Milford chronicle., 1919-02-28
FHE MAGNOLIA HUNT CLUB

The beautiful little town Of Magnolia
surrounded by a rich farming com
muuity. with its up-uo-date and prog
ressive citizens composed OF rarmers'
mechanics. artisans, tradesmen' pro-
fessional and business men, are always
alert to keep abreast with any other
town or community. They have tneir
church and school that will compare
favorably with any other town OF like
size. Their we'll appointed stores and
shops can boast that they have their
own electric plant that generates the
electricity that lights their town so
beautifully at night.
But my purpose in starting TO write
this article was not TO expatlate 10
such a great extent on the town but 10
ser forth an other progressive feature
or undertaking that a number OF the
men that have assumed and become
so enthusiastic over that we feel that
their fellow sportsmen should know OF
their dOings and expectations. Fox
hunting and fox hound fancying have
reached the height of their imagina-
tions and we viii mention a few OF
the more ardent and the names OF their
favorite hounds.
Lloyd Wilcutts has three dogs,
"Bolo," "Rowdy" AMI "Jolly." Rowdy
is his favorite dog and he claims that
this dog runs so close to the foot that
the fox turning so short and the dog
so determined not to run over the
trail that he strained a tendon and
he had to call for the services Of a
veterinarian and have the leg put
in splints, but he says that it is about
all right now and he will show the
boys how to lead the chase.
Arlie r. Jackson has one dog, Joe
Boy" A great dog in Arlie's eStima-
ton but the boys say not worth a
cuss in the chase.
Harvey Gourley, one Of the greatest
sporting men in the Hunt says that
he is now ready to put his new dog,
RIP Down." just purchased from the
kennels at West Chester, in the chase.
He claims to know that this dog has
winded a fox three miles. He comes
next TO Joe Boy, owned by A. r. Jack
son.
Thomas B. Draper, Jr.. has two.
Happy HOoIgan" and June. two
world beaters, if we accept what Tom
,ays about them. But according to
,thers. they follow along fairly good
Dawson G. Minner has four. Sen
tor PenrOse," Queen" Mount" and |
Bill Williams"
Harry Wilcutts has two, Cry and |
Medley" Harry Wilson has three, !
Champ Clark" Sylvia Pankhurst"
nd Joe" All three are considered |
God mack hounds.
George Collins, Jr., has three,
5peck." Judy" and Mack" Not being
ltisfied with his trio he has purchased
40 more pure bred English hounds
ON the EastOn, Md, kennels.
John B. Lindale has become enthus-
/ and proposes to buy several dogs
ON the Rose Tree Kennels to add to
e popularity of the pack. And when
ndale gets good and ready to go into
project he will cause others 10 sit .
, and take notice.
Now this club is open and ready for
" club or hunt pack at any time to
y out the superiority of their dogs. :
} one and all the invitation goes. {
While this hunt club has so many
st class dogs the report is that they G
e contemplating the building of a c
rye kennel for the purpose Of breed {
g and raising their own dogs as well
supplying others that might apply
18th the outlay of few hundred dol
rs in importing some good English
Ick they must of a necessity sue
ed. Also the report goes that they y
II in the near future perhaps build y
large hall for the special purpose 9
a rendezvous that they can meet in Q
d talk dog and discuss their wants @
d experiences without embarrassing 0
e merchants in their stores on these q
lg winter evenings when customers x
me in who are not so enthusiastic x
er dogs and fox hunting. x