Milford chronicle., 1923-06-08
ALIVE BUDGET OF NEWS AS
REPORTED FROM LEWEsS

L. Finley Ross VINO was operated
upon at the Beebe Hospital severa
days ago for appendicitis by DR.. Bland
of Philadelphia, is very rapidly i'm
proving and expects to return to his
home in a few days.
Among the shriners from here who
are attending the shriners convention
at Washington, D. c., this week, are
G. Clifton Maull, Jacob Prettyman,
Hance Chambers and William E.
Walsh.
William w. White has moved his
family from his Arnell avenue prop
erty, to the brick house at the corner
of Fourth and South streets, which he
recently purchased from DR.. William
P. Orr, Jr.
The Lewes Fertilizer Company sent
their fishing boats out this week for
the first time this season. They are
making some good catches already,
even though the season opened a lit
tie early this year. AS rule they sell
dom begin fishing before June 1st, or
even June 18th. Hayes and Anderton's
fishing steamers have not began fish
ing yet, but it is likely that they will
start in few days.
William 3. Walsh's garage on
Lewes Beach which is under con-
structiOn, is nearing completion; it
is being built of cement blocks.
The R. L. Bonham Company who
have the contract to build the cement
road from Harbeson to Lewes, have
been working on the road for the past
month. The first Of this week they be-
gan pouring cement at Harbeson-
coming this way; they expect to reach
Coolspring in about two weeks.
DR.. William r. Messick and Samuel
G. Pierce, deputies Of the tax depart
ment, were sitting in I.eWes at the
office of Justice of the Peace William
P. Carter, recently, to receive income
tax and filing fees from the delin-
quents.
Elwood L. Wescoat of the Wescoat
Auto Company made trip to Phila-
delphia this week returning with
new Hup coupe.
Mary Coverdale, aged about "a
years, wife of David Coverdale, ST.,
died at her home in Lewes, Monday, |
May 28, after a short illness. Funeral |
were held on Friday after |
noon and interment made in the M. |
3. cemetery, Rev. Howard Davis con- |
Quoting the services. The deceased is |
survived by her husband, four sons,
George W. Coverdale, David, Jr., Gro
YER c., and James G.. Coverdale, and |
three daughters, Mrs. Fannie Hill,
Mrs. Harry Hurley and Mrs. Bessie
Preston.
George Chase has sold his cottage
IN Lewes Beach, near the Lewes Coast |
Guard Station, to Ebe Jones, while
Jones has sold where he now lives, to
Fames J. Kemp, of Washington, D. c.
Gould MacIntire has accepted a po-
'itiOn in the Delaware Trust Company
Bank in Lewes for a few months in
he absence Of Miss Fredonia White,
Who is on a vacation for her health.
Mrs. Clare W. Bowser, Of New York,
ormerly Miss Clara Burton Of this
own, is here looking for a house for
which to move her household goods
md make this her future home.
Frank Roach, John Munce and Will
lam White have accepted positions on
, large ocean going steamer, trading
etween New York and Mexico.
&: Holmes Martin and family and 7.
thompson Martin, of Philadelphia, all
brmerly of this town, spent Memorial
Day with relatives here.
Charles H. Howard and Edward W.
Wiltbank were among those who at
ended the dedication of the Masonic
Hospital in Wilmington, on Memorial
Day.
DR.. William P. Orr, Jr., and wife
made a motor trip to Wilmington on
friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gascoyne, Jr.,
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Carl F. Keener mo-
ored from Baltimore to spend the
Weekend with Mrs. Keener's mother,
Irs. S. Nelson Gibble.
F you are sick, take Chiropractic Ad-
justments and get well. ANNA K. GRE
oRIUs, ChiTOPractOr. Offices: Milford
nd Dover. s8-f