The Penn's Grove record., 1903-09-25

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y put MN on his feet in short order and
now ne testliies. Pm on the road to com.
piete road to recovery Best on earth fol
Liver and Kidney troubles and all forms Of
Stomach and Bowel complaints. Only SOC.
0arnanteed at Johnson's drug store.
PedricktOwn PenctlinRs.
Sept.-John Dougherty has sold his
house on Railroad Avenue to Samuel
Strengthen.
John Fawcett, wife and daughter Mel.
lie, and James Workman and wife were
visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hooven
OF Sharptown on Sunday.
spring.
Mi. and Mrs. James McNally drove
from Philadelphia recently and spent 4
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. toonav.
Howard Hewitt has moved from Eben-
ezer Sparks farm into part OF Albert
Stetser's house.
Samuel Picken, Of Woodbury., spent
Sunday with his parents.
MI. Harvey Foulk, and Miss Rebecca
Barber we're married Saturday evening.
Sept. 10, by Rev. E. E. Somers. Of Beth
Ell Church, PENIS Grove.
Mrs. Emma Thompson. of Woodbury.
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
SWeeten.
Rebecca, wife OF Samuel Strengthen
died from paralysis on Friday at the
Aims House, where she had been taken
some time previous for insanity. The
funeral was held from the house Of her
husband near here IN Tuesday. Services
in them. r. Church. Interment in Per
kintown Cemetery.
Mrs. Chas. Swaverly and daughter
Helen spent Monday in Wilmington.
+. p. SWeeten and wife returned from
Niagara Falls last Friday.
Mrs. George Pedrick has been spend
ing a few days with her daughter in Phil
adelphia.
Miss Caddie Doughten is visiting rela-
tiyes in Philadelphia.
James Strimple is clerking for Cawley
and Green this week.
George and Walter Doughten, Of West
vile, spent Sunday in town.
James Butler, of B~ridgeville, Del, Wis
tied his sister Mrs. Isaac Pedrick over
Sunday.
Mrs. James Morrison is reported i'll.
Lawyer J. w. Acton, Of Salem was in
town Monday.
Wilson Z. Justice died Of consumption
last Friday at the home of his sister Mrs.
Hannah Hunt, after an illness lasting a
year. The funeral services were held on
Wednesday in the NJ. +. Church, OF
which the deceated was a member for a
number of years. Interment in Perkin-
town Cemetery.
Albert Sparks will spend next week in
Northeast, Nd, his birth place, which
he has not visited since a boy.
Mrs. Florence Sheaf, of Chester, is a
visitor at the home Of Joseph Green.
Thos. Shoulders will not enter the
South Jersey Institute this term, and
will still continue in H. 8. Shoemaker's
store in Swedesboro.
Miss Julia B. Leaning entertained a
few friends at euchre on Monday even
ing. Among the guests were Mrs. EN-
ma Thompson, Mrs. Harvey Justice, Mrs.
George Pedrick, Misses Mary Justice and
| Lottie SWeeten. Mrs. George Pedrick
| gave a euchye party Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ebenezer Sparks has been spend
ing a few days with Mrs. VIM. Moran in
Ocean Grove.
MI. and Mrs. James Sweeten. Miss
| Lottie Sweeten and Mrs. E. THOMPSON
| were guests with Robert Diver and wife
in PENIS Grove on Sunday.
Frank Gates visited his mother in
Fairview, Pa, over Sunday.
Cooper Pedrick, Of Philadelphia, was
a visitor in town this week.
Miss Flora Picken was recently enter.
tanned by Mrs. Andrew Skinnell in Phil
adelphia.
Miss Linda Shoulders has returned tc
her home in SwedesborO, after being
very i'll in a hospital for several weeks.
Miss Shoulders returns very much i'm
proved.
Clinton Holton, Of Swedesboro, was
the guest OF Harrison Holton on Sunday,
Mrs. John Shultz is entertaining Mrs.
Lille Lock, Of National Park.
Mrs. VIM. Waters spent Sunday in
Paulsboro.
Mrs. Albert Justice and daughter Ruth
of PENIS Grove were visitors in town
this week.
John Burk and wife returned on Tues
day after spending the summer in Ma
tionaT Park.
Farmers are receiving $l.85 a barre
for sweet potatoes at the station this
week, and Sc. SO a ton for pumpkins.
Mrs. VIM. Somers, of Pennsville, visit
ed her daughter Mrs. Edward M. Justics
this week.
Mrs. Leslie Mitchell, of Philadelphia
and Reuben Hunt, of Bridgeton, wert
visitors with Mrs. H. J.. Hunt during til,
week.
Henry Barber and Thos. COrson, o
Philadelphia, we're among the visitors il
town this week.
Alarge fire occurred at the farm O
Thomas Weatherby, near Swedesboro
Wednesday morning at 5 o'clock. A Ian
tern exploded in the barn and set fire +
It, burning II, the crib house, wagon shed
heavy wagon, farming implements an,
some harness. The stock was all saved
SAFE BLOWN OPEN.
Pedricktown was aroused at 81
Thursday morning by the blowing opel
of a safe in Cawley & Green's store b,
professional burglars. The safe door we
blown completely off and into pieces,
piece going through the counter.
clock was knocked off the shelf and tW
large windows were broken. The burp
lars made an entrance by taking a pane
ont of the rear door. The safe was ne
and nothing in it but a revolver. Th
safe in the post Office was blown ope
about q year ago. II.
Adam Lawrence will sell about 80 acre
Of meadow grass on Norton's Island Sal
urday afternoon 26tff.
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