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Hazlegrove
by MRS. RAY H~AzLECROvE

Mrs Esther Stewart Of Charleston,
ILL.,. who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Ed Claus. left for her homo
last Friday. Miss Opal Gray accom-
panied her as far as Fargo, where a
friend. Miss Carlson. Of Moorhead,
met her. Opal expects to be gone 4
week.
The Wetgele brothers threshed for
Frank Gray the first OF the week.
From there they moved to Carl Clip
plin's farm.
Frank Gray was In futile Tuesday
evening on business.
Miss Pauline Wolff assisted Miss
Ida Perry cook for threshers.
Miss Irma Wagner assisted Mrs.
Harry Ulfers cook for threshers.
Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove helped her
mother, Mrs. Frank Gray, cook for
threshers the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Haslegroye were
in Wing Wednesday on business. They
also called at the I'd Cloud home on
their way to Wing and called at the
Harry Ulfers home In Wing.
Miss Christine HirSch. We UNDER
stand. will teach the Fred Wagner
school this coming term.
Mrs. Howard Granville Of Wins
helped her sister. Mrs. Bert Granville,
cook for thyeshers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Granville
were In Wing Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry 0ray'S mother and
brother are visiting her : few days
this week. They are from petttbone.
MI. and Mrs. Ray HaSlegrove called
Wednesday 1t the Ulfers home.
Albert Stolher worked . few days
on Witcel brothcrS' threshing rig.
Ray Haxlegrovc hauled bundles on
Charles Sattler's RIG . few days.
Will Thieling helped Frank Fray
threSh.
HAIRY Ulfers was IN futile Monday
night.
Miss Irma Wagner. W understand,
will soon leave Tor points Ia eouth
Dakota on q visit 70 relatives. and
from there she Will 60 to Iowa, where
she expects to stay With her grand
mother, Mrs. Leman, and 60 TO high
school.
M. and Mrs. Frank Gray were IN
Tuttle Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers called 1t
Emil gattler's Thursday.
Roy Stewart & now ct home.
Jack Stewart hauled bundles on
Charlie sattler's rig : few day..
Mrs. Ella Dodge II now Waiting ct
the home Of her daughter. MR.. VIII
Thieling.
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By D DIETzMAN

Mrs. Joe Fischer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Merckel transacted business n
Bismarck Monday.
Mrs. Lawrence Madland rot hurt
quite badly Monday afternoon while
cleaning out her hen-house. A heavy
pole fell and hit Mrs. Midland on the
side Of the head. Che was immedi.
Ately rushed - Bismarck to consult
q physician.
MI. and Mrs. John Harms and two
children, Of willow Lake. s. D.. are
visiting ct the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tebbo Harms.
John and Louise Olson are COM
bining grain Tor walter Dietxman this
week.
Mrs. william Kershaw and daueh.
ter Esther were callers @ the Law.
renee Midland h0Gne Monday.
AGrs. Floyd Owen and son Delvin.
Mrs. Martin Tooker and leTs. walter
Dietzsnan transacted business Ii His.
marck Tue1day.
Cedric CriaG finishsd comblning Tor
Floyd Owen and Martin. Toossr
wednesday.
NJ. ana Mr.. Tshbo lsasns and
and Mrs. John Harms transacted busl.
ness III Bismarck Tuesday.
Teb6o Harms started threshing
Monday.
Mn lladlsnd y combining grain sce
Gilbert oedeEstsom this wick.
Walter O1otanan has boeu hauling
gfain 70 leenoken this weok.
Joe Fischer cut grain 1oe ohasles
.5tykg this weok.
Martin Tooker hauled gyain Tor
Cedric criag ths latter part q ths
week.
Esther Kssahaw W. ! caller g the
1tll Madland hama wednesday.
NJ. and Mn Oedric CrlAe trans.
acted bnainsss n Dt1nAEok Wednes-
day.
lers. Joe Fischsr and chlIdren vls-
it'd = tho home a. Mn. y1echer,1
parents, ~. and Mn. Garrison. e
Neughtou township. wednesday.
Roy 0ookor and M. podeot rot 3
header from Walter Dietaman we'd
nesday.
Mr.. Hoffman ana three children,
'of South Dakota. arrived at tn houe
Of NJ. and Agr& Tebbo Harms wed.
needay fog = few dAys. vtsit. 1fsG.
Hoffman y = sister ol Nh. HARMS.
Ralph Midland Of Detrolt, MINI.
r visiting ~ the nh Midland home.
M Jklllle'p keIsl,ex eetsrta!nsd
1h1ee ~ : laEee attond6nee. ~ q
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Wing
By EDITH MUELLER

Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber. Jr.. were
Sunday visitors ct the Philip Weber
home.
Dena Bossart helped Marth Helm
cook for threshers last week.
Helen Wolfe Is assisting Mrs. Hal
yer with housework.
Mrs. Lewis Larson came home Sat.
urday after spending some time with
her son and daughter-in-law 1t
Woodworth.
George Dpemeland called at the
Patterson ranch Monday.
Mrs. II. II. McCumber and Mrs.
scahaver and daughter Of Pettibone
were callers ct the Harry Gray home
one day last week.
Isadore Kremenetsky motored TO
Bismarck last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mueller and
daughter and Mrs. Adam Hopper Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mr.. Adolph Weber
Sunday.
Callers ct the Dave Helm home
Sunday were Ella Ktegt. Rose and
Fred Schneider and Rudolph barrett
Of Goodrich and Alvirla KRAFT and
Qotfried Weber Or Wing.
Threshing WAS delayed Tuesday a.
account Of rain.
Ralph Jacobson motored llrk 1Igs-
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m. ana Nrs. Manuel Drietling
were passengers to Bismarck Thurs.
day where the latter entered the Bis.
marck hospital to undergo an opera
ton.
Jacob orossman was Z business
caller It Zap Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Stuhlmiller Of
Warrington are the guests for . few
weeks Ut the homes Of Mi. and Mrs.
Albert Stuhlmiller and MI. and Mrs.
Manuel stuhlmiller.
Samuel 0oets motored to south
Dakota Saturday where he will look
points Of South Dakota.
Mr.. John Barker and Jesse Barker
Of Bismarck are spending some time
at the homes Of Frank and Fred
Barker.
waiter Christensen. cashier Of the
Security State Bank Of Halliday. was
transacting business Ia Dodge TTi.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn 0hipman and
children OF Golden Valley were VS.
ittng at the home OF Mr.. and NH. J..
G. Orossman Saturday.
John Kisse Of Halliday was seen
on our streets Thursday afternoon:
Rev. and Mrs. Wittemeyer Of Gold
en- Valley were callers At the JACOB
Doffee home Wednesday.
There will be services In the Con-
gregational church Sunday Sept. 18th.
Rev. E. E. Matteson, will conduct the
services.
Oscar 0ustaison and daughter Hell
en- OF Halliday we're visiting friends
and relatives in Dodge Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber and Mrs.
August Sailer Of Hebron were guests
at the home Of Henry 0rossrnan
Thursday.
Miss Anna Schroeder who has been
visiting ut the home Of her parents.
MI. and Mrs. N. Schroeder left for
South Dakota where she will con-
tinuc her school work.
N. L. Daffinrud Of Stanton trans
acted business at Dodge Monday.
Lillian Gustafson and Mary Make
who have been attending the Dicktn-
son Normal, returned to their homes
Friday.
The Krousc boys Of HAGEN visited
at the L. Goetx home recently. They
are leaving for California where they
will attend school. They will 60 by
car. Their parents who are also 60.
ing to California for the winter will
make the trip by train.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Grossman visit.
cd with Mrs. Margaret Orossman on
Sunday.
Adam Gunstiener motored to Dick
inson where he transacted business.
J. c. Grossman and J. b. Fischer
we're business callers Ut Killdeer Sat.
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ledin Of Hal.
liday visited with friends at Dodge
Saturday.
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msnetsky and Mrs. Weinberg 70 81
tie Monday.
E. E. See and daughter Maxine
son Clinton were callers Ia Btsmad
Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Ed Larson. Mr.. ri
Larson. Stella and Esther Larson 4
Olive Rise spent Sunday visiting "
Elmer Larson In Woodwork. i
Charles Mueller returned home !
day night after attending normal
Valley City the past three month";
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Graham q
SON Jack returned home after VIZ
ing In Minnesota last week. 4
Ed Dalber and daughtesr Luc31
and Betty Jane drove to BismaS
Monday to visit with Mrs. Ed DNI
Der who is a patient at q hospital.
James Maerk Of Bismarck called
the Jake Klein home Sunday.
G.. A. Bossart and wife called =
Fred PLANES home Sunday. 3
Most everyone In this neighborhs
fought fire Saturday which start
from the train. Il
Mrs. A. A. Lcin and daughter shlS
Icy and sons Indy and Raymond 81
turned home Sunday. They hsE
been visiting with Mrs. Carl DAME
son and family near Tuttle. n
Jake and William Melhoff Of Ares
were Sunday evening guests 1t al
Jake Helm home.
Ruth Kerr was an overnight gue
at the John Mueller home last ~
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Kremenetsky a1I
daughter. Mrs. Weinberg and AIneysl
Stholer spent Sunday at Bismarck
v. p. Heaton was a business call
In Wing Monday. Il
Jessie Livingston and q friend y
Hurdsfield were in Wing Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Holmberg and ~
Herman Sielinger motored to WI
Friday morning.
Dan Siegloch and wife and RI
Barth were Sunday callers at "
Jake Helm home.
j. j. Horncr and family and Hell
Blcth spent Sunday at the Owen ~
Intyre home.
Mrs. Durham and Mary Craven :
turned to their home Wednesday a.
or visiting at the E. Larson home.
Clara Weber returned to her hosz[
in Wing Sunday. She had been helx
ing Mrs. John r. Weber with b
house work.
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Leith.
By MRS. J. H. EMCH

