Milford chronicle., 1916-09-22
LEWES.

This funeral services of Mrs. Lew Ell
Elen -Steelman, wife Of John Steelman were
sneh AT the NJ P. Church on Thursday
Afternoon Of last week. Rev. d. w.
Jacobs and Rev. Haldeman ofhciated.
William Bookhammer, who has the
ranEtract to replace the old pilings under
7Ehe iron pier, south Of hsh factories, eX-
n1acts to have the pier in good shape in a
month.
,The return Of the bride and groom at
athe residence of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
n Marshall was celebrated Saturday by
reception to Mr.. and Mrs. Carson XII
,ssy recently married in Lewes by the
Rev Mr.. Kullmar. They had been on
g 4 "trip to Atlantic City and New York
ssstake, and will spend a few days in
5Lseges before leaving for their future
alnme in Easton, Md.
The steamer Cape May made her last
"trip to Cape May and Wildwood this
= sian from Lewes to Cape May and Wild
swopd, and quite a number Of persons
sWho have not had the pleasure of maxi
lng the trip took this one in and were
UgeFE much pleased with the trip and the
summer resorts Of Cape May and Wild
gWoad. The steamer has been a success
afEam the start and will make daily trips
af1e-Ct summer instead OF trl-Weekly as IN
Elhe past season. The steamer will be
, 18cked at Cape May for the winter.
aiessrs. James Thompson, Joseph vir-
IS sen, Charles Maull and William Book
q hammer attended the meeting Of the levy
eaaourt on Tuesday to ascertain what the
=. zolufy was going to do in regard to the
replacement of the cement walk which
zthe county covered up in building the
bridge over the canal at South street.
The committee representing the town
0f lewes had asked for estimates as to
the cost Of building the bulkhead and
pavement, and il was estimated that
$500 would cover all expenses. The COM
nlisstaners were told this, but thought
sthe amount too much. They dismissed
he matter and said they would inves-
. t-fganfa IL II is frnnOrfanf n the
trhat the pavement be laid.
The Delaware Fish Oil Company has
secured the services Of one of the best
fishermen in the business. His name is
4apfain White from Kimanuck, Va.
and ne has taken charge of the steamer
Garner one of the steamers Of the Coast
Company, which is fishing for the Della
ware plant.
The Columbia Stock Company viii ap-
ADear At the auditorium Tor the entire
rsFeek Of September 25th.
9dn automobile from Pennsylvania ran |
INTO the team Of Harold Steele on Sun
day afternoon near COolspring Station. |
Several automobiles we're racing and this j
g one attempted to pass another and ran I
INTO the buggy, tearing the wheel down /
and Frightening the horse so that it ran /
severe bruises.
The Coolspring Presbyterian church is
being repaired and several improve
mes1s, made. The Hundred Sunday
sing the first week in October.
Captain Charles Johnson is in Calves
ton, Tex where he has gone to investi-
gate a number of sunken wrecks which
1he government win have removed He
made the trip from New York by steam
-er.
Miss Loleta Warrington entertained
the Sewing Circle of the Presbyterian
Church Of Coolspring at her home last
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Walls Of Whining
1on, are spending few days with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Walls
Rev. o. r. Jones, who has been spend
ing part Of his vacation at Seaford, re-
turned home last week.
Samuel Pierce and family Of Chester.
are spending few days with his moth
er, Mrs. Ella Pierce.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walls and Misses ,
Amanda and Alma Walls, attended the
carnival at Milford on Saturday after {
noon. !
Mrs. Frank NAPLES, who has been vis- /
iting In Philadelphia, has returned home Z
Mrs. John Lingo, who has been spend
lng the summer with her father, Sam a
uel j. Lnnk, has returned to her home u
ln Staten Island Z
Albert NAPLES, who has been quite in ;
with malaria, is much improved. ]
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Short attended the e
Carnival In Milford on Thursday e
Miss Reba Poynter and Anna Jones
are spending Chautauqua week in I
Georgetown. Iii