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Evening star., 1912-10-07
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Evening star., 1912-10-07

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money IL 1t fails to cure.
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Evening star., 1912-10-07
NAVY LEAGUE MEMBERS
TO BOARD BA7TLESH|PS
Fifteen Hundred Expected to
Visit Atlantic Fleet Next
Sunday.

Fifteen hundred or more members OF
the Navy League residing in the east
will visit the Atlantic fleet in New YORK
bay next Sunday, on invitation from
Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus, fleet COM
mander in chief A letter to this effect
has been sent by Arthur H. Dadmun,
corresponding secretary of the league, to
members living in the east. The letter
follows:
THE Navy League has arranged for
members to visit the fleet from $3.50 until
II am Sunday. October 13. Rear Ad-
miral Osterhaus has made very complete
arrangements for the transportation in
naval launches and tugs without the con-
restion and Inconvenience which occurred
at one naval float last year.
This plan necessitates a personal dis
tribution of tickets, which will limit the
number of league members taking the
boats at any one time. Navy League
headquarters will be opened at the Wal
dorf-Astoria Hotel for the distribution of
the tickets, which should be called for
during the following hours: Friday, Oc-
tober II. 3 to q pm. and to pm.
Saturday, October i, 9 to l. am, ) to
pm. and { to . pm.
Evening star., 1912-10-07
League Opening Campaign.

The Navy League is opening a nation
wide campaign looking toward such a
crystallization of public sentiment as will
insure that Congress, at the next session,
will make provision for three new bat
tleships. Congressional candidates are
being asked to pledge themselves to the
three battleship program. and league
members in all parts of the United states
are aiding in the work of providing for
adequate annual increases in the coun-
try'S naval strength.
At the review of the Atlantic fleet, Oc-
tober a. the following officers of the
league will he the guests of the Secre-
tary of the Navy on board the Dolphin:
Gen. Horace Porter president; Col. r. M.
Thompson. vice-president: j. P. Morgan,
jr, treasurer; II. II. Ward, secretary,
and A. ii. Dadmun, corresponding secre-
t3rV.
Evening star., 1912-10-07

rome. She was carried into a drug store
next door, where she was attended by
physician from ST. Gregory's Hospital.
She went home.
Evening star., 1912-10-07

3s-inch BLACK TAFFE
guaranteed to wear. $125 Il,
yard values. Tomorrow, I'D
a yard, only ............
36-inch BLACK MESA
LINES. $1.00 yard quail II,
ties. Tomorrow, a yard, M'
Evening star., 1912-10-07

Beautiful Dress Goods, indeed-and the low p
from the mill. You will find in the lot such fl
inps French Serges, Hopsacking and Fancy We
YOU want just such Dress fabrics NOW-so
Bargain Tables-Street Floor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
ainblidlcr Wunidl.

u2ieber 9roBpapo, i'd brirlse Din
meinen 8liidwuuid SIM Sabresued).
lei mo tpilrihe Dir, oaB Oh IN bie,
lem Sabre nod, lanee lebcll mofteit,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
" " "
Safpniidj.

aelllter: rSu bieiem 3ilnmer bat
Napoleon ieiner5eit cine 9sadlt ourf).
Dad)t."
Gait: Sd Dab' altd) miicrabel
npid,(nfpt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
Seinc Surac.
lGiue mahre @eidlidlte. !

IS murel 5pei Sreunoc aus Sud),
len, Der cine lang mo biiluu. Der ans
oerc titr5 mo oid. Sic panoertcn
5uialnmen in Sirol. Sas llnanSbIeib.
lid)c geid,ah balo: Der aurSe blieb
felidleub hinter Dem nnbercu 5rriid.
Der Tim meiolid, peripottete: b~eionoers
be3lpcIielte err, baB lem @eiGbrte oer
8roBglodner, bciien Seiteigmg Die
aronuug ser Heiie bilben iollte. be.
pdltigen meroc. Sir Den allr,cn
aber ipar eS e%breuiodle: or mlbtc,
boB i'm ionit ser Stammtiid) oobeim
iiir ale 3eit jltr 3ieliheibe ieincr
@ibc MADDEN mcrbc. Gr unbm iih
gepaltig 5nlamnten. uergoB portloS
ShpeiBitrone, iiberluunb bcroiif bic
Nerpenihauer. Ole i'm benin 9lid IN
Abguulotieien iiberrieieltcn - mo
italtb MN idNpeiaenb nebeu ielnem
@eiahrten. Der eletdl linn aul Seile
beS Siibrers bing, oui Der SpiBc bes
SergeS.
Is mar cin berrlid,er Sa9, pplfen-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
8aitfrennSlih.

