Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-09-24
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Bibo7s Jumbos are better than eyer.

Bibo's Jumbos are better than eyer.
THE farmers are cutting corn.
Mrs. Lewis Jessup is spending ten days
in Atlantic City.
4 See advertisement of railroad excursion
f&o Niagara Falls.
Letter carrier Brodwater is spending a
Jew days at Port Norris.
james Hutchinson and wife are spend
ing two weeks at Ventuor.
Lewis Curtis has joined his brother-in-
aaw at Montrose, Colorado.
With Republicans at the bat, Wood
bury went wet by SO majority.
Mrs. Sarah Paul and Miss White have
returned from Cape Mry after successful
season.
Miss Josephine Madden has accepted a
position as stenographer for Daniel Num-
ford.
-Rev. E. B. Price, and wife, of Pho-
nixYille, were visiting friends here one day
East week.
"A. s. Wilson Is now selling the auto
car runabout equipped with top and gas
lamps for $500.
Walter S. Horner and wife OF Nashua,
N. H., are spending two weeks with Mr..
Horner's parents in this city.
Mrs. Henry Pratly, Of Hopkins street.
who has been visiting Scotland for four
months, has returned home.
Alfred Twells left on Monday for
Princeton where he is taking examination
so enter Princeton University.
Reuben Ewes, of the First Ward, will
follow the farming business next year, hav-
ing taken farm near Repaupo.
Frank Fish was presented with band
some gold watch and chain from his parents
in honor of his twenty-fiEst birthday.
Earl Oliver. formerly of Woodbury., as
signed to the Presidents yacht the May
Hover, is now here on short vacation.
n = George Keebler. who is manager of the
I1Woodbury Bottle Works, has recently un-
Fdergone an operation at Jefferson hospital
''Thaokn Cozens was renominated for
Overseer Of Poor in the city, and Charles
Picard for Justice of Peace in the Second
Ward.
Mrs. Thomas Glover has field of cos
mos, 40x15O, that is now in full bloom. 1t
is the most beautiful sight Of the season on
High street.
Mrs. Floyd Clunn of Bridgeton was
given linen shower last week by her many
friends. Mrs. Clunn was formerly Miss
Nellie Koran of eur city.
The Fourtieth Annual Convention Of
the Gloucester County Sunday-school Asso-
citation will be held in the NJ P. Church,
of Glassboro on Thursday, October 1st.
Maurice Wilkins, of Maple avenue,
was given birthday party last Saturday
evening, by his wife and sons. A number
of friends were present and spent a very
enjoyable evening.
-Ex-Judge Howard Carrow and Lawyer
William J. Kiaft have commenced suit in
the New Jersey Supreme Court to recover
$4,000 damages for Miss Emma H. Truman
against Paul Badewitz, both of this county.
"A fried oyster dinner was given at
Hawn's Central Cafe, last Saturday by
Mr. w. A. McLain, who is superintendent
of the Prudential Insurance Company, to
his staff of agents, who completed spirited
contest, in the district, for the most business
in certain period.
Prof. Wurst organist and choir master
in the Kembie M. E. Church was greatly
surprised last Monday evening, by the mem-
bers of his choir, accompanied by DR.. Dob
bins who called at his home on Laurel
street The evening was very pleasantly
spent with games and music and bount;-
full supply Of good things provided by the
ladies.