Milford chronicle., 1916-04-21
LINCOLN CITY.

Rev. ]. H. Gardner and family, ac-
companied by Miss Minnie Reed, at
tended the reception in Armory Hall
in Milford on Tuesday evening, in
honor of Dr.. r. X. Stephenson.
The pastor will preach a special
Easter message on Sunday morning
at Slaughter Neck, and at Cedar
Neck at 3 p. m. Lincoln services will
( be at p. m. Easter music will be
/ furnished by the choir.
The fourteenth anniversary OF the
| marriage of the Rev. and Mrs. ] H.
/ Gardner will be celebrated in the par
sonage in Lincoln on Friday evening,
April 2Sth. An invitation has been
given from each pulpit on the circuit
for the congregation to attend. A
number Of ministers will be in attend
ance and will make brief addresses.
Music will be furnished for the occa-
sion and refreshments will be served.
After a lapse Of many months, the
Lincoln shirt factory resumed opera
tiOns on Tuesday under the supervi-
sion of Charles Morgan.
While hauling a load of fodder
from Shawnee on Tuesday and when
near Lincoln, the wagon was blown
over by the fierce wind and Alex.
Wilkins was buried beneath the en-
tire load. Help was necessary to ex-
tricate him, but fortunately no injur
les were received.
Mrs. Howard Beideman and sons,
Cecil and Roland, of Philadelphia, are
spending the Easter holidays with rel
atives.
Mrs. Roland Peet and children. ac-
companied by her father, Vim. Glen
daniel, went to Wilmington on Mon
day, where Mrs. Peet will reside.
After spending several weeks in
Newark, Camden and Philadelphia,
Mrs. Fred Harder returned home on
Mrs. John Donovan, Mrs. Curtis
Carey and daughter. Edith, are spend {
ing the week in Philadelphia.
Edward Burris has moved into the [
store recently vacated by A. W. n
Small.
Miss Florence Houseman, of Mil
ord, spent the week end with Mrs. 9
William Burris
Mrs. Southard Risler and daughter
started on Wednesday for t
heir new home in Chicago. where
ilr. Risler has been employed for i
everal months. h
Alvord Shew has accepted a posi-
ion with the Western Union Tele- c
raph Company.
The opening game of baseball was
layed last Saturday between the a
'edar Grove team and the Lincoln f
II Stars, the latter winning by % c
D 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Vincent of
elton spent Saturday and Sunday
18th COrdray Case and family. n
Mrs. Ella Blumenthal, of Troy, N. d
=, has returned home, accompanied il
y her mother, Mrs Sarah Masten.
Frank Dawson has purchased a new 4
Mrs. Hannah Dickerson and little
aughter, of Milton, spent part Of the
eek with Mrs z. H. Derrickson.
The W. c. T. U. met with Mrs.
ates last week. The next meeting
i'll be held Thursday afternoon. "
pril 27th. Text word: JOY. el
Rev. W. p. Taylor was a caller in n
,wn last week. Il
Lambert Warrington and family pl
ave moved to the Friedel property. m
Clyde Clarke and family are the pl
tests OF his mother, Mrs. Walter CT
eardsley. "a
Miss Nettie Benson of Milford was III
e guest Of Miss Kathyru Chorman
-er the week end va
Miss Mary Cochran Of Houston has el
en- the guest of Mrs. William Gl
lipman. co
Albert Donovan and wife are the sa
ppy parents of a fine baby girl. dii
Mrs. Ora Traylor. who passed the cr
nter with her parents In Pittsburg,
S returned home. thi
Mrs. William Donovan entertained do
r Sunday School Class and Mrs. tn,
-lliam Fishers class last Wednes- ag
y evening, for the purpose Of or otl
nizing. bu
Mrs. Mae Marshall of Milford spent wo
It Thursday with Letitia Risler. br,
Mrs. George Fisher, of New Mar
!, moved into part of the house own 10
by Mrs. Marshall. dal