Adrian and Jerry Wrucke Of Min
lesota Lake. MIMI, who have been
visiting with their brothers Lowell
and r. Wrucke. left for their home
by the way Of the Black Hills, Mon
day.
Misses Zerelda Eeavitt and Muriel
Larson of Carson, were In Leith Fri
day evening.
Miss nellie Finch, who has been Wis
iting In Illinois and Indiana for the
past three months. returned to Leith
Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Schooner and
family who have been visiting with
relatives here left for their home in
Omaha. Neb., Friday. Russell Emch
accompanied them to Omaha plan
ming to 60 from there to Chicago.
John VIII spent the past week at
his home In Leith.
Mi. and Mrs. II. w. Gibson were
In Bismarck Tuesday.
Mrs. Julius Zeller. Jr., has been at
tending school In Dickinson. attended
tho fair In Leith. returning to Dick
inson Wednesday.
Misses Dorothy. Root and Ruth
Weatherly assisted in the Saunders
mercantile during fair week.
Mrs. r. q. Finch, Mrs. Clark Moss
man and daughter Marvis were Car
son visitors Fiday.
The first meeting Of the year Of
the Civic club was held with Mrs. r.
w. Lether - hostess Wednesday eve
ming, Sept. 4. An interesting pro-
gram was given.
Miss Agnes Emch accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Julius Zeller. Jr.. from
DlckinsOn Friday. After . months
vacation she returns to Dickinson
where she will complete the standard
course.
T. r. Heating was one Of the old
residents who attended the Grant
county fair.
Nj. and Mrs. Glenn Finch left for
| RhAme where they are employed as
teachers in the Mound school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Peterson and
family Of Idaho. who have been visit
Ing here for the past two months.
left Tor their home Friday. Mrs. Pet-
crson u . sister Of Leo Martin.
Miss Ruth Wcati1erly Is visiting
With relatives In New England this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weatllerly entertained
during fair week, Mr.. and Mrs. =. &.
Dunkin Of New England. =. Wealth.
csly, Mr.. and Mrs. Duttonob Of How
ard. 8, y. and Nrs. Ruth Hamra Of
Arteeian. 3. D.
Mn. d L. Hunt and sons Dale
and Floyd Visited With Leith friends
and attended the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Hammerstedt and
family Of Brisbane were IN Leith SAT-
urday evening.
Nias Molly Schultz Of Elgin IL yis-
iting It the q. j. Kimball home.
Martin Jensen 81 Sims returned 70
Leith Friday.
M. and Mrs. Albert Lab. who have
been vacationing Ii Minnesota and
Iowa for the past three weeks. re-
turned to Leith. Monday.
Clarence LAWYER and 3. w. Howar-
ton were greeting friends ID Ielth
Sunday.
Nj. and Mrs. VIM. Kamrath and
family were Sunday guests ct the n.
&c. Emch home.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. jones were Car.
ESUn1xiSftcfs elu1dgyFe.s~---. s
When hts horse fell With him SUM
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dainty lunch was served and = won
derful time was had by Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. pesOnen were
callers at tho Gyldcn home Tuesday.
Miss Lydia Mil6li has conc back
to Bismarck where she will continue
high school.
sulo Eckholm was . Wing caller
Monday.
Miss Sadie Gylden was a business
caller at Gust Eckholm's Monday.
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~ 4 A. BERG

