Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-06-25
MULLICA HILL.

All aboard for Mullica Hill Are the
people Of this wide awake town to hear
this cry by the trolley conductor at Man
tua This question can soon be answered,
if our able citizens will come forth and
lend their help in this direction. Come,
gentlemen, don't have the ladies blame
you for not having trolley ride { In the
Good Old Summer Time).
Mr.. Edward Beal, of this place, has a
crop of white potatoes, the finest seen in
these parts this season, yielding 450 bas-
kets to the acre.
John Connell, of Baltimore, Md, spoke
in Friends Meeting House LIST Day night.
John Scott Davis, Supt. of Union Stock
Yard Co., of Lancaster, Pa, and wife,
spent Sunday with DR.. Samuel F. Ash
craft.
Mr. VIM. S. Dilks and wife have been
spending few days with relatives Of Lam
caster, Pa.
Our boys played ball with the Mantua
boys on Saturday last. The Mantua boys
beat, 5 TO 4.
There was quite meeting held in the
Friends Church on Sunday evening.
Mr.. George Pine has resigned his posi-
tion in the Union Store.
Mrs. Joseph Moore and daughter and
Mrs. Walter Dilks spent Sunday afternoon
with their sister, Miss Fanny Schilser.
Mr.. Jessie Fullerton, wife and daughter
Mary, Of Swedesboro. spent Sunday with
Mr.. Edward Hood and family on North
side of town.
Thomas Steward and family spent Sun
day morning with Mr.. John Ballinger and
family.
Mr.. III. A. Stiles has had the measles.
Miss Olive Scott, of near Evan, has been
visiting Mrs. Abbie Shute on North side Of
town.
Mr.. VIM. Costill and Mr. VIM. White,
Of Clayton, called on friends in this place
on Saturday evening.
Mr.. Frank Steward and family and Mr..
Thomas Steward and family, Of near this
place, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
Hiram Shute and family.
Miss Bertha Scott has been spending
some time with friends up Jersey.
Mr.. Charles Coles and family, of Moores-
town, spent Sunday with relatives in this
place.
Florence Beckett, of Paulsboro, is stay
ing some time with Miss Luella Allen.
While Mr.. VIM. Shute and lady were
out driving last Thursday evening the
horse took fright and ran away, breaking
the wagon pretty badly, but the occupant.
were not hurt, only shaken up little
Mrs. George Eldridge and son Roy spent
few days in Wilmington, DEL, with Mrs
/ Walter Daniels
Mrs. G. F. Ballinger and daughter Elsi,
called on their father, Mr.. George BALM
ger, on Monday evening.
Master Ralph Ballinger is visiting hi
cousin, Arman Kier, at Evan.
Mr.. Ralph Norman, now of Pitman
spent Sunday afternoon at his home in thi
place.
Meribah Harker spent one day last weel
with Mrs. Howard Pigeon, of near Jeffer
son.
Mr.. CIarkson Pigeon spent Saturday eve
ming in Woodstown.
Mr.. VIM. Carter and family, of Wood
bury, spent Sunday evening in this place.
/ Misses Mary E. and Anna Elliott, 0
near Evan, spent Sunday with Misses Ma,
and Alice Moore.
| Several from Evan and Redwood a tend
ed the Children's Day exercises held in th
Baptist Church on Sunday evening. Their
was crowded house to enjoy the delight
full program.
l. Miss A. B. Ballinger, of near this place
spent Monday with Mrs. Mollie Pancoast.
Mr.. Parker Steward and family, Of Jeffel
son, spent Sunday with Mr.. Albert Parke
and family.
Mrs. Vim. Archid, of Red Bank, is visit
ing her parents here.
Mr.. Lintner and family spent Sunda
with John Ballinger and family.
Miss Beluah Haines, of Mickleton, spen
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. John Ba
linger.
Mrs. John Steward and daughters
Bertha and Linda, Of Glassboro, spen
Thursday with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
H. D. Shute.
Mr.. Charles Dilks, wife and son, {
Barnsboro, spent Thursday with hi
brother, DR.. G. W. Dilks.
Mrs. Wade Heritage, of WenonaE
called on Miss Mabel Brown one day re
Gently.
Mr.. John Bill who is employed wit
Folwell & Bros, of Phila., and is
travelling agent for them, returned to hi
home in this place Saturday evening.
}, Mrs Smith and daughter spent Saturda
and Sunday with ]. J. Brown and family.
Miss Jane Wallace, of Phila., has com
to spend the summer with her friend, Mrs
R. Bill.
Mrs. Wade Heritage, Of Wenonah, ha
been visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Alic
Stratton, in this place.
Miss Ethel Shute, of Redwood, spen
Wednesday evening with her grandparent
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Allen and niece
| Of Paulsboro, have been visiting Mr. an,
Mrs. VIM. Allen in this place.
| DR.. G. w. Dilks, Mr.. Fimkim an,
Albert Parker, of this place, attended tn
Free Mason Lodge at Woodbury. on Wed
nesday evening last.