Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-04-01
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Have you tried Wenonah +" Baking
Powder yet? If not why not
April 1st
Judge Jessup
Broad and Delaware streets are in ex-
cellent condition.
Agent Wilson is selling bicycles like
hot cakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Flanigen will
start for California next week.
Frank P. Dell and VIM. K. Robson
are going to haye painter Geiger paint their
houses on Delaware street.
John Kern, of the Billingsport hotel
who has been sick for over two weeks, has
recovered, and is now about again.
Our former townsman, Jos. F. Sitley,
lately of WestViIle, has bought a news
paper route in Camden, and has taken up
his residence in that city.
Joseph B. Best has been chosen Treas
urer of Woodbury. Lodge. No. 81, 1. o. o.
F., to fill vacancy caused by the death of
William Milligan.
Administrators J. NJ. Henderson of
Chas. w. johnson estate, sold two houses
yesterday, one to Frederick Stein and the
second to Harvey Hannold.
VIM. Fl. Dufield, the Constitutions
local editor, is spending this week in the
South with others of the fraternity. as
guests of the Seaboard Air Line R. R.
j. M. Henderson, administrator of the
estate of the late j. Comfy Gibson, sold
the farm, containing, 482 acres to Harry
Ladner, for 1925, about 500 per acre.
Miss Lucy W. Kramer. former resi-
dent of Woodbury., has completed full
course of study as trained nurse in the
Episcopal and Maternity Hospitals of
Philadelphia.
Justice johnson, on complaint of Eliza
beth D0bbins mas issued a warrant for the
arrest of lawyer Charles w. Weygand, of
Can den, for Withholding from her $205
collected by him for her.
p. G. c., Henry Long, of the Grand
Lodge, Knights of Pythias, who was in at
tendance at the recent session of the Grand
Lodge in good health. was buried at Eng
lishtown, on the Both ult.
Hannah Lippincott, for the past six
teen years successfully engaged in the
notion and dry goods business in this city,
has sold her stock to Philadelphia, and
gone out of business
Rev. J. M. Murphy, formerly pastor of
st. Patrick's church in this city. was found
dead in his room in PhiladelEh ia hotel
last Friday morning. He told the Clerk
on retiring that he was not feeling well.
IS. F. w. Garrigues, long an offensive
character, made an unprovoked assault on
Quinton Keasby on Monday, striking him
in the face with his fist. Justice
Mankin, after hearing thu testimony of
witnesses, fixed bail for his appearance at
court in the sum of 5000.
Judge Clymer's last official act on
Wednesday was making an order authoriz-
ing w. S. Conner, assignee of Aug. Prehl to
reassign the real estate 10 Mr. Prehl. The
public at large will be glad to know that
Mr.. Prehl has made amicable settlement
with his creditors, and will continue in
business al the old stand.
William II. Albright, the courteous
field representative of the Ledger in New
Jersey, was married last Tuesday evening
to Miss Ella Boogar, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Boogar, at the residence of the
brides parents in Camden. Mr. and Mrs.
Albright will reside at Cpl Christian street.
The DEMOCRAT extends congratulations
Tuesday was genuine spring day,
and ride through the country shows that
the farmers are hustliug with old time
energy, but close observer who rides the
county much, says the piles of manure in
the fields that are being prepared for plant
ing, are smaller in size and farther apart
than in previous years. But commercial
fertilizers are probably more extensively
used than at any former period, and the
probabilities are that the truck acreage
will be as great in this county this year as
ever before, and well fertilized, too.
Agent Wilson has recently made the
following sales: Jessie, Willie, Ruth and
Donald Flanigen, Crescents; Elmer Kircher,
Camden, $35 Crescent; Kate Parsons, $35
Crescent; Robert Matlock, '97 pattern
Columbus for himself and sister Charlotte;
Mabel Green, $50 Crescent; DIR. and Mrs.
Haley, Gloucester City, '97 pattern Ram
blers; Thos. j. Fitzsimmons, Phil, $S5
Crescent; Lizzie and May Henry, $35 Cres-
cent; Maggie MatIack, Camden, $35 Cres-
cent; Ed. KRONER, $50 Rambler, and Mrs.
KRONER, $35 Crescent; Jos. Allen, $50 Ram
bier; B. Frank Renneisen and Andrew
Griffith, Phila., $50 Ramblers; Anna E..
Estell, $35 Crescent; Geo. K. Carroll, $35
Crescent; Harry B. Reeves, 81 pattern 500
Columbia; Mrs. VIM. Cooper. $50 Crescent
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