The Penn's Grove record., 1894-01-12
PERSONAL

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PERSONALS
Sheriff o. H. virgins a in towr
last Saturday.
Miss Laura Simkins is visiting rela.
tiyes In Camden.
Mrs. DR.. Garrison is very bad sick
with the grippe.
William p. Shourds Is confined to his
bed with the grippe.
Henry. j. Dlohm is confined to his
home with the grippe.
David G. Simkins, of Philadelphia,
was in town on Tuesday.
Frank b. Naylor, of Philadelphia,
was in town last Saturday.
William T. Garrison, Of Columbia.
Pa, was in town OH Tuesday.
Miss Nsttie Boone is spending u few
days at her brothers. in Salem.
Mrs. Dory Fish is slowly recovering
from q severe attack of the grippe.
Miss ]. Eta Denny has been spend
ing a week with friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Edith Dougherty spent last
week with her brother, William L. Dem
ny, in Camden.
Thomas Hunt, who has been sick
with the grippe the past two week, is
slowly recovering.
Parker Locke spent Friday of last
week with our former townsman, Jos.
V. Clark at Clarksboro.
William Rain has moved into Joseph
8. Blacks tenant house and will do his
farming for him this year.
Mrs. Harvey Justice, of Pedrick-
town, spent Tuesday with her sister,
Mrs. d. V. Summerill, Jr.
Harry DalDow, William Brown, Jas.
Sheets and John Layton left on Satur-
day for Georgia to fish for sturgeon.
Jacob Hunt, Of Auburn, was in town
OH Thursday to see his brother Thomas.
He gave the RECORD a pleasant. call.
Misses Name Taggert and Bertha
Green. Of Woodbury., spent Sunday
with Mr.. ard Mrs. George w. Davis.
Assemblyman Diver left OH the noon
train on Monday to be in his seat at the
opening Of the legislature on Tuesday.
Mis-. A. T. Lastob and two children,
Of Collins, Colorado, spent u few days
this week anu last with relatives here.
Mrs. Ollie J. Croft, who has been
spending two WEI with relatives in
Baltimore, returrS home on Thurs
day. l#
Ex-Assemblyman J. b. Whitaker
and Supt. Edw. II. Green spent Mon.
day night IN Trenton, among the new
yA
Fred. M. Jlden, Of the very success
full firm 4. M. Borden & Bro, stove
dealers, III rhiladelphis. was in town
last SAT arday.
Miss Essie Strengthen spent Sunday
at Glassboro to be present at the silver
wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs. Repp, the
fruit raiser.
Miss Emma Curry, of Woodbury. and
Miss Eva Kier, Of Clayton, spent FRI
day and Saturday Of last week with
Miss Bessie johnson.
Mrs. Anna Hurff and grand daugh-
ter, Miss Anna II. Bogar, OF Cohansey, |
spent the week visiting her sons, Mr..
j. and l.. Hurff.
Assemblyman Diver arrived home
Wednesday morning sick with the
grippe and took to his bed. He is now
able to he about the house.
Misses Lulu Thompson, Florence
Strengthen, and Emma and Hannah
returned to the State Nor
NAL School at Trenton on Monday
morning.
Wendell r. Leap, u Penn's Grove
10Y who has been very successful in the
produce commission business In Phila-
for The past ten years, was In
own last Saturday.
The many friends Of our former gen.
al townsman Jos. v. Clark, Of Clarks-
,0ro, will be pleased to hear OF bis de-
'eryed success In his new undertaking
business. Last week he had five fun
rails. n being that Of ex-Mayor L. M.
Green. Of Woodbury..
Edw. s. Harris and John Culin lett
M Tuesday for Mayport, Florida, where
hey win buy fab during the shad fish
season. Mr.. Harris wishes to in
those who expect TO use Uhler 4
English Irvine and netting that his wife
md son viii attend to that line of his
BUSINESS and that they can get 1t as
heap through them and save the ex-
,ense Of going to Philadelphia.
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HOARD OF FREEH0LDERs.
The January meeting of the Board OF
sreeholders was held in the Grand Jury
Room Of the Court House. In Salem, on
Wednesday. Bills from the different
ownships to the amount OF $685. 90
we're ordered paid.