The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-07-17
Lemuel Hoffman is on the sick list


ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Neigh
Dor.
Miss Hunt, of Chester, has been
visiting Mrs. NJ T. Welsh for several
days.
Mr.. Strawbridge, of Philadelphia, is
occupying his cottage on the noun
tain.
Rev. and Mrs. H. Preston McHenry
are entertaining guests from New
York
Miss Grace Mum, of Mendham, has
been spending several days with her
parents.
John Stout, of Chester, is helping
our enterpriSing blacksmith, Angus
tus w Renkel.
Our ball team is rather slow in get
ting up a game of ball. Come boys,
don't be afraid.
Charles B, Henderson, is making ex-
tensive improvements on his Main
street property.
A large tally-ho party from Somer-
set Inn spent Saturday afternoon with
Mine Host Charles.
William Todd, of Philadelphia, is
spending the week with his mother,
Mrs. Emily S. Todd.
Mrs. William Voorhees, has been
spending several days with her sister,
Miss Emma Hoffman.
Miss Carrie Williams, of Califon. has
been spending several days with her
cictor MIRO Charles w TIel1
Leonard F. Philhower, treated
number of his friends to good apples
of the crop of 1902, on July 7,
Miss Mabel Noe, of East Orange, is
spending the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmer, on the mountain.
Madam rumor predicts another we'd
ding in town in the near future.
Boys get out your ''hoss fiddle"
John Cashier and Miss Struble have
been spending several days with Mr..
and Mrs William S. Swackhamer.
A stage load of our young people
spent Saturday at Budd's Lake. They
captured a few pond lilies, but no fish.
Mr.. Pangbom, of New City, N Y,
has moved to Naughright and is work
ing in the Standard Shoe factory
there.
Mrs. Eliza Knecht, of Allentown,
Pa, is summering with her daughter,
Mrs. William S. Delp, at the Lutheran
parsonage.
Mrs Floyd Woodruff, who has been
i'll here at the home of her father,
Elias M. Bartles, suffered a relapse
few days ago.
Mrs. Radie Hoagland and children,
of Newark, have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cleveland, for
tue past week.
Mahlon G. MANIFEST is spending the
week in southern Jersey, superintend-
ing the placing in OF a large heating
plant in hotel.
John j. Fields, the rubber million
aire Of Brooklyn, N. ", has opened
his summer cottage on the mountain
for the summer.
Elmer E. Howell has launched into
the butcher business. He has an ex-
tensiye trade at the boarding houses
on Schooley's Mountains.
Miss Hanna M. Hall has been en-
gagged to teach the young idea, show
to Shoot" in the Flocktown school,
this township, the coming school year.
Our farmers have about completed
the gathering of their wheat harvetS
and report the crop rather light
straw long enough, but heads short
and not we'll filed
Lawrence Hunt, who underwent an
oper9tion at the Plainteld Hospital
some weeks ago for a cancerous growth
| in the neck, lies in very critical con-
dition at his home on the mountain.
A, T. Swartz and family, of Jack
SonVille, Fla, who came here about
six weeks ago to spend ten days, are
still with us. Our little village has
attractions for those who enjoy quiet
ness and pleasure.
The Presbyterian Woman's Mission
airy Society entertained the members
of the Woman's Missionary Society OF
| The Flanders Presbyterian Church last
| Wednesday afternoon. A most de-
! lightful time was spent.
Those Chester girls hold a great in
| tluence over two OF our young men
one is taking lessons in the timber
business and the art of politics, while
the other Studiously pursuits his les
sons in lementary arithemetic and he
has nearly reached that point in adj
dition, when he can accurately state,
that one and one are two.
Silas Walters, near Califon, had his
leg broken in two places few days
ago and lies in critical condition at