Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-15
LOCAL sRIEFs.

The Stokes building is having new
coat Of paint by W. H. D. Geiger.
There were three new members added
30 Company last Monday night.
William c. Knight is painting the Lee
Homestead, Broad and High streets
Joshua Dawson is spending few days
with his son Ralph, in Atlantic City
Luther Jones and family have taken
possession of their house at West End.
Mrs Henry Geiss, of WilIiamsport,
Pa, is the guest of A. Hoodless Locke.
Mrs ]. Sperry, of Oklahoma, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. ]. Christie.
ROBBERS Pedr,ck, Of Atlantic City, has
been recent guest of his parents here.
Miss jeanette Stevens is visiting her
smother who is i'll at her home in Maurice
sown,
DIR. and Mrs. Lippincott of Asbury
Park, have been recent visitors Of DR.. H.
Diverty,
Mr.. C. A. Waterman, who has been
very III for the past few weeks, is now able
TO be out again.
-Express Agent. Joseph A. Cloud, is i'll,
and his position is being filed by Peter
DeEigrench, of VineIand.
John Sampson has gone TO Glen Gar
diner Sanitarium, where he will remain for
SIX months for his health.
Miss Emma scbeer, of Ledgewood,
Morris county, has been a recent guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dehnert.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Redfeld spent
She earlier part of this week with A NJ
5 Rsdfeld, Jr, at Atlautic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Davis, of Salem,
nave been recently visiting Mrs. Frank
Penningfol Of Franklin street,
: The Seventh Day Adventists will con-
sinue their meetings in the old Chinese
laundry building on German street. "A
The local Republicans haye opened
headquarters in the Estell house at the cor
nef of Broad Sc. and Red Bank ave.
Mrs Georginia Wetzell, of Everett,
Mass, is spending sometime with Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick Bayer, of Penn street.
Miss Emily Dubois left on Saturday
aor Cleveland, Ohio, and will spend some
slime with her aunt, Mrs. Eva Warner.
Last Tuesday morning was the first
frosty morning of she season. The ther-
nemeter registered as low as 80 degrees at
5am.
The Young People Of the Central Bap-
aist Church are arranging for their Boston
Tea Thursday, November 9TH. Reserve
che date.
Charles, the youngest son of Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Sprigman, of Centre street,
dell from chair last Friday and dislocated
his elbow.
Plumber John ] Christie. while work
5Dg at J. D.Green Block one day last week,
fell from ladder and broke collar bone
aud one rib.
The Imperial Road Company have be-
gun work on the Crown Point road i'm
preyement, and invite the people to come
ont and see how it is done
Henry Meixuer, farmer near Ferrell,
was robbed Of she proceeds Of load of truck
Tuesday night, if is reported. Farmers
caght to 60 armed these days.
Rev. McIlhenny, rector of Christ
Church, this city, has accepted call to the
Episcopal Church Of the Resurrection at
Broad and Tioga streets, Philadelphia
Mrs. Alfred G. Garten and child, Of
High street, will sail from New York on
the ssCarania' next Saturday norning for
England to spend the winter with relatives
Our short adv. = service sells things,
seIls and rents farms and houses, supplies
wants, finds owners. Try it. Price one
cent word, but no adv for less than 25c
each issue.
james c. Griscom has left at our Of
nee heaping basket Of sweet potatoes,
taisen from four hills, grown by William
X Carson, using 1000 pounds OF J G. Girls
ssoIaS s fersiIizer per acre. From 50 hills 81
baskets we're taken. Who can beat itg
On Friday last Clement r, Ogden, one
OF the clssfAl force Of she First National
Bank, witnessed the parade in Philadelphia.
On Saturday he was not feeling we'll, and
"a sunday DR.. Campbell, the family ply
sicisn was called. On Monday p M, DIR.
VanLsnnep, Of Philadelphia, was sum-
uaoued. snd at 8 p. m, Of that day, an OPP
.srnticn removing the appendix Was perform
I'd. Az this writing Mr.. Ogden is doing
nicely.