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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-08-17

larrlYeu mere Monday for visit at the
home of Mrs. Teele's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Waugh. When it comes
to solving the question of fresh milk
for the baby the Teeles have solved
the problem They have a dandy
milk goat that they tie on the side
of their car and nanny" takes vacaa-
tion to.
Mrs. Lusy Petit of Guide Rock, Neb.,
is visiting at the John Bradbury home
for few days. She will also make
trip to Newport before departing
for home.
The Mimami Quarry Co. loaded the
big steam shovel on a flat car in the
local yards Monday and Tuesday and
shipped the big machine to Eddyville
where 1t will be used on road work.
p. A. Binford of Burnt Woods pur.
chased a Ford truck from Peterson
Bros. lost week. Also Mr.. e. H. Stei-
meitZ of Chitwood Is the owner of
a new Ford turing car, purchased from
the same local concern.
c. B. King Of Los Angeles; Mrs
John Wells, and MS. Annie Barnard
of Corvallis arrived Wednesday on the
afternoon train for a visit at the home
of Mrs. c. E. Crosno. They are broth
er and sisters of Mrs. Crosno and this
is the first time In so they have all
been together.
| E. B. Stewart, formerly of Toledo,
but now Of Corvallis, stopped here
Wednesday and met old acquaintances.
He is on his way to Newport for a
vacation.
j. Burpee of Newport was bust
ness visitor Wednesday.
Chris Larsen, farmer of Lower ST.
letz, was a Toledo business visitor
Wednesday.
G. B. McCluskey made business
trip to the valley this week and re-
turned with new dodge" Car.
w. c. Burcroff, manager of the Bur-
croft Mere. Co., is the owner of new
Maxwell "gas Buggy"
VIM. Panck, representing Allen &
Lewis of Portland, Ore, was a bust
ness visitor in Todedo Wednesday.
]. B. Booth is remodelng his house
and when completed will have an ex-
ira room and new porch. He is also
planning on constructing a garage.
Miss Spicer has accepted a posi-
tion at the Lincoln County Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gildersleeve are
in Albany this week accompanied by
their little son who is having tonsils
removed at the hospital there.
O. F. Dixon of Drift Creek was a
Toledo visitor Wednesday,
Attorney E. B. Herman of Portland,
son of ex-Congressman Binger Her
man, was a Toledo, business visitor
Monday.
WANTED-Five head of purebred
Jersey Cows; must be good stuff
and priced right. A. o. Rust To-
ledo, Ore. 26-3t+
The Cozy Billiard Parlor has COM
jleted the installation of a new cleo
trio sign.
Otis and Ray Hamer, bridge con-
tractors of Nashville, are here today
on business with the county court,
meeting in special session.
VIM. Small and j. c. Dixon are To-
ledo business visitors from Elk City
to-day.
John Lloyd of Lower Siletz was a
business visitor in Toledo Thursday.
1t was also explained that Mr..
Peret's shooting was sample Of the
way Bert Howe fished?
LINCOLN COUNTY FAIR, To-
LEDO, ORE. SEPT 6-7-S-9" is a con-
spicuous sign these days on the backs
of practically all the automobiles here
a-bouts. Lieut.. Patterson, who, by
the way, is running his legs off, try
ing to make a splendid success out of
the coming "big show" has ship
| XlEzle
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-08-17

Monday August 81, and continue until
Saturday night. Want Boys and Girls
from 10 to IA years. Get information
at County Agents OFFICE Saturday
18th at 10; a. m.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-08-17

ment of these auto signs he is passing
out to Lincoln county motorists to
help advertise the big fair. If your
car does not sport one of the new
signs, see pat" Immediately and tell
the world" that you are booster for
Lincoln County's Annual Fair.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-08-17

LINCOLN COUNTY FAIR, TO-
LEDO, ORE. SEPT. 6-7-S-9" is a con-
spicuous sign these days on the backs
of practically all the automobiles here
a-bouts. Lieut.. Patterson, who, by
the way, is running his legs off, try
ing to make a splendid success out of
the coming "big show" has ship
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-08-17

