The Penn's Grove record., 1903-02-06
Pedrioktown pencilings.

U06MANtf fn&us4 nnnuflan.
Mrs. James Tighc fell recently arc
broke her wrist.
MISS Nellie FaWcett is spending a week
in Camden.
Mrs. VIM. T. Titus and daughters May
and Anna and Mrs. Sedgewick Justice, Of
Philadelphia, have been visiting at Sam
uel Doughten's.
Mrs. Emma Pedrick has rented VIM.
Hunts house.
Miss Mary Mitchell, of Port Elizabeth,
has beer spending q few days with Mr..
and Mrs. r. D. Mitchell.
Flora Picken has been confined to the
house by sickness.
Mrs. Della Batten and Raymond Dough-
ten are victims OF the grip.
Rev. John Warthman, OF Port Norris,
was renewing acquaintances here during
2 week n preached IN the M. +.
Cnurch Monday evening.
icy y. r. Downs attended the 1uneral
q g nephew at luckaho3e, on wednesday.
MIS-: mary Gates mas returned AFTER an
xtenue VISIT at vlneland.
Misses Bertha Cunard and LIZZIE Law
renee, q Tnliaaeiphla were guests OF Mr.
ana Mrs. Wm. Cunard over sunday
[ros belger and MISS Beatrice berger,
q niiaueipnia were entertalned AZ Dav-
q Henderson,s on sunday.
MISS agnes Juslice rs IepoISeo SICK.
a poaC loau q coal arrlVeu ior 0apc. =.
=: ~ SusS az g = lu - LA 49,
"a ". y; Z. Y: dl0 2 @ noiu tnelr
seml.mont my business meetlhg iuesoay
evening. Inc mex meeunR, rep. ~,
Will therefore De nelo al Mrs. GEORGE
hlGharu
Eugene SPARKS is having q mouse built.
MISS Mainle hopergs, OF upurn mas
Deen spending q lew Gays with Mrs. Fred
h1agier;
q ME-. sunday cchool report $I2 as
the missionary coliection last Sunday, an
increase IRON the previous month.
Mr.. ana MRS. James HOrtlnan, OF
a"b,rs. ,,;sst aadu Is uL.Ss Ilz1le Lluie' y
uoun vir,.eu harvey HoItnlan anu
wife part OF this week..
Samuel Picken is spending a few days
WIN IclacI wy ~ Muiiica Hill.
Samuel Harbeson moved on Wednesday
into part of the house his father. where
10 Mill forr W. Matars Ill =
nc VIII larin. WIN. WateTs VIII IN
to the house vacated by Mr.. HarbesOn.
Miss Linda Gho,,ldoru ~ S~u,oaoehoro
visited Miss Rebecca Barber on Tuesday.
It's generally understood that last Sat
urday. night is the last that our town is
to be lighted bv the lamps that have been
"a use Tor sometime past, as 1T is claimed
tnat the lamps are too expensive and the
money appropriated for that purpose has
Deer used. There is a strong talk OF Har-
vey Justice placing an electric motor in
connection with the mill md lighting the
tow W. 0y electrlclty.
Mrs. kezla Hampton and Chas. Hamp-
ton spent tuesday N wilmington.
oapt. ano Mrs. Benz. w. Weatherby
ave 9 ulnner q! their nome last Saturday
~ 5ioIlor q tneir nelce ana Mr..
a1lu WE. hlcnard =. Gaskln, OF Suffolk,
-. WIS. uaskin, 2 pride Of q lew weeks,
va" A iormerly MISS Anna Hurll.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Samnel S Suu s s:n;r g iocRs'
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph B. Green. MI. and Mrs,
g po ontllvan, MRS. Emellne Weatherby, OF
Mr. and Mrs. George y Mitchell n1en Iry M MI ani
Mrs. Samuel Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert
6 att MIS- Y Edith Moore, Mrs. Sarril Beck,
Mrs. VIM. England. Of An h1ue.g MY and mI- NM aru
Thomas H. Weatherby, Mr.. and Mrs. George
~. WeaSneroy, Master keasby Weatherby, OF
PENIS Grove. y. 0neoSihan' OF
sA.r1rr, prnp,cr
az.
u 49, ~ luoliuay VI pIagnts uiseaSe after
a Mlsp " weeks connnement 70 his bed.
~ rue IuIeral was neio at the mouse on
r!iuIsuay morning, interment IN the
rIienus puIying ground. he Kept a
snai. store at the railroad STATION from
Clle Ilme the railroad was Quilt IN 1876
until three e ago, e 1t was closed
O accoun Of his illness; He also con-
ducted q Goa YARD at the station until
TINS winter: AZ~
MI. Pedrlck was aged q and the oldest
son OF the late William Il. Pfdrick, Esq,