Milford chronicle., 1929-07-26
Georgetown

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Clifford Wilson
have moved in their new home OF
KINNEY street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thomas anC
daughter, Naomi, of Newark, Md.
have moved to their new home OF
Cedar street.
Register of Wills G. Vannie Mes
sick has issued the following Iettels
the past week:
On the estate of John H. Short OF
of Dagsboro hundred to Ida u
Short. 4u
On the estate of Charles E. Belts
of Cedar Creek hundred to Cora M
On the estate of Alfred M. War
rington of Georgetown, to Minnie M
On the estate of Wilbur S. Baker
of Nanticoke hundred to Lizzie ba-
ker. ,roro
of proad Creek hundred to Edgar II.
On the estate of Fannie S. Powell
of GEORGETOWN hundred to Mary A
On the estate of Lizzie E. Henry OF
little Creek hundred to George W.
On the estate of Charles E. Jones
30 Rroadkiln hundred to Emma
Jones. 1;++a11
to John S. Littell.
There are twelve prisoners sIaSin
with Sheriff Coy at the county jan
here at the present time.
mart of our farmers are mahlne
a success growing alfalfa, for oalry
;nS feed and are finding it to be
noyinp crop when it is successfully
erown and the acreage will De IN
creased in this section in the Iu-
ture.
The watermelon and cantaloupe
erop in this section is looking me
and will soon be ready for market.
We have some fine patches IN tnlS
section. -,
co,,+b King street is being newly
painted. 7d
POSTMASTER and Mrs. Jehu F. HuG-
son and son. Billy Reed, left wed
nesday morning for an auto Zip
through the Shenandoah Valley' Lui
av Cayerns, Natural BrloSe on
other points of interest. Thelr IuIly
oCI,inned camping outfit 1ncluues
o1ougb canned goods and other stun
to last a hungry bunch for TWO
weeks or more. 1u, As.
The County Highway O1ncialS m rr an
uon,o+ion of Delaware held lts an
S"o1 summer meeting THURSDAY a.
+ba Hotel Henlopen, Rehopot1'
sussex Levy Court, comp0seT al Of
T con BLACK, of Milton, W. D aouu 20
and Gardner Il. bune.ne
os caIbvville. was host to the ASST
o;otion, ~ CONGRESSMAN R. G. Hous.on
I'D George Martin, the latter repte l,oIu
"an+ing @ the Barrett Company Oh ~"
TorI- I an authority on low cost hien
ways. delivered addresses od eA
"%Is, Me- Fannie S. Powell, ageo c
us W. widow of the late Wllilana s :"
powell. died last Friday nlsn', ber
a long illness at the home .. Sn,i+b @
daughter, Mrs. H. Rooney r1tor %
near this town. She was 80 CLARA.
T ns tbe late Dagsworthy and ClSa%
Oh osorne1 .mG She is survived by me nSr
S%", above named, and SON. WI
Ham who lives in wilmington fu
neral services were held at tne
smith home Monday afternoon. Rev.
r. p. Mckee officiating and inter-
ment made in Union cemetery.
Rev. and Mrs. M. e. Hungertoru
we're rendered a donation by mem
hers and friends of the M. P. Church
Friday night. The Rev. Hungerford
Is serving his fourth year as pastor
of the church. Refreshments OF ice
cream and cake were served to all
present. % Mid
land Grange entertained the mem
hers at his home near town on Mon
5av evening. Nearly all of the mem
hers of the Grange were present anu
4 delightful time was had. Ihe eve
ng was spent in the play OF games
n which all participated and ENJOY :
n refreshments were served.
Harry Holtz was in Atlantic Clty
he first part of the week. |