Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-12-01

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the Winter in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dawson, Of Mon
roeville, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Edwards, corner Broad and High
streets.
DIR. G. G. Mccormick and wife, of
Sparrows Point, Maryland, have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John J Magee this
week
When returning from Philadelphia
Tuesday night, one Of Henry Grimshaw's
horses was taken with collie at Cooper's
/ Hill and died
Albert Turner has sold his pool bust
ness ia Woodbury. to John w Warrick, Of
Glassboro, and gone into the laundry bust
ness in Wilmington.
Mr. Edward Kroner, citizen of our
city, is now enjoying an advanced posi-
ton from assistant to a cashier OF the
Northern Liberties bank at Third and Vine
street, Philadelphia, Pa
on Saturday last VIM. p. Madara,
executor, sold the farm Of the late Jacob B.
Madara, located on the road from Rich
wood to Barnsboro, containing is acres, to
Allen G. Madara, for 81, AS.
Company / defeated the M. w. Taylor
basket ball team on Thursday night by a
score Of 81 to IS, Company l was defeated
Saturday night by the Olympia. Saturday
night they play Camden Reserves.
VIM. NJ Smith has bought the Sun
day newspaper route back from Thos- Kain
and will resume business next Sunday,
making the delivery from a carriage, as the
bundle is too large for delivery in the old
way
The Thanksgiving foot ball contest
between Woodbury. and Columbia Field
Club was one the best games Of the season.
Neither side scored although the locals
played the best game. Woodbury. will
play Haddoafield at Haddonfield on satur-
day
The State Board OF Assessors started
over the railroad lines Of the State last
Monday, in a private car for the purpose of
fixing the tax assessments for the coming
year A layman suggests that more ae-
curate guess of the value of the road-bed
could be reached by walking the ties.
The suit of Rev w. S. Mitchell against
Capt. B. W. Cloud was settled after the
jury in the U. S. Court was in the box.
The proposition of settlement was made
by the plaintiff attorney The suit was
for 1000 The terms of settlement are
private.
The first chapter Of the wonderful
story that everybody is anxious to read,
1.-The Simple Life appears in this issue Of
the DEMOCRAT. Hereafter we hope to be
able to give longer installments- This
story alone is worth the price of years
subscription SO pays to Jan. l, 1906
A man who gave his name as George
Gothic was seen sitting on the railroad
tracks between the station and Hunter St.,
bridge last Saturday evening just as
1 freight train was approaching. George
Redfed and Bert Cathcart dragged him
off and latter Mayor Ladd committed him
to jail
A Thanksgiving and thirteenth ami
versary Of the Prickett family was given by
the eldest sister, Mrs. Harriet Gaunt, at her
home on South Broad street A number
were present from Woodstown, Elmer
Camden aud Woodbury.. The reunion of
the family proved to be very enjoyable
one.
Charles Umbach one of the sporting
athletics of our city, was quietly married
Saturday evening to Miss Lennetto Locke,
of Hessian avenue, by the Rev. j, T..
I Howard, at the Kemb,e parsonage The
bride was attended by her two sisters,
Misses Emma and Sadie Locke. We wish
the happy couple much joy
An interesting missionary topic con-
sisting of the life and homes of the people
Of India was discussed at the regular
monthly meeting By the members Of the
Young Ladies Home Missionary Circle Of
the Presbyterian Church, at the home Of
Miss Gertrude Barker, of Newbold, on
Monday evening last Miss Barker is a
member Of this ircle.
Philadelphia's Busy Opticians.
We call the attention Of our readers to