Evening journal., 1900-08-28
NEW CLUB FOR
MARCUS HOOK
Interesting DOingS Of the
PeOpIe,Of That SprightIy
Borough

Marcus HOOK, Aug. Zi.-ReY. K. NJ
Doherty preached two very interesting
sermons yesterday TO good congrega-
tions In the morning he took as his
subject, Can any one be in Christ who
is not obedient to the Gospel Require
ments." His evening theme was:
Is there any man in all the world
to-day that can live q single week
without sin?"
Miss Kate N. Rowand, VINO returned
home from visit to Pennsville, N. j.,
on Saturday, left this morning with her
nephew, Townsend b. Rowand, tol
spend a week with relatives and friends
at Chadds Ford
THE Fall OF Man. was the subject
of Rev. c. w. W. Bishops sermon at
the Baptist Church Yesterday morn
ing, and the discourse was very inter
esting. in the evening he spoke onI
! How Solomon became King. as under
stood by the Queen Of Sheba."
Mrs. George B. Rowand and Miss Ida
Smith who have been visiting relatives
and friends in BOrdentown and Flor
ence Heights, n. j., returned home yes
terday.
Samuel v Worrilow, who is employ
ed as stenographer for a large Phila-
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vacation, commencing to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones and family of
Ninth street, spent yesterday drinking
in the ozone at Cape May.
William n Goff, who has been spend
ing ten days in the peach district of
Delaware, returned home on Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vernon and
: daughters, Of Railway, n. j., are spend
ing some time with relatives in the
borough.
Councilman John B. Heacock, has
some Of the finest pears in theborQlgh.
They are known as ClaPps Favotites.
Policeman Wilmer Heacock is ON the
sick list, and ex-Onicer James Downes
is substituting him
5 Mrs. Frank p. Ashenfeiter is spend
! ing some time at Ocean Grove, N. J.
Mrs. Jennie Cosieut and son and
} daughter, Of North East Md, are the
/ guests of relatives in the borough.
) Jacob Mahlin, Of theTimes composing
room, is enjoying his vacation this
E week and will spend it with the mill
( ionaires at one OF the well-known sea
side resorts.
The "Daisey Club" is the name of
NAAR AtANNaN HRNAnA VI p AAAAA NuAlNAr ia LME
e borough It's membership is limited 10
! four and they are George Lamplugh
: Lewis Wallace. Harry T. Vernon and
b James McAbee
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hance. OF
> Booths Corner, visited relatives in the
borough yesterday.
? Eugene Sutton was an interesting
2 spectator at the Twin Oaks camr
e meeting yesterday and enjoyed the ser
p vices very much.
F. A number of excellent photographs
r OF the plant Of the Union Petroleum
n Company have been taken by Charles
e 70. Hendrixson, Jr.
I Former President of Council and
{ Mrs. Frank e. Morton, have been en-.
I tertaining the formers brother
] George Morton, a former resident oI
Q the borough.
(, BENJAMIN Gorby, who has been on
e the sick list for a week past, resumed
a his duties with the firm OF l.. N. Wood
i & Bro, this morning.
e Councilman Harry A. Lewis is nurs.
d ing an injury to his hand which he re
celVeo While at his work at the new
oil works
Mrs Samuel Wier. Of Wilmington
is the guest OF her mother in Lin
wood.
Mrs. Albert Hill, wife of the well.
; known butcher, has been confined tc
her bed with sickness for several days
= past.
a Undertaken R. p Cloud has returned
e home from a most enjoyable trip tc
Harrisburgh.
It is said that Samuel Larkin. the
butcher. who has a number Of custom.
ers in the borough, Is suffering with a
cancer in the roof Of his mouth.
Mrs. Captain Rishardson. Miss Agnes
e Truitt and Miss Emma Ryland. are
spending this week at Atlantic City.