The Penn's Grove record., 1906-09-14

Sept. l2-Miss Bertha Cunard has been
spending a week in Westville and Phil
adelphia.
Frank Fillmore, wife and daughters
| Alice and Edna, of Atlantic CITY, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Swaver-
~,
Mrs. Walter Cunard has been enter
tanning Miss Gertrude Prickett, OF Phil.
adelphia, for ten days.
Frank Gates, wife and children spent
Sunday with relatives at Haddon Heights.
Mrs. +. H. Holton, Mrs. Maria Pedrick
and Mrs. Sara Risner were entertained
by Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper, at Woods
town, on Saturday.
James Sweeten and wife spent Sunday
at wildwood, stopping at the Hotel JUS
tice.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Strimple, Mrs.
Herbert Parker and Thurman StrimpIe
have returned from a trip to Delaware
Water Gap.
Mrs. Harriet FirestOne and Miss Mary
McCune have been spending a few days
in Salem.
D. r. Morrison has moved into the
house belonging to the Jane Pedrick es-
tate.
Mrs. John Burk has returned after
spending the summer at National Park.
Arthur Shoemaker, of New York. is
spending ten days with Mrs. Freeland
Sparks.
Walter Cunard is making a business
trip through New York and Pennsylva-
MIA.
Miss Eva Jamison, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her grand parents Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Waters.
Miss Mile Reymer left on Tuesday to
join her sister Miss Lucy Reymer in Lin
coin, Neb. Miss Reymer expects to be
gone about a year.
A party composed of Mrs. Ebenezer
Sparks, Mrs. Freeland Sparks, Mrs. Geo.
Pedrick, Mrs. Mary Shoemaker, Mrs. Alb
ram Detwiler and son, Misses May Hurff,
Julia Leaning, Sara and Deborah JUS
tice, Maria and Mildred Sparks, Hamil-
ton Pedrlck, Arthur Shoemaker and Car
vel Sparks picniced at Dolbow's Landing
last Thursday.
Miss Lottie Sweeten has been spending
a few days with Mrs. Robert Diver in
PENIS Grove.
Mrs. Jay Crawford is spending a week
at home.
Mrs. George Pedrick is numbered
among the sick.
Mrs. Ebenezer Sparks, Mrs. Albert Ris-
ner and Mrs. Fannie Holton left on Tues
day for a few days stay at Delaware Wat
er Gap.
Rumor is current that George R. Ped
lick has bought of Adolphus Dean, the
old Hester Hopple property.
Mrs. Emanuel Black and children are
visiting relatives in Williamstown.
The barn on John Burk's farm recent
fy destroyed by fire is being rebuilt.
Mrs. Chas. Robinson and daughter, of
Atlantic City, and Mrs. Z. Scull, of Scull-
vile, are visitors with Mr.. and Mrs.
thomas Robinson.
Mrs. James Workman has gone to the
Wernersville pa Sanitarinm for a time,
where she will receive treatment. for
rheumatism.
Harry Johnson is spending sometime
at home.
The young people Of the Baptist Church
will hold AL entertainment in Red Mems
hall Saturday evening Sept. 22d. The
oyster Supper to be given by the NJ. E,
people has been postponed until Satur-
dsy Sep. 29th.
A surprise was given Frank Hall at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Huber, the occasion marking his 18th
birth day.
Miss Hannah Somers and Carl Greer
surprised their friends by being quietly
married late on Wednesday evening by
the Rev. S. X. Moore at the home oil the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Som
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. Green left on the
5 0 clock train Thursday morning for
trip.
w. Scott Picken will begin the work o
rebuilding his house at once. II