Milford chronicle., 1912-09-27
PAUL PRY ANSWERS
D. A. C's. LAST LETTER
Denies He Was On The Streets In A
Wagon, or Any Kind of Convey
ance. Large Land Company Organ
lied WIKI Headquarters At Ellendale


We were utterly dImfjunded at the
absurd attitude OF -. A e IN bis last let
ter, which had been written at Frederica
Why he should have resorted to such a
base fabrication To ridicule us is mys-
terry. His silly story is without facts and
l resent such an affrontery as malicious
faisehood. We cannot believe that any
lady related such false statement In
our opinion it is poor specimen OF his
ability to manufacture a SUR. The TACT
Is, We were not in any wsgon while Oh
the streets Of Milford, nor old we see or
come n contact with an automobile or
with ladies IN any kind of Conveyance.
As to our making wild gestures or cutting
up freaks on the streets, that is absolutely
false, 1t is possible that d. a. &. may
have another one OF his wild tantrums OF
thinking we were the snakes in bis boots.
No, my old friend, it was you that vas
on the spree and not l, for We have never
indu gsd IN the spirits that cause one to
have the conduct which you contribute
so u9compnmentary to NE
At last Ehendsle Is coming to the front
aud standing side by side with her sister
towns in the transaction OF big business
OF corporate interests. Our Young and
energetic business man, r. j. Lleudaniel,
who has already achieved much success
a, timber dealer, has combined with
outside corporators to form an association
with headquarters at Glendale, whose
business il will be to handle timber and
tand. The company Will be known as
tne Del Mar VIA Company The associa-
ton purposes to buy swamp land, cut the
timber from it, drain and deyelOpe the
land and then put it on the market Tor
farming land The capital stock OF the
concern is $4,000, to be sold in shares OF
500 each The shares have all been sub
scribed. At present the concern has ac-
quired the lull amount of land that is
needed. Work of developing It will COM
mence in the near future.
Nlr DebO, manager of the ShanHahan
cannery, took flying trip to Baltimore
this week and returned with ten more
peoiers for his factory. Among them are
several high-toned and talented ladies'
one is a pretty American maiden who
owns much valuable real estate. Another
is the wife OF q railroad man who has
fine salary. Still another is wealthy /
widow who is tired OF city life and id eness I
and who wants a country outing that will /,
pay expenses. These are only falr com Z
PARSONS with our very best families whose
daughters do not hesitate TO soil their /
hands to assist in doing good. both for .
themselye and the business men. One .
Of the best educated and most successful I
and attractive school teachers can be seen /
among the operators at these factories. l
I ue it Is no uishouOr to make an honest /
dollar by your honest toll, and we extend .
to them our appreciation and cougratula- /
ton for tn,ir independent spirit.
Our great friend aud exponent OF Dem 7
ocracy, James McCaffrey, the Milford .
harness maker, was a weiCOme visitor at .
our humble home on Sunday We ap .
pfeciste his wonderful entertaining qnal /
ity d hope to see him With Us often.
John W. Short. of Philadelphia, Is the .
guest Of his sister, Mrs Carrie Weich.
Mr LeKates, Of Laure, WAS in town .
Monday looking after ih- candidacy as
Parliamentary at tie next election,
Our pubic schools opened On Monday
with cor teacher If few years ago, John
West as principal TIE higher grades
lr- poorly attended, owing TO busy times
vita the farmers We are hopeful OF
i'm term with such an able corps Of
teachers PAUL Pay.