The Penn's Grove record., 1889-07-06

former schV0l-mate Annie Morris, at
Sparta, Sussex county.
Mary q. Vannemam is spending til,
week at Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Chrissie Rogers and sol arrived
home from n four weeks visit in Con.
neticut, last Tuesday.
Bradford Leonard, of New Bluus-
wick, Canada, is visiting his brother
Daniel p, in PENIS Grove.
Miss Alice f. Swain, of Townsend
Inlet, Cape May county, is visiting
her sister Mrs. Thomas c. Parker.
Samuel Sheble aud family. of Phila-
delphia, moved into their cottage on
Wissahiekon Avenue last Saturday foI
the summer.
Henry Patton lisa fireman On the fer
ny boat Gen. Shultz which phys between
Philadelphia and Kaighn's Point. His
family moved to Camden on last Mon
day so he can board at home.
Mrs. J. Henry Smytle, her daughter
Alice, her two sons Frank and Harry
and Miss Laura Lynch, of Philadelphia
have been visiting Mrs. Maggie sum
merill's.
Oliver Hillman, who has been study
ing for the ministry at Mt. Herman
Seminary, Massachusetts, (Moody's.
Seminary is visiting relatives in this
region. During the vacation months he
will assist the Young Mems Christian
Association at Rome, N, Y.
Sallie r., wife of John Il. WhiteselI,
who moved from lei Courses Land
ing last spring to Camden, died last sat
urday of consumption ef the stomach
and was buried at Clarksboro on We'd
nesday. Mr.. Whitesell, we are sorry to
hear, is suffering with a carbuncle on
tile end of his spinal column.
Mrs. Elmer Sparks WAS taken very
sick in PENIS Grove on Thursday and
had to remain all night at Geo. Jor-
dams.
James Morris is home very bad sick.
He runs a machine in an oil cloth
works in Camden.
William ]. Semple, of Philadelphia,
formerly of Penn's Grove, was down
looking to his farm last week. lie in.
forms us his pension of 81 II month for
defective hearing was increased last win
ter to $40 IA month without his apply
ing for an increase.
Frank G. Simpkins informs us he as
made a good change in regards to EN-
ployment. He began as brakeman On
the Philadelphia and Atlantic City
Railroad on June 10Th, and OF June y
was made conductor with more pay
than on the Delaware River Railroad.
Capt. Thos. Naylor, his wife and son
Charles, arrived home on Wednesday
evening. They had a very rough pas
sage from Florida 10 Philadelphia.
Mrs. G. d. Abrahams, daughter Cor
nelia, and son Newell, of Woudlawn.
Md. is visiting relatives at the Cove.
Mrs. james White and children, of
Mullica Hill, spent the Fourth i'll
Pemn's Grove.
Miss Jennie and George Kelly, of
Lewisburg, Pa. spent the Fourth with
friends at the Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse z. Stone. of Cam
den, spent the Fourth in Penn's Grove.
Mrs. Hannah North, Mrs. Martha
Walter, and Nettie Mingis, nf Philadel-
phia, are the guests Of Elijah Barber.
Job Barber, returned home last Sat
urday, from Brooklyn where Cupid de
tanned him for some time. He looks
much improved in spirited and as he
has been improving his promised some
might infer that lie will suon take INTO
himself II new partner.
James ID. springer leaves l"r ASo"iN
Park today where he will conduct atrult
and produce store, making n specially
of wstermeions. ciIrons and potatoes.
Miss Mamie Sparks. of Menlo, Iowa,
arrived in Penn's Grove last Saturday
to spend the Sumner with her sister
Mrs. George Leap. Jersey agrees with
her better than the West.