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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-12
AMUSEMENT NOI1IE

CLEOPATRA MINING COMPANY, A
Corporation uf Utah Principal place ~ bus
iuess. salt lake CITY, Utah Notice Is herc-
hv given that 40 O. meeting of The Board ~
Drrt0rs and 40 "a separate meeting uf Che
tockh0iders hcldon May l0th 100. au a,s,,, 80
ment OF one ll cent per share was ipYled upln
The capital stock uf the corporation payable
toe q Allen Treasurer at Room '0l Do0ly
Block, salt lake city. Utah, on on before
june uth. 100
Any stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid un june llth 1900 VIII be- de-
luqucnt aud advertised for sale az public
auction, and unless payment Is made before
Will Ice sold on June Oth. 1904 % pay the de-
lnQuent assessment Together with The cost
OF advertising and expense % sale
q &. ALLEN,
Secretary a said company. Once Room 500
Dooly block, SAT- Lake City, Utah.
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Aid for scoGeld sufferers Energetic
Sunday school Workers,

Special Correspondence
sprngvllle. Utah Co, May l2.-The
committee appointed at a citizens meet
ing 20 make collections for the Scoheld
sufferers have received nearly $500. The
children Of the public schools have
given SO. and Il was a pleasure 90 see
the Joy the pupils manifested In add
ing their mite.
our pOstoillce has now moved 10 COM
modiOus quarters IN the new building
erected by the Wood Mercantile co.
The new place not only pleases Mr.
Dougan. but all the citizens.
Smallpox Is now a thing OF the past
quarantine.
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MORONI.
News Notes from North sanpete
County.


Special Correspondence.
Moroni, sanpete Co, May 1.-THE peo-
pie OF Moroui are about TO enlarge their
rock school house by building on The
south end a large rock addition Mr.
A. A. Hardy has the contract for the
erection of the addition.
The Mor0ni coop, under the supeun'
tendency of Andrew Anderson Is about
70 build a new up-to-date store build
ing, Immediately north and adjoining
the old stand.
Z. H. KrUwman formerly dweller OF
Salt Lake county. near Callers. is
moving about very cautiously on HE
recently broken leg now gradually
gaining strength.
Wales is a pretty little place Of about
forty families Fine brick houses are
seen on every hand but one Of note
has recently sprung into existence
back OF a log cabin, well appointed
sheep wagon near by, tells the story Of
the ascent from log cabin to palace,
II. G.. Hansen, who served for five
years as postmaster at Fountain Green,
has been very lll for some time past,
but Is now recovering.
Tx Bishop X, L. Johnson. now nearly
eighty, is well and hearty, considering
his years.
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PAYSON.
VIII Vote on $4,000 school Bonds
Schools Close Next week,
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
payson. Utah Co. May &c. w.
jackson of The Pays0n Globe Header
returned today from a Visit 10 his old
home in Indiana. Mr. Jackson expects
10 leave here about The 25th inst for
Cape Nome. TO engage In gold digging.
A notice has just been posted by the
school trustees callin gthe tax payers
bonding the district for $4,000 10 add
TO the $500 already voted to build 4
new school house
Merchants report business good.
payson gets the trade from six or eight
surrounding settlements,
The public schools win close here next
Friday, 18th inst. after a very success
ful years work
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srnrRnnInEns. srrcIAL MErrINa

THO RATTLE MOUNTAIN COPPER &
Gold Mining and Exploration company. No
tlce Is hereby given that there VII be a
special meeting OF che stockholders 90 the
Hattie MoInnn Copper Gold Mining g
Exploration Company at JOS Office No. +
West Second south Street, ln SAT- Lake DltY,
Utah on the elsi day N May a. ID. 1870 % 2
D. M Tor tho purpose uf considering and II
approved. adopting ana amendment 10 the
Articles n luclrp1ut On OF The company
changlnE an Of iis preferred stock 90 c1m-
mon stoek. and D uct'0rth making 20 20 X
whatever AZ aid sumpany slarauteed div
idcnd paying stock.
A. UANAUER JRs President
pntad AurN I. D fAn
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TORREY.
Narrow Escape from Death - Runa-
way and Other Casualties.

