The Monitor-register., 1897-09-17
Auburn.
Susan Croft has been the guest of friends
In this vicinity.

Susan Croft has been the guest of friends
in this vicinity.
Thomas Haiues, of Germantown, Is
visiting relatives here.
A. Selaok has been Speeding a short
time with his wife here.
Liverymen will do well to attend L. B.
Wright's sale, Oot. Oh.
Miss Violet Brown, of Rosenhsyne, is
the guest of relatives here,
Rev. B. F. Sheppard is visiting his
relatives at Port Elizabeth.
Clarence S~holenburger spent Sund ay
with his family at this place.
Charles Park is spending a short time
with friends near Atlantic City.
Miss Lizzie G. Hunt is visiting rela'
tives at Germantown and Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gravenstiue, of
Camden. spent Sunday with relatives here.
Henry Strobridgs, of Salem, was ia
townW Wednesday, to see his sick mother.
Jos. Roberts and daughter Vernah,
spent Saturday with relatives at Pedrick,
town.
We ale glad to see Miss Matild a
Darlington out once more after a sever c
illness.
David Kiger, of Courses Landing. was
| the guest of Horace Given Saturday and
Sunday.
J. J. Hunt aud wife spent Sunday with
their mother, Mrs. 81. J. Hunt, at Ped
ricktown.
Messrs. ]. M. Given and ]. B. Given
are visiting relatives at Atlantic City and
Linwood.
Miss Sarah W. Floyd has gone to the
| city, where she will follow a trade during
the wiuter.
Epworth League meeting on Sunday
evening 1t 7 O'Clock and preaching at
Z 80 sharp.
Henry Floyd aud wife have been visit.
ing their daughter, Susan Brown, at
Rosenhayne.
The sweet potato crop this season in
our neighborhood is SO poor as to be con
sidered a failure.
G. s. Pancosst, of Elmer, was the
guest of his brother and family here on
Saturday and Sunday.
&Jacob Jaquette is spending the present
time with his sister, Mrs. A. M S5ro-
bridge, who is severely i'll.
Miss Fl, May Pancoast, who has been
visiting relatives here, has returned to
her home, near Woodstown.
Nathauial Horner and family OF
Bridgeton, have been spending a short
time with relatives at this place.
Mrs. Jos. Sofsld, who has bsen nursing
| her sick mother, Mrs. z. Jorden, has re-
| turned to her home in the city.
Miss Sarah Floyd entertained q num-
Der of young lady friends at her home on
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Miss Sarah Floyd and Miss Elmira
| Moore, of Philadelphia, were the guests
| OF Miss Emma S. Pancoast on Sunday.
Misses Elmifa Moore aud Gertrude
| r .ster, who have been the guest of
| friends here, have returned to their home
in Philadelphia.
Misses Name and Eta Suffer-, who
have been Spending some time with
relatives here, have returned to their
| home 10 Germantown.
A number of young folks in this vi.
clnity spent a very pleasant evening on
Thursday at the home of Miss II. May
Panooast. near Woodsto"n.
Mrs. Rehecca Sslaok, of this place. has
t been spending a month in New York
| state, during which stay she visited its
| capitol, Albany, and passed a most de
lightful time among the Catskill noun
taiDs.
Although our pastor lie away at this
writing and will be away the greater psrs
| of tie week, we wish to inform our
| friends that he will be with us as usual
| on Sunday and will undoubtedly be better
| prepared to deliver good sermons to his
congregation during the day, lowing to
bis visit) as it always seems to inspire
| him with renewed vigor to spend a short
| time with his parents. All are invited to
| attend tina services.
John Park, Sr., and another boatman,
on Wednesday, sent by Capt. A. M. Stro-
bridge to Philadelphia, to bring Mr.. Stro-
BRIDGES truck boat down to the wharf at
this place. They could have done the err
rand successfully and reached this wharf
in safety had it not been for Mr.. Park
meeting with a very painful accident.
Somewhere on the way between Phila
delphia and Pedricktown, Mr.. Park by &C
cident got his thumb tangled in the ropes
aud before bis companion could render
any aid his thumb had become so badly
crushed as to render amputation neces-
sary. 1t was taken off by DR.. johnson,
at Ped icktown, and Mr. Park, 10 COM
pauy with D. 81. Taylor, went to Cooper's
Hospital. Camden, on Thursday morning
where he will have the wounded hand
prope rly dressed and cared for.