Milford chronicle., 1929-04-26
Georgetown

MISS MyTtl6 Mduelyn SmlLHI uduSu-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin M. Smith,
of near town, and Edward McIlvaine,
son of Clarence McIlvaine, were
married at Snow Hill, Md, by Rev.
G. e. Brown, pastor of the M. p.
Church there.
Mrs. Charles T. Jester, who is in
the Beebe Hospital in Lewes for
treatment, is improving, much to the
qualification of her many friends.
This section is enjoying fine wea-
ther since the wind and rain storm
of last week; although the storm
was severe, no serious damage has
been reported. Some of the low land
that has been under water is drying
up fine.
Mrs. Charles S. Marvel, Of near
town, in the Stockley district, who
has been in the Beebe Hospital at
Lewes, for treatment, has improved
so as to return to her home, much to
the Joy of her relatives and friends.
John H. Short, of s., is seriously
i'll at his home at Woodsbranch, near
town.
Mrs. William T. Hobbs, who is in
the Beebe Hospital in Lewes, for
treatment, is recovering much to the
qualification of her many friends
who hope to see her home again.
The dwelling house of Horace
Joseph on Albury avenue and also
his property on KINNEY street, has
been newly painted.
Georgetown Council had the grass
and rubbage cleared from the streets
and at present they are in The best
shape in looks and surface that they
have been in for years.
Register of Wills G. Vannle Mes
sick has issued the following let
ters the past week:
On the estate of Markin Meredith
of Northwest Fork hundred, to Clar-
ence H. Meredith.
On the estate of James II. stuart
of Cedar Creek hundred, to George
H. Stuart and Rodney stuart.
On the estate of Hettie L. Collins
of Cedar Greek hundred, to Samuel
R. Collins.
On the estate of Annie NJ. Ryon OF
Georgetown hundred, to EllJah w.
RyOn.
The dwelling of Harry Derrick
son on Cedar street, has been neat
ly painted the past week.
There are thirteen prisoners
boarding with Sheriff Coy at the
county Jail here at the present tlme'
Mrs. Harry Hudson who has been
in the Jefferson Hospital is improV-
ing to the delight OF her piany
friends and will be home IN siiol'
time. .. evor-
cises at Delaware Colony took place
Saturday and a large attendSnce cl
nersons from all sections attehueu.
Caorge A. Lindenhokl, Jr., the se-
NAL, and popular proprietor OF the
Prick Hotel, observed his twenty
sixth birthday, Saturday. d
A. orchestra has been tormeu
horo with Miss Nell Ringler as pl-
anist: Howard King and. fIanC1" -
Picbardson, violinists; Harvey D.
Snicor trumpet; Harold d. HatneIu'
tronohone: William Kitchens, drums
AZ. md Mrs. George A. Nelson's
residence on East Market ssie0''
being considerably improved.
The residence of MIS-. N" lbs
swain on North King stIee1, of
boen undergoing the maKlns
'monv improvements. we are ~
forrced % II will be the "love nest y,
. bannv couple who will De "euuoO
in June. ho rocentlv was
-a.dod the contract for pullulne
st'n a" a. NS;1ton- G -Ellendale State Highway
INC ene n-rivod here from LynchDuis'
Wa use0 occompanied by his brotner-In
,o roS,' r. n. Ross, also of LynchDul.s'
and P. E. Goodnight oil AaaUied Ahnaid
N q. the latter being acGolhpend God
NV his wife. Mr.. and MIS- "O CO
tight are occupying Jonn " pace Doc
drev's property on Nortn haTe
O+roat Mrs, Sandage Will arrive Ho
next week. sorroar sher-
&c ~ this county, now crler OF Cne
SnsSax a. County Courts, mas peen
ouss esson chief of police OF GeoEse1
cn n He has already made seVela1 a
eomn o.ts ~ of persons who dlsregarueu
a@o lle laws. Mr.. Pritchett mas an ni1
.,ood u or his intention Of stopplne a.
noun nt Io1nging and the use OF Pr,
fame and ODSceHS t"No a,,1oad in
streets. which has been lhuu'e
uninterruptedly. - nronerty
- been offered to the lreasu
nav nav rtment at washington IoI ,ids
Depaf paSne fsi in this town. The plus
Igora poSro opened in Washingt9h oise-
Mele ,doU The bids are printed eise
oSa LSeSo IN this issue of the ChroniGi;1'
Wan lanes Samuel Carey, VIII WIN ,oove M
lee % and infant daughter, VIII novo o',
sore %n m from Salisbury, Md, ana Och po%-
%v' nv the property of Mrs: Mollie street ro
-P;rs ~ lynch on East Market S'f1 60
oils, piHS Is to be vacated by v. 7. C@t 20
wH1Ca WIN and ID family, who will move Ssc,sI 40
rrOlnoncsstle. ron ~m Pa. Mr.. Carey is spec,rl
.oaent for the Metropolitan An
;ance Company. - 70 Years.
M Mrs Annie Ryon. aged 1..Sp ~ y w
.sn MiS. o. former Magistrate Ethan w,
pTon % died at her home on on oTa Tast
RSOn RyOn' street. here at 9 o'clock tas. sser
Sunday night, of heart trouDi9 uD Falling Hing
: o hTief illness. She had been laiil%e TIIe
a health for several months: ,osSsv
ILL IN n services were held Wednesu@Ss
nelan ne.annoon oo at o'clock in charge OF
g. g. n F. Beauchamp, pastor M
Waslev M. E. Church, OF wnlcm 1oarS Sm
W. M been a member for many years.
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