The Penn's Grove record., 1901-07-26

Mic ;ertha Shoemaker, Of Philadel
pl 3 been a guest OF her aunt, Mrs
Aiu. Parker.
Walter Mickle and Mrs. Ella MickIe
of Salem, are visiting David Firestone',
family.
Miss Mabel Hitchner, OF Cohanscy
spent last Friday at Geo. X. Pedrick's.
Andrew Skinnell, OF Philadelphia, was
entertained owe Sunday by Miss Fannie
Pedrick.
VIM. Tall has taken unto himself a
wife in the person Of Miss Bessie Danser,
of PENIS Grove,
Mrs. Harriet Firestone viii shortly
leave for Atlantic City to recuperate.
Hamilton 'Pedrick gave a dance Ia
about twelve couples last Saturday even.
ing. They represented Swedesboro.
PENIS Grove, Mullica Hill, Auburn and
Warrington.
Miss Mary Ambruster, Of Camden, has
returned home after spending some time
with Mrs. Samuel Pcdrick and Mrs. Cor
della Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jamisou, OF Phil
adelphia, spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Waters. Their
little daughter Edith remained with her
grand parents.
Mrs. Deborah Bishop, # Melville and
Mrs. John Fighter, OF Wilmington, were
entertained over Sunday by Mrs. Geo. X.
Pedrick.
The NJ. L. Sunday School went to
Brandywine Springs this Friday. They
were conveyed to PENIS Grove in wag-
ons. Apicnic for the small children will
be held later in Springer's woods.
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Darlington, of the firm Of W. Alice Bur
pee and Mr.. A. c. Cook, OF Philadelphia,
representing VIM. Henry Maule, visited
their trial grounds OF Geo. r. Pedrick's
farm last Friday.
Mrs. James Strimple and son Thurman
have returned from Ocean City, Nd.
Mrs. Lizzie Holton, Of Camden, is the
guest of Mrs, Mary Perry.
Miss Carrie HOFFMAN was an over sun
day guest OF DR., and Mrs. James b. Ware
at Bridgeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freclan Titus will start
Friday for a short trip to Baltimore and
Washington.
Miss Bessie Davis, OF Great Bridge, Va,
spent Sunday with Miss Jennie Layman.
SAMUEL Carney had another son added
to his family last Sunday morning,
Quinton Davis and son Clarence are
spending the week here on a cunning
trip.
Mrs. Stella Mitchell is visiting relatives
at Port Elizabeth.
A son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Cunard, who contemplate
making this place their future home.
Mrs. Winfield Hunt and daughters, Of
Bridgeton, are visiting at Squire Hunts.
Mrs. Kate Coonev and daughter Katie
are spending ONE time with relatives in
Atlantic City.
Rev. John Warthman is entertaining
his sister from Baltimore, Md
Mrs. Richard Gordon of Camden, is
Visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs. Thomas
Robinson.
Harry Walton and Miss Alice Pedrick
spent Sunday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Davis Stanley and sons are visit
ing her parents at DaretuWn and Mr..
Stanley is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Beckett in Camden.
Frank Titus will rebuild the small
house opposite the school house which
he recently purchased.
Mrs. Emily Eioleton has moved from
James Sweeten's house into her home on
Railroad Avenue.
Samuel Stanley has Just returned IRON
a three weeks visit at Atlantic City.
: Mr.. and Mrs. James Sweeten, Jr., are
spending the week in Woodstown. I.
Pedricktown Lodge OF odd Fellows has
elected these officers: n, G., James Sweet
en-; V. g., William a. Justice; Treasurer,
Levi C. Justice.
Richard Corson the village wheelwright
has replaced his steam engine with a new
gasoline engine.
VIM. Risner, who has been ailing for
several months, is still very sick with no
hopes of recovery.
4 double funeral took place at Centre
Square on Monday. Caroline, wife Of
Charles Dietrich, died OF typhoid fever
Thursday OF last week, and her daughter
Ann, wife of Michael Drager, OF Philadel-
phia, who came down to nurse her died
on Friday.