witA cold
to such an extent that she had to remain away
from her school for the time being. She is the
teacher at the Cedarfeld school near Houston.
Miss Ellen COverdale is away visiting friends
at Harrington and vicinity.
Our school teacher, Miss Annie Langrell, was
Summoned home to her fathers residence at
Killen's Mills, near FELTON,, week before last as
her brother was ly ing dangerously III with
pneumonia. While Al home she was attaked
with the Ia grippe and compelled to remain
away from her school for whole week out
she was back TO her school Monday Of this
week. Her brother has proved very mucn
also. Mrs. Lula l.. Rettew bad charge OF Miss
Langrel's school IN her absence and gave eX-
cellent satisfaction.
Edward salevan and George Hevalow drove
down on Saturday afternoon last and tied their
horse TO one OF the porcn posts Of the ice cream
saloon near the Casino They mad not lett the
morse long before Il became dissatisfied and
restless of its surroundings and Concluded TO
try a few aCrObatic stunts, but the post was
not sufficient, leaving us position, and 30 oiu
the horse; aud for awhile Hubbard Avenue
was not desirable promenade, out demOl-
ished carriage was The result. Hence the adage
"a sure bind a sure find should he Kept in mind.
We have an Industry here that was started
up year or more ago that was something new
to our people Of the I'm mediate place hence its
worth and advantages had TO be demonstrated
before Il could De made to go but now all are
ready to acce' { II as a fact and certify to It's
benefits and advantages The industry Is a
smoke house or factory where all kinds or meat
aud fish are smoked and processcd Messrs.
Segrest and Hamil. the prOpretOrs, have large
lots OF salt shad and herring and other varieties
of 1sh shipped to them and these are put
through the smoked process and what are net
sold 10 our local markets are shipped to he
cities where they find ready sale Those in this
section who raise their ewn pork at le ast
greater part OF them take heir side meat and
have It converted into breakfast bac9n. The
process il growing IN favor with all that have
tried their products and ne outlook for their
bids fair for Development
william P. Wllcutis respected citizen OF
this place. died on the 3rd instant Of q cOmpl
cation OF diseases the one more fatal. an en-
lergement of the liver The deceased was
quiet unOftencive. hard working fnau aud re-
,pec,ed 10y all VINO knew him best. He was 81
years of age and had lived the longer part OF
that time IN this neighb1FhOOd He had been
SICK nearly three mont b.. AMI a re Il sufferer
during ne time before the Cud came lie
ear wife and three sous-k0SOy of Pn' a
lei phi8, william uf Camden, y j and Frank
who lived a. home ais four daughiers- Mrs.
Lille Smith and Mrs. Nellie Hicken Of wi ming
on, Mrs. Bertha SheerROOd Of Seaf lrd, aud
Mrs. Lizzie Knight OF Bowers, to mourn the
Oss nf a husband and father. Toe whole family
Except Mrs. sherwood was at his bedside
RheR the end came. His funeral was held on
Monday OF this week and vas largely attended
Notwithstanding q severe snow storm prevailed !
learly all day. In the absence o. his pastor, !
Rev +. Cochran, who was away from home
1 the time. Rev. 6. " Bnduds of Frederick |
the ObseQuies and at his late home Z
aid tribute to the deceased AID gave good I
Ounsel 20 the sorrOwing family and friends |
he deceased was a member OF Harrington !
'Ouueil. j. o u. a. VI. A number Of repre- 1
antatives Of his order were present To assist In !
be last sad rites OF tneir deceased brother ]
ringing with them beautiful foral offering
ne remains were laid at rest in Barratts
emetery.