Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-07-30

OHOOb A.OW4Ct las pSCd odhADE OIL OutiD&
for two weeks along the coast from Cape
May TO Atlantic City
Warner Ruscher is convaIescing after his
recent serious illness.
Mr. and Mrs George Gaunt and son of
MuIlica Hill were in town on Monday last
Mrs. Gaunt was entertained by Mrs. Carrie
Allen.
Miss Bertha Richman is visiting her
friend. Miss Ruth Lutte at Tuckahoe, n. j.
Mrs Clifton Allen has been entertaining
her cousin from Camden, Mrs. Minnet.
Mrs. Swartz and daughter of Philadelphia
are guests of Mr. andMrs John Mounce out
on the farm.
Our Sunday-sehool will picnic this Fri
day at French's grove, Pennsgrove. Going
on the sos a M. train.
The fishers Uniop OF our church are in
tending TO furnish bulletin board for the
church, which will be placed on the church
lawn with the announcement and subjects
for each Sunday service. With the assist
ance of these young men We are getting to
be quite up-to-date church folks
Mr.. Torbert is expecting TO entertain his
mother from Salem again this summer, who,
it will be remembered is now in her 10lst
year.
There was quite a large audience last
Sunday evening at church to bear Pastor
Whitton's subject, The Return of the Pro-
digal, which surely was very ably deliv
ed.
ion of Salem have been spending short
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daughter
Mrs. Ellen Mats of Bay City, Mich, ar
rived in town on Saturday evening last, and
is now visiting her mother and brother,
Frank Holdcraft.
The body OF Mrs. Harriet Holton) Ham
schel of st. Louis. Mo was brought from
that city by her daughter to this, her nat
tive town for burial. The body arrived
here on Saturday morning last and thefun-
eral was held from the home OF her nephew,
George Steelman on Monday morning last
Deceased was sister of Mrs. Margaret
Steelman and leaves one daughter, Mrs.
Pauline Hail. in St. Louis, Mo. Her age
was 81. She had been an invalid for two
years
Pastor Wilton s subject for next Sunday
morning, August 2nd is, IA New Life;;n
evening subject, Esther, she innocent,
threatened by evil "
Samuel Dunk is spending his vacation at
Atlantic City. in company with cid friend
Arthur Dugan, Of New York, formally OF
our town.
Miss Isa Hen1rickson OF our town has
been an inYalid for about six months. She
is now being treated by a specialist OF Phil
adelphfa, but seems TO show no improve
ment yet. Many friends are hopeful for
her.
Mrs Struby Of Beverly is visiting at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. J. S. Tfuitt-
The boats are in loading tomatoes for the
lean houses The farmers are getting II
cents per basket this Tuesday. Pity we
can have can house here of oursown and
use all the tomatoes right at home and save
the expense of shipping. Then the grow
ers would realize better price.
G. G. Holdcrafs is ssill on the sick list,
though somewhat improving at this writ
ing
Mr.. Fox of Salem ,one of the tomato buy
ers is stopping at the Eureka"
Miss Reba Whitton entertained Que day
last week one OF her Normal School friends.
Browning Lawrence is very i'll at his
boarding place in South Dakato. This
Wednesday morning word comes that he is
somewhat better Sympathy is extended to
his sister here IN her anxious hours for his
recovery.