Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-04-18
REDWOOD.

Joseph Shoemaker is trying his luck at
raising porkers.
Miss Mary Neal after spending the
Winter at her home in this place, has
returned to Philadelphia, where she is in
her old position in Miss Smithers milliner
store on Second street.
Albert Murphy, Jr., having recovered
his health to an extent, has returned to his
work at Riverton.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Winner and
daughter, of Mullica Hill, Miss 10. Mum
yam and Charles Miller, were guests of J.
F. Orens and family on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stratton are both
seriously i'll at present.
Someone has been kind (?) enough to
denote two or three cats to our town, that
have been giving chicken raisers good
deal of trouble. c. C. Souder dispatched
one in short order on Saturday last. We
hope the rest may fare likewise.
Joshua Eastlack has returned to River
ton after long stay at his home in this
place Mr. Eastlack went to Riverton
early last Autumn to learn blacksmithing,
but on account Of an attack of appendicitis
was compelled to return home in about six
weeks. He recovered sufficiently to return
to work when another attack came on, he
then went to Jefferson Hospital where an
operation was performed. We hope he
may have better luck this time.
Mr.. Reed L. Strang and bride have taken
up their residence in Mr. Albert Murphy's
house. May their life be long and happy
On Wednesday evening last Mr.. and
Mrs. James Kincade entertained number
of friends at their pleasant home.
Owing to the bad weather on Sunday,
but few came out to church or Sunday
school. Subject for Sunday afternoon was,
'Idliers Excuses, a sequel to no Idliers
wanted sermon of few Sundays ago.
Epworth League will be lead by F. W..
Winterburg next Sunday night, preaching
by Pastor afternoon and evening
Richwod Lodge, No. 234, 1. o. o. F.,
celebrated their seventh anniversary on
Friday night, by giving a.supper. Owing
to the expence the order has been under
this Winter, the affair was not as elaborate
as formerly. About half hundred Odd
Fellows with their wives and sweethearts,
were present. Mr.. Charles North enter
tanned the company with selections on the
idldpuOuC. DOfCldi youb5 1dulCo song, anu
with the organ pleasant evening was
spent. Supper consisted of cake, coffee
and fruit
W. A. Lacy is placing hot water tank
in his kitchen.
S. E. Warrick, former resident of this
place, has been fined one hundred and
fifty dollass and sentenced to four months
in Camden county Jail, for larceny.
There is some talk of holding young
ladies and young mems class both ON the
same night. AS there are two rooms, the
classes could still be private, and it would
be more convenient for the ladies who could
come out then without being afraid.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Jackson, and
Mrs. S. G. Williams, attended the wedding
of friend in Philadelphia on last Monday
morning at s O'Clock.
Miss Abbie A. Knight, one of our best
loved and most highly respected young
ladies, went to Jefferson Hospital on Mon
day last to get treatment of the glands Of
her throat when it was found that she
would have to stay for an operation. The
entire community join her father and sister
in sympathy, and hope for her safe recov-
cry and return home.