Milford chronicle., 1924-08-08
Georgetown

eean City, Nd, on Thursday, ruI
the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
my. The number was not as large
years ago before the days of the
ltomobile, but it was large consid'
ing the large number OF automo'
les in this county.
Mrs. Peter King who resides on
lVannah Drive, this town, is in the
eebe Hospital at LeWes for treat
ent.
Mrs. LoVey Warrington, wife OF
Pseph Warrington, ST., died Mon
" morning at her home, near this
Wn, on the BridgeVille road, of
neral debility, aged II years. Flu
Aral services were held in Cokes-
Try M. e. Church, near this town,
ednesday afternoon. Interment
ade in adjoining cemetery.
Miss Ethel Ennis, daughter of Mr..
Id Mrs. Charles l.. Ennis, Of near
is town, at Piney Grove, was taken
the Beebe Hospital at Lewes, on
'iday and operated on for appendi-
It's. At this time she is doing fine
d her many friends here hope for
II speedy recovery.
fajOr w. Hudson has improved his
sidence ON East Pine street by
wly painting it.
The Chautauqua will be in this
wn from September 6 to II, this
ason.
Theodore Jester, young son Of
rs. John Wilson, of this town, was
Grated on in the Beebe Hospital at
ewes, for appendicitis the first of
st week. He is doing fine at this
ne.
'he Georgetown New Century Club
brary has been closed until fur
er notice is given by the librarian,
SIS Ethel NAPLES.
The farmers in this section have
mpleted the planting of their late
tato crop, which is the largest for
ars in this section.
There were 37S voters registered
this, the 9th district, Saturday
aking the total voters now regis.
red in this district S22. y
]. Floyd Lingo Of Millsboro, has
lrchased the mercantile business of
Gorge R. Workman, on East Mark
street, this town.
Mrs. Ida SammOns is seriously i'll
her home on Railroad avenue,
tn quinsy.
James Camp, near this town on
old Laurel road, opened last Fri
y, August 1st, and will close Mon
y, August 18th.
L. P. Faucet and family are on a
otor trip through the New England
ates.
Justice of the Peace E. W. Ryon
S issued the past week marriage
eense to Mckinley Morris and Dix
johnson, both of Milton.
Clerk of the Peace William J.
lillin has not issued a marriage
ense for the past week.
The Georgetown base ball team |
ent to Milton Saturday afternoon |
id played the Milton team. The |
ore was II to in favor of the
georgetown boys.
Register of Wills Isaac 3. Jones
Is issued the following letters the
Ist week:
On the estate of James H. Locates
Nanticoke Hundred, to Harvey
iGates.
On the estate of Anton F. Steur, of
.dar Greek hundred, to Neilsine
eur and the Milford Trust Com
ny.
On the estate of Thomas J. Moore
Cedar Creek Hundred to the Mil
rd Trust Company.
On the estate of LoVey A. Warning
4 of Nanticoke Hundred to Mary
Warren.
On the estate of Alfred Jefferson
Little Creek Hundred to Anna
mstrOng.
On the estate of Ella Evans Smith
Baltimore Hundred to Medford
Watson.
There are only four prisoners con-
ed in the county Jail here at the
ssent time.
Joseph Baker of this town who has
IN in the Beebe Hospital at Lewes
treatment for a broken leg, has
covered, so as to return to his
ne here; also Miss Margaret
18th who has been there for treat /
MT for appendicitis, has recovered Y
as-to return to her home here G
ch to the qualification of their il
nv friends here. Z
)ur local markets are well sup {
I'd with home grown vegetables L
/ fruits and also soft she'll crabs n
fresh fish and all retailing for i;
sonable prices. B
frs. Sallie Richardson and chill v
n of Wilmington are with rela-
IS here. C,
[r. and Mrs. Edwin Roach spent O
latter part of last week in Phil D
lphia. q
he Kent and Sussex Fair at Har- d
yton was well represented by fC
rgetown citizens last week.
Iiss Elberta Simpler and friend ta
ut Sunday at Bethany Beach. et
Liss Jane Lynch is on a visit to NJ
.tives at Lexington, N. G. W
r. and Mrs. W. Frank Sharp are IL,
nding the month at RehobOth s.
ch. eJ
ev. and Mrs. T. c. Harris of Cam ci
N. j., have been the guests of
and Mrs. c. H. Powers, at their "
Del farm on the Lewes road, h;
r here, the past week. lie
r. and Mrs. Courtland Barr and dl
ag son Courtland, are the guests gt
is parents, Prothonotary and a
1John Barr, here. pl
!. M. P. Stemples and daughter, til
trice, are on a two weeks trip c.
ugh the mountain section Of tn
nsylvania. III
Gorge Albee was on trip to
adelphia last week. m
r. and Mrs. Eugene Hammond si