Special Correspondence.
Torrey, Wayne Co. May 9.-While re-
turning home from attending stake
conference which was held last Sunday
and Monday at Loa John G.. Jacobs
narrowly escaped a shocking death.
while coming down an embankment
the horse he was riding turned O. COM
plete somerset taking It's rider with
him, his foot being caught IN the stir
rap Mr.. Jacobs caught the horse with
his other foot and then eNtrlcated him-
self from his perilous situation. lie Is
badly bruised but VIII soon be an right
again.
Joseph Hutchinson and others will
start 20 Boulder mountain tomorrow
10 start up the Hutchinson saw mill
While we are pleased to note the set
Ting OF the Big Horn country yet We
would be pleased 90 nave some of the
home seekers turn their attention TO
the Little Horn country (Wayne coun-
ty), OF which your correspondent win
expatlate more fully In the future.
Arthur Chafhn had a runaway last
Sunday which demolished his vehicle.
Mrs. Julia Akelund a few days ago
tainted and fell upon the stove, badly
burning her face.
The weather : quite warm nov, and
crops are growing nicely.
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NHI Iu H''u1Iuure NItU NV add un OTdTT
o. the Hoard OF Directors made on the "a
DAY ot March, 1900 so many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock as may Doc Necessary will
be sQ.d 20 the office OF Size Secretary Rom
il2 Mccormick building Salt Lake CIV.
Utah, On the ist day Of june. 1907. az tie
hour Of 4 D. NJ, 20 pay the delinquent assoc
mcnt thofc q. together with tho cost OF adj
vortislng and expenses of sale.
CiiAS. ~ HUDSON. secretary.
Blooms 7li-il2 Mccormick building.
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NulltL on -tI,i q itl.l,l ~, -
meeting ul l.' 'n'''' ,,',, ,I',f p 80.
pAnl. u..,e ..'. .,....., Il 'r.of M. ed.
ca mafl'Nr "' NJ. ,.,. an BIZ. MA
tn EHE.c nui. N.Hl- ''.l's "t,s N 800
al the om ui uH .on IAly 10, ''- ~ ll
nlcA iiIpcA. =. l.',f W. i,,' st o,r.Stg
",' .a ..y
ihr oo. tl. W. q, 'gr al IA
y. NiN.' r.... t.'u.t.
Wy tuSH- ai WIFI NAr.i NVfif IA
MN. -. ~ ~ ht'i T., a., ,l.-..,f Inc
~ hiop' 'i- iNI ."''''''N '' Ut
~. .f rr..is.. u aid corporation,
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THEREGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
the ,tockbo.dors "a lions savings Rank *
trust Company viii b held 40 the Compgny's
Office Nos. I. and East omp.e street. salt
Lake city Utah. on Monday. juno EN- 1904
OF n a. M, Tor the election OF directors and
for such other business as may come before
the meet NJ.
Dated May 10Th iao0.
LORENZO NOW President
tEHEgF AZ CANNON Cashier
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IT, 4. NAA lilti iItN heiuflef
Approved THIS lltu day Of April 1900
EZRA THOMSON, Mayor

