Milford chronicle., 1921-11-25
GLENDALE
BY PAUL PRY

The game law now affords our peo-
pie much sport, and recreation ana
many large bags are reported, and
daily the city sports are returnlng
home loaded with game. Frank Mill
man comes in daily with his allotted
number of II birds. On Tuesday he
downed his 18th bird but Robert p.
Davis, of Milford, claimed the 18th
bird and saved Mr.. Millman the pen
altyalty of the law.
Norman Workman goes out each
day and brings in his six rabbits, TINS
keeps the large family well supplied
with fresh game, while with this
plentiful supply of game some people
travel all day with dog and gun and
get nothing but tired feeling.
Everyone around here is looking
forward to Thanksgiving. The Rev.
Barrett will have a family reunion
with his three daughters and their
families from Baltimore and son.
John, from Wilmington, to ENJOY tne
usual Thanksgiving turkey and the
iov of seeing their loving father and
mother once more. Many other fam
lilies anticipate seeing their friends
but this is too previous to make any
report. -,
Most of our people of every class,
rich or poor, are going their whole
length in the holly wreath business
as the outlook was never better for
this valuable crop, that brings SO
much revenue for the winter comfort
to so many families. There is no RED
holly berries this year, but ESQUIRE
John EllegoOd the big king Bee IN
the wreath business, has bought a
car load of artificial berries and Will
furnish them to the makers at stat
ed price. The green holly berries
were never more plentiful ana OF
such a brilliant green color, and with
the artificial berries that far surpass
the natural lones, makes the wreath
very pretty, and in much demand.
It seems that automobile troubles
are growing more numerous and they
are of various kinds. On Friday OF last
week while a big car load OF down
state school teachers were motoring
along at a high rate of speed towards
Dover to attend the Saturday school
convention, they smashed into the
evening Queen Anne train as 1t was
crossing the boulevard, near town The
big car was considerably damaged,
but able to proceed. The steps from
the steps from the back railroad car
were completely torn off. The halted
and took the number of the auto, but
the teachers refused to give their
names, and were very anxious 10
avoid any publicity.
Three of our citizens report their
cars stolen from the Milford street
last Saturday night. Raymond Tucker
found his truck in a ditch near Jeffer-
son Cross Roads, but Eddie Jarrel
can get no clue as to his Gray Ford
and is in great distress. One car was
found Sunday morning upset and en-
pty along the du Pont road. Those
who enjoy their cars are surely up
set with trouble over them.
A. spiritual revival meeting is III
progress at Union Chapel, but the
best meeting that brother Barrett can
report is the one just closed at Nc
Colley's Chapel, where he had IL con-
versions and all heads of families
One was 80, and four over 70 years
old. This he thinks is one OF MS mos
notable efforts as their ages Indicate
their good intention.
Our farmers are very busy rushlns
in their big crop of corn. Mr. CharHS
Deputy produces ears over IA inches
long. with 80 rows of perfect grains
Mr.. Deputy tells us this is new va
riety called the Golden Dent and Il
very fine and profitable, yielding oVel
100 bushels per acre.
We are happy to report that Mrs
William Jester has returned TO mel
home much improved, after man!
y weeks of intent suffering at the NIL
ford Hospital.
Call Petty Johns for Drugs o.
Quality" Mail or phone orders. Phone
% Milford.