Milford chronicle., 1924-02-15
Lincoln City

airy 9th. y"
II. c. Southard, a merchant of our
town, suffered a very painful accident
on Sunday when crossing the railroad
track opposite his home. He slipped on
the Ice and snow, fracturing a bone
IN the ankle. He is now confined to his
room under the care of a physician.
The Friendship Bible Class will
meet at the home of Mrs. Ella Beard
sley on Wednesday evening, February
2Oth. All members are urged to be
present.
VIM. Donovan entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Messick of Glendale on
Sunday.
Among the many who are on the
SICK list are Mrs. Mark Shockley, Mrs.
Chas. Walls and Harold Donovan.
Miss Elizabeth Stevenson Of Milford
spent the weekend with Miss Ruth
Clendaniel
Frank Swain of Bayonne, N. J., is q
town visitor {
Wilbur Adams and wife of Belle
tOnte and Burt Hendricks and wife of S
Frederlca, spent the weekend with S
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph {
Messick. b
VIM. Morrison and Lofland Deputy t
have recently installed radio in c
their homes. s.
VIM. Truitt and family accompanied
by his mother, Mrs. Nancy Truitt,
were the guests of relatives at Hous-
on on Sunday. a.
Mrs. Dallas Kibler entertained the te
sewing circle on Wednesday even 81
ng. it
Mrs. Lola Hatfield and daughter TO
evelyn, were the guests of her mo- 81
her, Mrs. Della LeCompte, on Sunday. be
resent. The evening was spent in fis
'laying games and other amusements. ed
John H. Clendaniel is building a of
arge poultry house on his farm, near u1
own. A
Mrs. Nancy Truitt was given a sur co
rise on her 80th birthday at the home us
her daughter, Mrs. G. w. Swain on thu
thursday evening, February 9TH, when it
bout 40 of her children and grand Th
lildren gathered and gave her a the
rthday greeting. Many useful and ito
city gifts were given. The large are
rthday angel food cake was decor ind
ed with flowers and green ferns,
ith her age in letters on it. 1t was pla
esented by her daughter, Mrs. Har- spC
Belts of Shawnee. The evening was anC
ent in readings, recitations and Of
Isle. AT late hour an abundance of res
cream and cake was served. They a Il
parted wishing their mother many Stat
re happy birthdays. for
The Lincoln Home and School Asso- sele
tiOn will be held IN the school on vol
Oruary 18th at seven o'clock. Albert Wal
rly has promised TO be with us that one
ming. Come and bring a new mem Fl
. Cast
)Ont miss the play entitled "Aunt Mid
abs Quilting Party to be given in aftel
church hall at Lincoln, Friday ev- Laul
1g, February 18th. A very enjoy the
, evening is anticipated. Admission rang
Its S5c; children zoe. The charac- with
are as follows: time
inah Peabody (lady who has quilt has
party) Mrs. Eurie Donovan. any
city Peabody (who has been with
ched" to sing) Mrs. Frank Pos thus
trans
RS. Doolittle (invited guest) Mrs. is as
ry Warren. the g
RS. Mark (invited guest) Mrs. John Tn
Ovan. meth,
IS. Martin (who has "purty" Fevre
,hter) Mrs. Roy Clendaniel. sas II
IS. Spooner "a widow Mrs. VIM bits
tt. Mr.. L
andmar Pepper Ia great quiIter) with
I. M. Wyatt. the lie
'ely Martin (whose beau needs to knowl
wv at times) Miss Cleora Truitt. the ii
randa Spriggins (spinster) Miss tion.
Clendaniel.
s. Parker invited guest) Mrs.
Abbott
lie Sanderson (city cousin Miss
; Warren
Mt Jemina (servant) Miss Marie AT a
un. lendal'
ty girls, Misses Edna and Irma Ter VIC
on and Hazel Harder. won II
ty boys, Reuben Holdcraft Ros- Ihe ell
lendaniel and Ralph Tyler. both S
con Peabody (who gets badly plls WI
} John ireland. TIRE eV
Hunter Unusual "perfesser') largely
Ireland the Chi
son Goodboy lin the mick" of Mrs.
Clifford Donovan. TACK OF
Idle (bad boy) Master Frank put IS
an. ing.
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at Morris Store for Petty's dn,s MIS- St St
and rec