Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1929-05-31

removed the large amount of rail-
road ties stored at this place. The
space surrounding the station looks
much finer. If those in charge of the
work here, will have the grounds
cleaned up and put in good condi-
ton, it will not only improve the
looks of the grounds but will i'm
prove the looks of things in general.
We hope in the future that rail-
road ties and lumber of any kind
which will not be loaded at once will
be carried to the north end of the
side track, and, the space in front
of the station be kept for the load
ing and unloading of cars at once.
Scarlet Glover Crop Large
The scarlet clover crop of hay
seems to be abundant this year.
1t is a good food to those who own
stock. With the advent of automo-
biles and diminishing of horses,
those who have a surplus of hay
have a hard time to find purchasers.
Doctor Wanted
Now that the commencement eX-
ercises for the many medical col
lGSGO III Tic VI oIcllCo Will OOOh
take place, it is a great wonder that
of the many thousands of physi-
clans that will be graduated, that
there is not one who will consent to
cast his lot among the people of Ell
lendale and the surrounding country.
This is a good opening for any
young doctor and we feel assured he
would have all he could possibly do
from the beginning.
Hospitals are only a few miles
away. Stone roads make it conven-
lent to reach all points.
A young energetic young man
fully equipped from a medical stand
point would find this place nice
place to settle but would at the same
time yield remunerative living.
Fish, Berries, Vegetables Plenty
Our market is well supplied with
fish and berries and vegetables of
many kinds. Trout are plentiful and
selling at medium prices. Strawber-
ries are in abundance and selling at
low figures. Asparagus seems to be
in both in quality and
quantity and selling at twenty-five
cents per bunch.
Here and There
Mrs. John w. West has been max
ing extensive repairs to the store
property which she owns on West
Main street. She has not only en-
larged the store room, but has erect
ed an ice cream parlor for the ac-
of the public during
the summer season. Mrs. West pro-
poses to be up to date in every re-
spect.
William Indie has sold his resi-
dence which he owned on East Main
street to Eugene Donovan of Marcus
Hook, Pa. Mr.. Donovan will move
his family here and occupy their
new home on or about June l. Mr..
Indie will occupy one of the Jester
farms near here.
The necessity for the locating of
a bank at this point is manifested
daily. The increase of stores and
other things which mean so much to
an institution of that kind are in
evidence on every hand. Glendale
will never be able to take its prop
er place, among the live towns of
Delaware until some people have
enough progressive spirit pervading
their nature to enable them to aid
in establishing a trust company or
bank at this place.
School Notes
The public schools of Glendale
will close on Friday, May 81. The
session that will soon end has been |
a very successful one, and reflects
credit on both the principal and
corps of teachers.
1t would be good time during the
vacation period to level and other
wise improve the grounds surround
ing the public school buildings. If
the commissioners would take hold |
Of the matter and invite all the peo-
pie of the different districts interest
ed, the work would soon be accom-
plished. Get busy!
Among the Sick
From the Beebe Hospital, Lewes,
comes the news that Burton Mill
man is constantly improving.
Mrs. Charles Lofand was carried |
to the Marshall Hospital, Milford,
with a complication of dis
eases, one day last week.
Viola Williams who has been in
The same hospital suffering from
nastoids is improving.
Laurence Workman who is con-
fined in the Emergency Hospital at
Milford, on account of severe acct
lent, is not much improved.
Personals
Mrs. Otis Jester of Wilmington
spent few days at the home of Mr..
md Mrs. H. w. Jester last week.
DR.. and Mrs. R. E. Ellegood of
were the guests of Mr..
md Mrs. ]. A. Ellegood, Thursday of
asst week.
Miss Bessie Warren spent several
lays of last week at Mt. Holly, N. j.,
is the guest of friends.
Miss Mary Hester Morgan spent
he weekend with friends in Will
nington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Isaacs of
were the Sunday guests
If Mr.. and Mrs. iona Ellingsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. D. Mills of Cedar
Ieck had the pleasure of entertain
ng Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Macklin of
Glendale Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman E. Pretty
nan had as their Sunday guests Mr..
md Mrs. Roland Beauchamp of
Prime Hook Neck.
Mrs. Annie Reed had as her guest
IN Sunday, Miss Minnie Reed of
lincoln.
Mrs. Emma Donovan is on visit
O the home of DR.. and Mrs. w. S.
?. Combs of Middletown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ireland motor
ID to Philadelphia and spent the