Milford chronicle., 1919-08-29
GLENDALE

Mr. aud Mrs. f. S. Warren and son,
Elmer. of Camden, n. j., are visiting
with Samuel Warren and family.
william Jester ahd wife of Phila-
delphia are visiting with his parents
near town.
Misses Dorothy and Lima Warren
are visiting in Philadelphia in the in
terest of their constantly expanding
millinery business. They will bring
home with them new ideas and the lat
est fall creations.
Mildred EllingswOrth is entertain
ing her cousin from Philadelphia.
william Watson of Wildwood, n
j., is visiting with John Watson, near
town.
Mrs U. G. Kintz. who was on the
sick list, is improving.
The many friends of our well known
teacher, Otis P. Jefferson, were glad
to again see him in town this week.
Raymond and Warren Daniels OF
Georgetown visited with James Dan
iels and family last week.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
David B. Warren Of Mount Holly n.
j.. will regret to learn that their lit
tie son. Harry, is very i'll.
The two prominent Senators who
are almost arousing the dead because
of their objections to the covenant of
nations. are convincing the country
of one thing-that they know precious
little about it.
1t is reported that the Mahan Can
ming Company canned 20 baskets of
tomatoes on Saturday morning while
the II. W. Jester Canning Company is
expecting TO begin operations this
week
Enoch Donovan and Miss Nellie
Daniels motored to Slaughter Beach
on Thursday.
w. T. Millman and daughter, Ruth,
Of Old Bridge, n. j., are visiting with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Mill
man.
Frank Broughman. a former police
man of ElwOod, Ind, has sold his farm
through the H. c. Stewart Agency at
Georgetown to J. W. TOmlinson of
CollingswOOd, n. j., who will move his
furniture in an auto van from Ceilings
wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Broughman and
son, Ralph, will visit in Baltimore,
Washington, Pittsburgh and Cincin-
natl before taking, up their residence
in Indianapolis, Ind.
c. F. Millman and daughters, Dor
othy and Margaret, of Middletown, are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis T.
NIillman.
The members of the Christian Israel
ite Society held Divine services at the
home of I. T. Baker on Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Mamie Mahan of Pitman, n. j.,
is visiting with her parents near town
Glendale is expecting the building
If a new $4,000 school building next
year, and we say three cheers for Ell (
endale, and hope that when we see /
t again in a few years that it may be
wen more progressed in all lines.
The writer, who has been the local
Chronicle correspondent for the past
wo months. wishes to bid farewell to
lis friends and associates of the past
hree years. The writer leaves this
week for Indianapolis, Ind, where he
will make his future home. He extends
o all Ellendaleans who may at any
ime be visiting in indianapolis, an
INVITATION to visit with him. He re-
rets to leave his friends and will al
rays have a good word for the Blue
Zen State.
All Farm Bureau members interest
d in the marketing of watermelons
nd tomatoes are requested to attend
he special meeting at the White Hall
night
James Williams has purchased a
ew Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford of Philadelphia
re visiting with Edward Williams and
lmily.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Welch of Will
lington spent part of last week with
lr. and Mrs. c. E. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holmes have
ought the Charles Knox property in
)wn.