LR. c. Nayl0r. city Recorder Of salt Lake
CITY. state OF Utah do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing IS "a fuli, trso and
correct COPY of au ordinance entitled An
ord nance levylng Che uA and Tor thea ,ess-
mCut OF the property on the west side ~
Fourth fa.tStreci bet wrCu Inst aud second
South treets. within ever District so !.
Passed by The City Council Of san Lake
wy, ltah; AEi,,, ~, ~ " aau appiy'el n4
On my office.
In witness whereof have horeuuto set my
hald and affixed the corporate seal OF SAT-
Lake city, this llth day ui April, 1910
lsEAL H. g. NAiLOk
CITY Eor1r1or
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And in accordance Win the Jaw ana order
~ the Board ~ ulrc tors made On the 18th
day ~ March. lr1 su many .hafcs ~ each
parcel Ot st0'g %, may bi necessary. VII BE
Sold as tlp office OF thc company ~ ID, j.
Walker Funding. suit Lake CTS. Utah. on
the Zach day of Hay, lot 30 2u.cl0ckp m 70
pay the dg.uIucu. a-,ers 10 nL t1,cthe. VITA
The cost % advertising and eAp'asp OF sale
D. Nll~uN. -ccfetary.
Ry order oi the Board 20 Dfcc 0fs.
salt Lake C.ty. Utah. May End, 1870
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EUGENE n CANNON. secy
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

GOLDEN EAGLE GOLD MINING COM
pany. Principal place " business salt Lase
CITY. Utah. Location of mines Central Mn-
ing District Humboldt County. Nevada.
Notice here are Delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock on account Of a,sess-
mcnt levied ON the 2.nd Of March, 100 tho
several amounts set opposite the names ~
the respective shareholders, as follows;
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VIII often receive painful cuts,
spralns or bruises from accidents.
Bucklens ArnIca Salve. will kin the
pain and heal the injury It's the
cyclists friend Cures Chatng. Chapped
Hands Sore Lips. Burns. Ulcers and
Piles Cure guaranteed Only 2jc Try
n. Sold bY Z. z. ~ / Drug Don't.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL sTOCKHOLDERs'
MEETING.

MOTREAI MINING & SMELLING COM
many. N0Ucels hereby given that the i've
siotkh0llrfs 40 THIS corporation, owning All
thecap.t1' stock Of thr rpoutiouhaye join-
meeting u dies ltkUu'urrs ui the Montreal
Miniar and smelling Company. "a corporation
organized and existing Judgr the Jaws oi tho
State OF Utah. alu That pursuant 20 aild calL
said mcptiH. NiII be held 900 the Office oi the
corporation Room 800 Third hoor. Mccormick
Block northwest corner ~ East Temple ana
First -outb streets salt Lake City. salt Lake
County. Jtlh. 900 Nay 18th l'.0. AL 3 O'Clock
d hi. ID CHAT day Cor the purpose 0f voting
lnfayur ~ nr against Che dissolution or he
rorporaii1n and tho distribution N Us assets
among DO. -torah Ider, pro rata
a. g.. MASON President.
Do MACPHERSON BOYD,
secretary,
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CLOSE on SCHOOLS.

The district schools closed yesterday
and In the evening a well arranged
program was rendered bv the scholars
Of the several grades under the dlrec-
ton Of their teachers. Principal w. l..
Brown and his corps Of able teachers
have just cause % feel proud OF the
progress made during the last school
year The graduating class from the
High school win render their exercises
this evening.
T. B. Foote, a saloon keeper Of this
place, was arrested this morning
charged with selling liquor to minors
He pleaded not guilty and his case was
set for Monday, May Il, at 9 a. m.
After short illness the iO-year-old
daughter OF II. NJ McCune died Of
brain fever The family have the sym.
patty Of the entire community.
Prof. Lund and company. OF the b.
Y, academy Of Provo, VIII give a sacred
concert next Sunday evening In the
Stake tabernacle, under the auspices OF
the NJ. ]. A. OF the two wards.
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w. Alfred. deceased, order for hearing
Of final account
In the mater OF the estate Of Thomas
Young. deceased, hearing petition for
sale of real estate
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SALT LAKE FISH AND DAIRY COM
many. of salt lake CITY Utah. Notice Ihefe
arp delinquent upon thc following deer Dsu
Stock ON account Of assessment levied On lht
goth day OF February, 1900 the, SEVERN
amount, set opposite the names OF inc Ie'
sle,tlye shareholders as follows
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,n11rr nrI1NnrrNr sALr.

