Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-09
MuLLIcA HILL.

Judge and Mrs. E. Z. Stratton have as
their guests Mrs. DIR. Smith. Of Portland,
Oregon. Mrs Smith. nee Harker, is sister
Of Mrs. Stratton, and resided in Mullica
Hill when Miss.
ing congratulations on the advent OF son.
Fireman James Davis is rusticating Tor
two weeks.
John A. Ballenger is conyalesent and is
able to be down stairs.
verna Ballenger came TO her home on
Friday from Abingdon school for few
days.
Conductor Foust is somewhat indisp0sed
with rheumatism.
Wednesday, May LIST, was too damp TO
represent The Queen Of she May on ma
lures Yerdant carpet.
William Horner, who had slight stroke
Of paralysis week ago, is unable to leave
his room.
I Carr and Brother, of Alcyon Park, pro-
pose having skating rink for this seasons
attraction. "a
Il issaid druggist Finkeni has the finest
home garden in Mullica Hill.
New Jewels for the past sachems and
chiefs degrees in Huron Tribe Of Red Men
have arrived When the present regalias
are worn out, the wearing of regalias will
be OF the past.
DR.. Samuel F. Ashcraft is on the sick
list, and DR.. Heritage, Of Glassboro, is at
tending his patents.
4 Several persons from this town attended
the skating carnival at Glassboro Wednes-
day night, the 9th instant. Gs
A mad dog scare on Monday near Union
school house. recess time. No one knew
the dog. Will Norman shot the dog, it
was said to haye bitten two Of w. A. Jes-
sup's; he shot them.
Esquire Madara in Office George Ma
dara received his commission on Wednes
day, May list, Justice Of the Peace. He
is So years Of age, and weighs POI pounds.
The new Squire is on call for all kinds Of
business connected with his Office, and is
very popular.
Several farmers haye cut few crates Of
asparagus. Buyers were here last week
from New York and Boston. Winfield
Sishens sold one crate at fourteen dollars.
John A. Ballenger shipped his first crate Of
asparagus at $22.
The Woodstown w. CT. y. is arrang
ing to hold strawberry festival and cake
sale on Saturday, May is. Several are
going from here.
Mr.. Thomas Mounce, who resides on the
road to swedesboro, is i'll with neuralgia Of
the heart.
Mr.. j. Stratton took Messrs. Vernon
Burning, Lewis II. Parker and Ralph Nor
man spin through part Of South Jersey in
his fine automobile on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. John Ridgway. who was stricken
with paralysis and fell down stairs, is inn
proving.
The following is a list of advertised let
tiers remaining uncalled for in the Mullica
Hill post Office during the month Of April:
Robert BalIenger, Miss Irene Dennis, Mrs
John Gill, Mrs. Della Hill, Mrs. Edna
Moore. Mrs. John G. Onens, Miss NJ. Robe
man, Miss Mary Smith, Miss Nellie Will
Jams.
Mr.. Wallace Skinner has bought the milk
route in Mullica Hill, of CLARK Gardiner
and took charge on Monday morning Mr..
Skinner seems adapted for the business,
and no doubt viii succeed.
Harry s. French moved his family from
Philadelphia Wednesday Of this week in
their new residence on German street.
Miss Sara E. Somers, Of this vicinity, is
about TO start for Colorado, 80 remain six
months, and perhaps year.
The South Jersey Institute is about to
close.
The Mullica Hill boys from TO 10 yrs.
Of age, get one dollar day for dropping
plants in the fields.