Milford chronicle., 1917-11-09
GEORGETOWN.

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The property OF Jacob Yves, IS beinl
newly painted.
Minos O. Short. who recently accepte,
a clerical position in the National Banl
at Seaford, moved there with his wifi,
and son. last week.
County Engineer William r. Hawkins
has moved his household goods here from
Eastou. Nd. and with his wife and child
will occupy the house just vacated by
Minos o, short.
The Benevolent Society met at the
home Of Mrs. william J Mustard Nom
day evening.
j. W Radish. who has been promoted
10 assistant superintendent OF the Pru-
dental Insurance Company, has moved
his family 10 Dover, his future head
quarters
Rev. II. II. Carroll. pastor Of the
Georgetown NJ. p. Circuit has moved
his family 70 the dwelling OF Miss Edna
McColey. on East Market street.
The farmers are busy taking out the
sweet potato crop. The yield has been
good The late potato crop is also yield
ing fine. and there is a large acreage in
this section
Clerk Of the Peace W. Elwood Wright
has issued marriage license the past
week 20 Willard G. Harris Of Greenwood
and Salhe G.. Wiley OF Bridgeville.
Register OF Wills Oliver D. Robinson
has issued the following letters the past
week On the estate Of William F. Rust,
Of Broadkiln Hundred. 20 Annie r. Rust;
on the estate Of George NJ. d. Smith, OF
Seaford Hundred. 10 Martha D. Dashieu;
on the estate Of William T Moore. OF
Seaford Hundred, 10 William F. Moore.
Jr.; on the estate o. Carrie G.. Weich. OF
Cedar Creek Hundred, TO Wilbur S.
Welch
There are thirteen prisoners at present
IN the county Jail here
John Rawlins was home from Camp |
Dix for the week end
Basil G. Blackstone OF Philadelphia.
visited his parents DR.. and Mrs. ". F.
Blackstone. here this week
Samuel Milman OF Owens Station. was
among friends in town Tuesday.
George f. Walls was in Philadelphia
a part OF last week
Miss Estella Hurley spent the later
part OF last week visiting friends In VIII
and Philadelphia
Mrs, Jane Hammond is on a visit to
her Slaughter. Mrs. F. p. Sher. in Phila-
lelphia
Mrs. Martha A. Rose has been visit
ng relatives in Hinsboro. Nd
Miss Sallie Harris Of Bridgeville. is Wis
ting her sister. Mrs. Harry F. AXE.
lere.
William H. Norris was visiting with
riends in town Monday.
Claude Gibson visited his brother.
'tuart. at Greenwood Saturday.
Edward S. Watson and wife OF wash /
ngton. D. c.. spent part Of the week
mong friends In town
Edward Carey Of Greenwood was in !
own Saturday.
William II. Wilson has been in VIII q
iington for a few days.
Mrs. Bessie Hudson spent the week
nd in Philadelphia.
Edward Goodwin OF Point Casweu n :
e. has been visiting relatives in town /,
ne past week. n
Clerk Of the Peace W. Elwood Wright h
nd son, and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer b. a
'ilson. motored to Milford Monday af ;,
.rnoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew J. Lynch left
-onday for Yadkin College. North Car n
ina. after receiving word that Mrs y,
ynch's brother was very low ia
Mrs. George A. Nelson was in Phila-
,lphia and Camden. n j.. this week.
Master Billy Rowan Egan Of Philadel- =
lia, is visiting his grandmother. Mrs.
izabeth Wilson here
Miss Bessie Hayman spent the week
I'd in Wilmington
Mrs. Carolyn Reams left Tuesday for
'rfolk and other places In the south.
Mrs. Howard j Cooke entertained al
Halloween tea last Tuesday for Miss Z
ideline Kaiser. whose engagement 10
=. Robert Price Of Wilmington was
,ently announced
Master George Ashby Reams entertain
few OF his friends at Halloween
rty Wednesday evening.
Carl and Raymond Hudson were in 81
lmington and Philadelphia part OF D
[ week d
.iiss Meta Green is in Philadelphia for re
ew days al
iiss Lille Joseph was in PHILADELPHIA fiji
a business trip last week tn