Milford chronicle., 1921-10-21
GLENDALE
BY PAUL PRY

Mr.. Edward Passwaters seems quite
wrought up over our statement about
the home brew in our last letter and
demands that we correct that part OF
our letter, that stated they made the
liquor. We have not doubt that Mr.
Passwaters is right, but will he eX-
plain what made him so drunk that it
took DR.. Hunter 8 hours to revive
him, and the coroner rendered YER
dict that Charles came to his death
from alcoholism with a recipe for MAX
ing home brew, and a bottle of wood
alcohol in his pocket? ThAre is deep
mystery surrounding this case, and
Mr.. Ed. Passwaters should be called
up to explain his part in the terrible
tragedy. before he complains of us ov-
er such a trif1ing mistake in giving out
the statement that was given to us.
We have no intentions or desire to
iniure Mr.. Passwaters or hurt his
feelings or character, but we do as
sumo the right to make true state
ments as they are conveyed to us
from reliable sources.
While threshing peas at the home
of Will Workman this Tuesday STACK
of fodder near the barn caught nfe'
presumably from spark from the
engine.
There has been some real estate Op-
eratiOns this week in Ellendale. MI
RUBIN Smith has sold his nice home,
occupied by Millard Walls to James
H Donovan, a prosperous farmer, and
landowner. near town. Owing to the
noor health of his wife Mr.. Donovan
will move in town the first OF JaEu-
arv and occupy his new home. we
learn the price paid was $4,000 cash.
MIR. Walls has purchased of Mr. Stuart
a small home on a back street for
$4OO. -.
Joshua Millman is in great dis
tress over the loss of his famous $lOO
bird dog, which has been stolen from
him. lust as the cunning season is
near by. ,.. M
Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Morgan are re-
ceiving congratulations over the birth |
of a big baby boy. They have three mt
tie girls, and this beng Ihe nIsU OO1
makes them very happy.
Mrs. Margaret Matthews, generally
known as Granny Matthews, one ol
our old and highly respected hel9n-
bors for many years, now living WIN
her daughter at Greenwood, is no"
visiting among her many trlehus III
and around Glendale.
Mrs. Abram Clendaniel who is al
most 100 years old, is quite SICK at
tbe home of her daughter, Mrs. Jones
EIIingswOrth. Mrs. Clendan1el seems
anxious to live up to her 100 years.
Our farmers are rushing the pea
and buckwheat threshing. The yield
Of peas is very satisfactory DuC DuoN-
wheat is very poor. .,,-. 80
Mrs. Samuel Warren is rapidly re-
covering from a fall down STAIRS at
,er home. She is a large woman, ana
ELL very heavily. DR.. Barrett pIO- '
nothing serious.
Mr. and Mrs. David Donovan, our S
'ailroad agent has just returned Ir0n
,is vacation where he took IN tle
lights at st. Louis, Mo-, Indianapolis, $
pittsburgh and the mountains anu j
ives lis very interesting and glowing
ccounts of his trip. l
Miss Laura Johnson, daughter OF v
Tr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson, OF near e
lew Market, was married on Wednes- V
av morning of last week to a genIlee a
nan 9of Philadelphia at the nome VI
er sister, at Shawnee. Miss Johnson "
yas considered one of the brightest h
nd most attractive young lady IN tnls h
icinity. Il
Call "Pettyjohn's" for Drugs OF
vaIitv." Mail or phone orders. Phone o.
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