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Twist Of Glad
stone motored to this vicinity on Sum
day. where they spent the day ct the
Jacobs home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bierig and
three youngest children called ct the
Seivert's ranch Sunday.
Mi. and Mrs. Mike Beich and chill
dren motored to Rtchardton and
Hebron on Sunday where they visited
with relatives. III
Mrs. Jacobs and son Lester mo.
tored to Rtchardton on Tuesday. TO
get Mr.. Jacobs. who has spent the
past three weeks In Z hospital there.
Quite q few folk gathered at the
Bierig home Sunday. where they
spent the time swimming and visiting.
Fred Eggart has been quite III the
past two weeks. We hope he win get
we'll soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cohen and
children are taking . few days W.
cation. they are taking Harlon. Jacobs
back to Grafton. They ore going BY
car.
Albert Koesel Is going out Of the
sheep business and has bought . ear.
load OF cattle from Montana.
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Lyman


Nr. and llrs. I'd. Eliason and fam
lily were callers 1t the tIokana home
Saturday evening.
school has started ct Lyman school
No. I. Nias Myrtle Hudson Of Mar
Ian, N. D.. u the teacher.
Andrew Eckholm became suddenly
III THURSDAY morning and Was taken
to st. Alexius hospital where he had
an operation for appendicitis. He Is
feeling fine Ut this writing ana We
al hope he VIII be able 70 come home
soon and start school.
NJ. and llrs. Dave Josephson and
son Clifford were callers Ut the
oylden home Sunday evening.
Miss oAdjo Antilla Is working at
her brothsr. Arms Antilia's. for .
while.
Edwin. Olson called 1t Bill Want
tata's sunday evening.
Mn. Hay johnson and Jennie
Waste d lloefit were - this vicinity
osvert oyidsn was . Wing caller
HUH and Yred hates wcre bust
49, callers q oyloonis Saturday.
Arno Antilla and son Clifford,
oo6le and SAUNA Antilla were visit
IL. Nh. Arno Ankille % one Of the
1t1znaSck hoopftajs.
"a. Hiaoon was q caller at VIM.
WanttajasS and 0ylden's Sunday.
1Do0ogo xovon1ouS. Leslle J0eeph-
oon and Gev1gt 0yl0on call6d at tho
1nttarsa 1890 Uhl&nW A@asAn0
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Mrs. Dennis B. Cook at the Cook
home In Bismarck Tuesday.
David Cook Of Bismarck was a bus.
mess caller in Mckenzie Tuesday
afternoon.
Jerry Swccny has been quite Ill at
his home In Mckenzie the past few
days.
Charlie Hamblcn OF Linton moved
to Mckenzie Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Larson and Mrs. Geo.
Hughes visited the HOmemakers' club
meeting at Sterling Monday after
noon.
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Raleigh


