Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-07-06
MULLICA HILL.

Miss liza Martin, of Lewishurg, is visit
| ing her aunt, Mrs. B r. Black
Lawyer Acton and family, of Salem, were
guests of William Harker over Sunday.
Miss Eisen, Of Philadelphia, is renewing
old friends and acquaintences here.
Miss Emma Pine was a Philadelphis
visitor on Thursday.
Miss Annie Buff, of Camden, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. William Fox
Mrs. Harry Ridgway and children, Of
Philadelphia, are with relatives here for q
few weeks.
Mr.. Edward Hazleton, and sister Lydia
of Philadelphia, have been visiting their
sister, Mrs William Colson, during the
past week.
Mrs Joseph Shaw is dangerously i'll al
this writing.
Mrs. Rebeeca Lippincott and daughter
Miss Martha Lippincott, moved into this
Walmsley property at the South end ol
town last week.
Miss May Moore is with her sister, Mrs
Parker, at Cape May, for short visit.
Miss Sadie Kerlin is the guest of Mrs
George Cole.
| S. L. Pancoast, Jr., has secured very
| desirable position in an electrical machine
establishment at Trenton. He rode from
that city to his home here on Saturday
making the entire trip on his wheel.
/ Mrs Jennie Dunlap and daughter, o.
Camden, are visiting relatives here.
Quarterly Meeting of the NJ E. church
was held on Saturday and Sunday. Pre-
siding Elder, Rev. G.. L Dobbins, preached
a very able and practical sermon on Sun
day morning.
4 William COlson, Jr., met with narrow
escape one day last week by being thrown
from horse, and becoming entangled ii
the harness, but fortunately escaped with (
few bruises.
Rev. ]. j. Davies preached very elo
quent and comforting sermon on th,
subject of Contentment' on Sunday
morning. In the evening at the Christian
Endeavor meeting, Our Country formed
the topic of the hour, which was followed
BY discourse by the Pastor, on Christian
i Citizenship" at the evening service.
I Charles IredeIl marketed load of pota
toes last week at So 90 per barrel. A few
have been shipped from our station a
81 80. but the crop is light, and farmers ar
not in haste to get them off, as is usually
the case at this season.
Miss Margaret Bill is spending the weel
in Philadelphia.
| Dilwyn Gannt, OF Philadelphia, spen
Tuesday with his mother and sister.
i The Misses Wallace moved from Mantu
to the South end of town on Friday.
The glorious Fourth was observed as j
ever should be, as an entire holiday. Th
National Flag was thrown to the breez
from many residences, the day previous
Fire crackers aroused onr citizens at yer,
early hour in the morning, and were con
slant reminders throughout the day Man,
persons went elsewhere TO celebrate th
day, and visitors from nearest cities cam
here to escape the din, and enjoy th
quietDess and health giving atmosphere Q
this locality.
Isaac Ecret, of Philadelphia, spent Tues
day with bis parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Copestick, an,
+ sister, Miss Florence Copestick, spent th
Fourth al Anglesea.
Charles Hilyafd, Of Camden, is visitin
his aunt Mrs. Charles Elkinton
The tennis club enjoyed lively gam
on the Fourth Of July morning. specta
tors also enjoyed IT.
:. Union store windows dispensed with th
usual display OF saiable goods for patriot
display Of flags and bunting. very attract
lively arranged.
i Mrs. John Weniz. and Mrs. GeoTg
| Craft, OF Salem county, we're guests 3
Rev. and Mrs. H. J. Conover on Saturday
Mrs. Anna Gaunt was rendered pleas
ant surprise by some of her relatives an
] friends on the Fourth Of July morning.