Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-01-29
PERSONAL PROPERTY
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Almost anybody can have the grip
nowadays.
Take your supper with the Presbyterian
ladies tonight.
-Gussie Buohl, Augustus Prehl's grand
son, has diphtheria.
The February term of our county
courts will begin next Tuesday.
Councilman Henderson continues to
improve in health and activity.
Muller Bros have installed hot water
heating plant in the DEMOCRAT Office.
"A pay telephone exchange has been set
up in the Court House by the Eastern Com
pany.
Mrs Emma Blencoe, of Philadelphia,
formerly of this city, is very low with
pneumonia.
Coal seems to be freer again, as all our
dealers are enabled to distribute small
quantities.
Prisoner Sites, who escaped from
Deputy Sheriff Springer last Tuesday even
ing is still at large.
Announcement of the Feb. examina-
ton for teachers certificates will be found
in another column.
Clarence P. Eyre, of Chicago, spent
last Sunday with his sisters, Mrs. Isaac
Buzby and Mrs. Joseph Knight.
"A regular meeting of Friendship Fire
Company will be held Tonight when an
additional member will be elected.
Jos. Carr, of Pitman Grove, is in the
far West buying drove of horses to be sold
at Pitman. He promises to bring back a
fine lot.
Snow fell to the depth of about six
inches Saturday night, but it was of the
light variety and didn't develop good
sleighing.
-Paulsboro people are daily looking foI
a AZ. 900 express package from millionaire
Carnegie, with which to build library
building.
County Clerk Ridgway is confined tc
his house with cold. When Frank get'
knocked out, other people don't have tt
apologize for giving up, too.
IF you have anything to sell or desire
to bny anything, you can tell nine thou
sand good people Of the fact through thu
DEMocRRT's advertising columns.
The initiation team of Woodbury.
Lodge No. 81, o. U. A. NJ, will go t.
Glassboro tomorrow, Friday night, to in
stall members into the lodge of that place.
-Thorofare Grange, No. 50, P. of H.,
will attend divine service in Thorofare M
II Church next Sunday evening, Feb. /, a
> IN o'clock. The members will assemble
in Grange Hall at z o'clock. All members
are requested to be present.
-Reviyalists Mitchell and Litsingel
who have been conducting meetings in the
M F.. Church since New Years Eve.
terminated the services last Monday even
ing. There have been about thirty con
versions during the services.
According to our Wenonah correspon
dent that Borough has street SUPERVISE
who cleans the snow from the sidewalks
Wenonah is one ahead of Woodbury. II
that regard. Here cleaning snow from
sidewalks is a case of do it if you choose
and we regret to say, many don't choose.
The Hardingville and Terrell pos
offices were discontinued on January l4sh
and the patrons of those offices now recelV'
their mail by free delivery from Monroe
vile. The change is approved ny peopn
residing remote from those Offices, bus thos
adjacent to the post Office prefer them q
the free delivery.
-Rob,t Joyce, aged so years, died sud
denly at the home OF farmer ). J. Coseello
near Wenonah, last week, Wednesday, ans
Coroner Stout gave certificate OF deasl
from Bright's disease. Deceased was O
irish birth, and has no known relatives Il
this country. The remains were interre'
in Gloucester yesterday
The remains of Robert P. Shull, VIII
died SO suddenly at Chicago last week
wednesday, reached Woodbury. on SatuI
dav. and funeral services were held at hi
home on Monday evening, the remain
being conveyed to Deerfeld Tuesday morn
;ng for interment A delegation fror
Florence 1Ns Lodge, F. & A. N. accompanie
4be body to its last resting place.
-About january LIST, a smooth tongue
solicitor. protesting to represent youth
ra,n,,anion and Christian Endedror Wcrt6
t 9Sss Two subscriptions at 50, took sewers
orders ord in Woodbury., but his conhding pa
IONS s1 have not received the publications, an
YoatE,s Companion disavows any Know
ed H,.. Of him. Woodbury. is simply oyel
Tn5 with solicitors Of every character, an
neople should exercise great precauslon
dealing with them.