Milford chronicle., 1928-02-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace E. Rogers
are being congratulated on the ar
rival of fine baby girl, Margaret
born at their home on Race street
recently.
Mrs. Frank WesterYelt of near this
town, was taken to the Jefferson
Hospital in Philadelphia, Thursday
morning, where she will undergo
treatment. The trip was made in the
new ambulance of Sussex Post No. 8,
in charge of Corporal Raymond D.
Ingram. The ambulance was only
recently received by the Sussex Post
and has been very busy taking pa
tents to different hospitals.
The many friends of this town of
James H. McGlothen are sorry to
hear that he is seriously i'll in the
Red Mems Fraternal Home in New
ark, and all hope for his speedy re-
covery. Mr.. McGlothen is a former
resident of this town.
The young people of Georgetown
M. P. Church are rehearsing for the
presentation of fiVe-act drama, en-
titled the Fruit of Folly" to be held
on Thursday evening, March LIST, in
Ryon's Theatre. Proceeds for the
benefit of the church.
George A. Lindenkohl, proprietor
of the Brick Hotel, this town, has re-
turned from the Jefferson Hospital
in Philadelphia, where he has been
under treatment. He is very much
improved.
Miss Elsie Rase, chief telephone
operator in the local exchange, at
tended three days conference at
Dover last week with the other op-
orators of this district, who were in
session learning new rules and reg
ulations.
The many friends of julius Green,
Jr., of this town, are glad to learn
that he has been transferred from
Milford to this town, as assistant
freight agent for the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. julius was for
merly employed in the Georgetown
office before he was transferred TO
Milford.
Register of Wills G. Vannie Mes
sick has issued the following letters
the past week:
On the estate of Leslie B. Short of
North West Fork hundred to Jennie
Short and Everett P. Short.
On the estate of Louis NJ. Barker
of Cedar Greek hundred to Frank F.
Pierson and S. Willis Hammond.
On the estate of Mary A. Jones of
Georgetown hundred to John A.
Jones.
On the estate of George Fields of |
Seaford hundred to Sue Fields.
On the estate of Charles Williams
If Baltimore hundred to Sadie M.
Williams.
On the estate of Rowland P. Mildly
If Baltimore hundred to the Sussex
Trust Company.
Clerk Of the Peace John S. Cooper
las the past week issued marriage
license to William Evans of Frank
ord and Katie Ballot of Dagsboro.
There are at this time twenty-eight
prisoners boarding with Sheriff Bry-
n at the county Jail here.
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Slakely's Garage, at the edge of
own, who was operated on sometime
go for appendicitis, is still improv-
ng, but is not able to attend to his
yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bailey are
n their annual winters visit to
florida.
Miss Queba Nye Of Chesapeake
ity spent the weekend with her
Ister, Miss Edith Nye here.
Mrs. Mary Grant of Wilmington is
he guest Of her daughter, Mrs. A. P.
owRsend here.
The public is instructed not to for
ct the old fashioned supper to be
srved in the basement Of the
M. P. Church this town
Sunday school class No. IL, on
riday, February 21st, to 8 o'clock
m.
Misses Alice and Amelia Lloyd, :
lughters Of Comptroller L. S. Lloyd =
'ent Friday with friends here.
Billy Lambden Of near town has
covered from an attack of the
jumps.
William Johnson is confined to the .
me Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q
alter Johnson on Railroad avenue
tn rheumatism.