Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-04-13
sWEDEsBORo.

Mrs. Jennie Garrison, Of Camden, visited
Mrs. Kate Halsey on Monday.
Mrs. Emily Smith, of Trenton, is spend
ing some time with her sister Mrs. Henry
G. Garrison.
Mrs. George + Pierson and Mrs. SalIie
Hughes, of Woodbury., were the guests of
Wilbert Batten and wife on Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. w. Hannold and little son
Leland, spent last week with DR.. and Mrs
John T. Cheesman at Elmer
Mrs Harry Guest and children of
Woodstown have been visiting Owen L.
Guest and wife here.
Mrs. 7. w. Dubois has had as guests
Mrs. VIM. Zippler and son, Of Phila.
Mrs. Alonza yanneman, of Bridgeton,
and Miss Martha Headley of CLAYTON have
been visiting Joseph Headley.
Mr.. Raymond Bowers, of Clayton and
Miss Emma Paul, of Williamstown, were
the guests # Mrs. Hannah Eastlack.
Mr.. Edward B. Madara, one Of the cd
est residents here, died on Monday morn
ing, aged 10 years He had been in failing
health for several years and his death was
not unexpected. Funeral on Thursday
morning and interment at NJ E. cemetery
Miss Carrie Kirkpatrick, is lyiug dan
ger0usly i'll at the home of her sister Mrs
H. c. Garrison.
Mrs. Hannah Sithens is still seriously i'll,
with no hope Of recovery
Jos. Headley is rapidly recovering from
his attack of pneumonia and other troubles
Grand Master Workman w. Fl. McCul-
cullOug, paid an official visit to the A. o
U, w. lodge at Atco, on Saturday evening,
and to one of the jersey City lodges on
Monday.
Diamond Council No. IA, will make a
fraternal visit to Paulsboro Lodge, Jr. o. U.
M, on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Wilmer Egee, of Alliance, o. is
visiting friends here.
Councilman w FL. Sithens, of Woodbury.
visited his mother here on Tuesday.
Russell Parker, who was recently opera
ted on for Appendicitis at Hahnemann Hos
pital is reported as improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Guiigowski, gave
merry surprise party on Thursday after.
noon and evening, April 9th, in honor Of
the eighteenth birthday anniversary oil
their daughter Miss Lizzie. So carefully
had everything been planned that the
young lady. who had been spending little
time with her aunt, Lena Ehorn, was taken
completely by surprise, when upon return.
ing home, she found relatives and friends
to the number of about eighty, in the yard
awaiting her arrival Among those present
were IS. John Guligowshi and wife, Mat
thew Muhlbaier and wife, Joseph Schmidt
and wife, Martin Sh0rn and family, Philip
Muhlbaier and family. Peter Muhlbaier
Jacob Burke, Philip Burke and family
Geo. Magin and wife. Gus Jacob and wife
Jos. Meddick and family, Mrs. Mary SHY
Ter, Mrs. George Lime, Frank Groppen
bacher and family, Andrew Rode and wife
Mrs. L0nx, Geo. Gerlack and wife, An
thony Gerlack and wife, Edward Cues,
and wife, Frank and Charles Micken
Daniel Block, Matthew Groppenbacher
Samuel Leap John Henry, Jos Loux
WilbeIt Leap.Pau and Irwin Jeker, Lizzie
Mary and Philip Guligowski, Lizzie anG
Annie Micken, Lizzie, Eva and Walter
Rode, Cecilia, LIZZIE and Lena Medkick
Louisa Leap, Beatrice and Gertie Burkett
Clara Jacob, VIM Snyder, Gus. Trochsler
George Hughes, Ernest Lang, VIM. Gotten
ndu. MUSIC Was FURNISHED Dy MeSsrS
Horace 0grlsby, Valentine Lime and Her
man Schumm, of Phila., and William
Weaiherby of Jefferson. Miss Lizzie re
ceiyed large number Of handsome pre-
sents.
| On Tuesday evening, 18th inst, the Ep
worth League of the Methodist churct
was entertained by the Guild of Trinity
Episcopal church, and a delightful socia
evening was spent A varied literary pro
gram had been prepared, consisting of ivy,
fine readings given by Rev. Dir. ]. G. Sut
ton and Mrs. B. F. Buzby, excellent voca
and instrumental music, after which re
freshments were served. Those present
especially the invited guests, will remem
Der the evening with great deal 0
pleasure.