Milford chronicle., 1920-10-01
GLENDALE

The very hot weather with swarms OF
I mosquitoes, has bade fodder saving a
misery. and now that farms are trying
/ to plow the corn stubble for wheat. IT
is like plowing a brickyard-so dry Is
we were attracted by crowd about
/ the window Of the millinery store OF Mrs.
Reynolds the other day, and pressing
I thru the crowd found the attraction was
yer yhandsOme display OF millinery
creations. which the ladies We're pro-
claiming as beautiful indeed" The lady
can be proud of her window display, and
IL made an attraction which a city win
dow seldom eXcells.
On Tuesday the sale at the home or
Mrs. Abadie was notable for the proceeds
which the goods brought. Much OF the
furniture was new, and all was IN excel
lent condition. A small china closet which
cost, several years ago. SIS, sold for $40
and it was bought by alady who is en-
plOyed in the canneries. rive chairs
4 brought $50, and this is the kind OF
sale when women with money get very
much interested. The home was sold
for S2S00. Her deceased husband Few
years ago paid $500 Tor the property ana
made some improvements thereto. Mr..
Busby who lives near Milford on the
Shawnee road was the purchaser. Prop
erty in and around Ellendale is in de-
Tuesday, September 21st. 1920, a pret-
ty wedding took place at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Deputy when
Samuel r. Hudson of Wilmington, Del,
led Miss Lillian Deputy to the hymenial
altar. The marriage knot was tied by
Rev. Atkins, of Lincoln City. This we'd
ding was the elimination OF childhood
romance. Mr.. Hudson when a boy lived
in the Deputy household and the young
folks We're always the best of chums. Al
ter several years of absence. during
self capable ond worthy, and becoming
a hustling young business man OF VIII
mington, he claimed his prize; and was
awarded May they have a happy life
with success, and many little troubles
Last Thursday evening there was a
political meeting held at the colored
church at Glendale, which was address. |
ed by Messrs. Harry Jester and David |
Reed, and a colored man who was pres |
ent said that Mr.. Jester talked. some, by |
Dave certainly did lay down the law |
and throw himself around-but you know |
that we colored folks have no grievance
with the new school laws, so We viii |
support Mr.. John Isaacs at the primar-
les.
Fisher Nillman thru the death of his |
has come into enjoyment
IF a considerable fortune, which came to
IF Glendale, who is in important railroad ]
man. This is the second smile of for
une to smile upon his family. May they
i've long to enjoy 1t wisely and We'll.
An automobile ran over and killed a
much priced fox terrier owned by Mr.. l.
md Mrs. w. S. Dickerson last Thursday
ent ''ratter,' and will be sadly missed
~ his owners. If any one has a dos
With similar good qualities they can
pare, the Dickerson family will be de-
ighted to have him. II
Miss Mary Warren has been appointed
,Ostmstress at the town OF Glendale, to
ucceed Mr.. GOode. who resigned to move
o another state. The appointment is
nder civil service rules. Otis Jefferson {
vas first appointed-but because he pre- |
erred teaching school. he was not eli
ible. Miss Warren was the next on the {
st of eligibles. She is the only daugh- /
er of a wealthy farmer near Glendale, ]
the millinery business, and S
very attractive. Being popular she
ill make the conduct of the post Office
success
Mr. Goode has gone back to his ma .
we home in Virginia, where he has pur-
hased a large home.
1t seems that road officials never learn
auing dirt upon the road leading from [
llendale to the boulevard, and that
retch of road is a fog of dust Last v
inter after the rains and mud season
arted. automobiles were stuck, and had p
be hauled out of the mire on this sec
on of road with mules. Now with the I
,ating of dirt il is almost again certain Il
lat this road will be almost impossible
ext winter Enough has been wasted n
this road in the past five years TO =
ave built a stone road over the bad =
aces if not all of it. When will this
aste of public money stop?
Mr. and Mrs. Harry DickerSon are hap
living congratulations from their friends
The Epworth League Social will be
Id with Miss Rachael Coverdale on
thursday evening. October 9TH and all
e cordially invited to be present.
PAUL PRY