Bridgeton pioneer., 1908-02-27
SHILOH.

Shiloh. Feb. 20. George Shute the
veteran toll collector at the Shiloh toll
gate will make sale OF his personal
property and move to Oedarville in
the spring. John Bowden will take
his place.
Victor Olsen Swede from New
York purchased the EIwood Garrison
farm at Marlboro and moved there
last week.
John Probasco has gone to Wash
ington D. O. to spend several weeks.
Mrs. Mary Geisinger has returned
to her home at the Seventh Day Mill
after spending several weeks in Phila-
delphia.
John Earnest of near Marlboro, in
tends going to Florida March Is
where he will run farm.
Lavern2 Davis left this week for
Wildwood for few days, after he re-
turns he will move his family to the
Orlando Bowen farm at Oohansey.
Robert Ayars and family will move
In the house vacated by Theodore Nc
Pherson.
Harry Bowen is in a hospital for
two weeks.
Henry Nelson butchered his hogs
Tuesday assisted by friends from
Bridgeton.
Charles Fox went to Philadelphia
recently and purchased horse.
State High School inspector Bevier
Of Trenton visited the Hopewell High
School Friday.
Walter MCPHERSON intends going to
California some time soon.
Mrs. Lewis Hummel of Marlboro is
entertaining company from Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Dawson
have been spending two weeks In
Riverton. Allentown, Trenton N. J..
and Philadelphia.
Irving Bonham was in Philadelphia
on business Friday,
Parnell Rainear Of Marlboro has
just completed filing a several hum
dred dollar order of railroad ties for
the Bridgeton and Millville Traction
Company.
Moses Winrow and family have
moved from Beebe Run to Bacon's
Neck.
Mrs. Booth O. Davis and son Stan.
ton Of Alfred, N. Y, are spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Hoffman.
Wesley Dawson of Philadelphia Is
visiting his parents.
Postmaster j. N. Tomlinson and
Cbarlie Tomlinson have gone South
for few weeks.
William Mulford was in Bridgeton
Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Bonham of Camden
County hal. s.been guest of Mrs. d. O.
Davis.
The meetings are being continued at
the Shiloh church.
Ben Davis and Harry Davis went to
Philadelphia to purchase horses.
Richard Jones of Marlboro has pur-
chased the Walter Davis House on the
pike and will move there in the spring.
Mr.. Hawn of Roadstown will move
to the Jones farm.
Robert Jones expects to 20 away to
school.
The Milk Shippers Union feel that
they are gaining ground. B. f. Ayars
the progressive secretary, has some
very neat billheads printed.
Shiloh. Feb. 25.-Miss Inez Minch
and Clarence Fogg, Of Stoe Greek !;
were married in, Philadelphia, Wed.
nesday. Feb. 10. Mrs. Fogg is the
Oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter L. Minch, of this.place. Mr..
and Mrs. Fogg:were given an old time
serenade at the MinchI home Thurs
day night.
Franklin Winrow. of Beebe Run
will move to Back Neck, Tuesday.
Gotlieb Gosman, of Cox's Corner,
postponed his sale on account of the
storm last Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. L. -Creamer spent Friday in
Bridgeton.
The Shiloh school held exercises
appropriate for Washington's Birth
day on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. A. s. Lupton attended the
Patriotic Tea given by the Daughters
of the American Revolution, at the
home Of Mrs. Joseph Tomlinson.
Miss Hannah Ayars, Of Marlboro,
has been spending few days In
Bridgeton.
Len Mixner, of Atlantic Oity, is
visiting his brother, Ohas. Davis.
Mrs. Maggie Glaspey Is i'll at the
home of Mr.. Eben Davis.
Charles Mixner will spend a week
In Atlantic City.
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