Milford chronicle., 1924-12-05

LinfOrd P. Faucet, Philadelphia,
lots, located in Georgetown, OF
South Bedford street.
Nathan R. S. Yewdall, Philadel
phia, to Linford P. Faucet, Phila
delphia, 24O acres with improve
ments in Indian River District
known as Burton's Island.
Henry L. Barker, Millsboro, tt
Linford P. Faucet, Philadelphia, lot
on du Pont Highway, near MillsborO
Robert l. Houston, MillsborO, tC
William A. Hudson, DagsbOro Dis
trict, tract of land on road from
MillsborO to Mission, near Millsboro
Elias T. Elliott, Millsboro, to
James E. DOrey, Millsboro, lot on
north side of Church street, Mills
bOro.
Albert F. E. Horn, Washington,
D. c., to William A. and Nettie f.
Horn, New York City, lots Nos. 56,
So and go on Columbia avenue, Re
hoboth Beach.
John T. West, Philadelphia, to
Samuel E. Crowley, Atlantic City, 81
acres at Cedar Neck, in Baltimore
District.
Major L. Anderson, Cedar Creek
District, to Cullen Armstrong, La
trobe, Pa, tract of land in Cedar
Creek District, on road from Milford
to StaytonsVille.
Sidney A. Jarvis, Harbeson, to
William P. and Eva Rust, Harbeson,
two lots near Harbeson.
]. A. Hopkins, Baltimore District,
to William P. Short, Bethany Beach,
building lot at Bethany Beach.
H. 1. D. Carey, Broad Creek Dis
trict, to James P. Hastings, Seaford
District, building lot at Blades in
what is known as Longfellow's ad-
ditiOn.
Jennings H. Moore, Broad Creek
District, to Charles e. Gordy, Broad
Creek District, 3 lots on Kitchens
street, Blades.
William E. Hudson, Dagsboro Dis
trict, to Irving L., Kitchens, Days
boro District, 4S acres near Days
boro.
Fred L. and George E. Veasey,
Harbeson, William J. Baylis and
Clarence F. Marsh, of near Lewes,
lot at Oak Orchard, on Indian River.
Lewis NJ. Price, Smyrna, to War
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RehOboth Heights, new addition to
Rehoboth Beach.
Rehoboth Heights Development |
Company, Rehoboth Beach, to Lewis |
NJ. Price, Smyrna, lots in Rehoboth /
Heights, new addition to Rehoboth |
Beach.
Winfield Scott Mayhem, Milford, to !
DR.. Frank L. Grier, Milford, lot on
west side of Milford.
Clyde A. Nelson, Milford, to DR..
and Mrs. Frank L. Grier, Milford,
lot on south west side of Kings
highway, near Milford.
James H. Phillips, sheriff, against
Robert H. Elliott, Northwest Fork
District, to DR.. w. F. Haines, Sea-
ford, 126 acres near BridgeVille.
James H. Phillips, sheriff, against
Eddie McGarVin, Baltimore District,
to Charles w. Wilgus, Baltimore Dis
trict, 25 acres with improvements on
road from ROxana to Selbyville.
George w. Isaacs of COkesbury ;
and brother-in-law of Colorado, are !
touring the State Of Florida. :
Miss Thelma Isaacs of Washing
ton, D. c., IS visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Isaacs. :
Sheriff James H. Phillips gave the =
prisoners in the county Jail a duck
dinner Thanksgiving Day. The sher- :
iff's term is drawing to a close but
he has always treated his prisoners :
good and made many warm friends !
in his official work.
The many friends in this town of :
]. Cooke, Esq, are glad to :,
hear that he has been appointed .
Deputy Attorney General for Sussex =
Mr.. Cooke has served for a T
part of a term before under David =
and will make good.
George A. Lindenkohl, the very =.
courteous proprietor of the Brick .
Hotel, this town, on last Tuesday >,
evening entertained the members of y
Franklin Lodge, No. 12, A. F. and 7
A. NJ, to which he was recently =,
at an elaborate turkey ~
md sauer kraut dinner. T.
Members of the intermediate De- %
)artment of Wesley M. E. Sunday II
this town, held a social in y
he lecture room of the church last :,
Wednesday evening. n
Rodney King, clerk in the county n
Office, while cunning on =,
Day shot a black .
make over four feet long. Something g e.
unusual for this time of the year, n
opposed to be caused by the late n n
lild fall weather this section has -
experienced this fall. co 90
Miss Alice Oleta McCauley, oe oo
aughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ~ u
of Greenwood, formerly Of D'I DI
MS town, and Edwin l.. Smith, son va
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Smith, of near .
)wn, were married at Greenwood ~ Su
lst Saturday night. They will re- tSl tsl
de in this town as Mr.. Smith is a '''S
Iail carrier in this town. ~
The State Board of Education will 81, -
Did examinations for teachers on Ilt5i noi
aturday, December 9th and Satur- ~ ~
", December 18th, in the following ~ ~
inters: Wilmington, Dover, George ~. ~
wn and Seaford for white teachers I1SS
Id at the Dover Colored School for a. a.
lored teachers. NJ
John Dayton will move his family ~. ~
ON this town to Harrington in the SIs, SSe
ar future where he is employed. ~ ~
Oliver e. MCGEE of North Railroad ee' o4S
enue, is suffering from 4 severe an an
t on the head and an injured arm -
a result of a truck that he was
living for Hudson's Bakery, cap C. c!o
ling on the road between Selby- D 15ie
lie and Frankford last week. He is A. A.
ing fine at this time. The truck "a.
Is badly damaged. g. g.