The Penn's Grove record., 1904-09-23
Pedricktown pencilings.

Sept. 21-Hamilton Pedrick is nursing
a sprained wrist.
Miss Edith Diver, of PENIS Grove is
spending ten days with Mrs. James
Sweeten.
Mrs. Guelma Barber fell down a flight
of stairs and was injured severely.
Harry Green and wife left on Monday
for a trip to Delaware Water Gap by
trolley.
Miss Katherine Kerns, of Wilmington,
spent Sunday with Miss Minnie Wlsher,
John Burk has moved back from Ma
tional Park.
The body of John Kaft, Of Philadel-
phia was found last Friday afternoon in
the river, neal the mouth of Oldmans
Creek, by David Lloyd, of PENIS Grove.
Coroner Shute was called and took charge
of the body. The man who had a small
cabin near Dolbow's Landing was in the
habit of coming from Philadelphia to fish
for a few days at a time, and it is sup
posed that while in an intoxicated con-
dition he was in his boat during the
storm on Thursday morning. Two sons
in-law of the drowned man claimed the
body on Saturday and it was taken to
Philadelphia for burial.
The Misses Linda and Lydia Titus are
spending two weeks in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Parker, of Phil
adelphia, and Mrs. Harry Holdcraft and
daughter, of PENIS Grove were guests at
Senator James Strimples over-Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Quint, of Collingswood,
spent Sunday with Frank Titus and wife.
Rev. S. K. Moore and Rev. Willis
Reeves, Of Bridgeport, exchanged pulpits
last Sunday morning.
Miss Nellie Fawcett has returned from
a five weeks visit with relatives in Cam
den and Philadelphia.
Leslie Swain, operator at the Salem R.
R. Station, with his wife spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Fawcett.
Frank Doughten has taken the Sunday
newspaper route.
Clarence Jordan has moved into a part
| of George Pedrick's double house in South
Pedricktown.
Albert Sparks, wife and two children
| will leave on Oct. l, for North West, Md.
to remain several days.
Mrs. Samuel Pedrick is spending {
week with relatives in PENIS Grove,
Mrs. Wilmer Flitcraft, of Woodstown
is visiting among relatives.
Nicholas Holeton, of National Park
has been spending several days with JOIN
Shultz and wife.
Mrs. Samuel Gabel, of Camden, Franz
Shoemaker, wife and two children, 0
Rochester, n. Y, we're guests with Mis-
Ann Davis.
Mrs. Mabel Park spent Sunday will
relatives in Camden.
Master Ralph Cooney gave a party to
number of his young friends on Monda.
afternoon, the occasion marking his 5tl
birthday. Among his guests were tn,
Misses Helen and Miriam Sweeten, Ma.
Cunard, Tina Strimple, Bessie Peterson
Edna Corson, Edith Gates, Marietta Hol
ton, Messrs. Wallace and Walter Strim
pie, Frank Gates, Jr., Preston Sweetel
and John Burk.
Master Allan Holeton has been sick TO
a few days.
VIM. Waters has moved into Mrs
Mary HUMPHREYS house vacated by VIM
Haggerty.
VIM. Williams has moved from Auburn
into the house with VIM. Chew.
Herman Coles, of Daretown, is assist
ing Station agent Richman.
Mrs. G. Warner and daughters, c
Philadelphia, Mrs. S. Rusher, of Bridge
port, spent last week with Mrs. Chas
Fred.
Miss Mary Anderson is spending some
time in Swedesboro.
Miss Anna Swaverly has returned afte
spending the summer &C National Park.
Miss Julia Leaning will spend ten day
at Cape May aud Dennisville.
Miss Elizabeth Davis has one to Phi
adelphia where she will enter a medicf
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Kuhlmaun, Mise
Mary Fulmer, Name DeGarcia and MI
VIM. Kuhlmaun of Philadelphia, wei
/. guests with Mrs. James Workman ove
Sunday.
, sos were taken in at the supper bel
last Saturday night of which $50 is clea
Abram Detwiler moved to Wilmingto
this week.
Reuben Pedrick and wife, of Philade
: phia, were guests at James Pedrlck
over Sunday.
Reuben Hunt, of Bridgeton, visite
his mother, Mrs. III. j, Hunt during tt
= week.