The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-28
PERSONALS

her mother Ill EthIisNllle.
William Mccullough, of Camden,
spent Sunday at AL. Megill's.
Miss Verna Jaquette, of Pennsyille,
is visiting Miss Nettie Boone.
Charles Higgins and Walter Denny
spent Sunday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Hannie Ashcraft spent a few
days of last week in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Annie Linch, of Philadelphia is
visiting her brother Henry Barber.
Rev. j. II. Clarke, wife and child are
on a two weeks visit to Spring Lake.
Harry Zimmerman, of Wilmington,
spent Sunday with James II. Wyatt.
Major Harry York and family of
Philadelphia. are stopping at Freri his.
The friends of Mrs. c. W. CabI are
pleased Is see her out after a weeI ill
ness.
Mrs. Chrissie Rogers and children
are visiting James Whites at Mullica
Hill.
Misses Verna and Laura Cheesman
are visiting friends in Woodstown and
| Salem.
Lamaga Norton, of Philadelphia, is
spending a few days with William Cur.
riden.
Mrs. william Diver has recovered
from a severe illness so as to be about
again.
Mrs. Williams, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Capt. and Mrs. Samuel NJ.
Denny.
Miss Minnie Justice, of Pedricktown,
was the guest Of Hannie Ashcraft on
Tuesday.
John Mackenzie and SOIL, of Phila.
delphia, are stopping at VIM, Shoe
makers.
Joseph Wine and family, of Philadel-
phia spent Sunday with his mother NJ.
P. Wine.
Lewis NJ. johnson, wife and child, of
Daretown, are visiting DR.. Mayhem
Johnson's.
George Gravenstein, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
Annie Megill.
Mrs. J. D. Claypoole is Oh a ten,days
visit to see her father George Lawrence
in Bridgeton.
Mr.. and MIS-. Frank Wells, of Cam
den, spent Sunday with MI. and Mrs.
Alfred Sailor.
Mrs. jeremiah Hayes, of Philadel
phia, is visiting Mrs. John b. Layton
at Perkintown.
David G. Simpkins, of Philadelphia,
paid friends a visit in PENIS Grove
during the week.
Misses Name DeGarcia and Ida Bax.
ter, of Philadelphia, spent Sunday at
JOS. d. Curriden's.
Rev. II. S. Norris has been spend
ing Il week at Seaville camp meeting
where he preached.
Mrs. Josephine Pierce, of Port Re-
public is spending a week with her
father John Biddle.
Howard Feaster and lady friend, of
Wilmington, spent Saturday and Sun
day in Penn's Grove.
Misses Bessie Wyatt and Reba Black
burn, OF Wilmington, are visiting their
uncle p. II. I. Wyatt.
Mrs. Annie johnson widow of Frank
johnson, of Philadelphia, spent Sunday
at William F. Yeager's.
The trustees of Auburn school have
elected Miss Verna Clieesman as assis.
tant for the coming year.
Miss Bessie NJ. Ludwick, of Honey
brook, Chester Co., Pa, is visiting her
brother Howard Ludwick.
Miss Nan Chesser, of Camden, has re.
turned home after spending a week
with Miss Mabel SmalIey.
Mrs. Capt. johnson and Mrs. IIannie
Ashcraft will spend the first two weeks
OF August at Atlantic City.
Charles Hall, formerly pilot on the
steamer Major Reyhold," has been
promoted to the position of Captain.
Seth Feaster a relative of some
Penn's Grove citizens, has been ap.
pointed clerk of Wilmington market.
Misses Aldona and Natalie Lippin.
colt, of Auburn, started Oh Tuesday
morning last for a visit to the Worlds
Fair.
Harry Morris has gone to spend a
few weeks at Cape May. Charles
Sheets will attend his pool room during
his absence.
Misses Sadie Curtis, of Camden, Amy
Alexandra and Joe Alliston, of Will
mington, spent Sunday with Miss
Emma Megill.
Misses Name Curriden, Reba Cum
ningham, Name DeGarcia, Addie Bax-
ter and Clearance Kemble spent Monday
at The River Shore, Elsinboro.
Mrs. Mary Ashcraft, of Swedesboro,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Wallace. Of
Paulsboro, were the guests of Hannie
Ashcraft Oh Saturday and Sunday.
Belford G, Wood, wife and daughter
and Miss Lottie Sparks left on Tuesday
to spend a week with Rev. and Mrs. r.
j. Patterson at Lake Como, near Ocean
Grove.
Miss Bessie johnson has returned
nome from her two weeks visit to Mrs
Frank Reynolds in Woodbury. and now
Miss Annie Waterman of WilmiuplOu