Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1922-12-15

residents OIL LO"SS =. ...aoiVyad nv
LIS us doolers is distributed in snlall
lots and none whatever Is sou " I"
who have ton OF more VI Lie i,is FAM
Arthur Hazard has moVeu us ~. 80
i1v from the George hoDlnson mis-
artv on Market street 10 inc -Iio1
King property on King strseC YVES Ives
was recently purchased by Une '10"O
Packing Company. ,D1oved as
TJovd V. Martin who is empty go "
ossistant engineer on the ocean go ti,s
s atoaToeT IN. G. Folzier," owned by sn0
S StIantic Refining Company, trauiI e
1 zAStTI-eC philadelphia and IeAas, -
u peom two weeks vacation VIZ
fis mother, Mrs. Georgia Marlln' n0''-
Coolspring. s+i,1 making
~ catches of winter founders IL
t SUGT fikes, which are being sou ~
cally. g 11ovre de Grace,
n - snending a few days Will
friends here cunning. l,,., those
ii1 MoIIv wreath buyers are busy IH Ines,
dovs buving holly wreatns WnI9 IL T Moo
oro shinping to the city marAe e, : sc ;s
S az nrice paid here for theH ID
highest PAASN
seven US.af oe Shilling addressed tns
,o5ios If the Zwaanendael CLUB anu ~
t tSsCiI "i+i7ans of the town last Week II
the auditorium, on FTOposeO
in the School Law, Coorootown.
lanes N. Tunnel' OF Ne9 9a, oI,en-
was a town visitor on IuesU'''
ing. ,,.,u,, q local automo-
lille dealer, received a carlO@u
cords last week. Loo, o1ec-
ted superintendent Of the Le"eS i0'
Svterian Sunday school. ohoo1
W T TTn1 R. Ingram's Sunday scnOot
o,ass met last week at the nome ~
Mrs Mrs charles M. Johnson on HOui -
s'L 80, w Reach, who is employed IN
49, Coast Guard Office in the FeueLal
P,Ni16inor here, made a business LIZ
% d u IWiIT9ingt during the past WEEK.
" nTrs William Hearn of PhllaoeIP gI
-, town over Thanksgiving Day
W. m''S sea her aunt, Miss Mary, h IVES We,
- has been i'll for several nOH'nS'
s,lffering from a broken MP ,oo1
HTorsbaII Cough & Company !ocaa
~, r''l dealers. received a carload Oh
mt coal on Monday, when was ., Us
4,'it,,tod in small lots among tneIt
=, lJECT This was the first car VI
cu9 Io +I1o+ has come in town in seVeTdl
&c and almost everybody IN toWn
We "aSl ont of coal and are forced 10 DuLn
V-ood MANY town people are DuIniAe
soft coal III their furnaces. - bic
TinIev Ross is confined TO ulS
home on account of illness. .,so,-
nO Tantain John R. Price, OF Phllauei-
-" fornnerlv of this town, is spenu-
ing a few days with MS Hio0o'
lanes K. Rowland. of the
ENGINEER Calvin A. EVANS Vi -, IN
niio+ boat philadelphia, VINO mas 80 80
Confined to his home Tor TWO W ~ ~
IN account of Illness was aOle "
t,1rn to the boat recently q tho
Rev. Howard Davis, pastor , u IL
oJves Methodist Episcopal Cnu L1S az
b be" f been appointed by Governor WI w
i i;.,T n Denney, as chaplain Oh Cns
D I1ts1 Regiment. Rev. DAVIS M"S
IT1,, in the World War and seIvSu
o o-1c.r in that capacity LOT Nearly
two years. 1os and vicinity
90 the Beebe Hospital donatlon VI
Fruits and vegetables on Thanksgiving
Day. t. wbo is employ
u -, q carnenter in Wilmington Spent
III TT o an with his family mere.
Mics Miss Marjorie Virden is spending d
fo1v DAVIS in Baltimore, MO.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles u. Lowe WIZ VIZ,
MI 1, sol visiting in philadelphia TOT
few days have returned. Iuons
@ Con+ain and Mrs. Harry V. Lyons
80, O@sR ~etnrned from a visit to NE"
M. and Mrs, John Baynum ana MIS- IL!
nra,Ije n Iubker made trip to SANS
burv. Md, last Friday. ..4, IN
Nh Mrs David W. Burbage is visiting III
NJ VorI, CITY for few days.
WI Mowsrd M. Long, Of Philadelphia
ooI,1I,iesioner of deeds for Delaware
and his family, spent tne wen CIV
with friends and relatives mere;
Mrs. William Atkins OF Mlllspo w
is visiting her daughter here' MIS- w.
Herald Birmingham. Sow,
Rufus D. Lingo has moved ms Ian
i1v from the Captain Arthur W. e MO-
shall farm. near town, to the SneII
nronertv on McFee street, and Ereu-
aricII r. Donohue will occupy the MAI
shall farm, the first of the year.
Al At the Third Quarterly conference
of loves Methodist Episcopal Churcn
the pastor, the Rev. Howard DAVIS,
was heartily and unanimously mvlteu
IN return for the fourth year. All Ge-
ma rtments of the church work unuSl
the nresent pastorate, and nave redcn-
ed a very gratifying state.
AS a further proof Of the popularity
NJ Mr.. Davis, he has just - been aP-
nointed to the chaplaincy OF tue 1Jot 5
Artillery, Delaware National GudIu'
BY Governor Denney.
In our line of Christmas Goods, you
will find Mahogany Candle Sticks
Smoker Stands, Trays, Book Racks
Lamps, Ivory Goods, Brass, Novelties
Gentlemen's bill folds, and all kinds
of leather goods. Books, in fact we
feel we can fit you up in most any
thing you may want in Christmas
Goods. Red Star Drug Store, Milford
Del.
II you are sick, take Chiropractic
Adjustments and get well. Anna
K. Gregorious, Chiropractor. Ohdces:
! Milford and Dover. sS-u
ments. At this time the pump has been