Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-01-04

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Jan. 25-wm. Kier. live stock. ETC.. Evan.
See adver. of sale of county road
bonds.
Mary R. Walton returned to Mt.
Holyoke College yesterday.
Mr.. Christopher Cunningham has
been quite sick in Philadelphia.
w. A. Vendegrift won the doll
CHANGED off at the 5 and 10 cent store.
-Coachman Rambos barn is being
enlarged by Contractor Geo. c. Ed
ridge.
Mr.. Champion of Centre street,
has been on the sick list for several
weeks.
4 The latter part of last week wit
messed the first skating of the season
in this vicinity. 60
Mr.. John White, former teach
er in the High School, visited friends
here on Tuesday.
Il. G. Duncan, of Westville, has
our thanks for the finest bunch of
celery we have ever eaten.
-Westville broke the tie between
the Moose and the home team on New
Years by winning 33 to "a.
A large family reunion was held
at the home of Councilman Heaton
on High St, New Years Day.
The marriage of Mr. William
Flanigen and Miss Edith Morgan of
this city on December s, is announced.
Camden High defeated the Wood
bury High School team at basket ball
Tuesday afternoon, the score being
"a to %.
John L. Madara has purchased the
store property and business of R. J.
Clark, at Wenonah and will take pos
session Feb. 1st.
The railroad company has placed
a watchman at the Hunter street
bridge and no heavy wagons are per-
mitted to cross same.
"A union week of prayer will be
held in the various churches of the
city next week, but the regular pray
er service will be held at the home
churches
Howard Wilson, son of DR.. Will
son of this city, arrived in Panama the
fore part of this week where he will
be engaged in construction work on
the canal
List of letters advertised Jan.
1912: Mrs. Edith Davidson, Miss Lii
ian Millard, Mrs. Viola Milford, Mrs.
T. Elliott Pullians Miss Bertha Sage,
Tim Afr Vol
John G. Whitall, who sold his
: farm at Thorofare last month, began
farming thereon in 1851-61 years
ago. Possession is not given till
next year hence when Mr.. Whitall
surrenders, next year, he will have
completed 81 years in active tillage of
one farm. III
Mr.. VIM. K. Hurff, of Moores-
town, vice president of the Security
Trust Co., of Camden, started for
Pasadena, CAL, on Jan. list Mr..
Hurff is native of Hurffyille and
many in this county who have noted
his rise in the financial world with
pleasure, hope he will return to
health.
Sheriff Allen on Tuesday sold two
properties of Mary S. Adamson in
Paulsboro, at the suit of the Wood
bury Mutual Loan Association, as
follows: The property on Roosevelt
ave, to Kate Sheets for $780, Two
houses on Delaware St., to Austin
A. Adamson for $3,600-both amounts
being above the encumbrance.
"A E. Budd and sons Leon and
ENV-or, nh h1i- II 10
Irwin P Cloud and Mr. Budd has
sold the dairy to Frank and Leon who
will take charge of it, also the general
farming. Mr.. A. e. Budd will build
in Woodbury. Mr.. Cloud took pos
session of the route last Monday
morning.
Another pushmobile race was held
New Years morning the winners be-
ing: Class c. contestants, 1st, Bowe-
GOslin, car No. 5; time 1913; prize,
81 I'd, Kircher- Mitchell, car No. 8;
time 10. 27; prize. ST. Glass B.-5
contestants, 1st, Wilkins Hutchinson
car No. Il; time 1851; prize So. I'd,
Thoman- Atkinson, car No. Is; time
11.30; prize 81. Glass Az contest
ants. 1st, Cliff -Batten, car No. 20;
tbtuc IU.UOs PRIZE %. Au, DuI uI0ll-OLdTI,
car No. 27; time II. 45 prize 81. The
prize of So so for the car making the
best time was won by Cliff and Bat
ten their time being 1908 minutes.
Business called US to the Office Of
the Woodbury. Bottle Works on Tues
day, and we accepted the invitation
of Manager Keebler to go through
the factory, and what we saw Impress
ed the belief that these works are
conducted on business principles.
Order and system were apparent to
the unskiIled eye, and every employee
seemed to be working with a definite
purpose New lehrs which greatly
facilitate tempering the ware, are the
latest improvements in the factory.
One day last week Mrs. John
Eastlac, Jr., stepped on a fork tine,
running it through her foot. She
soaked the member thoroughly in lye