Saisberr (si,m 9einfer): nSor.
iesen fam id sir leioer nid,t$. lieber
Sreuno, ga meine 5ral nid,t 3ll
Sauie iit-aber ~boffeutlid) bait Ou
ipenisitenS cine quite ,3isarre nritge-
broht."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
Haerlei !Ssitsres bon SrieSrid, benz

@rpsei.
Ser 200. 8ebiirtsta9 SrieOrid)s
oeS 8roben tiinoigte lid in pielcn
Gl1blifationer an. 90 erifien (bei
8ilhelm Sangepielhe. Brandt. Gbell.
buuien bel Mtiind)en) eiu Bud inter
Dem Sitel Ser aDnig", oas iSrieD.
rid ben 8roben III icinet 9rieIen
lnb @rlaiieu, ioDie in 5e%itgcnoiiiid,ei
Srleien, 9erit)tcn liro Nnetooten
Ipiegelt ltno 5ilr genailercn Srientie,
rltt9 bon 8llitap Wenoelsiobn Bar.
tbolbp nit biograpbiihen Serbiroiut.
gen pcrIeben lporben lit. @ir geben
ans Inn folgenbe d)arafteriitiid)c
2lnefooten unO Hanoperfiigungen
pieoer:
Honoperfiiguna DeS a0nig$ oiii
oa5 Abldieosgeiud) zines Sberiten,
Der iid einbiloete, frant jill iein:
Dir gebt es uuf nid,t immer,
lpic i) eS germ baben mlGfte. ocslpe.
gen mlB i'd immer aDnig blei6en.
Hhnbarber ulO @eoulo mirten Dor
treiflid)."
ST. Dem @eiltf bes 9erliner @cin.
h1nolerS &iebn nm Gntih1oigmg
fiir Die linn bon Oct T%itiien mcgee.
filbrten ilucilnoaht5ig 6diier sSein:
v8arlun nift dild) @aS er bel Ser
iiinbiluGt gelitten 40 ieine Seller aird)
inter "lpoiier geitunocn."
Gin 0erliuer 9raller lpollte oen
aommer5ienrothstitel hubeu. uber
Srieorid mics i'm ab nit iolgenoem
gereimten @eiheibe:
Ser 9alter miro ein 9ralier.
Gin 9rarler niiet Sem Staut,
9tltr nlht ais aommer;icnratb,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20

lbs ldd)elte Ser Simmel altf bo5 &C.
iegnete 2ano Strpl hernieoer. ailbn
lino trosig redten nab ilno fern Gut
lenoe bon 0ergtitanen lire Stlbers
bdllpter empor. Iltd, Elm luelliger
lprii6 geitimnlte5 @emilth OILS ods
oeS Sallgell muBte hill9eriIIen lper.
ben. Sieier ifmelgte in N%lusrufen
Der 9eDunoerling nnb bes Gnt.
jiifelts ltno manbte iidl lhlieBlid) jli
Dem nnOeren. Der MIR melond)oliIGl
bos Salipt miegte. Y9!tlr. OIL iaait ia
garuii6t. Sit oa5 nidt eroBartig."
Ser e%riuiberte gan5 flcinlalit: rs
globt merih ia bod ~feenerl"
y y y
S~ofalocntidJ.
2ehrer: ySSn mdrld,en 6egcll0elt
berr'd)en oft Seud,en. &nrld,en, mas
iino Selihen?"
aarld1en: ualeine Sdweinden.
SEER 2ebrer."
Sic SradJt.
Cine M,lttcr, Sic ihr So6nfen Ichr
per5og. frdgte Den SaitsarSt. luelfe
Srad,t fiir ibr &ilto am beiten puiie.
Cine Sraht Sriigel," e%rpioerte
Ser Softor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
aar;lid,.

Stuoioills Suber. oeiien Moneten
aeaen RrnatsidluB su GnDe gebelt,
beiblieBt, BET ser linn beireurOetelt
Samilie beS Gripatiers aleinlid)
yMittageiieu Su ittnoen". 3u oieienl
3wed madt ct 10 gegen 3412 ltbr
bort 9eiud,. Die gndoiee 6rait EN-.
pfanat Inn iehr ltebenSniiroig, ioat
aber nift. ols Suber gegen II llbr
ihiidterne Initalten triift. lid, All
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20

