The Penn's Grove record., 1903-12-11

Dec. ga daughter was born to Mr..
and MA. Robert Waters on Dec. ].
Nellie, the second daughter Of Mr.. and
Mr.. George Swaverly, died last Wednes-
day of diptheria and was buried in the
Baptist Cemetery on Friday. The oldest
child is also very sick with the same dis
ease.
Master John Burk is quite sick with
tonsilitis, at National Park, where he has
been for some time.
George and Walter Doughten, of West
vile, aud Warren Pedrick, Of Phila.,
were home over Sunday.
Walter Riggs, of Dudley, was q visitor
at the home Of d. r. Morrison on Sum
day. SIS.
Church on Sunday after being closed for
two weeks, on account Of small pox.
The M. E. Church will be opened again
next Sunday. The M. E. Sunday School
will hold a Christmas entertainment in
the Church Christmas Eve.
School will begin again next Monday.
Miss Jennie Zanes and Oscar Thomas,
of Centre Square, were recently married
by Rev. G. F. Downs.
VIM. Foulk, of this place, and Miss
Linda Shoulders, of Swedesboro, form
erly of P~edricktown, we're married by
Rev. A. Lawrence at Swedesboro.
Miss Edna Casey who has been c0nfin-
ed to Hahnemann hospital, Philadelphia,
tor about eight weeks, where she has un-
dergone q serious operation, returned to
her home last Friday. Although ex-
tremely weak, Miss Casey returns inn
proved.
Howafd M. Justice has entered Banks
Business College, Philadelphia.
George Gaventa has bought George
Roberts farm and will move there.
Robert G. Tull has sold his double
house on Railroad Ave. to VIM. Huber.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Jamison and
daughter Eva and Miss Grace Waters, of
Philadelphia and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Waters, Jr., and son, of New York, visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Waters this week.
Mrs. James Pedrick has sold her store
recently occupied by Miss Edith Pedrick
as q millinery store, to q colored family
who will move it out Of town.
Miss Mary Holton is seriously indis-
posed.
Mrs. Ella Holton and Miss Marietta
Holton are spending a few days with
Rev. and Mrs. John Wagg at Bridgeboro.
Chas. Fred has sold his house he now
occupies to Wesley Hewitt.
Mi. and Mrs. VIM. F. Hunt visited
the family of Wilbert Beckett at Swedes-
boro on Sunday.
Master Orville Parker has returned af-
ter spending some time with Isaac Der
rickson and wife at Repaupo.
At the sale of the property of the late
Jacob K. Justice last Saturday, Edward
M. Justice bought the wharf property for
$1700, where for several years past, he
was in partnership with his father who
had q coal yard there. Capt. BENZ.
Weatherby purchased the homestead
and lot adjoining for $3.50. The n
share of Pedricktown Cemetery stock
was bought by Vim. Cawley.
At the sale of w. Lee Justices proper
ty sold the same day, VIM. F. Hunt
bought the half of the double house for
1915. The LIST lO-acre tract of woodland
wa bought by Amos Justice for $25 an
acre; the I'd by VIM. Huber for ST. an
acre; the Sd and 4th by Robert II. JUS
tice for $40 an acre. Six acres of mead
ow was bought by Robert H. Justice for
S. an acre. The farm was recently sold
at private sale to James O. Justice.
DR.. Charles Newton's 80 acres of wood
land was bid to S. an acre but not sold.
Dr.. James Ware, of Bridgeton, was q
visitor in town last week. =
Miss Carrie Hortman has b~een-s1ek
with tonsilitis. II.