The Monitor-register., 1897-12-03

tdhe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS can be found fol
SAFE every week at Pixies News Agency.l
I Miss Katie Rode is very ill at tbi,
writing.
Miss Mamie Kenny has been quite n
for several days.
Harry Hewitt moved his family to
Camden on Tuesday.
Israel James has been in deol,nino
health for several months.
A social in aid of the Baptist Church
was held on Tuesday evening.
Extra services are being continued in
the Methodist Church this week,
Miss Lucy A. Welsh visited Philadel.
phia friends on Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. r bscoa Reynolds is speudjng
some time with her child#en in Camden,
Isaac Ore and family visited Charles
Featherer and faraily at Bridgeport on
Sunday.
Mre. Lydia Talman has gone to spend
the winter with children at Woodbury.
and Camden.
Charles K. Mayer, who has had quite
serious illness for several weeks, is able
to be out again.
Mrs. Wm. T. Zane has been spending a
week with her daughters at Mickletou
and Gloucester City.
George W. Hannold and family yisited
Howard Miller and family at Pau!sboro.
on Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. Mary Daley has recovered from
ner recent severe illness and resumed her
duties in the post Office.
David Leap, of South Swedesboro. is
very sick with consumption, with no
hope of improvement.
Mrs. Harry Zlppler had the misfortune
to fall from a step ladder on Tuesday and
badly sprained her right ankle.
Isaac s. Stratton and wife ate their
Thanksgiving dinner with Capt. Edward
Stratton and family at Mullica Hill.
Mrs. Charles Y. Smith aud her son
Joseph spent Thanksgiving Day with her
son, Thomas b. Smith and wife in Phila-
delpbia. p
Hugh Mccullough spent several days
last week with, the family OF Capt.
Leonard milford, at Csdarville, Cum
berland county.
Salvation Oil the greatest cure on earth
for pain, is universally accepted by hors, =
men and veterin arians as the ne plus
ultra of liniments.
A pie and cake sale will be held at the
residence of Geo. w. HannoId on Satur-
day afternoon and evening in aid of the
Epworth League.
We learn that Mrs. Geo. L. Barker and
children arrived safely at their new home
in Des M oines, Ia, on Thursday morn.
ing of last week.
Miss Clara Lodge, a young lady we'll
known in this vicinity, is lying very ill
at the home of her aunt in Mintua, with
small hopes of recovery.
Earl, the little son of Frank Powers,
of Salem, who came to spend a few days
with his grandparents. ]. Frank Faucet
and wife, is quite ill with d%iphtheria.
s E. Wright, late of the Twenty
second Us Infantry Band, stationed at
Montana, is here visiting his sister, Mrs.
Jacob Norton, and other friends. He
expects to remain several, weeks. He
left here about seven years ago.
The Township Sunday-school Conven-
ton will be held in the Baptist Church
next Thursday evening" An excellent
program has been prepared and it is
hoped that there will be,a good attend.
ance from all parts of the township.
Alex. B. Hewes and Geo. B. Mitchell
Aye purchased Of the T. B. Hewes estate
the mill property known as Blacks Mills
aud will trade under the firm name OF
Hewes & Mitchell. They announce
themselves as manufacturers and dealers
in grain, roller process flour, feed and
plaster, also saving of all kinds.
Rev. Samuel z Batten, of Morristown,
son of our late townsmap, Geo. Batten,
has been awarded a prize Of six hundred
| dollars, offered by the American Sunday.
school Union, for the best book written
for the society on Forming and Main.
tanning Character on Principles of the
Bible" Mr.. Batten is pastor Of the
First Baptit Church, ofMorristown. We
offer our congratulations to himself and
family.
We wish to correct a statemen Mt made
last week with regard to the case of Miss
Reba Moore, who was operated on for
appendicitis. We were wrongly informed
as to the surgeon and the physician ip
charge of the case. DR.. Northrope, of
Philadelphia, performed the operation,
assisted by his brother. DR.. Oliver
Grimshaw is the attending physician.
We make this. eeEEection in jusGioe to al
concerted, 0nrseT included, as considers
able has been heard regarding the state
ment of last week. In this~-eennection
we are glad to state that. Miss Reba il
doing well, with every prospect of speedy
recovery.