Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-03-04
EVAN.


Mrs. Anna j. Davis, of Pitman, has
been secured as principal to teach
the remainder of the school term
here. She reports that Miss Avis, the
teacher of the primary department, is
doing excellent work. This is Miss
Avis first year teaching.
Miss Velma Dilks is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Leon Cole, at Mullica Hill
this week.
Corn brought SIC. per bushel at
VIM. Kier's sale last Thursday. He
sold about 500 bushels.
DR.. Samuel Ashcraft summoned a
professor from Jefferson hospital one
day last week in consultation con-
corning the condition of Mrs. Charles
Elliott, who is making very slow pro-
gress towar recovery from her re-
cent confinement. The visiting ply
stefan congratulated the local doctors
on their successful treatment of the
case, and assured her family and
friends that her health and strength
would soon be normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. McVeety moved to
Phila last Monday Their son Arthur
and his cousin will run the farm the
coming season keeping bachelor S
hall.
Uncle billie" Nolte was eighty five
years old last Wednesday.
Despite the inclement weather, l. c..
Smalley's sale was as great a success
as usual. Pigs sold very high; dress
ed pork is scarce, the groceryman be-
ing troubled to secure enough to sup
| ply their customers.
Charles Schlump, Sr., has the first
big woodpile of his life and the big
gest one in this vicinity.
The farmers are carefully selecting
their onion sets and white potato
seed for planting the coming season.
John Roork, of Terrell, has entered
the employ of Chris. Pomaleer and
will learn the stone mason trade
Anyone wishing to secure state
house time can do SO by inquiring of
Rev. V. Williams, who is the proud
possessor of standard make, up-to-
date watch.
Mrs. Jones, the mother of Mrs VIM.
Brown, and Master Raymond Jones,
of Swedesboro, were the guests of
Mrs. Brown last Sunday.
| DR.. Samuel Couwell, a prominent
practicing physician of Camden, call
| ed on his old friend, John Black, of
| Terrell, last Wednesday. DR.. Couwell
was called to Mullica Hill to treat the
| daughter of Warren Atkinson for an
abscess which has been one year de-
| velOping
| The stork paid it's fourth annual
visit to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
| Parks, at Terrell, last Saturday, leav-
| ing ten pound boy. This is the
fourth son born to Mr.. and Mrs. Parks
| in the last four years.
Jacob Armstrong, an aged resident
of Terrell, is seriously indisposed at
this writing
Harry Seehousz and Mrs Louis
Mood visited Mrs. Seehousz in Phila.
last Saturday. Mrs Seehousz is tax
ing course of massage treatment.
They report her as improving very
slowly.
Frank Turk is having much needed
repairs made to the interior of his
house next to the store, in the form
of paper and paint. Sherman Stretch
will be the tenant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dilks enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Huff, of
Cedar Grove; Rev. H. M. Smith, Prof.
Cossaboon and wife and Harry Dilks
and family last Wednesday.
Mrs. /. C. Smalley is entertaining
her niece, Mrs. Hustled, of Quinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mutt visited
Pitman last Monday and rented a
cottage on Third ave. They will move
about the Goth of March,
Mrs. Adolph Weitcht nee Clara
Kuhnle, an annual Summer visitor at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Schlump, underwent serious opera
ton in private hospital in Phila.
last Sunday. Mrs. Weitcht has many
friends here who hope for her speedy
recovery.