Milford chronicle., 1911-10-06
GREENWOOD.

OFs ;Own seems 10 be alive with tomst,
wagons Last Monday Two or three Dads sol,
Tor 30 cents per basket, and now markets az,
holding good from . to 20 cents per ba- ket
The factory is making pulp now 10 be convert
&c into eatsup later on. Factory prices anc
worE has been fair here this year and hand
ere making good money.
wm. Norris is quite sick
Lski Friday evening our town WAS visited b,
70 MoTmous who spoke out on the street.
VII Conoway who going 10 work In the
weT between here and Pennington. will move
il The house OF Rev. W. W. Redman
y. S. Lord. President OF me new bank. is gel.
lig along iue with his work. and the deposit.
o's o. The bank IRE iucrea, ng daily.
Fred L,rd and wife of Wilmington have
b-cu visiting at the home OF Der parents and
o. lndt for the past week
w Morris has returned home from Bris-
iol. Pa, and viii work IN his brother Williams
p ace until he is well again
Jur base Dali has lost but two games this
hoie season. The season is low over Last
Saturday Glendale boys came over and the
Fc re was TO ir favor OF Greenwood. The
r.. andaie team had TO Ensend tie great stite
pl. yer Baltimore players and several more.
but Greenwood came out on TOP with all Of
their nrag players
captain Hunter, OF Milton. visited the home
o. ris son last week. While Dr. Hunter, his
BOZ and the captain were out automobiling, the
eapIi lot his gold watch, but fortunately
they cent back over the same road and found
She stcn.
Rev W W. Redman, retired minister, has
mo IS 20 his larm and expects TO spend The
rema der OF his days there. They love farm.
ing retter than town life.
Mr. Nan Bennett, Mrs. sallie, Wiley. Mrs.
J. Houseman and Mrs. Josephine Wiley
wilt several others went 20 Milton to attend
the w. c. I. u. Convention last week.
Onr base ball team played Bridgeville team
last W Wednesday. and they made them ashamed
20 come 10 this town to play bail again. The
score was u 10 In favor Of Greenwood
Randall Beebee spent sunday with Stewart
GiOson. He met with a very painful accident
n0oui a week ago. While loading a load OF
bay mis- brother ran pitch fork through his
hard Il was very painful
Frank Conoway aud wife, OF Philadelphia,
Tisitec his father here last week.
hev John Williams, who has been In Utah !
Tor tne past three years Is home here with his |
mofu'r for 40 indefinite time
Eo ard kratz. wife and child are here from 1
Phiiadelphia, visiting his and her parents
Three very old persons are visiting In town
Their names respectively are Mrs. Miranda C.
Iruiti OF near Gumboro 76 years old; Mrs. Ma.
iiids }. Collins, % years old, Of Georgetown;
BRA rnrano NJ. Lowe, Il years. Of Laurel, They
are visiting at the home OF their nephew. Ed
gar b Betts.
Mira Elizabeth Long and granddaughter, Lot
iie Long, OF this place, are visiting Al the home
1f annie Day in Clayton.
Edward Hollis and Herbert Grihiih we're
ifuford visitors on Tuesday.
Eva BarWick has returned to her work and
iudles IN Wilmington
James b. Gibson Of Tillman's Island. Md, is
trH visiting bis brother, Esquire Gibson.
Mm George A. Hinckin. Of Philadelphia Is
iaiung her cousin, J. L. Houseman. This isl
ei nrai trip to our town. She is enjoying her
isit very much.
l'ho last ball game Of the season on our
round Will be played next Saturday at 80
CLOCK with Houston. The Houston team is
anaRed BY George Townsend and he claims
have q team that will take our boys soalps,
come out and see II done.
w. a. Long and daughter have just returned
,m wilmington, where be had his daughters
ss treated at 8. L. MeKes's, one OF the finest
iainns IN the State.