The Penn's Grove record., 1899-06-30
P~edricktown Pickings.


Herbert Parker has secured a posi-
tion as book keeper, at Amber, Pa.
Miss Mary Hampton, of Acton Sta
ton, and Miss Anna Somers of Camden
are guests of Mrs. Chas Hampton.
Miss Flora Pickens is home after a
long stay at Mullica Hill with relatives.
Mr.. Abram Detwiler and Miss Julia
Pedrick spent Wednesday with friends
81 WoodstOwn.
Miss Sadie Dugan, of Phlla., visited
her mother Mrs. Maria Dugan one day
this week.
Mrs. Frank Ferguson entertained
Wilmington friends on Sunday.
Rumor says there was a wedding on
Railroad Ave. last Wednesday evening.
A lumber of our citizens attended
the musicale given by the pupils OF
Prof. A. 5. Clark in the Odd Fellows
Hall at Penn's Grove Oh Wednesday
evening.
The farmers and shippers are having
trouble to secure tomato crates. Richard
Corson has all order for one thousand
for VIM Hunt.
The Baptist and Methodist Sunday
schools are making arrangements to go
to National Park, on the Endeayor
about the middle of July.
Ground has been broken for Mrs.
Isaac Layton's house Oh Railroad Ave
Il
In the course of a year we will have
several new house.
Samuel HOFFMAN and Alex Justice
are having their houses painted. Holton
and Son are doing the work.
Hiram Doughten is having his house
OH Railroad Avenue rebuilt.
Baker and Jordan have converted
their butcher shop into a fish market.
UNCLE JOSH.
Miss Flora Picken was given an az
reeable surprise last Tuesday evening
when after y trip to Penn's Grove, she
| found number of her friends had as
sembled to help her spend the rest of
the evening. A very pleasant time was
had by all present. One of u clerks
ate so much ice cream and cake that it
bewildered him and on Wednesday
morning when Mrs. G ordered two
pounds of coffee lie delivered two heads
of cabbage. Poor Georgel Those pres
ent we've Misses Flora Picken, Fannie
Pedrick, lille Cook, Sara DOughten
Edna Casey, Rebecca Barber, Nettie
Picken, Hanna Somers. Anna Somers,
Mary Hampton, Florence Casey, Alice
Pedrick and Gertrude Reymer. Messrs
Hamilton Pedrick, Harry Redden, Jos.
Monahan, Will Talman, Ralph Parker,
Claude Ward, Geo. Doughten, Warren
Pedrick, Harry Cooper, Will Tull, Har-
ry Justice and Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Pic
ken, Mrs. WIN. Perry and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Picken, ONE THERE.
Harry johnson is receiving congrat-
ulations from his friends for winning
the $50 at the bicycle race at Woodside
Park recently.
Aleck l.. Justice writes the RECORD
that 1.-The opinion of two arbitrlsors
was filed in the County Clerks Office on
Tuesday of last week. AS the opinion
of two of the arbitrator are recorded
in the County Clerks office and the
arbitratiohs paper which is also recorded
admits of two arbitrat0rs making a
decision and their decision shall become
rule of the Court upon application of
either himself or Harvey"
Miss Lizzie Hampton and Master
Willie, are spending some time at Oak
wood Beach.
Miss Bessie Davis, of Great Bridge,
Va, is spending some time here with
her brother, Rev. j. w. Davis and
others.
II. S. Justice requests us to state
"for the information of others that
A. l.. Justice settled with the
executors of his fathers estate accord
ing to his fathers will, June 16, 1897,
and his release is recorded in Surro-
gates office in book l, page 295. His
refuuding book is also on file in same
Oflice.n