1t was also explained that Mr..
Peret's shooting was sample Of the
way Bert Howe fished?
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-08-17

w. M. Teele and child of Ecco, Ore.
arrived here Monday for a visit at the
home of Mrs. Teele's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Waugh. When it comes
to solving the question of fresh milk
for the baby the Teeles have solved
the problem. They have dandy
milk goat that they tie on the side
of their car and nanny" takes a vacaa-
tion to
Milford chronicle., 1922-08-04
SELBYVILLE

Miss Miriam Lynch and Miss Paullne
Moore are attending a house party aI
Mrs. Lima Middleton of Bridgeton, NJ
is the guest of Mrs. M. Pasha wat
Miss Helen Hudson of Wilmington IS
+ba g1est of Miss LYDIA Townsend.
Miss Mildred Roach of Georgetown Is
spending some time with Mr.. and MIS-
]. Roland Buell.. 90
Mrs. Harry A. Law and sons are oc-
cupying their home on Main street LOT
the summer. r 7,1.iIo ALL
n1,ia have moved into their new home'
near the boulevard. -. H.
Edward McCabe has returned from Ine
M. e. Hospital at Philadelphia:
The funeral services of II. !. Wllllahlss
were held from Salem M. E. Churcn, VI
which he was a member, on Friday aller5
noon. Mr. Williams was respected anu
beloved by all who knew him. -,,..,-
Mr. and Mrs. John Middleton OF Phlla-
delphia are visiting relatives in town.
MIR. and Mrs. CASHIER Williams OF Elm
City, N. C., are the guests OF Mr. ana
Mrs John d. Williams. .-..4
Miss Martha Gresham of Newport
News, Va, is the guest of Mrs. John
Miss Ruth Bradford of Snow Hill, Md,
is spending a few days with Mrs. Virgil
James Johnson and family attended
the fair at Harrington on saturday
Miss Hilda Evans returned from Wis
it to Philadelphia and Wilmington on
DR.. and Mrs. Orville Daisy of Fruitland,
Md, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Morris.
Milford chronicle., 1922-08-04
REDDEN

Y Laurence Sipple, the agent at Redden,
has been removed to Glendale to take
charge of that station. He succeeds Da-
Vid Donovan, who is retiring. He leaves
host of friends who regret he is leaV-
ing this community. Mr.. Carlisle of Reho-
both Beach is his successor.
On Saturday last Charles p. putton,
our local garage man, met with a pain
full accident. While working underneath
a car which was ia e%od up, he was rest
ing his head on a box consisting of thin
material when suddenly the jacks gave
way and the car fell On Mr.. Duttons
head, crushing mis- nose and causing u
wound on his head which took six stit-
ches to close. He is improving at this
oscar Wilson, formerly of Redden, now
a resident of Glendale, visited friends in
Redden Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Lync1 was Il Milford
visitor Saturday.
Newton Rendfrey and Miss Lelora Dut-
ton spent Sunday afternoon and evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Morgan Of Ell
The family of T. A. Nutter, residing
between Redden ana Robbins, were sad
dened by the death of an infant daugh-
ter. The child being smothere1 to death.
Early in the evening the mother Placed
the child in its bed with large pillow
in back of it and it is supposed the cniid
awakened without arousing any of the
family and pulled the pillow over itself,
causing Suffocation.
The huckleberry piclSers say that there
are not many OF the berries IN lbe WoouS,
consequently the berries are bringing l2c
quart.
Horace Webb was painfully injured
while unloading load of wood Monday
when a large chunk he threw off rebound
ed and struck him in the face.
Mrs. Lavinia Messick is on the sick
list at this writing.
Mrs. Sara Timmons( nee Rutt) who for
several years past has taught Redden
school, has resigned her position. Mrs.
Hettie X Givens, formerly of George
town public schools, has applied for the
position.
Milford chronicle., 1922-08-04
FELTON,

