Milford chronicle., 1923-07-20
GREENWOOD

This town and community were verl
sorry to hear of the death of John S
Hazel, Of Philadelphia. Mr.. Haze
lived here for a number of years al
the home of Ex-Governor Pennewil
and David Pennewill, and while here
made a large circle of friends, and
when the time came for Mr.. Hazel to
leave here as well as S. S. PenneWill,
it was with regret we gave them up
to make their future home in Dover.
Cook Richards spent the weekend
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. L. Richards.
Charles Johnson and Edward Wiley
of Lewes, Preston Johnson and Ross
Lord, Of Wilmington, and Frank
HOuseman of Philadelphia were week
end visitors in Greenwood.
Harry Horn, James Nester, Clara
Wiley and Lottie Lynch motored here
from Wilmington on Sunday to visit
relatives and friends. o.
Mrs. Coffin who has been visiting
Mrs. Houseman has returned to her
home in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Thaddeus Snowberger is visit
ing her sister at Hobbs, Md.
The two small children of Charles
Johnson of Lewes have been spending
some time with their grandmother and
uncle, the past week.
Kate Houseman who is attending
summer school at Newark spent the
weekend here with her mother. She
has three more weeks Of school.
Miss Margaretta Kass of Woodbury.
N. j., visited her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Coulter, Sr., |
here for the past week.
DR.. W. S. Hunter was taken sud-
denly i'll last week and for a time was |
very i'll. At this writing he is greatly
improved.
Walter Lyons spent the weekend
here with his mother.
James Coulter of Philadelphia has
1een visiting his brother here for the
past week. He is erecting a new merry
go round at Oak Orchard.
3. B. Betts's father who has been
7isiting at Millsboro the past week,
las returned here again to his sons
lome.
Nellie Rogers spent the weekend ;
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Iogers. She has returned to her
chool again.
Mrs. Foster Powell and two daugh-
ers visited friends in Cardova, Nd, {
yer the weekend.
Mrs. Nettie Coursey of Philadelphia
5 here visiting at the home Of Mrs. I
-ate Houseman, during the absence of
er daughter, who is away to sum- I
Ter school.
G. B. Porter made a quick trip to b
on Monday to replace .
1me machinery that broke at his ice
ream plant.
Miss Reba Lord who has been very
ok in Wilmington for the past eight
eeks is with her brother, w. S. Lord
this town, and is greatly improved
this writing.
Allen Spencer Of Baltimore who has
zen visiting at the home of Lawrence
Altman the past week, has returned
his home again.
W. s. Lord and G. B. Porter were on :
10 sick list last week. Both are out e
rain at their work.
Herman Murphy, son of Rev. II. L. +
1rphy who has been in a sanitorium |
r some time, has been brought to the !
me of his parents at st. Michael's, |
!. Herman is fine young man, and
7ed by all who know him. |
Jody Carey met with a painful ac- |
lent on Monday evening while /
anking his Ford car, the crank l.
'uck him on the arm and broke it Sc
the wrist. f1
Rev. W. D. Short and family motor fa
to Greenwood on Monday to attend We
some business. H
The M. 3. Church Sunday school gil
Mt to Oyster Shell Point on Thurs
? on their annual picnic.
Wayne Lyden has accepted posi-
q as messenger Of the P. W. and B.
R. at Harrington.
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