Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-07-09


house. The wagon is also in the fire house.
The Fourth Of July lunch committee had
several hundred sandwiches left and dis
tributed them among the poor.
Charlie Nickel has been placed on as
special officer at the hotel.
John Taylor, wife and daughter Jane,
spent the 4th in New York State.
Rey. Farley was called away on Saturday
TO attend funeral of an old friend.
Harry Reed, Of Allentown, was home on
the Fourth Of July.
Landlord Buohl has had some attractive
signs placed in front of his place.
Mayor Adamson and family spent few
days in Cape May this week.
Mrs Mary fussy was badly burned with
her burns.
Cast one eye on J. B. Miller's display
window.
Joseph Carson has entered the employ of
William F. Bouhl in the capacity as driver
for the wagon.
Mrs. E. E. Miller aud daughter Mary,
are spending few weeks in Newtown, Pa,
with Mrs. M. IS grandfather, Mr.. Cleaver.
Charles Doughty, of philadelphia, spent
Sunday with his father on Buck street.
Edward Clifford has rented his store prop
erty to grocery firm in Phila.
Jefferson Hess has moved here from
Reading, Pa and took charge of the busI-
ness which he bought of Lewis Hass.
Mrs. Caroline Huff, who is well along in
years, spent the 4tb with Mrs Benjamin G.
Paul.
Five car loads of people got on the train
here on Sunday evening.
Captain James Huff took picnic party
down the river on the Fourth, and they
must to have had good time, judging by
the color of their skin.
Mrs Benjamin Hannold entertained
friends on the Fourth from South Jersey.
Foley will be in a position 20 furnish
photographs of the parade TO any one wish
ing them.
The takers did good business an the
Fourth with canes and badges. II they had
had some of Mayor Adamson's pet gas
works hung from red, white aud blue
ribbon they would certainly have made
big money.
Photographs Of our postmaster on water
wagon with StBusky old boy" with the rib
bons, will be on sale at Moore's drug store
in postal card fashion In few days.
There is no way that Council could have
spent thousand dollars TO advertise this
town better than it was on the Fourth. The
souyenier program was worth half of that
amount anyway; did you get one? if not,
naE ac kharo foef r1ok
Herbert Wright. who is permanently con-
neoted with the Gugenheimes at their
smelling place up Jersey, was home on the
4th.
There is talk of three weddings at the
North side Of the railroad in August. and
two on Broad street in September.
The candidates Tor Sheriff were all here
on Saturday, and made themselves known
to their friends.
Mrs. Kirby, of Pitman, and son Jack
spent few days at the home of Freeholder
E. G. Miller.
The grocery stores now close at 6 o'clock
in the evening except Fridays and Satur-
sdays, for three months. Who said we are
mot up-to-date? 70
George Reeves purchased Restless bicy-
Gle of Peter Prasb this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Brenneis, of Re-
poupo, were entertained by Frank Lock on
the 4th.
E. Clifford has put out more ice cream
this week than he ever put out before.
Edward says it pays to advertise, and he
does it to.
Justice Garrison refused the application
for mandamus compelling the election to
be held for or against she voting machine in
this place. Oh well, if it is ever returned
there will be hot time in the old town.
Again, it would haye looked nice in
the parade.
Howard Clark and Miss Laura Sails
bury spent Sunday at Atlantic City.
Edward Packer died at ten o'clock am,
last Monday at his home on Delaware st.
He had been up and around the day before,
but had been ailing for some time. He
leaves wife and three married children.
The deceased was 73 years old.
One of our young men lost his hat, collar
and neck sic while on his way to visit his
lady friend on Saturday evening, and offers
liberal reward for their return to Cox's
blacksmith shop and no questions asked,
and no answers given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Smith, Of Penns-
grove, spent Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Shuster.
Jacob Myers was the loser Of several dol
lars on the 4th while riding horse in she
parade.
This place was entirely sold out of Gig
aretts on the 4th.
On Monday the thermometer was up to
1O5 IN the shade at Huff's barber shop.
Walter Wingate, Frank and Dan Pote,
Harry Cowgirl and Miss Devault, Of Cam
den; Miss Mabel Pedrick, Miss Harvey, OF
Reading, Pa, and Mrs. Cook, took boat
ing party ont to the river last night, and
all reported as having fine time.
A little boy arrived at the home Of Ed.
Bundens Tuesday.
Miss Kille, Of Camden, is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Frank s. Reeves.