Milford chronicle., 1924-09-26

On the estate of George W. Mill
man, of Georgetown Hundred. to q
Frank Millman.
Clerk Of the Peace William ]. Quill
lin has the past week issued a mar
rage license to John M. Timmous.
OF Dagsboro, and Helen Long, of
SelbyVille.
Ihere are seven prisoners confined
IN the county Jail here at the pres
ent time.
Justice of the Peace E. W. Ryon
has issued the past week the fol-
lowing marriage licenses:
To John H. Lewis and Ida Hand
sock, both of Laurel.
10 Raymond Clark and Elizabeth
Miller, both of Lewes.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. COrdie Warrington, in
Townsend's addition to this town,
last week and left them a fine baby
girl.
Miss Laura league, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles league, resid-
ing near this town and Samuel r.
Blizzard, son of J. w. Blizzard. a
well known merchant of this town,
were married last Friday afternoon
in Wilmington by Rev. Leonard P.
Smith. They will reside here.
Joseph C. Penuel, aged SO years.
died at his residence on East Market
street, this town, Thursday night of
general debility. Funeral services
were held at McCOlley's Chapel, |
near this town, on the Milford road !
Sunday afternoon. Interment made |
in adjoining cemetery. Rev. J. T.
neral director.
Joseph B. Jones, aged n years.
died at his residence on East Market
street, Saturday afternoon, of kid
ley trouble. Funeral services were
held Tuesday afternoon at his late
residence. Interment made in Union
cemetery here. Rev. George White
Dawson officiating. J. T. Carev. fu- ;
leral director. '
The late potato crop as well as s
III other late vegetables are look
ng tine in this section and at pres f
mt the prospects for a large yield t.
+ late. potatoes never looked better E
han now. p
Harry johnson and Evelyn john Il
on and son of Philadelphia, spent n
unday with relatives in and near IL
)wn. al
Olive Hurley of Washington, D. c., b.
Dent the weekend with her par b.
lts, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hurley, OF
ere. L
George West and family of Days re
'ro spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. tn
Obert West, here. CO
Lee Rust and family of Whining
n spent Sunday with relatives az
re. tn
L. E. Watson of Harrington was MI
nong friends here Sunday. be
Miss Grace Baker, stenographer in
e State School Boards Office, for fal
is county, spent the weekend at HI
lantic City, N. ]. pr
George N. Warren and son Leroy otl
d Robert Hendricks of Philadel- Ma
ia spent a part of last week with
>. and Mrs. George R. Mears here. 30
Miss Sue Ennis is quite i'll at her au
me on Railroad avenue. LIE
Mrs. S. R. Wilson is on a visit to Su
r daughter, Mrs. J. C. Eagan, of Ho
iladelphia. He
'Ir. and Mrs. Thomas E. Adkins inj
, on visit to friends and rela- !
es in and around Salisbury, Md. cha
lrs. Elizabeth Hastings of Allen on
IN, Pa, is the guest of her sister, ten
s. Elisha G. Ryon, and other rel pee
yes here. I
udge Charles S. Richards, mother Sci
I sister, Mrs. c. F. Richards and mo
IS Laura Richards and Mr.. and aW
5. Frank NJ. Jones and the Misses n n
les are occupying the Mifflin cot haV
e at RehobOth for the rest of this con
nth. neV
'ormer State Senator Louis A. v
.Xler of Bethany Beach was cir fan
g among friends here last Fri ert!
pro
90 by
ife Insurance. Chas. J. Holzmuel- r
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ONE early, do your shopping; 10.
: for the Firemen's Carnival. We -
check your packages free.
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