Milford chronicle., 1912-07-26
WHEAT DOES WELL
AT GLENDALE
Iwenty-four Bushels To The Acre. Paul
Pry DisPleased With Judges
Decision. Other News.

u While driving home from this town
u where she had come to deliver some
x huckleberries, Miss Lille Holstein met
ID with very exciting accident. Her horse
VI became frightened and ran into a ditch
throwing the young lady in and over
, turning the wagon on her. She Law help
y less until the persons who saw the oc-
cuTence had removed the wagon from
her body. Foi tunately she was not seri-
ously injured she having received only
a few scratches and bruises from her eX-
peuence. She was able to continue her
journey homeward.
We were amazed at prominent Mil !
tonian this week, when he scored us so /
loudly for allowing D. A. c.. the Milton /
scribe, to score us 50 hard IT. the Milton |
Times. Now we have never seen single
copy of that paper, and D. A. c. is aware
OF the fact, nor had we ever seen or
heard of the item referred to until it was
! ofoached to US. We will politely request
the Milton correspondent to direct his
shafts OF censure through the CHRONICLE Il
IN the future that the readers NAV eniOv
the answers that I may see fit to rive
him. We will then be pleased to give [
all OF his items our most profound re-
spects. {
Scott May yhew, one Of NIilford's pro
minent painter, is busy this week with I
gang OF men repaiuting the railroad pro Z
perty in this town. d
We learn 10 our great surprise that the Y
Supreme Court has decided in favor of Il
the DUPONT 5 in the road contest Well, \
1t IS terrible blow to the interested land s
owners We have the consolation of
knowing however. that there is sthl D
higher court; but we know we are whip c,
ped and have courage to submit to the Ii
inevitable. We are ready to shoulder b
the burden and fight on to a bitter finish s.
until all hope has vanished. Iot
The Youngsters of this town had bl
rand time Saturday evening at the home
OF James Daniels, the gathering being in b,
honor OF his daughter, Miss Nellie, who OF
celebrated her birthday and to compH D;
nent their guest and cousin, josephine W
Daniels, of Easton, Md. to
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jester. of Philadel- Ia
phia, are visiting their parents tn
Miss Eva Preityman is visiting Mr. 70
and Mrs Daniel Armstrong at their home at
1t Princess Anne, Nd. II
Mrs. Lena Walker underwent an opera tn
ion for appendicitis at the Emergency co
Hospital in Philadelphia last Monday. cf
Her brother, Jones Ellingsworth, and tn
on Nardy accompanied her to the sa
hospital. vi
Miss Emma Hitch is in Berlin and re- In
'orts a gay time. an
We learn with unusual regret that ra,
ne of our best farmers and most respect tin
d citizens, who resided on his mothers ne
inc farm near town, has gone to North an
dakota to buy ranch for a future home pa
nd with his hig family of smart bows ha
lake future? We are sorry to lose
,harles Warren and hope he will sue ha,
eed in his new field of endeavor. thf
We read so much from all of the local las
nd daily papers about that immense the
rop of wheat grown by Jennings Mills DIRE
! Cedar Neck His Weld was II bushels ore
er acre. Our neighber Chales Belts has TOW
lst threshed his crop of over 400 bushels los
ON II acre, an average of about "a ple
ishels to the acre which the miller fft
-onounces first class in every respect. ma
ow what does our Lincoln writer think ticE
that can poor old c. R. c., compete whi
ith 1t about Lincoln. He is constanl- par
iding us about Ellendale Swamp. We Is IS
e how about through wheat threshing Del
d the yields are not poor. Colonel Thr
nston of Fleatown has only 20 bushels of I
the acre, William Hammond p bushels. mar
y Fisher received a little less, and G.
III Pry Is bushels for which he was a hi
ly thankful. This is a very poor Weld Will
us, but we learn about Lincoln from of II
bushels is considered a good Weld towr
ne again =. K. G., we would be very ing
'py to have something more interest mon
tnan church news from your sober like1
orough. PAUL PRY. track