Milford chronicle., 1924-10-24
Georgetown

Sussex county were not as actiV
during the past week as they wer
in the period from October to II
The following transfers are report
ed:
William H. Smith, Broad Creel
District, to Uric L. Smith, Bethel
lot and improvements at Bethel.
Nelson ]. Baker, DagsborO, to Eli
iah Hall, DagsborO District, SO acre
and improvements, on road from
Phillips Hill to Gumboro.
Rehoboth Heights Development
Company, RehobOth Beach, to S
Blanche Hill, Rehoboth Beach, two
lots in Rehoboth Heights, new addi
ton to Delaware's famous summer
resort.
Paul Bright, ct al, heirs of George
w. Wright, to Clarence A. Ewing
Rehoboth Beach, lot No. 80, on Re
hoboth avenue, Rehoboth Beach.
Medford L. Watson, Seaford, tC
Alexander Griffin, Seaford, lot on
North street at Seaford.
Thomas Barton, Los Angeles, Cal.
to Houston-White Company, Mills
boro, 8 ga acres, near Millsboro.
Harley P. White, MillsbOro, to
Asher R. Parsons, MillsborO, three
lots in DagsborO District, on road
from Millsboro to Mission.
George E. Elliott, Laurel, to Geo.
T. Purnell, Laurel, two lots in Broad
Creek District, on road frOm>Laurel
to Seaford.
Thomas G. West, Broad Creek Dis
trict, to George T. Purnell, Laurel,
lot on King street at Laurel.
Archibald c. Jones, of near
GEORGETOWN, to Manuel James and
Mary Evelyn Suares, Georgetown, 10
! acres with improvements on road
from Georgetown to Shortley.
James Edward and Robert Grant
Friedel, BridgeVille, to John A. and
Lee E. Banning, Bridgeville, "a acres
in Seaford District.
James Postles Hammond, Milford,
to CLYDE A. Nelson, Milford, lot on
South Walnut street at Milford.
George H. Hall, Milford, to Chas.
H. Williams, Milford, 10 acres in
Cedar Creek District, on road from
Haven Lake to Shawnee.
John w. Moore, NorristoWn, Pa, to
Joseph J. Elliott, Delmar, sixteen
lots in Broad Greek District, near
Laurel.
Heirs Of Lavinia Spicer, Dagsboro
District, to Curtis +. Mitchell,
G Georgetown District, 4S acres IN
DagsborO District.
Elijah e. Wootten, of Laurel, ex-
ecutor Of estate of Daniel Short
late of Laurel, to George w. Willin'
of Bridgeville and Madison Willln'
of Seaford, ITS acres in Nanticoke
District.
Frank P. Campbell, Dagsboro, to
Harley B. Mitchell, Dagsboro Dis
trict, lot with Improvements at
MillsborO.
u. John Beach, Broad Creek Dis
trfct. to William L. Tindal, LAUREL
four lots on west side Of State high
wav leading from Laurel to Seaford;
also to william R. O'Neal, of LAUREL
two lots on Laurel-Seaford Highway
George D. Hastings, Little Creek
District, to William W. Henry, Laur-
ell, 80 acres in Little Creek District.
H. C. Stewart, Georgetown, to
Elisha G.. RyOn, Georgetown, prop
ertv on Southwest side Railroad aV-
enue and Northeast side North lane'
between Railroad avenue and Straw
berry alley, Georgetown.
The residence of Rufus Green on
King street has been neatly painted
the past week.
Broadkiln oysters have been IN
our local market the past week re-
failing for one dollar per bushel'
Tbev are the finest that they have
been for years and our dealers
can't begin to supply their trade.
Our sportsmen are enjoying duck
shooting along the Delaware Bay
shores and Indian River and Reno
both Bay and some are having hne /
luck. =.
The tomato crop in this section is
about over only few late ones. The
crop this season was short but good
nrices were realized and the grow
ers did as we'll or better than they
would had the crop been larger.
Our citizens are making prepara-
tons for a big time here on Hal
Iowe'en night.
There were 244 registered here IN
The 9Th voting district Saturday,
the total of all reglstereu
IN. This district up to 1894.
I The past week of weather has
1een the finest experienced in this
section for seven years past at this
line Of the year,
Register of Wills Isaac E. Jones
nas issued the following letters the
past week:
On the estate of Nancy Phillips, Of
little Creek Hundred, to Joseph B.
On the estate of Elizabeth A. Lay
on of Dagsboro hundred, to Lam
lreth L. Layton. -z-r-
On the estate of Howard M. Walls
# Cedar Greek hundred to Ella
On the estate of Anna S. Carey OF
3roadkiln hundred to George II.
Hall. e
Marshall Short has purchased OF
frederick Hearn, the thirty acre
ere farm along the du Pont road
t the western edge of town. me
and formerly belonged to FREQ r.
ohnson, of this town.
Justice of the Peace E. w. Ryon
as the past week issued a marriage
icense to George E. Tingle and
-. 10th of CnOIonriT1o