Gloucester County Democrat., 1901-08-01
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Mrs. Richard Mitchell spent pa;t Of last

Mrs Richard Mitchell spent pait Of last
week with relatives at Port Elizabeth.
Mrs. James Strimple and son Thurman,
have returned from Ocean City where they
anticipated spending the Summer, but
owing to Mrs Strimples poor health while
there, they have returned home.
| Mrs. Emma Cunard is making a stay Of
two weeks with her son, Walter Cunard, Of
Philadelphia.
! Miss Grace Stetser, Of Philadelphia, is
spending some time with her sister, Mrs.
Maurice Dolbow.
Three strange men, intoxicated, passed
through our town on Thursday. While
here desperate struggle took place among
them, and had it not been for the author
tiles taking them in hand, they might have
been seriously injured. They were ordered
out of town at once.
Miss Carrie Hartman is visiting relatives
at Booths Corner, Delaware.
Miss Mabel Hitchner, of Cohansey, spent
last Friday with Mrs Abram Detwiler
Miss Lotite Sweeten acted as saleslady in
James Sweeten's Sons store last week
during the absense of Mrs. James Sweeten,
Jr.
The following spent Sunday at their
respective homes Messrs Harry johnson,
Ellison Warthman, VIM. Strimple, Wm.
Prigger, Harry Justice, and Howard JUS
tice.
Harry Cooper, of Philadelphia, was an
over-Sunday guest at his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cooper.
Mrs. Emily Holston has moved from
James Sweeten's house to her home on
Railroad avenue.
Abram Detwiler, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with his wife, Mrs. A. Detwiler,
nee Miss Julia Pedrick.
Andrew Skimcel, of Philadelphia was
entertained by Miss Fannie Pedrick last
week.
VIM. Tull was recently married to Miss
Bessie Danser of Pennsgrove
Miss Eva Jamison, of Philadelphia, is
spending some time with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Walters
Mrs Deborah Bishop, Of Millville, and
Mrs. John RICHTER, of Will. were entertained
over-sunday at the home Of George r.
Pedrick.
Mrs. Lizzie Holton, Of Camden, is the
guest of Mrs. Mary Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeland Titus will start
this week for short trip to Baltimore and
Washington.
Miss Bessie Davis, of Great Bridge, Va,
spent Sunday with Miss Jennie Layman.
Quinton Davis and son Clarence, are
spending the week here on cunning trip.
Mrs. Kate Cooner and daughter Katie,
are sojourning at. Atlantic City Miss
Katie will soon accompany her uncle and
aunt to the Pan-American Exposition,
Buffalo.
Mrs. Davis Stanley and sons Guy and
VIM. are visiting Mrs. Stanley's parents
at Dareton.
Rev. John Warthman is entertaining his
sisters from Baltimore, Maryland.
Those from our village who anticipate
taking in the Pan-American Exposition at
Buffalo, are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Risner,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sweeten, Sr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Tull, Messrs. VIM. Burk and
Preston Sweeten.
Hamilton Pedrick gave dance to a few
of his friends last Saturday evening.
The order of Red Men attended the M.
E. church in body OH Sunday morning,
and the Baptist church on Sunday evening.
VIM. Morrison, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sweeten, Sr., Miss
Lottie Sweeten and Miss Helen Sweeten,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Diver, of Pennsgrove.
The NJ. E. Sunday school picnicked at
Brandywine Springs on Friday. The
weather being very threatning, there were
not so many went as was expected, al
though those who did not allow the weather
to frighten them, reported a very enjoyable
| time.
Mrs. Jacob K. Justice met with a mis-
fortune which marred her pleasure to some
extent, losing a purse containing a check
for $500, also about So in money. The
park guards were notified, and Mrs. Justice
was soon presented with her purse. 1t
was found on the steps of the restaurant by
a little girl who Mrs. Justice literally
rewarded