Milford chronicle., 1924-11-21
Georgetown

! property than any time during this
= month. The following properties
have changed hands:
: Henry w. Draper, Washington, D.
l c.. to Susie E. Wyman, Wilmington,
lot No. % on Pennsylvania avenue,
Rehoboth Beach.
Frank T. Schilling, Wilmington, to
Maidee S. Ever, Washington, D. c.,
lot No. As on Oak avenue, Rehoboth
Beach.
Frank T. Schilling, Wilmington, to
Lucie e. Mortimer, Washington, D.
c., lot No. AZ on Oak avenue, Reho-
both Beach.
Charles S. Lewis, ct. al, heirs of
: Ida Kinder Lewis, Northwest Fork
District, to Joshua T. Kinder, Fed
eralsburg, Md, 81 acres in North
west Fork District, on road from
Bridgeville to Atlanta.
Commissioners of Rehoboth Beach
to George Holland, Lewes and Reho-
both District, lot No. 113 on Reho-
both avenue, Rehoboth Beach.
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
of Millsboro, to Edwin C. Ryan and
Lille Collins, Millsboro, lot on east
side of Main street, Millsboro.
Bartholomew Thompson, Indian
River District, to George E. Mosley,
MillsborO, 10 acres, near MillsbOro,
in Indian River District.
James E. Niblett to Herman F.
Niblett, Wilmington, two lots, at Re-
hoboth Beach.
Paul T. Scott, Selbyville, to Will
liam q. Hudson, DagsborO, 2 acres,
on west side of du Pont Highway,
near Dagsboro.
Frank w. White, Gumboro District
to Charles D. Cordrey, of near
Pittsville, Md, 20. 1-2 acres in Gum
boro District
Harry w. Rogers, Georgetown Dis
trict, to Walter C. Cordrey, Indian
River District, So acres on road from
MillsbOro to Oak Orchard.
James H. Phillips. Sheriff of Sus-
sex County, against Henry w. Bar
ker and wife, to George H. Donaway
of Dagsboro, lot on north side of
road leading from DagsbOro to du
Pont Highway.
Sallie M. Johnson, Baltimore Dis
trict, to Elisha E. Tingle, Frankford,
103 3-4 acres in Gumboro District.
Charles E. Johnson, Ocean View,
to James A. Richards, Ocean View,
lot at Ocean View.
Selbyville Auto Company to Chas.
F. West, Selbyville, four lots in Nc
Cabe's addition to SelbyVille.
Mary F. Sewall, Blauvelt, N. Y, to
Ellen E. Virden, Frederica, lots Nos.
80 and So on Columbia avenue and
lots Nos. 49 and 81 on Park ave-
nue., Rehoboth Beach.
William H. Rogers, Indian River |
District, to Maggie B. Cordrey, Mills
boro, lot in Indian River District, |
near Millsboro.
James E. Goslee, of Stockley and |
Charles w. Cullen, of Georgetown, to |
William R. Wright, Jr., Milford, two
lots near Milford.
Matilda Warriner, Lincoln City, to |
Mrs. Rachel A. Morgan, Lincoln |
City, one half acre on south side of |
Sherman avenue at Lincoln City.
Mary H. Shockley, Cedar Greek
District, to William R. Wright, Jr.,
Lincoln City, IA IA acres, in Cedar
Creek District, near Lincoln City.
William M. Spicer, Seaford, to
Justice of Peace James K. Phillips,
SeafOrd, 81 acres in Nanticoke Dis
tDi6t. /
: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ]. Register I
who moved from this town to Ber-
lin, Nd, about one year ago, last
week moved back to this town and
are occupying their property on Ced-
ar street. Their many friends are
glad to have them back again.
Lee Wilkins, son of Mr.. aAd Mrs.
James Wilkins, near this town, who
was injured last Sunday night when
his automobile ran over large stick
Of wood in the road, throwing him
out, is rapidly improving at this
time.
Peter Wesley DOnohue, of this
town, who suffered a compound .
of the leg while at work as
! brakeman on the Pennsylvania
Railroad at Hurlock, Md, has i'm
proved so as to return to his home
here and is improving as well as
IAN be expected
Mrs. James c. Hastings is in the
3eebe Hospital for treatment of an
nature. Last summer she
vas in the same hospital for treat
nent. Her many friends hope for her
speedy recovery.
Levin J. Parker who resides on
he Faucet farm at the edge of town
s quite i'll from the grippe.
Armistice Day passed off in this
own quietly; only the displaying of
ags was the reminder of the day.
The residence of Frank Rust on
iouth Race street has been neatly
sinted the past week.
THE Georgetown foot ball team
rent to Seaford last Thursday af-
ernoon and played the SeafOrd
cam. The score was to in favor
f Seaford.
The revival services in Wesley M.
. Church of this town are still pro-
ressing and are increasing in in
crest nightly.
The pOstmasters of Delaware will
old their next semi-annual meeting
/ this town next year in May.
The store and dwelling house of
Ohn A. Jones on North Race street
being neatly painted.
The hunting season for this dis
let, opened Saturday. Our sports
en report game plentiful and are
lving good luck.
The x Y q Sewing Circle met at
le home of Miss Mabel X. Williams,
the edge of town Wednesday ev- @
hing. The members are the Misses -
oIov proNun Cadio HOOOnr NfilHrn6 IL