G. 1. Klienschmidt departed Tuet|
day morning for Roscoe. s. D., froi
whence he will accompany his famil
who have been visiting relatives
Roscoe for ten days. to st. PAT
Mimi, where they will visit at y
Klienschmidt's home for a week.
Mrs. Paul Dempsey was hoste
Tuesday afternoon when she ente
tanned several of her lady friends
a luncheon honoring Mrs. Alfr(
Westrum of Glcndivc, Mont, q
Miss Jessie Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foltz Of n
Angeles. Calf. accompanied by Nd
Charles Slaughter Of Mobridge. q
rived Tuesday evening for q sho
visit with their relatives. Thomas Nj
Ginnis and Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dog
ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Foltz will Wis
their ranch III Montana before returre
ing to California. \
Alfred Westrum was a business vi&
itor In Selfridge Tuesday.
p. j. Rausch and family attende
the Grant county fair at Leith Tuer
day.
+. Miller OF Fargo was a bushnell
visitor at the Rausch g. Co. elevate
Tuesday. I
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Rausch had q
their dinner guests Wednesday evenirsa
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred WeStrum an
family of Glcndive. Mont.
Mike Brown and Thomas McGinns
attended the fair at Leith TUESDAY
Through the good work Of Mrs. "
r. Stayner III making the bags. On
Ladies' Aid society has been able [
send their Christmas bags TO the vel
Grams in veterans bureau hospital
Mrs. p. j. Rausch accompanied q
Mrs. Alfred Westrum and chtldroI
and Mrs. w. b. Dorward motored {
Bismarck on business Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson Of the Davl
son ranch wcr business visitors !
town Thursday.
Professor Larson. principal Of tt,
Raleigh school for the coming yeaI
arrived In town the last OF the wee1
and will get settled before scho(
opens.
Charles Ellis and Mr.. Hess Of Mar
dan were ~transacting business
town Wednesday.
Glen Farrer Of Shields was Z eau
err in town Tuesday.
w. B. Dorward and Peter Van Oe|
Berg shipped cattle to the Sioux GU
market Friday.
Peter Klien arrived home 6atur0a'
from st. Paul. where he consulteI
doctors with regards to his shou1de(
which has troubled him for som
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Roche wer
hosts Saturday evening having
their dinner guests Mr.. and Mrs. "
2. Stayner and children.
Miss Jesse Morrison departed Wed!
nesday for Bismarck having spcr|
the past ten days with home folk
Miss Morrison departed Wednesda
evening from Bismarck for rfeepoej
ILL.,, where she has employment In III
Evangelical hospital. She VIII viii
friends at Brandon, MIMI, en- rout<
w. r. 6tayner and daughter Coz
della departed Sunday morning ca
Arland, Ind. and jackson. 1gie11
where Miss Cordelia Will stay Will
her grandmother and attend HI
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Westrum an|
family departed for 0lendivc, l1ogz1|
having spent the past week Ia ~
leigh. While here they rented IT,
residence In Raleigh TO M. ug1tnG
N63ec E~<Anp rn11,e AnA~A~A mN@&
Milford chronicle., 1929-07-26
KENT FARMERS FAVOR
WHEAT TREATMENT
LCssfi.se4 frss Erst fsas1

should be treated in revolving bar
rels or drums in order that these
materials will become thoroughly
mixed with the grain to insure a
satisfactory control of the smut.
Those farmers who are not equip
ped to treat their own wheat may
have this work done at a nominal
cost per bushel by power machines
which are now being operated by
some of the wheat dealers and mill
operators in different parts of the
state. The use of these dust mater
iaIs saves considerable time and Ia
Dor as compared with the formalde-
hyde dipping or sprinkling methods,
although this liquid treatment is ef-
fective and satisfactory if it is
handled with due precaution to pre-
vent injury to the seed.
That this smut control campaign
has been successful is shown by the
fact that approximately $4,000 bush
els of seed wheat were treated in
Kent county last year, as compared
to only 1890 bushels in 1925 when
this work was started in this State.
It is also of interest to note that the
amount of seed wheat that was
treated last fall was sufficient to
plant over $4,000 acres, or about 80
per cent of the total wheat acreage
in the county.
Milford chronicle., 1929-07-26
HATCHERYMAN GIVES PARTY
AT SANDY LANDING

