Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-10-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.

artised in another column.
lrs. Reuben Bebee has moved from
kins street to New York City.
&c. c. Clark and son advertise wool
Ste and public sale Of potatoes.
Mrs. George E. Pierson is enjoying a
8 with her son in New York City.
Miss Josephine Miller who occasionally
= in the M. E. choir, is quite i'll with
sloid fever.
miss f. L. wilkins and the young
les employed in her Office spent Sunday
StIantie City.
Another factory o. the Woodbury.
tie Works would be started is if boys
,Ald be secured. 10
Mr. C. F. Geppert Of North Woodbury.
having his meat store enlarged. c. NJ.
fret. is doing the work
LAST Friday October 18th was the four
{adred and fourteenth anniversary Of the
ooyery Of America
Farmers, when you are in Woodbury.,
I'D in Kniselps, harness store, look at
line of horse blankets and robes.
k-Mr. and Mrs. Richman Of Philadel-
Ia were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Els Of Of Hopkins street last Sunday
Rev. Sam Jones, the evangelist,
Jed in a sleeping car berth on an Arkansa
i road Sunday night. He was about So
ars old.
Mr.. ADdew RedfeId and family and
Geoaee Redfeld Of Atlantic City were
Ting their parents on Delaware street
s. Sunday.
Theodore Geisel Who has recently pnr-
sased the laundry business Of McGinnis is
" using handsome new wagon purchag-
Irom Augustus Prehi:
Mr.. Burrows Sheppard, who has been
Aployed in-Salem W. Va. as blower has
len compelled to return home to under go
ID operation for fistula.
Mr.. Roscoe Budd, who has been in the
Employ Of the Blasius Piano Company, has
accepted position with the Cunningham
Piano Co., Of philadelphia.
Warner Underwood and wife are
pending ten days at Mr.. Underwood's
soyhood home in Pennsylvania. He ex-
sects to kill bear or two this week. lok4
mr.. Thomas Wallace of Centre street.
2hderweut an operation last week for a
4taraet on the eye At the present writ
81, Mr.. Wallace is doing very nicely.
Miss Matte G. Batten will hold her
snnual sale Of painted china in the sewing
aachine room, corner of Broad and Cooper
itreets on Monday, the 22nd inst. afternoon
I'D evening.
Miss NJ trgaret Lay, who has been en-
6loyed for several years as bookkeeper at
Stokes, has accepted position at Dannen-
nauer's of Camden. Miss Bertha Carson
succeeds Miss Lay.
The marriage OF Alice Lillian, daughter
oE Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Green and
liz. James McGiincy, viii take place al the
Green home near Pedricktown on Wednes-
lay, the S0th inst.
Former Judge. Edmund JONES' Of
sranklinvilIe. who has been seriously ill
for long time, was present at the opening
oi Court on Tuesday morning, and was
greeted by many friends
Pennsylvania dairyman, who ship their
milk to Philadelphia, have given notice to
retailers that they propose to raise the
Wholesale price Of milk from 70 81 cents
81 quart within the next three months.
Mrs. Cordelia Davis, and her daughters
Mrs. John 7. Kirkbride, started Monday
for Los Angles, California, to
visit Mrs. Davis son who resides there.
they will make stops at Chicago, Den yer
and Salt Lake City.
AT the September meeting Of the
woodbury. Loan Association two loans Of
SIS 800 and ST 400, respectively, were sold
as 6 per cent premium, with Newbold prop
psrty as surety, and one loan Of $500 on
woodbury. property, at the same premium.
Mr.. andrew Carey and family baye
o3ne to Camden for the winter, and will
make their home with their daughter. Mr..
Carey's home has been beauti6ed by a
fresh coat Of point, by Mr.. w. D. Geiger.
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