The Penn's Grove record., 1905-02-10
Pedrlcktomn PenciIInes.


eb. Samuel Holdcraft, Scott Pick
Eli md Mrs. VIM. Huber are new addi-
5i5ns to the sick list.
Mrs. Sarah Bright, Misses Carrie Strim-
PIE, Lillian Chew, Nettie Picken, Myrtle
GaFenta aud Mary Cawley were among
Lose who were examined at the recent
;hers' examination in Salem.
Irs. Kate Cooney has been visiting in
T ladelphia.
ev. Alfred Wagg, D. D., of Red Bank,
9 J., has been visiting at Thos. l. Hol-
Is.
daughter was born to Samuel Car
and wife Friday, Feb. 3.
rank Titus and wife have returned
a a visit with relatives in Ceilings
v I'd.
has. Sparks is undergoing treatment
ne eyes, in the University hospital,
li ladelphia.
RS. Rebecca Swain has returned from
a' extended visit with relatives i'll Cam
and Philadelphia.
easily Weatherby is i'll with the
nps.
red Kregler and wife entertained
l.. Cook and family, Of Salem, over
day.
AIRY Walton has moved into his new
Sc.
RS. Elizabeth Peterson was quietly
most pleasantly surprised at her
nome last Saturday afternoon, the oc-
eas. on marking her seventy-ninth birth
cay. The time passed very pleasantly
3 a singing and social intercourse. A
oounteous supper was prepared and
his tlIy enjoyed as well. Those present
nee Rev. S. X. Moore and daugh-
ter Lola, John Burk and wife, VIM.
BUr k, wife and son, FRANK Titus and
~ g, Chas. Peterson, wife and daughter,
q t. Weatherby and wife, Walter Gun
srd and wife, Mrs. Amanda Shultz, Mrs.
F,uma Cunard, Mrs. Stacy -Holeton,
Kisses Lavenia Davis, Virian Haskell,
LICE Henderson, Geneva Dilks; Claude
i'll skett, Leon and Chas. Hunt, Edward
aid Erwin Cunard.
Hiss Ann Davis a well known respect
and life long resident of this place
lsi very suddenly at her home last Sat
l-3ay of acute gastritis and other COM
ations, her death occurring just forty
ut hours from the time she was taken
She was sixty five years of age. The
ir eral services were held in the M. E.
larch on Thursday. Interment in Ped
ricktown Cemetery.
Mrs. Melvina Shoemaker who has been
for some time with her son in Kansas
City, spent part of this week with her
daughter Mrs. Freeland Sparks. Mrs
Shoemaker will return to the west in a
short time.
Mrs. Edna Lynn writes from her new
home that she is delighted with the
Snrfh uItI Nl,n A,ADl4 AIa ot,tkry n,NI
the climate buI states that during the re-
cent cold wave it REGISTERED Is degrees
with them. Mrs. Hubert Shoemaker
will join her husband in the South in a
short time.
Precisely at noon each day may be
heard the ringing of the church bell
which is a signal for those all over the
town who are interested in the revival
meetings, offer a silent prayer for special
blessings on the meetings. Through the
efforts OF Rev. S. K. Moore the store
keepers all over the town consented to
close their doors at 7.30 P. NJ. this week,
in order that all may attend church.
The Ushers Uniou of the Baptist church
is preparing to give the drama Village
Belle.
Miss Nellie Fawcett and Thos. Kelly
were guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hooven, OF
on Saturday.
James Duffy and wife, of Woodstown,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Cooney.
Mrs. Harriet Firestone and Miss Mary
McCune attended tie funeral Of their nep-
hew, John Armstrong in Camden OH
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ruth Justice is i'll with the grip.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Park, a
son, Tuesday Feb 18th.
Johnson Shoemaker and Frank Shoe
maker of Rochester, N. ", attended the
funeral of Miss Ann Davis on Thursday.
1t is currently reported that Richard
Corson has bought a wheelwright shop
in Woodstown OF Jerry Callahan and will
move there.
Chas. Dennis moved off Albert Ris-
ner's farm on Wednesday. Thomas
Daniels of Jacksonville, succeeds him
on Charles Hampton's place.
Wilbert F. Justice was severely kicked
on the leg on Wednesday by a horse that
he recently bought. 1t was supposed
at first that his leg was broken near the
ankle.
Adolphus Dean of National Park, visit
en- here during the week.