THE HOLLAND MlNlNG q M!Ll.lN0
I1ran CANYON. cache County Utah. n ne
aro dollrquont uu1n me following dss'r.3cl
stock 0n account OF Assessment 10. tfivl
on tho Ord day ~ April 1900, pe several
amounts set Opposite the nuHea OF ''' iN7-
uoeU va shareholders as f1HOWsi
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LOGAN.

I TSl Correspondence

,a' Correspondence.
M ~ W. b cache c., May ia son al,
90 tb.' ~ ~, D4nielecn Of me pillow WORKS
and nar ,,'y had a thrilling experience
opersG-,Io" escape yesterday. Ne was
s3me 80 a erilling machine ana M
aueht' 'ttlher bis shirt sleeve Was
The yop,. we revolving steel nhaft
IN ss.gshg fellow tried 10 tsar htr, !,
ior nv 10y. but finding this Imnossi ls,
'' began to can I SSdiy ,o sli bi gS''9H log.
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Your best feelings. your social posi-
tlon or business success depend largely
on the perfect action Of your stomach
and Liver DR.. Kings New Life pills
give increased strength a keen, clear
brain high ambition. A % cent box will
make you feel like a new being Sold
by r. Q. NJ. J. Drug Dept.
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THE WANT COLUMNS OF the Semi
Weekly News are read by from IS, 900
10 100000 people twice a week.
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Irnr,hndr,a Mants.,

Read them, II you want 20 buy any
thing. want 10 sell anything want TO
get work. want TO get workers, use our
want columns.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS.

There IS a fourishing organization
here known az the springvlle Sunday
school association IL meets every
Thursday evening, and an Sunday
school teachers meet and prepare the
lesson which is 70 be taught the next
Sunday morning. II is virtually a
Sunday school " teachers and officers.
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BEE QRoWERs BusY.

The late rains and the warm sun
have made the beets grow, and the
boys and girls are being called out 10
weed and thin the beets The work Of
wedding beets enables many a boy to
earn q nice income.
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IOhInUNU ". PUt1Ts0n '.
ThomIuekt hristensen@

And I'm accordance with law and an order
OF Inc Board " Directors made on i9e a.H
day n April 1900, 50 many shares on 'Hll
ulr.sl of such stock a, may De necessary Wlli
I'd sold lad thc Office OF the com any, Nu 1l
last hlld onth rtr Ct salt Lato Guy nu d
County Utah. on Tuesday 10TH Gay on '.ly.
1Ol. at the DO r. OF 2 b. m. ON silq day lo p.{
de.inq lrnt a-se smeut thereon, io-tisnl "'tu
GEORGE H. MOSS,
Secretary and Treasurer
Ohlco 8j Fast Third south street sa'1
Lake CltY, Utah.
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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE RY.

ARRfvTs
q, f35um. ''''
iioE South, s:tOa. M. 1850 a. m. 1875 q. m.
'''p m. and g.i0p.m
IEAvRs
10Y Morn and Northwest SIS a. m, ni15
. lo-Ou m
P'u.ttd t'i5 b. IN.
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DEATH OF ELIZA RoXEY DAVIS
SPANISH FORK.
Happy Reunion Of Returned Mis-.
sionaries.

Special Correspondence.
Spanish Fork. Utah Co. May il.-A
happy thought backed up with energy
and push brought about a happy re-
union OF Spanish Forks returned FL
ders last night The occasion was IN
honor OF Sister Mary Mellor who has
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Special Sale in Wall Paper, Rugs, Etcr
2. c. NJ. J., week commencing Monday,
MAY ID
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Blood

The blood should not creep laflly through
the veins 70 should run swiftly, carrying
he and health 40 every organ Indigestion,
constipation dyspepsia and nervousness, In.
vsrlsbly accompany poor circulation Purify
and uTig0rnte the blood With hustc ters
stomach Bitters and these diseases VIII dis
nppear The bltters also prevents ma. aria
fegrr and ague, and cures ail ailments ot tho
stomach. See thata PatVkTE REVENUE
STANF covers the neck Of the bottle
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NEPHl
Contributes over $500 for the Re-
lief Fund-Close of Schools.
Special Correspondence.

