The Penn's Grove record., 1899-10-13
P~cdricktown Pencilings.


Louis Chew buried their infant son last
Thursday afternoon.
Harry johnson and Mrs. Josiah Dubois
have returned home from a trip to Greater
New York.
Jas. Sweeten has erected four new iron
hitching posts on his new property.
The ladies of the Baptist Church will hold
a pot-pie supper in Red MEMS Hall next Sat
urday evening. All are cordially invited.
Gerhard Nary and Miss Emma Queden-
field, of Phila., spent Sunday with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy Holton, of Camden,
formerly of this place visited at VIM. Bat
tens last Sunday.
1t is rumored that a euchre club will be
organized in this place.
Mrs. Willard F. Fisher, of Wilmington,
Del, formerly of this place is visiting her
father John Hertz, Sr.
Mrs. Harry Poulson and son Harry have
returned home from q weeks visit in Phila.
Mrs. Sam'l Stanley is visiting her grand
daughter Mr.. VIM. Beckett at Yorktown.
Cooper Pedrick, a former resident here,
was seen in town this week.
III. T. Johnson has added a stained glass
window in his drug store.
- u DtlR IlAo u AAhNh
unto himself a wife Catharine Prigger, of
Phila. Mr.. and Mrs. Justice arrived here
Tuesday evening, they have our best wishes
for the future.
PeterK. Krobenbeger moved to Paulsboro
last Monday where he has purchased alarm.
Samuel Stanley is on a business trip to
Hancock's Bridge.
Herbert Parker is confined to the house
with the measles,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Waters, Jr., of Cam
den, have been visiting his father VIM.
Waters in this place recently.
Miss Fannie Herner and Mrs. Phebe Cor
son, of Bridgeport, are spending a few days
with DR.. Blacks family.
Mrs. Robt. Diver of PENIS Grove spent
Tuesday with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
James Sweeten.
Louis Cook frequently visits at Woods
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey HOFFMAN were
guests at his brother, James HOFFMAN on
Sunday
Robt. C. Tull has been entertaining his
friends lately with a new p~honograph,
Rev. j. II. Boyd intends organizing a
Bible class in the near future.
Mrs. Ella Mickle, of Salem, is being enter
tanned at David Firestone's.
Mrs. Chas. Pedrick and infant spent
Tuesday with relatives in PENIS Grove.
Mrs. VIM. Holton and Mrs. Sayilla Matt
son were entertained recently by Mrs.
Haines of Auburn.
The members of the Baptist Church have
not accepted Rev. John Davis's resignation
and have called him again and he has accept
ed to be their pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sweeten, Mr.. Jas.
Sweeten Jr., and Miss Lottie Sweeten were
entertained one day last week by Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Hitchner in Woodstown.
Miss Lou Klien spent Sunday at her
home in Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac R~idgeway of Green
WITCH were guests Of their daughter Mrs. Z.
7. Sweeten last week.
Mrs. Schevel and children and Miss Min
ME Krobenbuger have been visiting friends
at C~larksboro for few days.
Mrs. Davis Stanley and son Guy have re-
turned home after a brief visit with her
parents at Daretown.
Mrs. Mary Barber, of Haddonfield, is
visiting her sister Mrs. Joseph Cooper.
Mrs. DIR. Calvert, nf Brooths Corner, Pa,
is soiourning with her sister Mrs. Jacob X.
Justice.
Mrs. Mae Titus has returned to Phila.,
after a prolonged stay with her parents Mr..
and Ms. VIM. Titus.
Miss Mary McCuan will return to Salem
with her sister Mrs. Geo. Mickle for a short
stay.
Miss Bertha Hoffman, a school teacher at
Perkintown, was rendered a surprise at
the home of Frank j. Gaventa where she
boards, last Tuesday by a number of her as
s~ociates. After spending a jolly evening
the guests departed at a late hour. The
following were present; Misses Bessie flick
man, Emma Hertz, Anna Gibson, Bessie
Diver, Laura and Lizzie Snyder, Clara Har-
beson, Sara Stewart, Emma Justice, Mary
Munyan, Lizzie Mullet, Matte Foulk, Clara
Gordon, Edna Curry, Verna Cooper, Lou
Klien, Jennie Layman, Mr.. and Mrs. Lay
man, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hertz, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Huber, Messrs. Geo,
Jas. Workman, Arthur Hertz, Clar-
ence Doughten, Robt. Hewitt, John Fell
Biddle, William Layman, Chas. Har-
beson, Harry Cooper, Hamilton Pedrick,
Sparks, Samuel Justice, Omar
Stump, Samuel Patterson, Everett Sparks,
Harry Justice, VIM. Foulk, John Foulk and
Jacob and Harvey G%aventa, VIM. Holeton,
Samuel Picken, Ford Dean. 7
Oldmans Township was represented in
INC btIlUCldtlC CUllNcubiOu az Gill 0lUNG
on Tuesday by Benz. +. Strengthen, j. Shaw |
Hampton, Albert F.. Sailor, Warren Risner,
John Dietrich.
W. A. Robinson, OF Bridgeton, insurance
agent, successor TO ID. =. Leonard, of Penn's
Grove was i'll tow on Wednesday.
Mrs. John Nipe who has been keeping house
for Chalkley Somers was found unconscious at
he foot of the cellar steps, having been sudden
" STRICKEN with paralysis. Mrs. Willard Fisher
took her home in Wilmington on Tuesday.
Alex l.. Justice, wife and Miss Emma Walker
will move TO Philadelphia.
Mr.. Frank GaveDta killed five pork
efs last Thursday, the heaviest weighing |
334 lbs. Who can beat this for the first
of October.
Rev. Max Heinhardt will start for
Central America ABOUT the first of Nov |
ember. Some eight months ago he was
compelled to leave Central America be-
cause of failing eealth. Since then his
has been restored, and now he
will again go back.
Oldmans Township was represented
in the Republican county convention
by d. II. Morrison, Jacob Gaventa,
Frank j. Gaventa, Charles Webster,
and Wesley Hewitt.
Married.
J0HNSoN-ECRET-At the residence OF the
BRIDES parents, on Oct. 7, 1899, by Rev. John
G0orley, of Pennsville, Samuel N. johnson, OF
Died.