Milford chronicle., 1920-10-22
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put most likely in this town, by Fred
L. Myers OF Lancaster. Pa, formerly
OF LeWes, and Charles V. Jones. of
Le"es. They will publish a staunch
democratic paper. Charles F. Wolfe
formerly general manager of the Sus-
sex PRINTING and Publishing Company
oI this town and for years editor of
the Delaware Pilot of Lewes will be-
come the general manager. Mr.. Wolfe
is one of the most widely experienced
newspaper men ever in this county.
Dut Tor the past ten years has been
engaged in the Wholesale and retail
grocery business in Philadelphia. Hay-
ing disposed of his business interests
he Will move to Lewes, living a retir-
ed life, except looking after his old
hopby-the new business ENTERPRISE
TO be launched by Mr.. Meyers and
Jones.
Round potatoes are down to seven
ty-fye cents per bushel in our local
market.
The Democrats of this district have
opened headquarters on the second
floor of Ryon's New Theatre building
on Market street.
Irving Green, the young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Green is suffering
with a broken arm caused by a fall
Whle playing on the school ground
last week He is improving as we'll
as can be expected at this time.
Columbus Day was only observed
here by the closing of the two banks
All the rest of the business places
remained open.
Revival eat.xfooc booo,, i, cS...a rr.,1
NJ. Z. Church, near this town, last
Sunday night and will continue this I
week or longer, in charge Of the pas /
tor, Rev. E. H. Marshall.
The suffrage club of this town met /
last week and organized in a club OF /
the Delaware League of Womens Vo- /
ters. The following were elected Of I
hcers: Mrs. Annie Beach, chairman; I
Mrs. Bertha Ableman, vice chairman; 1
Mrs. Horace E. Johnson. secretary
and treasurer; Mrs. Jennie Stewart.
press agent.
Hudson's Bakery has reduced the
price of bread two cents on the loaf.
Bread is now retailing for nine cents
a loaf.
There were 173 tickets sold at this
station for the Sunday excursion to
Philadelphia on Sunday.
An antique desk sold at the sale of
he late David S. Purnell last week ,
or one hundred dollars. High prices
we're realized for most of the goods
sold.
The Republican circus wagon in
'harge of Ferris Giles of Wilmington
vas in town Saturday night and there
vas some good speaking. The attend
nee was large.
There were 90 men and 319 women
egistered here in the 9th district last
saturday, making a total registration
f 906 men and 624 women. 1880 to-
al voters here.
Oscar B. King has been made man
ger of the American Stores here, sue
eeding Earl Outten, who has resign
d. Mr.. King was recently assistant
manager here and was transferred to
Rev. J. 7. Bailey of the NJ. P.
hurch is conducting revival services
l the Dagsboro NJ. p. Church at that
OWN. Rev. J. B. George of the Laur-
circuit filled the pulpit for Mr..
alley here Sunday night last.
The NJ. P. Church held a dollar So
ial in the Sunday school room
thursday night.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
yterian Church, this town, will serve
on election day at the rooms
the Child's Health Centre in the
Tagamon's Building, on the square.
rices will be moderate.
Clerk of the Peace Frank w. Law
IN has issued the following marriage
censes the past week: to William E.
DWELL of Millville and Sadie w. Ev- 7
IS of Ocean View; to Fred A. Short 4
Id Otelia Bradley, both of George
wn.
Register of Wills William J. Mus
I'd has issued the following letters
e past week on the estate of JOS -
III w. Veasey of BToadkiln hundred
John S. Veasey; on the estate of
airy E. Turner of Baltimore hund-
d to Isaac T. Turner.
Mrs. Cyrus Hatfield spent a part of
st week with her daughter, Sarah,
ho is attending the Women's Col
ge at Newark.
Harvey w. Calhoon has been in
liladelphia with his wife who is in
hospital there.
Mrs. H. E. Johnson has been at
nding the State w. c. T. U. ConvenA
N in Wilmington.
Horace z. Johnson, Jr., has gone
Norfolk, Va, to join his father on
trip to France on the steam ship,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Purnell and
tie son, John Truitt, have been Wis :
ne Mrs. Purnell's parents, Rev. and
s. L. b. Morgan at .Chincoteague, I
J. Watson Clark who has been re- :
ling here has returned to his for
# home in North Carolina. t
James Melvin has returned to his
me here for the winter. Mr.. Melvin
ent the summer at Ocean City, Md.
There are nine prisoners in the
lnty jaif at the present time.
Be careful. Do not ruin your arti-
al teeth With any cleanser not fit
put into your mouth. Use the only
ginal plate cleanser ~ Caulk Den -
e Cream. Cleans, sterilizes, pre- A
its bad breath, and keeps plates q
; new. Sold by all druggists. oS-tf -