special correspondence.
Nephi Juab Co., May l0.-The COM
mittees that have been soliciting funds
for the relief OF the Scoheld sufferers.
reported last night that thew had col
lected So03l5 besides quantities Of pro-
visions. The money was turned over
TO Mayor Grace who will forward Il 70
the state central committee at once.
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,nce OF the Deserei News
one branch o" No as Tweniy-fourth
,- ogden s odyertisements ana sup-
..,t where receiyed. The News ls
art.oas Nlh .rrierg In ogden ever
Gitcri @ me- same terms as IN sai'
i5ss c.} -
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Artificial and Natural Ice.
White Wagons. Tel. As. ut. Ice Co.
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Great Wash Dress Goods sale,
2. c. M l. week commencing Monday
May IA.
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SCHOOLS WILL CLOSE.

This coming week the public schools
closes for this school year on We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings. school
entertainments VIII be given. and on
Friday evening the closing exercises.
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Bargains 10 Hosiery and Underwear.
z. c. NJ, l., week commencing Monday,
May "a.
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Choice Bargains In Millinery,
u. c. NJ. J., Great May Sale, week CONE
mencing Monday, May a.
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And in accordance with law and an order OF
the Board % Directors made on the 2dl day
Of February 1900, go many shares OF eacn
parcel fsuch stock ng may be necessary, VIII
b. sold no the Company office, 0i Temple
ton building. salt Lake City Utah. On the
18th Ily of Way. 1900 at . O'Clock p. m 20
pay delinquent assessment thereon, together
with The cost OF adye rtising aud expenses n
EUGENE M CANNON. secy.
aJ7 Templeton Bldg.
Alta meeting OF the directors Of the above
company held May 5th 10 o the dato ~ salo
OF delinquent took was posi- ponru 80 June
ist 100. at the same hour and same place.
By order Of Board N Directors.
EUGENE N. CANNON, Secy.
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RIO oRANDE WESTERN RY.

ARRIVES
"'1 Scrth and last, iO:lj a. NJ, 100 D. N.
HalQWp p, ~.
fFAvEs
ithm '''' y u'' 1''
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.

T. ARRIVES
'''u Nc,t t.,oAn.. l2.spm.e.So D m.
- LEAvEs
wat ;''ta, n, l.SO D m, li.i5Am.
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UNION PACIFIC RY.

r, ARRIVES
WI t'st s'toa No.. i,oOp H. and i2,0n m.
- IEAYEs
-''' '.-l O.. M. l;i5 b. m. ana s.oonm.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-04-06
County Gleanings.

VIM. F. Buohl, the late owner Of the
Nelson House. in Salem, has taken
charge Of the hotel at Pembert0n.
Samuel Ale, of Salem, while carting
said from 0akwood Beach, fell from
his wagon Tuesday morning, it is sup
posed during M attack Of vertigo. The
wagon passed over his head. crushing
the skull, causing death.
The marriage of Isabel Thompson.
daughter Of Mrs. and Vice Chancellor
Martin p. Grey, to William H. Chew,
editor Of the Standard, has been an
nounced 10 take place in st. Johns p.
E, Church, Salem, on Thursday, April
10Th at 2 O'Clock.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-04-06
Pedricktown Pencilings.

