Milford chronicle., 1920-09-17
GLENDALE

We presume that this item will
shock our good people, who are op-
posed to exposing the evil doings OF
our town people. However, we con-
slider it our duty, and warn the young
people that we will expose them
whenever they violate the law and
subject our town to their disgraceful
conduct. On Saturday night a gang
OF colored men made a big fuss, when
Isaac HarmOn's team was unhitched
and driven off. On Monday night the
intruder was taken before Justice
Hendrickson of Milford and made pay
the penalty of his mischievous prank
on his neighbor.
The church folks wish to announce
that on Saturday, Sept. 25, quarter
ly conference will be held at the Ell
lendale Church at p. m. and mem
bers of the church on the circuit are
requested to be present. The district
superintendent will preach on Sun
day evening the 26th, at 1880 p. m.
Our new neighbor, Mr. French. who
recently purchased the r. A. Warren
farm is stricken with siatica rheuma-
tism. He is under the care of Dr..
Marshall.
A former neighbor. Mr. Croley,
came to Ellendale last Saturday and
is prospecting to locate here again.
Since leaving Glendale he has been
in New York, Pennsylvania, West
Virginia, and New Jersey, but his
heart is with Glendale, as he longs
to return to the land where he once
prospered, and enjoyed good health.
The Democratic primaries held last
Saturday were largely attended. Es-
quire EllegoOd made a stirring ad-
dress asking men 10 induce their
wives to register and vote-and so
exercise their rights as citizens. Mrs.
w. S. DickersOn was the first woman
to cast a ballot in the First Election
District. The delegates were for An
drew Lynch for governor.
Amos PettyjOhn is recovering
from what is supposed to be wood al
cohol poisoning. but on Saturday
night he was again very ILL., and DR..
Hitch from Lincoln gave medical at
tentiOn, which brought relief. His
is better now.
We have received a very nice let
ter from Mr.. J. Aiken, who is con-
nected with an agriculture college in .
New York State, in which he express
ed pleasure at Paul Prys'" letters
being resumed in the Chronicle. We
hank Mr.. Aiken for his kind words.
Mrs. Stone has gone to New York
Jity for an extended visit.
Mrs. Emma Lekites has returned
rom visit to her son in Virginia.
Mrs. John r. Hemmons is i'll with
IN affection of the heart.
Mrs. Lena Walker has recovered
o as to be able to visit relatives at ,
ewes.
Mrs. Linda Abbott has returned
rom Ocean City. ~ J., where she
assed the summer.
George Barrett and son of New
'Ork have been visiting his brother.
lev. Barrett, of Glendale this week.
is the first time the two brothers
ave met in eighteen years.
The flour mills at Glendale has re- j
1med operation to the satisfaction of {
ur people. 1t is managed by Har-
ey Smith, and will be a success. He !
lcceeds Walter Reynolds, who stop
ed last year.
Otis Jefferson, formerly in charge
Glendale schools. has gone to G
agsboro to fill some similar posi- '
on. !
Fodder saving is general work of
rmers this week about Glendale.
Gamers refuse to can tomatoes at a
llendale. so the crop is a total loss a
the growers. Keiffer pears will /
: canned at Glendale as usual.
PAUL PRY J
The primary room of the Glendale 3
lnday school will hold its junior v
lily on Sunday evening, September Z
tn at 1880 p. m. All come and show !,
'ur interest by your presence. ]