A large number of our people attended
the Kent and Sussex Fair held last week.
One of the largest crowds was present
on Saturday to attend the automobile
races, which was very exciting and in
teresting. The carnival was well attend
ed by people from FELTON, at night, and
the beautiful fire works were enjoyed by
everyone in the evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Milburn and Mrs.
William Milburn and Mrs. Lawrence KEEL
Ter spent Thursday at Ocean City.
Mrs. William Milburn was the guest of
her sister on Saturday, Mrs Albert. Vim
cent.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Turner and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bieney of Baltimore were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs David Hugg last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Babcock of Will
mington spent Tuesday with Mrs. Mae
Purdy.
William S. Barcus had the misfortune
to have his pocket picked Thursday at
the fair of $40 and a check. The check
was later Sound on the grounds, and re-
turned to him.
Thieves entered the house of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Raughley and got away
with number of valuable articles.
Lester Downam automobile was stolen
from the home of Morton Jacobs last
week. It was later found along the road
near Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1922-08-04
Georgetown News of a Week

Clerk of the Peace Frank w. Lawson
has issued the following marriage ucenSes
the mast week: To Earl Rust OF George
town and Edna M. Paynter OF LeWeS; to
Isaac e. jackson and Edna L. Clark DoIh
REGISTER of Wills William ]. Mustard
has not issued any letters for the past
week. which speaks well for the death
rate inNthis section for the present tlIne'
Iayton Jester of this town was oyer
come by the heat SATURDAY anu zen ii+a ~
the road and bruised his head quite
badly, but has come around all rlshI aI
'ii1f There rl We're GA tickets sold at this sta
ton last Thursday for the ocean City,
Mrs, Ida Donaway has purchased
new Ford car. Asher wilkins is also
sporting new Ford. IL. .,,o ,,,o1,-
our farmers in this section are max
ing preparations to put in large acre
age of buckwheat this season. ,,a,oa
There are only two prisoners connneQ
in the county Jail here at the present
Rodney Wilgus and family of Whining
ton are spending two weeks with Irlehus
and relatives in and around town: ~
Mrs James Spicer is on the SICK llst,
Robert Hastings and family OF Green's
boro. Md, spent Sunday with his parents
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Hastings, here.
Mrs Edgar Waller and two chllorem l5 II,itIl ~
philadelphia spent the weekend Win
Mr. and Mrs Gardner Calhoun, mere.
G. d. Pittard is on a business Trip TO
Texas and other western poinIs' .,-;+;,,,.
Mrs washington Vickers is visiting
friends at Altoona, Pa. 1r n
Rev. j. T. Bailey, pastor Of the NJ r
Church, is attending Shiloh camp ,,ool-
Miss Marriet Pride spent last WeeA
with relatives in Milford. lr,-,.- m
Mrs. Laura Rust and Mrs. Charles I7,I 4.
Jester spent a part of last week IN VIII
INF MT. ar and Mrs. Adolph Genpler Of Jer-
sey City and Mr. and Mrs R. f. Il; d;,d5f9 Bf9W9f of
and dagghhtter htsl Of 4hlS %ogath aPf 'iIe here.
Miss Mary Layton is spending this
week at Atlantic City, n. j.. o,. u-,+v
Miss Elsie Rose spent Last "eeA Win
Mr.. and Mrs. James West OF WlIlmlns- I
ton spent Sunday with friends IN town.
7. B. Thompson of Lewes was clrcllng
an1ohp friends in town Saturday:
Charles Joseph of Angola was in town
Saturday afternoon. ,..-- -,..u;ee
'TBud Coy, our efficient deputy sherlII,
has decided to become candidate Tor the
office of sheriff.
Milford chronicle., 1922-08-04
Some Breezes From Lewes

