Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-04-01

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Ma s-real estate of O. f. Myers, by Sheriff
Wilson.
ss-For sales fully described, see advertising
LOCAL BRIEFS.
The county road committee asks
bids for county road.
&C. B. Simpson adyertises sale
of horses at Paulsboro.
Miss Anna Clunn is the guest of
Mrs Handle on German street.
Reeves Merritt is building an
*9ther green house at Pine Ridge. a>0 y
Albert Llewallen has moved into
the Upton house on Warner street.
Harry A. Fish has new team of
iron grays that weigh 1900 lbs. each.
The report that Harry Lafferty
has purchased the Barnsboro hotel is
aaenied by Mr.. Jessup. ~ A-8Zt>ty
The first concert by the Woodbury.
band was given in front of Minister'S
last Tuesday night. ~~,N~e1s1
The semi-annual conference of
local preachers will be held at Rich
wood on April 10 and IL.
MIR. Bernard Haughey, of Mullica
Hill, is wearing broad smile because
there's girl in the family.
Last year Arthur Lay received
Delaware shad on March 27 and this
year not until che 31st.-N ~-~-~
MIR. Frank Pennington is imDrov-
ing his home on Franklin street by
building a reception hall.
t Five houses are to be constructed
at Wenonah Immediately, and plans
for others are being prepared.
Joseph Locke, a prominent farmer
living near Mullica Hill, fell from a
stepladder and broke his wrist.
A. c. Harker advertises his fourth
sale of Ohio horses for next Monday,
and he says they are fine bunch.
Mr.. John Schloer, the gentlemanly
barber at Max Engle's, has broken
ground for a new home on West street.
Jail warden Wilson took Smith,
alias Saunders, to prison Tuesday
morning, to begin his years service
for the State.
Mr.. Floyd Clunn and family, of
Bridgeton, are spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Horan, of
North Woodbury..
LC 4E4AC HC1 lNC NJOi CO1 1islS
paid Smith Wilson $4,000 for injuries
received in a collision in North Wood
bury year ago.
Miss Annie Clayton, Of North
Woodbury., left yesterday for Saratoga,
Cal, in company with Mrs. Cloud, who
is a resident of that city.
Hon. d. o. Watkins, Councilman
Victor E. Kugler and John Rachor,
-Jr., will leave on Saturday for a sea
trip to Havana via ship from New
York.
At his sale of cows on March "a.
H. Nathan, of Clayton, sold "a head
at an average price of $83 each. Some
of hem brought $t25. They were said
by competent judges to be the finest
lot they ever saw offered at public
auction.
The construction of Woodbury's
new school house is much farther adj
Evanced at this date than anybody ex-
Spected it would be, hence its compile
tion in time for occupancy next. Sep
'tember is assured. NrE>cohJ
The marriage of Mr.. G. A. Mar
shall, of this city, and Miss Myrtle
Hewlings, of Gloucester City, that was
solemnized three weeks ago by Rev.
j. r. Thompson, was announced yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry VanDyke Rog-
sers have issued invitations to the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Mary
Margaret, to Mr. Reuben Taylor Shaw
In the Presbyterian Church, Monday,
April 12, at 7.30 p. m.
Contractor Jos. B. Best has been
ssawarded the contract to build the new
st. Patrick's Church on the lot corner
Cooper and Euclid streets. The cost
sof the edifice will be in the neighbor
fhood of $4,000. NSs
Patrons of our short adv. service
write: Gould have sold ten times as
many pigs as | had within two days
after the adv. appeared" Another:
<'Have five applications for the posi-
ton" Have you anything for sale, or
want anything, try it.
Il don't know that I will advertise
in the Democrat" any more" was the
facetious comment of a patron of our
short adv. column this morning. Peo-
pie keep coming and writing long af-
ter I sold 200 baskets of seed sweet
potatoes
Mrs. Eliza Ann Redrow, of Euclid
street, who is ninety-nine years old
to-day, will be given an automobile
ride by her physician, DR.. Fl. H. Clark,
and receive many gifts of flowers,
among them a bouquet of SO carna-
4ions from her granddaughter, Ernest
Redfie1d, Esq.
The Sheriff of this county has re-
Gently served papers i'll seven pro-
ceedings for divorce from the bonds
of matrilnony A prominent citizen
remarked that the divorce microbe
seems to thrive in Gloucester county
at present.
Gloucester county people will be
s-lad to know that Mr.. NJ. w. Newton