The Penn's Grove record., 1893-09-22
PERSONALS

Miss Ora Black is attending school
in Wilmington.
Jehu Allen, of Woodstown, was in
town last week.
John p. Leap spent Sunday with his
wife in Bridgetun.
Mrs. William Shoemaker is spending
u week at C,pr May.
Joseph ~. Robbins spent a few days
at Riverside and Palmyra.
Jehu Crispin and wife spent Sunday
with Mr., W. A. Sack, Jr.
Capt. John S. Truitt, of Bridgeport,
was in town on Wednesday.
EphIaim J.. Bennett, who has been
sick, is able 10 be about again.
Miss Amira Wapples, of Wilmington
is visiting Miss Emma Pedrick.
William f. Yeager and family re-
turned home last Monday night.
George ID. Shannon started for the
Worlds Fair Thursday morning
Arthur Denny is attending Goldey's
Business College in Wilmington.
Charl's p. Robinson, of Philadelphia,
made n flying trip here on Thursday.
Clarence KemblP, Of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday at joseph Is. Curriden's.
Miss Bessie Johnson spent Saturday
and Sunday Wilh friends in Bridgeport.
Mrs. William Conway, of Whining
ton, has been visiting Mrs. Lydia Guest.
Rev Gro. G. Senscr and wife. Of
/, nusvilie, were in town or Wednes-
day.
Miss Katie johnson is visiting her
friend Miss Lydia Feath,reI, in Bridge
port.
David Johnson, of Camden, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. d. w.
johnson.
Miss Ollie G.. Denny and Miss Laura
HUXLEY spent Saturday aud Sunday in
Bridgeton.
Daniel Jaquette and wife, of Salem,
are visiting their daughter Mis-. William
c. Lawrence.
Mrs. Annie Harris aud daughter, of
Arkansas, have been visiting Mr.. and
NJ, nv II Dn,lifn
Mrs. Mamie Barber aud SON Harry
have been spending a week with rela-
tiyes in Bridgeport.
VIM. ID. Robbins and family have
been visiting his brother iu-law, DR..
Voorhis in Palmyra.
Mrs. John Steelman, Of Camden,
spent Sunday with her father, Samuel
Tussey al the Cove.
George Lawrence and Edward NJ.
Summerill started for the Worlds fair
on Thursday morning,
Master Thomas c. Holton, of Cam
den, has been spending a week with his
aunt, Mrs. Abbie Sayers.
Mrs. Mary Volkmar, nee Summerill,
and daughter May, of Philadelphia, are
visitin&Mr james Diver.
Mrs. Lydia Guest has been spending
a few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Robert Garrison in Camden.
David Allen, Of Alloway, whose
father kept store in PENIS Grove about
1860, was in town on Thursday.
Miss Laura Townsend, OF Camden,
accompanied by her friend, Miss Mat
tie Le2enby, spen; Sunday in Penn's
Glove.
William Brannin and wife, of Will
mlngton, and Richard Acton, Of Penns
vile, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Lummis.
Mrs. VIM. s. Avis, Of Camden, re
turned home on Friday of last week
after a visit of five weeks with her
mother and sisters.
MT n, IL. Ealk returned 10 WASH"
ington ID. c., leaving his wife with her
mother in very poor health and unable
to accompany him.
Mrs. Maggie E~ilderbaek and son,
Joseph, of Wilmington, and j. How.
ard burnett, Of Burlington, spent Sun
day with Mrs. VIM. Sack, ST..
Mrs. Joseph A. Robbins and daugh.
ter Florence have been visiting In
Brooklyn and also her brother DIR,
James Hoffman, in Jersey City.
Miss Harriet A. Ware, of Orange, n.
j., has been visiting her brother DR..
J B. Ware, in Pedriektown, and her
niece Mrs. James d. Springer, neal
PENIS Grove.
Clark, the four year-old sou Gr Sam
ual HARRISON, neal Auburn died ON
We1uegdav uftpr suffering much dur-