Mrs. Elizabeth r. Macdonald who is
summering on Lewes Beach is entertain
ing Miss Walls of Washington, D. e.
Cyrua Mitchell who is employer ON the
OVerfalls lightVessel is suffering with
blood poison in his left hard as a result
of a fish fin sticking him.
Mrs. John M. LanlS has purchased the
Captain Nichols properly on King street
and will move there some time IN the
near future from her farm at Prettyman
Corner. Mrs. Roman Tammany who occu-
pies the Nichols property will move TO
the Lewis w. Mustard homestead on sec
IF Funeral services of Mrs Ida Dutton,
aged about so years, We're helu az thS
home of her mother, Mrs Cara Dulle. On On
Tuesday afternoon and 1ntermenG nlaoe
in the Presbyterian cemetery. hev. l.
Mench Chambers conducted the services.
Mrs. Thomas Timmons OF RehoDoIh
Beach and Miss Timmons OF Nevada VINO
is visiting her, were town Vlsltors our
ing the week. 1900 e., A., =
ensuing. year for the AO9hg OF sha PeSP1Ss SPo1s
spring Presbyterian Church: PRESIDENT
Miss Wilma Warrington; vice president,
Miss Lena Pepper; secretary, MISS AiDer-
ia WaplaS; treasurer. Mrs. MAUD Nell.
The Groom Memorial Methodist Protes-
tant Church of this place was closed on
Sunday and will also be closed next sun
dav on account of improvements pelns
made inside and being painted outside
Regular services will be held on sunday
August 18th.
William III. Virden met with an acci-
den on Sunday near Magnolia on ms way
TO philadelphia when his Ford sedan
turned turtle with him in his efIorts 20
clear another car. The top OF his car was was
completely demolished. He was pauly
bruised but no bones broken. NopOuS
was in the car with him at the Time
f. Irving Walls of the f1rm Frlnce q
Whitley of Wilmington, spent the week
end with his family here on Lewes Beacn
at their cottage. To-,
sold his farm there and has rented the
Charles w. johnson property IN Filot-
town here and will move his family there
M Mrs. Ella Pierce who has been visit
ing in Wilmington and Camden, N. J''
has returned. Her brother, S. Gray Cow
erdale, of Wilmington, returned Win her
for few days: -. .,,o+,,o,,o+o,,,
,of Sussex county, has rented a cottage at
Rehoboth Beach for the balance OF the
STAND Handy M. Long who is, employed in
Newark spent a part OF the week WIN
ms the @iif Iewes we NJ. E. Sunday SCHOOL held
their annual picnic at Oak Orchard last
week. The trip was made by automoDlles
and busses. About 275 were IN attenqance.
Tbe dav was spent in bathing, pltcIhilS
horse shoes, quoits and playing 4 pase Odi'
All reDorted having had gooQ Ilhle'
Mr., and Mrs. Elverson w. Ingram ana
son of Wilmington have been HlSltlns ,S5 Ite
formers parents here, MIR. ana MIS- Eu-
gar w. Ingram, have returned.
Mrs. Walter Turner OF smyrna mas mas
rented c9ttagse at at Een900tn zen 961 BEACH iO
DIR. Henry Jordan and j. PAU Grams
ton, both of Wilmington are visiting he
hoboth Beach.
Milford chronicle., 1922-08-04
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Samuel C. Welsh, Pastor
Services for the Week:

Thursday. p. m.-Prayer and
Testimony.
9p. m.-Choir practice.
10 Sunday
10 a. m.-Preaching-Teaching ser
vice.
P. M.-Junior meeting
7:15 p. m.-Young Peoples meeting.
8p. ,m.-Evening service.
First Monday, p. m.-Bible School
Asso.
Second Monday, 8 p. m.-Young
Mems Glass.
Third Monday, 8 p. m.-Young Peo-
pies Social-Business meeting.
The pastor believes that God can
use an intelligent Christian more eff
fectively than one who does not know
what they believe, and why they be-
lieve it. During the past six months
sermons have been on the Truths con-
cerning Christian life and on the first
Sunday of each month he has spoken
especially upon some phase of Our
Church Covenant" Next Sunday NOR
ming he will speak on that part of the
covenant which reads as follows: 1--WE
Furthermore engage to watch over
member each other in prayer; to aid
each other in sickness and distress;
to cultivate Christian sympathy in
feeling and courtesy in speech; to be
slow to take Offense, but always ready
for reconciliation, and mindful of the
rules of our Saviour to secure it with
out delay" The subject of the sermon
will be "Our Relations to One An
other" Text, 1 Peter 3:8, 9. The sub
ject of the sermon at p. m. will be
"The Consequences of Sim" Text, Gen.
3:6. The subject for the Young Peo-
pies meeting will be: Better Recrea-
tion," and the Junior meeting, "The
Milky Way"
The meeting of the Bible School AS
sociation will be held at the home of
Mrs. Charles Zakzrewski, 406 Pear St.,
on next Monday night, August 9TH.
The Young Peoples Department will
hold their monthly social-business
meeting next Tuesday night, August
8th at Slaughter Beach.
Milford chronicle., 1922-08-04

