Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-08-24
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Mr.. Joseph Rieger. one Of our
townsmen, Is seemingly very SER
iously Ia. many friends are hopeful
for Il speedy recovery ~
The imfeltis closed their cottage.
and returned sto@thefr city home ION
Tuesday last, and now their attentions
Will be turned to the business there.
However, we hope to see them in town
land ~ their summer home Just as
often ~ ever they can come A well
come from our town awaits them.
Mrs, ChaN, lsachman and daughter
| Edith, Of Swedesboro, spent over
Tuesday with their sister and aunt.
| Mrs. benjamin stanton,
& Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Hamlin was
entertained By their cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo, Rode. Of Swedesboro, at a
| lawn party on Thursday last. A very
enjoyable day was spent with relatives
land friends, An elegant dinner and
l.supper Was served. The party in all
numbered about forty and each one
returned to AIR. and Mrs. Rode a
hearty thank you" for the good time
given them. sY
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Truitt are en-
ntertaining their mother, Mrs. Struby,
iof Beverly.
Mrs. DR.. Oliphant and daughter
Grace are spending two weeks at Nit
Pocono. Many friends are hoping the
stay will improve Mrs. Oliphant who
has been in Ill health for several
weeks. ~~fttsH ssae
Miss Name Mckenna, OF Trenton,
has been recent visitor at the home
of Mr., and Mrs. j. S. Truitt. A
Mr. and Mrs. Benz. p, Stanton
gave an evening party at their home
on Railroad ave, on Monday evening
last in honor OF their son., Harry and
| wife, OF New Mexico. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Crom, bride and groom from Ohio,
| a brother of Mrs. Harry Stanton The
bride and groom were married in
Kentucky few days ago and went
to Atlantic City on their wedding tour,
stopping off here with their sister a
few days enroute to Washington, ID.
| G. The evening with these Western
people was highly enjoyed by every
one present. M sefsl
Our. enterprising plumber, B. Smith
| Iiewes, is doing quite business pip
ing houses for gas, and in fixtures he
carries a complete line. His prices
| are very reasonable too
| Mr.. and Mrs John Rusher have been
entertaining their cousins, Mrs. Ida
Miller and daughters, of Washington.
Miss Nola Robinson, nurse in the
Medico-Chi Hospital, of Philadelphia,
and daughter of storekeeper Robinson,
| is doing as well as can be expected
after an operation for appendicitis on
Saturday last. Mrs. Robinson is stay
| ing with her daughter during the anx-
lious days.
Mr.. George j. Hamlen has spent his
vacation in America and is now on
the ocean homeward bound. Mrs.
Hamlen will extend her visit to some
time early in October
Mrs. James Fryer, of Chester, is
spending some time with her father,
DR.. Oliphant, during Mrs. ELEPHANTS
absence.
Mr.. William F. Justice is one of the
peach growers who has nice fruit on
the markekt ktkhiksk seacon cmfwyp
the market this season.
Several from here went to Atlantic
City on the excursion last week.
| To day Thursday the personal
property of the late Miss Annie Law
renee is sold at public sale.
Mr.. Frank Stanton and Mr.. Harry
Hager have been on a motor cycle trip
touring the State from north to south.
The daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Eastlack, of Washington, D. c., are
visiting at the home of their grand
father, Mr. Charles S. Featherer.
II The water plant is moving on nicely,
lthe wells will soon be connected, pipes
Flaid and tank in position. 70