Milford chronicle., 1923-09-28
Many News Items of Interest Reported
From Georgetown During Past Week

hew, Thomas Mumford, Jr.
Miss Edith Barto has gone to Will
mingtOn where she will enter the
Senior Glass of the Wilmington High
School.
Stewart Donaway and family are
occupying the Wilson property on
Market street, near King, which was
vacated by William D. Wilkins. Mr.
Wilkins has moved his family to Mills
borO, having accepted d position as
manager of the American Store in that
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Conway are
the proud parents of I baby boy. Mr..
Conway is a member of the firm of
Green and Conway, plumbers, and un-
til few months ago resided in VIII
mington.
David Heritage, of Washington, D.
c., who during the summer has been
employed by one of the survey par
ties of the State Highway Department.
has returned home to enter school.
William Raymond Faucet has ac-
cepted a position in the main office
of the Valiant Fertilizer Company in
Georgetown.
While playing about the home of his
parents, Charles, small son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Call Morris, corner Front
and Pine streets, was severely bitten
on the right cheek by vicious dog.
Mrs. Preston Rogers was operated
upon on Thursday morning at the Bee
be Hospital, Lewes, for appendicitis.
Mrs. William King, of Rehoboth Beach
formerly residing here, also under
went a successful operation.
Many Georgetown residents are
back of a move to levy a tax on dogs
which are allowed to run at large.
Mrs. Josephine Blizzard has closed
her home on North Bedford street for
the winter and will spent the fall and
winter with her neice, Mrs. Loleta
Walls, East Market street.
Extensive repairs are being made to
the lower floor of the old Eagle Hotel
Building. The east wing of the build
ing, now occupied as a residence by
the owner, Harley J. Conaway, will be
fitted up for offices for the Valiant
FERTILIZER Company, who now occupy
the west section of the lower floor.
Mr.. Conaway and family will move in
to the portion of the building to be va
Gated by the Valiant Fertilizer Com
pany.
Frederick P. Johnson has built a
garage near his home, corner of Mar
ket and King streets.
Letters have been granted by Regis
ter of Wills I. E. Jones on the estate
of Gideon Walls, to his widow, Mrs !
Loleta Walls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bailey, of !
MillsbOro, who are widely known here,
have moved to Stantonsburg, N. c., |
where they formerly resided.
Revival meetings will start at Oak !
ley Church; Northwest FORK District, |
on Sunday night, September 80, under
the direc ion Of the pastor, Rev. c. M.
CT Greenwood.
The Ku Klux Klan is said to be |
forming a branch at ROXana and
Ocean View. A public meeting was
held recently at the latter place.
The Aid Society of Chaplain's Chap !
Ell M. E. Church, will hold a chicken
supper at Smiths school house, North
west Ford District, Friday night, Of
next week.
George T. Calhoun, of Rehoboth
Beach, spent Thursday with relatives
lere.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Linden Raw
ins, of New York City, are visiting his
ather, William W. Rawlins.
Mrs. Harry Walls, of Wilmington, is
he guest of Mrs. Lloyd Stoeckels.
Mrs. Frederick Walls has been the
;uest of friends at Seaford.
Mrs. Catherine Walls, residing on
Pine street, who has been spending
ONE time with her daughter, Mrs.
Harry c. Layton, is seriously ill at
he latter's home, at Bridgeville.
William Egan, who has been spend
ng the summer with his grandma
her, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, has re-
lrned to his home in Philadelphia.
FRS. Louisa o. Roach and daughter,
Iiss Millie, have been visiting Mrs.
.oach's son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
nd Mrs. John Rowland Buell., at Sell
yville.
T. F. Callahan, of Philadelphia,
pent a part of the past week with
Gorge Lindenkohl and family at the
rick Hotel.
Miss Mary Jones has returned to the
Episcopal Hospital, Philadelphia
here she is studying for nurse, af-
II spending some time with her par
ITS, former deputy Attorney General
I'd Mrs. Frank M. Jones, corner Pine
Id Front streets. Miss Eunice Jones,
lother daughter, has resumed her
,udies at Swarthmore College,
warthmore, Pa, after spending the
INNER months here.
Mrs. Alice Thoroughbred has been
sitting relatives and friends in Phil
lelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Littleton have
zen visiting in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Amelia Welch is entertaining
,r sister, Mrs. Margaret Carmean, of
at her home on Pine
rect.
Miss Louise Hudson, North Bedford
rect, has as her guest for few
lys, Miss Sylvia E. McCaulley, OF
ew York City.
Mrs. Gideon Walls, Of RoXana, is
bending a few days with Theodore
egee and family on S. King st.
Norman West, Of Wilmington, has
zen visiting his father, Jacob West,
North Race street.
Mrs. Ray Disaroon, who has been
,riously i'll for several days at the
)me of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4
Cooper, is Comewhat improved.
alter L. Main Three Ring Circus in
Georgetown Tomorrow
The Walter L. Main Bring circus,
lrrying twenty-five cars, will pitch
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