CHRIST P. E. CHURCH
Beginning Sunday, August 9Th, ser
vices will be held at IL o'clock, until
further announcement. j21-tf
Milford chronicle., 1922-08-04
ST. JOHNS CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. Joseph H. Irwin. Pastor
Mass. at Georgetown, $3.50.
Mass at Milford, 1890.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MEETING

Christian Science services every
Sunday morning at eleven o'clock at
the Century Club.
Milford chronicle., 1922-08-04

Mrs. Lydia A. Foskey, wife of Burton
Fosxey. died suddenly of apopleXy at ner
home near Drawbridge on MeoIesuay HIs'.
morning, July 26, 1922, aged 90 ys.lIst yeSLIsst, q,
months and days. She was dauShIeI
nf tbe late James and Maria Holland
Tank Her husband, one dauenIeI. W. W.
sisters and two brothers survive HeE I aisO
a large circle OF reiatiYheJi heid ant at Whites
chanel M. e. Church, OF Whlch she was
a member, on Saturday aIteIIiOOa .,S,, ASff 'ofIi
T. r McIIain and Rev. Alnl ~ MAJ 4iia "a "a
ciating Interment was Hie'U0 40
ioining cemetery. a.,
4 ,trbe Beebe Hospital which was reeenifS rec s.;f ~
i, ,iit I,are I,v Beniamin +. Shaw ana WlIe
of Wilmington is filled 70 lts SnSrS 5lIIi,,S5 fbe
S,aoitv u and one patient is occupying SliII Si1
sun parlOr. IL IS IePOA'N
soon be enlarged. -,-...o,,
c,orob T, Rittenhouse, OF WasnlIS lS,ttII CHIi,
q is spending the summer HlOn'iiS
at the Hotel Rodney y,,be mere; Conducts a gar
- 81 -Rehoboth Beach met with ESaS @
ae6ioIIs accident last week Wnen nc, ~ o,1t
iTfiating a tire and it suddenly g,t9e Dlew Which
mn Small part of the inner tube " Is
sliul,, anu d ut struck him in the eye; ~ 10
fesTed he will lose the sight OF eIn3ie InS is
Mrs oscar Hart, OF P~hliauelp ~ pt1i'1lT ~5 Mrs
spending a few ggrt days Sear wiSN town. NJ
ThoInaS = Mrs. Charles e. RickardS, az; anu
C,,1ariee Richards Jr., and Wlte OF +nI.,n tl1o
SdinI1ia formerly of this town. were ''"'-
visitors 6drdtbV on 5Fi1 81 Learned of Westfield,
\, M . is visiting friends ana
here for few Gays, Of philadelphia
oon1e here to attend the funerai u O''--'
Rowla4nG, TRalph H. Salmons Of Wlimin6 liI i16-
ton is spending a few days asys1n"ons. Mons
LII. here Mrs Evelena SalllIOiIseas Row
IilSt iI,1era1 services of Pilot JanIS5 JAZZ On Sat
"a fr aged GA years, were nt1TL t Tic home
Ia,, lela5o, Oafternoon at O'Clock, ~ made in
On Second street ana lnIel ldlno1etery He
the LeNSS LeNo5S,,er State Senator for tne I1o IL
i1ioan MsS @ marty and a memper "a ''-S
aPoI ma sonic fraternity. ,,,..,or Outten of
caI c, l9.oI INC services of Elmer OuSe o hold
never formerly OF TINS iOMtII iteInent made
Saturday afternoon 4HI.,, anu ii1teI at Dover.
in the Ia Mrs David T. Atkins 2I;,iia,, oI MI1
Mr .a aiiy iVisiting their son here "liii''ii-
T. 1itiord AfklndS NJ Fields who is employees i
+,,e rsilroad shops. in In 92arents
spending his, yacat1Iq39i, I3i,1iHr wro" M Tieids.
heTG; Mss vi Louise Pryor Mustard VINO nSS
MISS ;sitine Mrs. Lena NJ. TanlhahS
49, pSSi bs g returned to Wilmington. -,,oo+
rrbe Iewes Firemen are haNlnS 1tSaoSen
-,,acess with their carnival Whlch pGES, lt;E53S,e
on Monday evening and Will
oacb NIGHT throughout the Meeh. 11,;1+-
eetEI ISi,,ar91 services Of Mrs. Hettle VIII wiz
hank aged 95 years, OF GeorgetoMSn, "TIT oI,,T
t1eid in that town last Wednesuay7 Si,11 IN
ttse ~ ,,aoains were brought here anu ~
+aIroent made in st. Pcrer's L. T. cSIiIS+ /
ferv The deceased was one Oh IhS O'NSS'
residents of the stare. - ,1,iId,ar of |
y n 1Wiioeiand n. J., are visiting Mrs. ma
m sons father here, Louis Laurltseh'
Milford chronicle., 1922-08-04
GLENDALE

