The Penn's Grove record., 1903-08-28

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Gently entertatlied the lollowlnexguests:
Mss. Kate jordan and aons, Miss Blanche
Berlin.
Mn. Sarah Hewitt, 81 Pouehkeepsie, N.
Is, has been visiting Mrs. Hannah J..
About $50 went with the Junior League
and picniced in Fenton Woods last Fri
day.
the guest Of Mrs. 6ilas Pedrick on We'd
needay.
Miss Florence Lumis, Of Woodbury.,
has been spending q few days with her
Roy Waddy and wife, Of Philadelphia,
recently visited with Miss Julia B. Lean
ing.
Miss Hazel Carmen, of Camden, is
spending ten days with Mrs. Emma Cnn-
ard.
Mrs. Frank Stetser and children, Of
Penn's Grove, spent last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Stacy Holet0n.
John Sullivan will move to Philadel-
phia next Monday.
Miss Lottie Harrington spent part of
last week with relatives in Camden.
Mrs. Isaac Pedrick and Miss Edith
Gates were visitors over Sunday with
VIM. Braker and wife in PENIS Grove.
Miss Mary Braker accompanied them
home. Il
James Workman and wife spent Sunday
in Penn's Grove.
Thos. Batten, Of Philadelphia, visited
Edward N. Justices on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Jamison, of Philadelphia,
and Robert Waters, of New York, have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Waters.
Thos. Weatherby and wife, Of Swedes-
boro, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Hampton.
John Fawcett wife and daughter have
returned from q visit in Camden. Mr..
Fawcett witnessed the launching of the
cruiser Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Samuel Stanley visited in Bridge.
port last week.
George Doughten, Harry Justice and
Warren Pedrick, of Philadelphia, were
home yer Sunday.
VIM. Dean, of Bridgeport, visited Adol.
plus dean on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jordan have been
spending q few days in Absecon.
Raip Parker recently visited in New
port, N. ].
Mrs. Kate Elliott, of Camden, is visit.
ing Mrs. VIM. Morrison for . few days.
David Henderson wife and daughter
spent Sunday at National Park.
Alex L. Justice has bought Jas. Work
mans shop and has moved it to she creek
where he will use it for an Office.
Mrs. James Harrington is very i'll. Mrs.
Levi G. Justice 10 improving.
Mrs. Jos. Haines, Of New York, is Wis
iting at Samuel Doughteu's.
Mrs. Hannah A. Armstrong, Of Penn't
Grove, spent Wednesday with Mrs. Da
vid Firestone.
School will reopen Tuesday, Sept. 8.
The M. E. Sunday School will hold
Reasonable supper" in Red Mems Hal
SATURDAY, September s..
Capt. BENZ. Weatherby had his gold
watch and chain stolen from the cabin O
the steamer Elsie Weatherby while lying
at q Philadelphia dock recently.
Peter Draybold has sold his farm x
an italian for $500. Norman Laymer
has also sold q small tract OF land to {
party Of Italians.
H. H. Holton ann wife spent Tuesday
in Woodstown.
Miss Linda shoulders mas undergone I
successful operation for 9 serious inward
trouble instead of cancer OF the stomach
and is slightly improved.
Arthur Hertz is still in a very precari,
GUS condition. Miss Carrie Strimple con
tinues very low and Caddie Donghten il
improving slowly.
Mrs. James Justice spent part OF THU
week with her son Howard Justice II
6~wedesboro.
Matthew Kidd, wife and daughters, O
Penn's Grove; Mrs. Andrew Skinneli, O
Philadelphia; R. r. Mitchell and wife and
| Mrs. Emma Pedrick were entertained By
6snHel Holdcraft and wife last Thurs
day. H..
The cantaloupe crop is q complete fail
ure in this region and only g few melons
have been sent to market. The steamer
Elsie Weatherby took about 500 to Phil
adelphia last Saturday and they were solo
for from s. to SIP.
Harvey S. Justices mill is very busy
It is now run until 8 O'Clock in the even
ing and would be run all night If compet
ent men could. be employed.
Those who have to travel the over
flowed causeway hope the Supreme Cour'
will sosn give a decision compelling It x
be raised above high tide by Logan town
ship.
A few sweet potatoes are being dug. 81
a crate was paid on Tuesday at the sta
ton.