Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1925-04-17

Miss Olive Roach of this town.
p The wheat fields in this section
: are looking fine and the prospects
o are good for large yield.
!, Miss Frances LindenkOhl, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Lin
, denkOhl, of the Brick Hotel, of this
! town and Thomas H. Edelblute, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Owen Edelblute,
. of Pittsburg, Pa, were married at
noon Saturday of last week by DR..
, John Dow Hills, in the Episcopal
!, Church of the Epiphany in Pitts
burg. After a wedding tour through
Canada and other northern cities
they will reside in that city, where
! the groom is the head of the T. H.
Edelblute Manufacturing Co.
Willard S. Smith who resided near
town on the Milford road will sell
his personal property and feed and
will leave his farm and move to
Philadelphia sometime this month.
ROsalie Martin on West Market St.,
week, also the residence of w. B.
The residence of Misses Mabel and
has been newly painted the past
Hilyard, on East Market ST., has
been painted the past week.
The many friends in this section
of Ottie DOnaway are glad to hear
of his reappointment as State De-
tective for four years more, during
his four years of service that he has
served he had made many friends by
his courteous treatment that he has
given the public.
The farmers in this section are
getting their land in shape for the
tomato crop which will be a large |
acreage.
Casper Jones, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Jones, of this town, sailed |
last week on the steamship G. Har-
risOn Smith, for another trip thru |
the Panama Canal to Chila, Peru
and California ports.
Frank, the three year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Wilkins, of
East Market street was severely
burned about the face last Monday,
when blank cartridge in a toy
pistol belonging to his brother, John
exploded while in the hands of his
father while viewing the pistol. He
is doing fine at the present time.
The stOrk visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harley Foskey on Kenney
street, Friday night and left a fine
baby girl.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Swain of this town, who have been
lately married, gave them a shower
at their home on North Bedford St.,
Saturday night. They received many
handsome and useful presents.
There was a large number present.
Refreshments were served in album
dance.
There are ten prisoners confined t
in the County Jail here at the pres t
ent time. Sheriff Johnsons family
is growing. {
Clerk of the Peace william J.
CULLEN, has issued the following /
licenses the past week: q
To Charles E. K. Neilmiller and
Grace M. Meyers, both Of Baltimore,
Md.
To John H. Webb and Ruth M.
Biedeman, both of Rehoboth, Del.
To James D. Walker and Sara E.
Jefferson, both of Milton, Del.
Justice of the Peace E. W. Ryon, '
has also issued the following mar t
Rage licenses the past week: i
To Clarence E. Belts, of Stockley, il
Del, and Bessie B. Isaacs, of George Ii
own, Del il
To Elijah W. Hudson, of George il
own, Del, and Olevia H. Coffin, of a
Del. II
Register of Wills Isaac E. Jones II
las issued the following letters the -
Dast week: -
On the estate of William c. Lof- -
and, of Lewes and Rehoboth Hun o.
red to Frank S. Carter.
On the estate of Henry A. Hous- d
on, of Dagsboro Hundred to Eva H. N
Houston. d
On the estate of Edward S. Wright a
+ North West Ford Hundred to u
Harry K. Wright.
On the estate of Clara Helm, of IL
Baltimore Hundred to Everett Hick- al
nan. S.
On the estate of John M. Crowley.
f Cedar Creek Hundred to Frank te
I. Jones. of
Mrs. H. Gertrude Lewis, visiting
9acher for the Western part of Sus- of
ex County, was among friends here it,
Wednesday,. 70
Mrs. Walter Hahn, and son, War
en- OF Philadelphia, spent the Eas- VI
II mondays with her parents, Mr.. to
nd Mrs. Fred Hamblen, here.
Constable George w. Bowden, of q
eaford, was circulating among
lends here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar S. Wilson and
IN, Harold, spent the Easter holt
avs with her parents, Capt and
rs. William P. CULLEN, of near
aaford.
Miss Lizzie Hart, of the Sussex
epublican is visiting her sister in
Frank M. Jones, Esq, has return
from a business trip to Ohio.
Mrs. Frank L. Joseph and son,
bland, have been visiting Mr.. and
RS. H. c. Evans in Dover.
Miss Helen Macklin, clerk in the
ostottice is visiting in Philadel-
Tia.
Miss Bernice Hudson, of Philadel-
ia, is the guest of Miss Hester
ilgus, here.
Miss Ethel Walls was in Philadel-
ia last week.
The Scientific American has pre-
nted to Pro-, Albert Early of this .
Vn, a color photograph of the
lar Corona. This photograph was
Ken during the total eclipse of
nuary 21st and was given to Mr..
rly for his collaboration during q
, eclipse.
Easter Sunday was a fine day and
}. people of Sussex County made
'ir annual pilgrimage to the Sus-
County Almshouse, as has been
custom for many ears past for
people of Sussex County to visit
County AlmshOuse on Easter
lday. There were several hun y
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