The Penn's Grove record., 1901-08-23
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OF a fine new buggy.
Arthur Shoemaker, Of Waterbury,
Conn, is spending part OF his vacation
with friends and relatives in this vicinity.
He will attend school in Kansas City Mo.
the coming Fall.
L. d. Darlington, OF Doylestown, Pa,
made a business trip to this place last
Friday.
Abram b. Detwiler, OF Phila., spent
Sunday with his wife.
Butler d Ferguson, milliners who have
conducted business here for several years,
will move to Elmer soon and engage in
the same business there.
Misses Grace and Edna Springer, OF
Camden, daughters Of Chas. Springer,
have been spending a few days with their
cousin Miss Mae Strimple.
Mrs. Caddic Titus, OF Phila,, has been
visiting relatives here the past few days.
Miss Caddie Doughten accompanied her
home for an indefinite stay.
Geo. K. Pedrick met with a painful ac-
cident while picking apples last Thursday
afternoon. He fell from the tree fractur-
ing his ribs and was taken to the house
! unconscious. DR.. Harry 7. johnson and
DR.. DETROIT. OF Woodstown, were called
and found the injuries We're not so serious
] as illSt lllttHtibs LIZ IL ltN'NtliIEs lONJl
at this writing.
The friends of Jas. Sweeten will be
| pleased to know he is improving after
| several weeks of illness.
Mrs. GuelaeIma Barber is visiting Mrs.
Gideon Tlissey, at Pennsville:
Mrs. Maria Layton and daughter Olive
are spending a week at Wildwood.
Mrs. Mary Gates is visiting in Della
ware.
Little Stella Duggan fell III a piece OF
glass while running last Saturday evening
cutting a frightful cash which required a
number OF stitches.
William Duggan and family moved to
Philadelphia last Monday
Elwood Huleton will move to Salem
| soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Hampton have been
visiting their son Clarence near Swedes-
boro.
Quite a number joined the Jr. Epworth
League and picnic in S%pringer's woods,
last Thursday.
Messrs. Alfred Bradley, Hayes and Eli
son Warthman, OF Phila., were guests at
the NJ. l.. Parsonage over Sunday.
Raymond Hunt. OF Auburn, and Clar-
ence Battcn, OF Phila., were visiting at
the home OF Edward Justice on Sunday.
Frank Jamison. OF Phila., spent Sun
DAY with NJ II MIS- VIM. " aters.
Henry Welsher Is on the SICK list
Mr., and Mrs has. Wooster spent part
OF last week III Atlantic 1lty;
Miss Bertha Riggs, OF Dudley accom-
panied Miss Bertha Morrison home over
sunday: r.r. IL,
visiting in Salem this week.
MIS-. Lesile MltcheI'' Oh Inila'' spent
last week with her hoihe MIS-. H. D.
Hunt.
Josn copper oI mia Nlsi'[H NE
grandparents Mr., and Mrs jos cooper
last sunday
MI. and Mrs Lew I. Jnstlce ave peeil
visiting relatives m oodbory
NJ. and Mrs Harvey norman were IN
thIla. over SUNDAY, lheE viewed inc
sights at Willow GROVE on saturday;
AIT. Isaac ftdrlGk 'el1 Tor a zen uay :
stay at meilahce' Ma ana hrlose'IlIe'
Del; on lhufsqaN-
MIS-. May Myers oi leAa9' Il the guest
OF Mrs. VIM onnara.
James Stf1nlPle returned Il" ocean lily
va; to pe absent s@YefSI months -
Misses laa k~ecEehdofl NC falllne
turner; OF Philadelphia ana waiter MT
byl OF Ml~Itnngtoli' were IN" guests %
Miss Liiile Kirby owe sunday;
FRANK W. son o. Hiltiaru I IiSIlGl,
ana Mary lleftl' Oh W ilillilstoi' Lpii'ellA
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