April 4-Chas. Erick had the mis-
fortune while saving with a circular
saw for Richard COrsOn to have two
fingers cut off of his right hand and
n SO BADLY lacerated that it was am
putated. He was taken to Cooper Hos
pital.
Holton u Son are adding some deli.
Cate tintS 10 Frank Dawson's new house.
Rev. and Mrs. John Wagg, OF HaI-
risunville, are visiting relatives in this
place.
Geo. Henderson, OF Paulsboro, has
moved into Hester Thompson's house.
Chae. Erick returned from Cooper
Hospital on Monday.
The majority of our farmers have
their hot beds made.
Miss Flora Clispin is very i'll with
typhoid fever.
Miss Alice Pedrick has returned
home from Camden on account of sick
ness in the family.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Pedrick, Of
North Woodbury., and Cooper Pedrick,
Of PhiIa.. were Sunday guests Of Mrs.
Emma Pedrick.
Mrs. Ella Johnson, of Phila., spent
day with her mother Mrs. Robt. Num-
yam.
Miss Josephine Myers, of Centre
Square, visited here last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Moore, of
Swedesboro, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Green.
Mrs. Hannah A. Armstrong. of
PeDn's Grove, was with Mis-. Harriet
EirostOn0 during the week.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-04-06
Pennsville Points.


Pennsville is to have a brass band
for the fall campaign.
The shad fishermen have received no.
tice from ]. H. Warner that the Dredg-
ing Machine now at Sand Bar Buoy
will be removed during the fishing seas
on.
Many sllad are carried from here in
naptha launches to New Castle where
they are sold and shipped to New York.
The week of prayer was observed in
the church last week.
Albert Batten has been elected Town
ship Treasurer.
Mrs James Norton and daughter
BERTHE. of Wilmington are visiting her
sister Mrs. Maggie Newcomb.
Howard Norton and fnmily have re-
turned 10 their home after having spent
the winter at Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. IIance Jaquets and son
Paul spent Sunday with her parents
Mr.. and Mis-. Peter Grim.
George w. Fowler has been elected
President Of the L Z. Neck Board OF
Education and Philip Cromwell, Clerk
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-04-06
O

Miss Bessie Bilderback has gone to
West Philadelphia.
John YourisoD, of Swedesboro, was
in town IN Tuesday.
Amos Justice, of Wilmington, was
over to his farm on Monday.
Harold higgins, of Rutger College.
is spending a week at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheppard Boone, and
Mrs. Joseph Boone. spent Sunday in
Salem.
William Lawrence Jr., and David
Taylor, of Swedesboro, were in town on
Monday.
Mrs. Adolphus Pharo, nee May Smith,
of Staffordville, is visiting relatives in
PENIS Grove.
Thomas Leap. of Philadelphia, was
an over-Sunday visitor with relatives
in Penn's Grove.
Miss Lottie Patton. Of Wilmington,
has been spending the week with rela-
tiyes at the Cove.
Mr.. Ulysses Mcqueen, OF New York,
was an over-Sunday visitor at Rev. DR..
B. G. Lippincott's.
Miss Lille Stiles. Of Camden, spent
Sunday with her grand parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Avis.
Mrs. Anna Harris and daughter Hell
en-. of ~Bordentown, were over SUNDAY
visitors at Henry BARRIERS.
Misses Name Davis and Emma Jones
of Bridgeport, were visiting friends IN
PENIS Grove. last Saturday.
j. Summerill Diver arrived hom,
this Friday from Tome Institute, Por
Deposit, Nd, to spend a ten-days Eas
ter vacation.
Rev. R. Y. Pierce. Of Mt. Holly, hal
had the degree of Doctor of Divinit,
conferred upon him by Temple College
Philadelphia.
Rev. Thomas Norton Given, Of Burrs
vile, Md, Wilmington NJ. e. Confer
ence) spent Tuesday with his aunt
Mrs. Samuel Simpkins.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sutphin, of Ne,
Brunswick, who has been spendin,
sometime with her s~ister-in-law Mar
garetta Barber. returned home O,
Tuesday.
Arthur Betting. sou of Rev. Henr
Betting. of Trenton, who is studyin
medicine in Hahneman College, Phils
delphia, has been spending a few day
with his cousin DR.. N. H. Barnart.
Capt. and Mrs. George Taylor al
stopping with Misses Maria and Emm
Pedrick. Capt. Taylor fell on his tn
and struck his head the fore part OLA,
week and was injured lady 90 lie v,
in a hospital several days. Mrs. Taylt
started for Boston on Tuesday of la
week and they both returned last Satu
day.