Milford chronicle., 1924-05-23
Many News Items of Interest Reported
From Georgetown During Past Week

Levin II. MllleT5 BdlLlmOre QlSLrlcE
to Tubbs and Dickerson Co, of Selby-
vile, 40 acres, on road from Williams
vile to Bishopville, in Baltimore dis
trict, $780,
Edgar Reynolds of Greenwood, to
Edwin V. Ocheltree, also of Green
wood, building lot on Minor street,
Greenwood, 5000.
Daniel F. Updegraft. of Jeanette,
Pa. to Harry Hershberger, of
JohnstOwn, Pa, 110 acres, located in
NanticOke district, $4,000.
Harry NJ COverdale of Lewes and
Rehoboth district. to Joseph A. john
stOn, of Lewes, property on Madison
avenue, Lewes, $1225.
Thackery-White Lumber Co, of Mil
ton, to William Layton Reed, also of
Milton, lot with improvements, on
road from Milton to Georgetown, 81
5OO
Michael di Francisco, Little Creek
district, to Arthur BrewingtOn, of Del
mar, 80 acres, located in Gumboro dis
trict, on road from Whitesville to
Gumboro, $780,
Adliza X. Taylor, of Lincoln City,
Sussex county, to Erasmus J. Wilson,
of Cedar Creek district, 10 1-2 acres.
on Railroad avenue, at Lincoln City,
$500.
Raymond A. Flower, of Cedar Creek
district, to Nancy Hill Webb also of
Cedar Creek district, so acres, located
in Cedar Greek district, $125O.
Elisha G. RyOn, of Georgetown, to
Charles w. Wharton, cottage on the
waterfront at Oak Orchard. Consider
alton private.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Southard, of |
Lewes, to Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A. |
Shut, also of Lewes, property on |
Chestnut street, Lewes, $4,000.
The residence of Joseph Penuel on
East Market street has been neatly
painted the past week. Il
John R. Kitchens, residence engi-
peer for this county, of the State
Highway Department who has had his
office in the court house since the Of
flee was established, has moved his
office into offices in the Cullen block
on the corner of the public square
and Bedford street
Mrs. Violet Workman, wife of Ar
thur B. Workman, near this town, in
The Sand Hill section, died at her
nome last Tuesday of pneumonia, aged
rs years. Funeral services were con-
1ucted at her home and burial made a
1t Deals Island, Md, her former home ~
IN Thursday
@fhe post Office officials have put I'D =
nail collecting boxes in several places
n this town, making it more conven-
ent for those who have receiving
DOXes at their homes.
Eddie Rose has extensively repair-
ID and newly painted his residence on
Cast Market street, near the railroad.
Eli T. Pepper, son of the late y
Pepper, died Thursday y
at his home, near town, after =
short illness, aged 81 years. Funeral =
ervices were held at his late resi- d
ence, Saturday afternoon. Interment U
1ade in Union cemetery here. He u
caves widow and one son and
aughter, besides a host of friends in II
his section
About forty dollars were cleared d.
rom the entertainment given in Ry- 81
MS Theatre Thursday night by the
Fire Company, which will So
o toward the paying for their ma u
hine they lately purchased as they A
ave one of the most up to date fire
ngines on the peninsula and a we'll nj
aimed company to handle it. Vi
Mr.. and Mrs. COurtland Barr, of CT
are receiving congratula-
Ons on the arrival of son. Mr.. Gt
arr is son of ProthonOtary John pr
arr, of this town. he
joseph G. Green in honor of his 5nth
rthhay. entertained a large number vi:
his friends aDd the Georgetown on
emen at his no ne on South Bedford
rect last Thursday night tw
George Topping who is employed by -
e Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
40 has been residing here on Rail
ad avenue, has moved his family to
aytOn.
Nathaniel Rust, son of Mr. and Mrs
ank Rust/Of this town is in Il hos
al in Philadelphia for treatment
The leap year dance given Friday
sht in Pyon's Theatre by thirty
lng ladies of this town was a huge
ccess. The hall was tasGefully and
decorated in green and
low crepe paper and dog wood
ssOms. Much credit is due the
ms 4etuACo III LAlG CdpIUlC ludUuCl
which the affair was arranged.
'red StoOms is erecting a new gar
, and other out buildings on his lot
Jones Addition, in the north cas-
4 section of town.
Walter Roach has begun the erecz
/ of a new dwelling house on one
the lots he recently purchased on
-annah Drive, which will be occu-
by his son, William, when COM
ed.
Lrs. Hattie Calhoun, WifeSOf Gard
Calhoun is in the Beebe Hospital
Iewes for treatment.
here are only five prisoners Con
d in the county Jail here at the
sent time.
egister of Wills Isaac E. Jones
issued the following letters the
week:
n the estate of Walter F. Dicker-
of Little Greek hundred, to Leah
4 the estate of Reuben I. Allen of
ord hundred, to Clarence C. Allen
Hazel A. Riggin.
l the estate of Herman w. Chand-
If Dagsboro hundred to Charles r.
Is.
le stork visited the home of Mr..
Mrs. Charles COnaway on the pub