Milford chronicle., 1920-05-07
GEORGETOWN

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linsvlle at the edge Of town, has pur
chased from Mrs. Fred Blizzard the stor
and dwelling house. on the corner o
Laurel and Bedford streets. The store
now occupied by William II. Short, as
meat and grocery store. Mr.. Abbot
will add some improvements 10 the prop
erty and viii occupy il next year.
George A. Nelson is suffering with
smashed thumb. he hurt it while attend
ing to his duties as freight conductor
Mrs Major W. Hudson has been sur
ferlng with an injured hip caused py
fall down stairs at her home on Souu
King street last week. She is improF'
ing at this time.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Purnel and Mr
and Mrs. Fredic Warrington, all whG
have been recently married have gone tc
/ housekeeping on East Market street
The ". &. T. L. met at the home OF
Mrs. Matte Walls Wednesday afternoon
The feed store Of John Joseph on Cedar
street has been improved by the auai-
tion Of a new front porcn last "eeN
President James II. Straughn OF the
| MARYLAND annual conference Of the
Methodist Protestant denomination mas
placed Providence Church at Piney Grove
near here under the charge of Rev. Z.
S. Larrimore of Harbeson circuit Tor sew
eral months Providence church has been
without a pastor.
ArNuEEEL0MA AllHn aAAAbPA Nst"N'fsN-- N.A-
defeated the Milford high school on the
latter's diamond Thursday afternoon Of
last week by score of eleven 70 two.
Richard Horsey, colored of Broad
Creek Hundred was committed 70 jail in
default Of bail by Squire Z. W. Ryon
Saturday night for the larceny Of chick
ems from Frank Foskey.
Register of Wills William j., Mustard
has the past week granted letters on the
estate Of Helen V. Sudler. Of North West
Fork Hundred to John II. Sudler
Clerk Of the Peace Frank W. Lawson
has issued the following marriage liz
censes the past week; To Albert NJ. Kim
ey, of Houston and Eunice G.. Williams,
Of Redden; to George II. Harris Of Green
wood, and Madeline c. Wiley, Of Bridge
vile; to Fred Cannon Of Georgetown and
Anna Walters Of Mnlville.
James Campbell will soon begin the
erection Of fine and up-to-date dwell
ing house on the lot he recently pur-
chased from Jennie Bailey, on the cor
ner of Cedar street and Albury avenue.
There are four prisoners confined in the
county jail at the present time. Ollie
Norris who was severely burned is still
slowly improving.
Mr. and Mrs. William Carey Of Mills
boro spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J.
j. Morath
Normal Marvel of Philadelphia spent
the latter part Of the week with his Sis
ter Mrs. Robert Yanaman.
Mrs. Amanda Stooms is visiting friends
in Chester and Wilmington.
Luther Calhoun Of Bridgeville spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Anna Cal
houn.
Mrs. Ewem Calhoun has been visiting
her parents at Warwick.
Miss Linda Hudson who has been
sp9ndng the winter at Hope Farm has
returned to her home here.
Y Thomas Scott of Savannah, No, has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Green
Short at their home on North Bedford
street. This was Mr.. Scotts first visit
to this town for thirty-two years.
Mrs. George Warren Jones and little
daughter. Ruth, of Philadelphia have
been the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas West.
Fred Blackstone Of Detroit, Mich, is
nome with his parents, DR.. and Mrs. W.
F. Blackstone.
Miss Helen West has been visiting rel I
ltives and friends in Wilmington and /
Mr.. and Mrs Roland Buell. Of Selby- [
Vile spent Sunday with friends in town /
Misses Maude Lowe, Helen Thomas, /
Mary Watson, and William Roach, spent 4
Wednesday evening with Miss Birda .
Parker at Dagsboro.
Miss Annie Jones, teacher in the com
nercial department of the Georgetown 1
ligh school spent the weekend at her /
lone in Philadelphia.
Misses Myrtle Lynch and Mary Roach .
pent the weekend in Wilmington.
Earl Smith of Philadelphia has been
listing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
ard Smith
Mrs. Cora West of Wilmington is Wis
ting relatives here.
Mrs. Ellis Bailey and son. Robert S.
Bailey, Of Philadelphia, are visiting her
ather Robert Short.
Jack Sammons of Milford has been the
uest of Frederick Walls and family
William W. Rawlins spent few days
q Philadelphia this week.
Miss Luella Burton of Lewes has been
he guest Of friends in town part Of
he week.
r. T. Hart and Elmer z. Wilson spent
part of the week in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Julian Z. Townsend and Miss Sal
e Cooper have been visiting in Phila
elphia
Mrs. Joseph C. Kucker of Chestnut
ill. Pa. is visiting her father, William
T. Rawlns.
Mrs. George H. Short is i'll at her home
q Race street.
Mrs Alice West has been visiting
lends in Wilmington the past week.
Peter King spent Sunday in Whining
Miss Marion Jones and friend of Green
ood spent Sunday with Miss Ida Mae B
llhoun 7
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Derrickson Of VIII \
ington are visiting their parents. Mr. !
Id Mrs William Bailey and Mrs Julia T
erickson. \
Frank Cooper has returned home from I
oeky Point n. c., where he has been y
nployed.
Chester Walls is in Tennessee in the P
rawberry deal for Gov John G Town
nd. Jr.
Alfred Workman is sporting a new au- T
mobile
Edwin Roach and Willie wilkins have T
cepted positions with the State High F
" department.
If you are sick, no matter what q
1T Of your body IS affected, try CHR 7,
'ratic Adjustments and get well.
ina X. Gregorius, Chiropractor,
ilford, Delaware. 3-5-3t
HARRISON Be b