Milford chronicle., 1923-01-05

JOHu h6SSlCh has moved from LQl
country to the Cottrell house OF
Broad street George Palmer has NOV
ed from the John Ellinq worth houst
on Union street, to the Campbell prop
erty on Federal street. Mr.. Filings
worth, who has accepted the manager
ship of the Milton Creamery, has NOV
ed from Lewes to the house vacated BY
Mr.. Palmer. Horace Kitchens has NOV.
ed from the Apple Farm to the Harry
Johnson farm near town. Nesse Walls
has moved from the latter farm to the
William Belts house on Federal
street.
Revival services start at the M. P.
Church on next Sunday evening, with
the pastor, DR.. T. o. Grouse, in charge
Walter W. Crouch has bought the
machinery and type of the defuncr
Milton Courier" and will conduct a
job printing business in the Junior
Mechanic building, Font street. Mr..
Crouch, from 1901 to 1911 conducted a
printing plant here, later removing TO
Philadelphia, where he worked at the
business in city offices.
The family of Senator J. C. Palmer
are down with the grippe. The Sena-
ter is the only member of the family
not in bed.
Frank Gray has built a garage and
barn on his property on North ITn;Cn
street.
Joseph HaJe.-la has erected one of
the largest heneries in this Part of
the county and will engage in the
chicken business in a large way. The
house is more than n hundred feet
long and will be equipped with The
latest apparatus used in the business.
Elmer Dicl1erson who was elected
Coroner of Sussex county at the No
vember election, has had a telephone
installed in lis home. near Milton. so
that he can ne readily reached when
wanted in an official capacity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T. Williams of
near town, entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Lacey, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sockrider and Mr.. and Mrs. Lingo, of
Milford, on Thursday evening.
The New Century Club of Milton
held a very interesting meeting on
Wednesday afternoon, January Srd.
The meeting was in charge of Mrs. II.
E. Reed and Miss Mary Mason. The
subject was Current Events" The
club held a Christmas party on last
Wednesday evening, at which each
club member invited husband or
friend.
Delmar White is suffering from
severe cold at his home on North Un-
ion street.
Mrs. Annie Argo, who has been con-
fined to her home for several weeks
with pneumonia, is convalescing.
Rabbit and quail hunting season
closed on Saturday of last week. The
season has been a poor one from the
standpoint Of the number killed, al
though before the reason opened far
mers reported game plentiful. The |
weather since the opening of the sea-
son., November 18th, has not been at |
all favorable to good sport, the lack
Of rain, making it exceedingly difficult |
for dogs to work at their best.
q. c. Palmer shipped a carload of |
Hickory wood from the Milton station
IN Saturday.
The advanced price of corn is caus-
ing farmers to sell their crop to mil
ers and dealers. The price offered at
harvest time was so low that the far
ners of Broadkiln hundred refused to I
sell and stored their crop for a high
er market; and their judgment is
proven by the prices now quoted.
Harvey Short has moved from the
Wilson farm, north of town, to farm
lear Stockley.
William Hankin moved from the
Campbell property on Friday to the
lew house recently finished by Chas.
J. NAPLES, on Federal street. George
Palmer will move into the property
racated by Mr.. Hankin.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Francks, of New
FORK, while coming down the boule-
ard, near Ellendale, to spend the
christmas holidays at the Workman
arm, were severely shaken and
lightly injured when their auto skid
led and turned turtle. A Mr.. Grier, of
Iilford, came along shortly after the
.ccident, and brought them to the
arm, where DR.. Hopkins, of Milton,
endered medical aid.
Miss Frances Winans, of New York,
listed Mrs. B. e. Garfield over the
olidays at the Workman farm.
All persons holding keys to the !
hest of silver at the RED STAR
RUG STORE are requested to return
hem on or before January 81, 1923. |
folders of keys not returned by that I
ate will lose their opportunity to win
he chest of silver. j5-4t
IA you are sick, take ChirOpractic
4 Adjustments and get well. Anna 2
:. Gregorious, Chiropractor. Offices:
Iilford and Dover. s8-tf