Milford chronicle., 1927-01-14
Greenwood

M MI and Mrs. Matthew Russell OF
dime .oWn entertained at soooe
guastd on Sunday the tollo%tns
Effo SS's IN honor of their daughteI'
NJ, Mr. and Mrs. Frank CoIllson'
- To- anu Mrs. Horace Edgell ana SUI sun
80 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Eusen
iI PiSaI son Neil, Mr.. and Mrs. OscaI
uie All and little daughter BeaIll0e'
AL enjoyed themselves.
MUru has just been received OIL Ino
to T1Cn oI d. L. Zanghrey Oh He"d S"d
Nv H. on Sunday morning ne A"u
oeen sick only a short While:
Mrs. D. S. Yoder is very sick at
thls writing.
MIS- Mollie Pusey OF Seaforu lids
"een visiting Mrs. John Morgan -
MISS ETA Russell has returned "
Fniiaaelphia after spending Il week
with her parents.
MIS- Elizabeth Fisher has reluIHeMu M
nome after spending sometime III
wilmington with her daughter anu
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Todd OF
bIanchards spent Sunday with MI
ana Mrs. James Alexander.
Chicken Salad Supper
A supper for the firemen VIII Oe
served In the firemen's building next
saturday evening, January 15th'
Oont forget the date; remehlDeI
the place, next to r. E. Willeys gen
eral store, and the eats, well there
Will be a plenty of chicken saiau,
tried oysters, work biscuit, DaKeu
chicken for those who do not care
Tor salad and good home made CAKE
and ice cream. Everybody come anu
bring your friends. Time, p. m
Samuel Reynolds, brother OF W.
L. and Burton Reynolds, died in ore
gon, November oath, 1926. he lelC
here in May, 1866, was married III
Texas and from there went TO Grant
County, Oregon, and settled on d
ranch which consisted of 27OO acres
100 acres of this was fenced lOa
pastures. He leaves five Children 3
girls and boys. His death was caus-
ed by suffOcation. His home was on
fire and when he was found he was
hanging out a window. He was 90
years old and was in the saddle on
his ranch every day up to the time
of his tragic death.
Don't forget the firemens supper
this Saturday night, January To-
Come help this cause along.
The st. Johnstown Aid will meet
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. carlos
Tatman on Friday evening, January
14th.
Miss Name Houseman has return
ed to Philadelphia after spending
the week here with her sister, Miss
Katie Houseman.
Rev. and Mrs. L. w. Layfield were
out of town visitors over the week
end.
J. w. Todd was in Middletown on
Wednesday.
A regular stated meeting OF Green
wood Grange, No. "a, P. of H., will
be held on next Saturday night, jan
uary 18th, at 1880 o'clock p. m. All
members are earnestly requested to
be present as we have business OF
Importance to transact. The dues for
the first quarter of 1927 are now due
and we would like all members TO
start the new year as all good Gran
gers should, by getting square with
the Grange books. Come and register
your wants and requirements for
your spring business in a book that
is kept by the escretary for that pur-
pose.'
Brother J. Roosa Of Milford
Grange will be on hand to install
our newly elected officers. The enter
:. tainment committee has a surprise in
ror Z Z a. ~ the 3eetv@as hour Sc
come out and get the same thrill Out
of our meetings as always falls tc
the lot of our inimitable brother
Jump.
We cordially extend to all Grang
ers wherever located an invitation tC
meet with us at any time, and espec'
tally at this time to so many mem
bers as can accompany Bro. Rooss
from Milford we say welcome.
The children of the late Mrs. Kate
Houseman wish to thank their many
friends for their kindness during
their recent bereavement.