Milford chronicle., 1911-04-14
ELLENDALE.

We noticed with much concern tn,
criticism and saTcssm thrust at US by tn,
writer Of the Georgetown letter in las
weeks Chronicle There is no doubt ",
made ourselves quite conspicuous in Oui
strenuous effort in the behalf of our worthy
and innocent neighbOr aud citizen in or
der that justice and truth night prevail
and our town and home might be relieved
from the wrong those who tired to bring
disgrace upon US, in order to satisfy their
old CRUCES and animosities. We are proud
OF our accomplishment and are aiwavs in
order, notwithstanding our advanced age,
to step about with activity in behalf of
such good aud honorable purpose. Those
defeated persons may sling their mud and
sarcasm az us to their hearts content We
were Obliged To repeat the same process
this Tuesday when the disappointed who
are roasting over their defeat tried 10 re-
susitate the old feud by again airing their
case before the court and grand jury but
again they met their just retribution and
must continue to nurse their old sores.
We are not hunting cheap advertisement
( from the hands of cur brother Georgetown
C ,rrespOndent, whoever he may be, but
II he is hungry for an argument we are at
his services In regards to his so peril
nent remark that we were packing dirt
and can help Mark L Davis to do so, we
will say We are at a loss to comprehend
his meaning, but we are ready to lend a
helping hand to that worthy gentleman
and able official il it is in our power to do
so or we will do any thing to compliment
him for his great kindness and services in
our recent difficulty He. OF the CORE
spOndent, can take notice of this fact for
we always admired Mr.. Davis, but we
now love and admire him and are Justly
proud to own him as our good citizen and
our ability to produce such men of bright
and useful calibre, and lend him to the
public as a sample OF the sturdy sons of
good old Cedar Creek Hundred
Our base ball lovers had fun and glory
in quantity unlimited last Saturday at the
expense and chagrin of the Lincoln boys.
The little fellows, or school kids, played
nice game The Lincoln babies started
off ine and the score was 4 to in their
favor when in the 9th inning the score
was 8 to . with our boys at the bat. At
this iunctuFe the Lineolnites threw up
the sponge aud exhibited their cowardly
courage and no prssible persuasion could
prevail upon them to finish the game.
We wish to assure the little fellows that
should they return the game here, which
we doubt they will do, they will receive
fair treatment, such as our gallant little
boys are able to bestow upon them. Our
regular game had fine reception and fine
game and the score was 8 to in favor OF
Glendale. 1t seems as though Glendale
lie having fine luck on every hand. We
believe this to be the result of our purely
honest purpose and efforts. Our regular
nine will cross bats in a return game with
the Owens team next Saturday afternoon
on their home diamond.
On Saturday night last a great noise
was made at the home Of Robert Warren
in honor of the recent marriage of his son
Oscar. The big band OF serenadeIs were
royalty entertained.
On Thursday evening of last week a
very petty wedding was solemnized at
eur parsor age by Rev. Thomas Pardee,
when Alfred DJnovan, Jr., Of Lincoln,
and Miss Della Milman. the eldest daugh
ter Of that worthy and prosperous farmer,
David Milmsn, Of near town. we're made
mao and wife. This is a fine match Of
industrious and thrifty youngsters and