Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1929-11-15
Georgetown

Register of wills, G. Vannie
Messick, has issued the following
letters the past week:
On the estate of:
Daniel Myers, of Cedar Greek hun
dred, to Irwin L. Kolb.
On the estate of:
Hoyt e. Joseph, of Dagsboro hun
dred, to Raymond F. Justice.
There are twenty-five prisoners
with Sheriff Coy, at the county jail
at the present time.
Harold w. T. Purnell is repairing
his store building on North Bedford
street, where he recently took over;
the hardware business of Fred Walls
Nand Son.
y The express company have discon-
tinued their office here on Pine
street, and in the future all business
will be transacted at the railroad
station, much to the dissatisfaction
of our citizens and it's patrons. Mr.
Frank Rust, who has been our eff
ficient agent for several years, has
been transferred to Easton, Nd,
much to the regret of his many
friends, as Mr.. Rust made a wide
awake and obliging agent. With the
Pennsylvania Railroad, Georgetown
is getting to be not much more than
a flag station.
Miss Edith Bunting gave party
to a number of her friends at her
home near town, in the Stockley dis
trict Thursday night. All present
enjoyed themselves and spent a
pleasant evening.
70 hoUn
moved to their new residence on
East Market street.
Fred Rust has resigned his posi-
ton with the Diamond State Laun-
dry here and is now in the employ
of the Rehoboth Laundry.
The season for hunting quail and
arbbit opens November Is. Game
rabbit opens November Is. Game
Rev. Martin ]. Bran, the new rec
tor, conducted services in the St
Paul's church last Sunday and there
was large attendance.
Daniel Stewart, a much respected
colored citizen of this town, dled
Monday night after an illness OF
many weeks, at the age of 20 years.
Will Brasure, Tom Purnell and
Everett Conoway were last week on
a wild goose hunt at FenWlcK Is
land. They reported good luck
AS late as October 81, there were
gathered quart of fine lima Deans
from the garden of w. l.. McllValne
on East Market street. They were
much enjoyed by Mr.. and Mrs. MclI-
vaine and Mrs. Sam Carey, nearby
neighbors. .
An International heating system is
being installed in the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Marker, on East
Market street, by Conway & Green
local plumbers.
Luther Kollock, colored, Of this
town, has his right leg broken last
tuesday morning while engaged IN
hauling timber for G. Edward yea
sew. a lumberman of Harbeson. Kol-
lock ia under the care Of DR.. Jos. b.
NAPLES.
While washing milk bottle at her |
home here on Tuesday, Mrs. W. A. |
Marker. lacerated her right hand |
ouite badly when the container was
accidently broken in her hanos'
Mr.. and Mrs. George Workman, at
their home on East Market street last
Sunday entertained relatives ana
friends at a duck dinner. Their
guests were: CORTLAND Workman
and family, Wilson Workman ana
family, John Workman and family
Horace Pettyjohn and family, MISS
Calar May Pettyjohn, Everett Petty
John and Mrs. Maggie MCGEE.
Mrs. Theodore Pettyjohn who mas
been spending the summer here re-
turned to Philadelphia, on Saturday,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Sallie Pepper. who will remain with
her during the winter.