Milford chronicle., 1921-04-01
GEORGETOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Short who were
II recently married and have been spend
l. ing their honeymoon in Florida re-
ID turned to their home in this town last
e week and were given an old time
# serenade by their many friends.
+ Wheat fields in this section are look
a ing fine.
e William H. Wilson of this town has
= been appointed a Justice of the Peace
It by Governor Denney and has open
ed his Office in the office of the late
e J. T. Adams on Pine street.
n Special Easter services were held
S in all of the churches in this town
e Sunday.
S Market street has been scraped and
t put in first class condition.
Several children and some older
= people have the whoOping cough IN
= " Snperior Court, Court of General
Sessions and Court of Oyer and Ter
miner will convene here Monday
April 4th.
Charles Daisey has opened an up-to-
date lunch and ice cream parlor III
the rooms in the Hilyard BLOCK Oh
Market street, opposite the post ounce
Construction work was begun last
waelx nm the concrete road between
here and Harbeson on the LeWes roau
nv the Empire Construction Company
who expect to have the road COM
Melted before the summer is over.
George Wicks of the Harmony Boys /
and piano player at the local theatre |
was taken to the hospital at Salls-
bury last Tuesday suffering from ap-
pendicitis and underwent an opera
ton for the same. At last report ne
was doing fine.
Clerk of the Peace Frank w. Law
son has issued the following marriage
licenses the past week: To Herman
H. Sorden of DagsborO and Emaline (
Murray of Selbyville; to John r. Mar
vel and Mary w. Bryan, both of Mil ]
ton; to Norman M. Hudson OF SelDy-
Vile and Bessie Long of FrankfOrd; '
to Howard M. Maull of Nassau and
Emily E. Drain of Lewes; to Alvin L. l
Hargus of Nassau and Varne Dunning {
of Lewes. l
Register of Wills William ]. Mus
tard has issued the following letters S
the past week: On the estate of EliZ-
abeth S. Robinson of Lewes and Re
hOboth hundred to John Best Robin
son; on the estate of Hartford P. Wal 2
ker of New York to Frank F. Davis;
on the estate of Samuel COrdrey of
Little creek hundred to Harry w.
Cordrey and Garlic J. COrdrey.
There are nine prisoners confined
in the county jail here at the pres b
7nt time o
Burton Donovan has purchased the O.
Fleetwood property on the corner of a
KENNY and Rosie streets. 1t was sold CT
at Trustees Sale. The pur- al
'hase price was seven hundred and m
fifty dollars.
Delbert B. Rogers, aged % years, pi
nd months, died Saturday night at M
lis home on KENNY street of tuber- W
ulosis Funeral services were held
tuesday afternoon in the M. P. hf
,hurch of this town. Interment made
4 Union cemetery. He leaves a wife Tn
nd one child also mother, three bro Ie
hers and four sisters.
Mary Carmean has accepted a po- IN
ition as bookkeeper in the Office of
ne Georgetown Auto Company. IN
THE stork visited the home of Mr.. -
nd Mrs. Robert VanamOre Monday a.
forming and left them a fine baby boy 8
Produce is selling in our local mar z
ct this week at the following prices:
ggs, zoe doz; chickens soc pound;
1untry butter 40c pound; potatoes
)c bushel; sweet potatoes 60c bas-
ct; corn zoe bushel
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Outten are Wis 3
ing relatives in Pocomoke City, Md.
Mrs. Oscar Pepper and daughter
I'VE been visiting relatives in Laur-
Warren Hahn of Philadelphia is the
lest of his grandparents, Mr.. and
RS. Fred Hamblen.
Mrs. F. J. Holson and son, Roland, Y
we been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
H. Hanley in Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Houston who is teach
g at Newark spent Easter with her
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Hous- Z
Mrs. Herbert Tunnel who has spent
: winter with her mother. Mrs. R.
White here, left for her home in
tie, Montana, on Saturday.
Mrs. Hannah Hart spent a part
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
lliams of Millsboro.
Mss Ethel NAPLES spent a part of
week in Philadelphia. z
1rs. Ella Kitchens is on a visit to
lmington and Norristown, Pa.
Ohm Rawlins of Pittsburgh spent
weekend with his father, William
Rawlins. Z
Toward BromhaIl, Esq, of Phila-
Dhia, spent the Easter holidays with &
mother.
oah Hurley and family and Dan
Hurley and family attended the
eral of their brother, Theopolis
ley at Delmar on Sunday. w
iss Laura Jester has returned to -
home here from Wilmington.
ellen Herman of Philadelphia spent
Easter holidays with her parents.
rs. Lillian Butler of Wilmington
1t a part Of last week with rela-
) here.
esley Wilkins; an aged and high N
'espected citizen is seriously ill ~
is home at the edge of town. Z
AIRY J. AXE spent Sunday with III
parents at Bridgeville. NJ
n Ableman sold a car load of III
ern mules at his stables here
rday. They sold for good prices.
GRAVEL HIT ~