Last Friday, July 18th, Mr.. Yer
non Steen, of Dagsboro, a we'll
known hatcheryman of this section,
gave very delightful party to his
customers who furnish him with
eggs to set. Among the party was
Mr.. Palmer, of Newark, and Mr.. Ba-
ker, of Dover, who are doing exten-
sion work in the poultry industry
of the state. Also a number of rela-
tives and close friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Steen were present.
The party began to assemble at
Sandy Landing at o'clock. During
the afternoon they INDUCED in bath
ing and boat riding. There were
two motor boats busily engaged in
giving everyone who desired it a
free ride. When the bathing and
boat riding. ceased Mr.. Palmer took
pictures of the party in different
poses.
To help make the evening more
enjoyable Mr.. Steen secured the SER
vices of the Millsboro Community
Band. They appeared on the scene
shortly after five o'clock. They
played a number of selections on
the shore just previous to having
the photographs taken, therefore
they got in the excitement.
At about o'clock when the party
went up from shore they found
camp fires brightly burning and dog
gies roasting brown. Many enjoyed
the roasting and all enjoyed the
feasting on doggies and rolls with
soft drinks.
The band again began to play and
soon the girls from the Y. M. G. A.
camp joined the party. They were
enthusiastic, therefore, they with
others from this section, including
band members, gave yells, recita-
tions, songs, etc. Somthing of in
terest was going on all the time un-
til the party ended at 8 o'clock. One
man was heard to remark: "Well I
guess 1 have been to Sandy Landing
100 times in my life but I've enjoyed
myself the best today ever did"
Many such remarks were made,
because it was an occasion of fun
and pleasure. Many comments were
given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Steen
for their hospitality.
Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were also served in abundance
in a very appropriate way on this
occasion since the shore is a place
to eat. All reported a wonderful
time.
Milford chronicle., 1929-07-26

IN front of a passing automobile and
was knocked down. The accident, ac-
cording to reports, was unavoidable
on the part of the driver of the car.
Marcella was taken to the hospita,
at once by her parents.
Mrs. Lindall Palmer and two chill.
dren, James and Agnes Palmer, Mrs.
Margaret Hickman, Mrs. Samuel
Marshall, Miss Nellie Clifton of
Lewes, Miss Agnes Milligan of Sick
lerville, N. j., and Miss Alma Joseph
of Philadelphia motored to Ocean
City, Md, last week.
William Carpenter who has been
suffering with an ingrowing toe-nail
is able to walk on his foot again.
Miss Anna Newbury who is spen-
ding the summer on Lewes Beach
has purchased new Ford roadster.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Edgens died
at her late home on Third street in
Lewes on Wednesday after being ill
for the past q months. She is sur
Vlved by two sons, Clarence A. Ed
gems and Garrison Edgens, both of
Lewes. During many weeks of her
illness, Mrs. Edgens was confined to
her bed. She was 68 years of age
and the daughter of the late James
Pride and Mary Mcgee Pride. The
funeral services were held at her
late home at o'clock Saturday af-
ternoon with Rev. Wise, pastor of the
M. E. Church, officiating. Interment
made in the Lewes M. E. cemetery.
Scipio Tessadri and A. F. Larson
returned to their homes after spend
ing a week with their niece and sis
ter, Mrs. M. S. Oham at East Hamp-
ton, Conn. They enjoyed a very
pleasant trip.
Clifford M. Fields and wife and
Miss Mildred Wieberg of Wilmington
spent the weekend with Mrs. VIM.
H. Fields in Lewes.
Miss Elizabeth and Arthur Morgan
spent the weekend with their mo-
ther, Mrs. Annie c. Morgan.
Gould MacIntire and Miss Helena
Coverdale of this town, were married
in Elkton, Md, on July 10. Mrs. Mac
Intire is bookkeeper at the Beebe
Hospital. Mr.. MacIntire is a Della
ware Bay and River pilot.
Miss Marjorie Hitch of Patterson,
N. j., is spending some time here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. john
ston at their home on South street.
Miss Elizabeth Register who has
been confined to her home on South |
street for several days due to illness
is able to be out again.
Mrs. James Beebe and her small |
Milford chronicle., 1929-07-26
MILFORD GRANGE

The Cedar Neck and Lincoln di-
visions will hold their "bake" al
Joseph Adams Store on Saturday
morning, August 9rd. Don't forget
the date. Look for further an
nouncements, and visit us on that
date.
No meeting in the hall this week
On Friday, August 9th, the Sussex
County Field Meeting will be held
at the Delmarvia Camp grounds, be-
tween Seaford and Laurel. Ma
tional Master Tabor and other
speakers of state and national fame
will address us. Begin now to
plan to attend this meeting.