Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-01-12
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mrs Jos. Henry has gone to Florida
for her health
VIM MacFarland has leased Green s
stock farm for another year,
John Anderson. Of West Deptford. is
slowly recovering from serious illness
Joseph Carr, the Pitman horse dealer,
is in the West selecting drove of horses.
Minister is making Closing Out''
sale Of clothing Read his advertise
ment
The Paulsboro Board of Education will
add Latin and Chemistry to their coarse
next month
The handsome doll at Higgins was
given to Mrs. Harry Clark, who held the
lucky ticket
The price of nitrate of soda, much
used by our farmers, is nearly double that
of last year.
Mrs Lucretia Umba left our city on
Monday to make her home with relatives
in Philadelphia.
Miss Maude Moon, Of Philadelphia,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. Bruce
Price over Sunday.
Mrs Rhoda Simmermon and Mrs.
Wentz expect to spend the balance of the
Winter in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Pierce, of Washburn,
Wisconsin, are the guests of Mrs. Pierce's
mother, Mrs. Glover.
Joseph t. Siekler, Esq, has been APP
pointed by the Court of Chancery receiver
of the Ogden Heights Land Company
--On account of the illness of pastor
Tomson, the evening service in the Presby-
terian Church was omitted last Sunday.
Thomas Black started for Illinois last
Saturday to buy load of horses for his
first sale at Westvlle on January %. See
adyer.
Charles n Bell, Clerk OF the Board of
Chosen Freeholders aud wife, celebrated
the twenty-fifth anniversary of their we'd
dug last Thursday evening.
Wood ward Marcus, a former resident
of this city, has entered the Marvland Col
lege to prepare for the ministry III the
Methodist Protestant Conference
la the Murphy Munyan sai5, reported
last week, Judge .Jessup has given judy
ment in favor of Murphy for S43. IS and
costs in the trial before Justice Stratton.
Capt Rice, the widely known fisherman
who for 20 years has drawn the net at
Washington Park, died at the home of his
son in Phila, last Friday aged 60 years.
Todd Hall, one of Baltimore's shrewd
detectives, who spoke IN the Union Meet
ings last Winter, spoke to large audience
in Central Y. NJ. c. A., of Camden, on
Sunday last.
David Walker, of Deptford township,
is in Jail on complaint of Overseer of Poor
Cunningham for non support of his wife.
He was arrested at Medford, aud com
mitted by Justice Davis
Gloucester county Republicans are
preparing TO turn ont in force at inaugnra-
ton OF Governor Stokes next Tuesday A
special train, leaving Glassboro, will STOP
at Ptman, Sewell, Wenonah Woodbury.
and Westvlile. Leader Rachor, Jr, expects
to have $50 men in line
The personal estate of John H. Brad
way will be sold at public sale on Tuesday,
January II. At the close of the sale the
Broadway homestead at the corner of Della
ware and Jackson SITS, will be offered al
public sale. This is one Of the finest resi-
dence properties in Woodbury..
Miss Harriet, daughter of the late VIM
Iszard, fell on the pavement last Friday
and broke her jaw bone, near the ear. Prof
Van Lennop. of Philadelphia, has paid hel
two visits in connection with her loca
physician. The fracture is serious one
and her escape from fatal injury a narrow
one
The Parkside teams came down Sat
nrday night according TO schedule. The
second team did not play anything ont o.
the ordinary, but the first team came az
to the expectations, and played a hard
fast game from the start. The score was
very close all through the game and when
time was called each side had scored sixteen
points and the game ended in tie. The
second team Of Company won their game
by the score Of % to IS Collingswood
team next Saturday.