Gloucester County Democrat., 1911-11-02
HURFFYILLE.

HUKFFYILLE.
Joseph Nicholson has accepted a
position with the Pennsylvania rail
road at Pavonia.
In place of accepting position at
Kirkwood as previously stated. Neal
Shaw has accepted a position with j !.
p. Turner, the feed merchant.
Jacob Powell and family, of Will
Jamestown, spent Sunday with Wilbert
Hurff and family.
Two automobiles me tin collision
here on Thursday might rendering
both useless. They were taken in tow
to the shop for repairs.
Charles Quays horse ran away on
Monday night, upsetting the buggy
and throwing him out on the ground
The horse ran nearly two miles with
the shafts attached, when it was
caught without any serious damage.
The next Quarterly Conference will
be held by Dist. Supt. Rev s. NJ.
Nichols in the church on Friday even
ing, November 10th.
Mrs. Hannah Hurff is having her
residence painted.
Zebulon Locke offers his farm at
private sale.
The contract has been awarded for
painting the NJ. E. Church.
A goodly number attended the Ep-
worth League social at the church on
Wednesday evening.
J. P. Dubois and Miss Jennie Shus-
ter, of Philadelphia, were married at
the brides home at IL O'Clock on
Tuesday. After wedding tour they
will make their residence here.
The electric light company have elk
Itendedtheir lines and Harry B Evans
will install electric lights.
One of the largest and most COM
plete Halloween surprise parties of
the season was rendered Mrs. Joseph
! Hurff, Monday evening, there being
large number to respond to the uni
que invitations which in number were
sufficient to fill four rooms. Owing
to the number present there was
; scarcely room sufficient to move about
but all expressed themselves as having
had delightful evening and partook
of repast which lasted we'll nigh
until midnight. Nearly every one
present kindly responded to the re-
quest to come masked who when as
sembled made a picture one only could
grasp by laughter. Those present
who enjoyed the occasion were: Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph d. Hurff, Mr. and
Mrs. Brooks Hurff, Mr. and Mrs
Harry B.. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam B. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs Howard
E. Wick, Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hannold, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph G. Pearson, Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert Hurff, Mr.. and Mrs. w Scott
Kier, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Atkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hurff, Mr.. and
Ms. Hiram Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Dilks, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Cleve-
land Carter, Mr.. and Mrs Elwood
b. Hurff,, Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Cracken, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Sher-
man, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs William B :.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs John Hitzelman,
Mrs. H. J. Conover, Mrs. Kate Sher-
man, Mrs. John B. Warren, Mrs.
Harry Dubois, Mrs. Hannah Pierce,
Misses Lille Cole, L. WINS, Katherine
Matthews, Myra Jones, Vera N. Hurff,
Nella Dilks, Retta Cant, Bessie Fisher,
Merele Davis, Jane Warren, Anna
Warren, Sadie Densten, Evelyn Davis.
Bertha McCracken, Maude Jones, Jean
cite Dilks, Messrs. Hiram Jones, C !.
Upland, Joseph VanMeter, Joseph
Nicholson, Charles Farley, Neal Shaw,
John Sharp, Albert Stetser, Chris.
VanMeer, Frank Fisler, Russell Davis,
Theodore Shaw, Freeman Davis, Ken
nett Davis, William Kincaide.
The last shipment of road asphalt
has also been condemned as was the
previous lot. Considerable trouble
has already been experienced and it
is said the county officials will be
sorry of the day when they recon-
mended the construction of this kind
of road as the defects are already
plainly visible.
Joseph Kuhn underwent an opera
tion at Philadelphia Hospital on
Tuesday for his affected shoulder.
which if it had not received treatment
the doctors claim his arm would have
become paralyzed. His case is re-
ported as encouraging, and he is ex-
pected home next week.