Milford chronicle., 1924-11-21

Ou the estate OIL RlcnaTQ r. 1ndW-
ley. OF Broad Greek hundred to the
Peoples National Bank.
On the eslale OF Joseph L. Cannon
of Northwest Fork Hundred to kOb-
ert Il. Ledehham.
Clerk OF The Peace William j.
Quilln has the past week issued a
marriage license to Carey w. Lee
and Elsie Mae NAPLES, both of Re-
hoboth Beach.
Justice OF the Peace 2. w. RyOn
has the past week issued a marriage
license to Johnson r. Payne of 10
cOmOke City, Md, and Mildred X.
HOrsey, OF Laurel.
There are eleven prisoners cOnfin-
ed in the county Jail here at the
present time.
Sheriff James H. Phillips has pur-
chased from John Rogers, his farm
at the edge of this town, on the
Lewes road and will move his fam
lily there the first of the year after
he is through with the sheriff's Of
fee. Mr.. Phillips and his family
have made many friends during
their two years stay here, who are
glad to know that they will remain
among us after his term expires.
On last Wednesday evening, No
vember 18th, the coaches and man
ayers of all the high schools south
of Harrington met at the court
house, in the Office of the State
Board of Education, for the purpose
of arranging the basket ball sched-
ule for the coming season. The state
is divided in two parts; there being
a northern and southern division.
The teams having the highest per-
centage in each division will play a
final game to determine the State
Championship. This game will be
played March 21st on a neutral floor.
Games were scheduled for both boys
and girls. The games will be played
under the direction Of the Delaware
Interscholastic Athletic Association.
Edward Russell and Maggie 1. Lit
tleton, both of this town, were mar
ried Saturday night at the NJ. P. par
sonage of this town, by the pastor,
Rev. J. T. Bailey. They will reside
here where Mr.. Russell is employed
in the marble yard as a stone cut
ter.
At a session of the Superior
Court held III this town Saturday for
the purpose of granting naturaliza-
tion papers, Anton w. Westerdohl,
a subject of Sweden, whose resi-
dence is in Lewes, was granted a
certificate of naturalization for full
The cases of Hugh Fra
ser, a subject of Scotland and Har-
ry HOltz, a subject of Russia, were
continued until the May term on ac-
count of absence of witnesses.
While George Short and George
Walls, of this town, with their
wives, were returning from a trip
up the State to this town, Saturday
night their car was hit by another I
car and badly wrecked. The occu-
pants escaped injury although they
we're badly shaken up and some
What bruised.
Former Mayor William a. War
'ington has been on a visit to Phil
ldelphia and Wilmington the past
week.
Noah James of Laurel was in town
friday.
Mrs. F. j. Holson is on a visit to
Ter daughter, Mrs. Hanley, in Phil
-delphia.
Mrs. Frank P. Rogers of near this
own, is spending a few days with
Ter daughter, Mrs. Thomas H. Rog-
rs, in Wilmington, who is recover
ng from a severe illness.
J. Stewart Donaway was in Dover
n Wednesday.
w. Ross Ringler of Millville was
ircling among friends here Friday.
Charles Green who is attending a
chool in Philadelphia spent a part
f last week with his parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. Joseph G. Green, here.