Miss Melita Ellingsworth OF Clayton
and Miss Florence Marker OF Phlladei-
nhia are the guests of their cousin, Mil
dred Ellingsworth, of Ellendale.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. F. EllingsWorth are
receiving congratulations on the arrival
of a bouncing baby boy. -,
Mrs. Lena Walker has. returned nome
after a weeks visit with her sister at
Mr.. and Mrs R. A. Warren are enter
tanning their grandchildren, Misses ElVa
Miss Lena Swain has returned home
after an extended visit in Wilmington.
Chas Wilson and son, Harvey are
quite iii at this writing with poison.
week at Slaughter Beach with num-
Der of her girl friends.
The Ellendale NJ. e. Sunday school
will spend Wednesday, August 9th' at
Slaughter Beach. Each scholar is expect
eH ii. t. n. n Jester and family have leturn-
ed home after a pleasant "Trip IN the
northern States. -
ing a two weeks vacation with trlends
and relatives of Maryland.
Misses Letha CoVerdale and ELSIE war
ren are much improved after serious
attack of kidney poison.
Richard Stores of Virginia is Spendlng
some time with his sisters, MRS. AIIred
Clendaniel and Mrs. Chas. Puuen.
Miss Mildred Warren, formerly OF FL
Iendaie, but now of Wilmington, is visit
ing friends here.
Call "pErTYJoHN's" for "Drugs Of
Quality" Mail or phone orders. Phone
% Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1922-08-04
MILLVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl J. Evans and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Williams spent Sunday
at Broadkill Beach as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. L. Darby.
Mrs. Clara West is very ill at this
writing.
Mrs. William Simpler and son, William
have returned to their home in Philadel-
phia after spending few days with Mrs.
Clinton Evans
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Downs have gone to
Lewistown and Philadelphia after spend
ing some time with Mrs. Downs mother
Mrs Walter Lynch.
Mrs. Sallie Nelson who has been very
ill is much better at this writing.
Mrs. Annie Dukes is spending some
time at her cottage at Bethany Beach.
Roy Murray of New York called on
friends here. He is spending q few days
at the Seaside Inn, Bethany Beach.
Peter Banks died on Saturday night.
He had been a patient sufferer for
long time. Funeral services were held at
the home on Monday. He leaves TO
mourn their loss wife and several chill
dren.
William Turner of Selbyville is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. Maggie Turner.
George Gray ands son, Edison, OF Jersey
CITY. N. J., visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Bennett on Thursday.
Milford chronicle., 1922-08-04
MurderkiII River & Phila.
"FREDERICA"
A. ]. PALMER. Captain
AUGUST

Will leave Frederica, Webb's and
Bowers for Philadelphia, as follows:
STANDARD TIME