The Penn's Grove record., 1903-09-11

frank IaIes spent Sunday in Camden.
mrs. uates accompanied by Mrs. George
Kapp returned with him.
Hubert Shoemaker and wife. OF Phil
adeiphla, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeland Sparks.
Joseph, the infant son OF Eugene and
Laura Sparks died ON Saturday. after
nelng III but a short time, and was bur-
LED IN the Baptist Cemetery Tuesday.
John Williamson and wife. Of Phil
adelphla, We're guests at Fl. II. Holton's
I'VE Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel Stanley is spending some
time with Mrs. VIM. Beckett.
Miss Lucy Smith, OF Salem. has been
spending a lew days with Mrs. Sarah
Risner.
Robert Comotype and wife, of Ash
land, were entertained by Postmaster
and Mrs Green over Sunday.
Miss Minnie johnson, of Camden.
spent the past few days with Miss May
Strimple.
About $50 was taken in at the NJ. E..
supper last Saturday night of which S58
is clear.
a daughter was recently born to Fran
ces Peil and wife.
Frank Titus will pick a second crop OF
| strawberries.
Miss Bertha Kline has returned to her
home in Salem after spending ON time
with Mrs. Frank Ferguson.
Miss Jennie Layman has been visiting
the family Of Rev. Quinton Davis in
| Camden.
The Misses Sadie and Minnie Bowen.
OF Philadelphia, were visiting Miss Jane
Clark recently.
Oliver Justice, Of Camden, spent part
of this week in town.
Robert Diver and family, OF PENIS
Grove. and Miss Linda Reeves, of Woods
town, were guests at James Sweeten's on
| Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Morrison and son who have
been spending the summer here have re-
I turned home to Philadelphia.
Frank Janison, wife and daughter
Eva, OF Philadelphia, were guests with
| Wm. Waters over Sunday. Miss Grace
| Waters returned with them.
Joseph Youker and daughter, OF Sa-
lem, were in town Saturday.
Jacob Fell moved last Thursday in AL
bert Sparks house.
DR.. E. Patterson, of Philadelphia, is
treating Frank Tighe for a cancer on the
| nose.
Robert C. Tull and wife, of National
Park were visitors at Josiah Crispin's
| over Sunday.
| Harry Justice was home from Philadel-
{ pilia owe Sunday.
A letter Of recommendation has been
| granted Edward Clark by the baptist
| Church and he will enter Crozief Semin-
afy tept. Is, to prepare Tor the ministry.
Miss Caddie Doughten has suffered a
| slight relapse.
| DR.. j. B. Ware and wife. Bridgeton
were guests with Mrs. Ruth Justice over
Sunday.
H. 81. Holton and wife spent Monday
| in Swedesboro.
Frank Norton is the leader for the ED.
worth League next Sunday evening.
Mrs. John Wagg has returned to her
/ home in BIidgeboro.
Chas. SWaverly spent a few days re-
| Gently in Delaware.
Wilbert Beckett and family, ofSwedes.
boro, spent. Sunday with Mrs. fl. J.
| Hunt.
Thos. Corson, OF Phila., was among the
| visitors in town over Sunday.
Harry Able and wife and Miss Name
DEG arcia, of Philadelphia, were visitors
| with Mr.. and Mrs. James Workman ovel
| Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Conney and daughter KATE
and Miss Mildred Reymer have return,
ed after spending the summer in Ocean
| Grove.
P. P. Sweeten has gone to Niagra Falls
to be absent about a week.
Miss Carrie Strimple is slowly improv'
ing.
Farmers are reporting plenty of vines
but a scarcity OF late tomatoes.
Rev. John Davis who has been study
ing in Leipsic Germany, for about four
teen months has returned as pastor OF the
Baptist Church again. He occupied the
| pulpit for the first since his return, last
Sunday evening, and was heartily vel
coined by his congregation. Rev. James
Davis who has been pastor in charge
during his brothers absence will return
to Crozier.
Miss Bessie Davis, principal of the Au,
burn school, visited at Norman Layman'i
this week.
Miss Florence Lummis, OF Woodbury.
has been spending a few days with hel
parents.
Miss Agnes Justice, of PENIS Grove
was in town Wednesday.
The mill was kept in operation al
| night Tuesday for the first. Harvey Jus
tice has secured a miller from Chester fol
night work with VIM. Waters as engineer
Mrs. Mary Pomeroy and Mrs. FL. A
| Armstrong, OF PENIS Grove, were yisi
tors with David Firestone and wife Wed
nesday.
The w. C. T. U. has disbanded for the
present.
Miss J. B. Leaning was the guest 0
Capt. and Mrs. W. Albert Justice il
PENIS Grove over Sunday.
Rev. James Davis will leave On Satur
day for Providence, R. i. to remain ter
days.
A public reception will be given Rev
John Davis in the Baptist Church this
Friday evening, the 18th, by the mem
bers Of the Church and congregation.
Frank Gsventa and wife spent Sunday
in Wilmington. II.
The public will remember The sensation
ever the departure of Rev. John Davis
| the first week in June last year withou1
explanation to his congregation nor tc
| Miss Agnes Justice, who had made pre-
I paraftNns to marry him tire week he left
| for Enfepe. A warrant has been waiting
| for him since and on Wednesday Sheriff
| johnson serveda summons on him tx
appear at a special term Of court in sa
Hem next Friday 18TH to answer a sui
for breach OF promise. H s. Scovei, o
Il Camden, will represent Miss Justice ane
LION. W. Acton will defend Mr.. Davis.
Fearful dds Against Him.
Bedridden, alone and destitute. Such in