nit ibrem alte @uggelbabnc ltfer1
Arm nod EN- Stdbtel fltnlme is III en-
MGrn gefrogt bat, CD CT i9r net ld1e
fennt, no en- llbremaher mar. o@05
iuello SIR balun init DEM 8oggel
beim llbremaher?" bot b'r Mann ges
fro9t.-oGt, es is ebbeS Ieb nit lint"
hot lie geiabt. ySrieber bot CT allfort
Worges I'M ftnfgetrdht, amer allelpell
frdbt er crid,t Inn iierpe ltbr. - User
e5 net meeB, mag Lode Orimcr. Is
is amer geprubit, bob ieaer alt Cog
gel b'r Gotp is pitlt icllcnt Sintel,
mas nan Die Mlltter nero pltt b'r
eriGte perflid)e I'M polfommclre
6liegmaid)in. Gerleiht bot Jeff cbbe2
hermit 5u oDrn, oaB or net nlcb 10
iricb frdbt. gr fieblt. DAP err lei
Sutp ebrlid, 9eobli bot N oere @elt.
@ann i'd mel ebrlife Meening ab.
gene lcll, oann Is es Die, oaB idI plilt
bere gar5e Sliegerei per6oIlt nenig
bult. 0dS 9isnis ben Die Wenlde
in o'r 21,ft bronze euihar? @ann Ie
gefalfeleht ipGre 5l1 fliege, oarn bate
ie Sltcgel friegt. sc ioae Drum
narte bis lie gngel perrc.
Or alt SanSiorg.
- ~ y
gcim Gramen.
grofeiior: Ster ieben Sic bo5
Stelett zines Sbieres, rt0 spar,
Maper, bon mas fiir einem?
Waper: Bon einem tooten.
- - y
Grias.
ailnitirelinb: %, tpte befIa9e id,
Den uniterblihen gerluit Der Mtona
2iia!"
Sraut: nsfber, emil. no iii bod
nlett1e photographic bait"
y - =
Sn Der Apptbefe.
9r,obe: sd bite Inn ctrpas Sit
ieftcnpuloer."
a~potbefer: rfSiit ipiepieI?"
anabe: vSd, Serr a~potbefer, i'd
bob lie nid,t sesdblt."
- & t&
Am gaBnidaltcr.
Gin Serr tritt in ,id)werem" 3ll.
itarbe an baS Sdalter.
.9eben Sic mir cine S%o6rfarte.."
rSa, mas benn fir ctre? $50 mol.
len Sic bin2"
Cine feline Iauie. Damn Ialt ser
rShnere": .Sagen Sic mai, poS
baben Sic benin aIles Oa2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
s,.x....b,.rssr Gazette, ptrnstap, >s,t 20. eebr,.ar 1912.

c%mpfehIcn: o8leiben Sic bod juur
G''en ba." ioltoeru MIR: y@ir mir
Den inns %ireuel,, Sic eiunlal mitta95
BET inns 81 iehen. aommeu Sic bod,
9alli j~luangloS. mir eIIelt iteta Inn
vi lthr. "-Suber gebt.-llm III
l(br flin9clt ca. S%tlroipiua Nilber
betritt baS Speiiejinmer lulo Jeht
init Dem liebensluilrnidIten SGfcln
nllf Die critalltte Sultsfrau 3il: y@nGs
oige TrolL" iagte cr, oluaren 10 gil
tig. mid, fitrjlid, 5ltn Mittagciicll
einil.laocn-id, bin 10 frct."
~ " e
Hcfleriun.
<l9cr 9lr5t: rOtietbc, 2idt. Den
Sd,nciocr bab' id) in Den itGd,itcn "a.
gen 81 beSoblcn-un0 mir 5luei so.
tienten Die rulB id) mir uber Der
oollt eintbeilert,,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
Standardization:

Staat soma. .,
Tubuaue Spuutp, >"
g8tr. y. N. Saep. p~rniio.nt. uno e. y. guib. Rain.
rer obtnstnanuter Naat. ihrpbrtu ieierltp eaS
nan uuisrsm beitsu @irsu uuo Sloub,n porbsI0ehens
br AnSwliS pplitduot q, WabT lue tidhttg III; nue bah
bic pstn ongsaebensn vRtbabeu BONA iioe' GiQsuI
thgm bsiaeier Sonf III ihrsr e1puetgat ais CORPORA.
iipu iub; nuo bag tetH lhsIl ~etrislbtu beiaQier Sant
al oem Smete sellehen ODER porasibpiisn lppreeu ~,
mn ais 5bttl ihrsr Suthobeu auaeaebeu ~ merpsH.
y. N. Sotn, GrdNoeut.
Y. i. suin. Sditrr.
Spr mir m%teridrisbsu NIB beiaporeu pnn
y. u. SotN nab Y. 4. Suid, an oitism IL Saae
stS Jsbruar l9ls.
Sosl j. NtlisU.
CSte9tO pisutIl5sr Gptar.
Sti9eIuist pOu:
:. III. WtsJaSbtu.
.Nsttr 4. SiiicL
SlrHH sropu.
RuHrtCe Spuuoun n.
SlrtilpIeh.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
" " ~
Nnfidlnf.

SSln Sotel bleibt ein Serr bordleno
auf Dem Sang itehen, ba er @eiang
bort uno ipridt Dor lid, bin: Mus
mas lit oos ood2"
aellner (oienitetirig): ,Ilia 9eunls
liler 36!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
"
Iuitcrbrici.

nNein better Spbnl &enn 9u
luobl bit. lit es ms ulld, wobl. Sd
id)tfe Gir bier einen altcn Rod, lab
Cir einen neiten oaralts MAIDEN.
Define liebe Nittter if,idt Cir obue
mein GorDiiien Orei @l,loeu. Be
trage Gid gut, oenn ionIt bit Oh ein
Sbor unb ih Sein Gid licbcnoer go.
Ter. - @llffaitcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
- - -
Mad, Dem aptnmers.

Griter Stuoent:, Genfe Sir, mie
i'd, bette moraet auipod)te. lag
Giuer inter meinem Bette"
3peiter Stuoent: ,@obl ein Gin.
bred,er?"
Griter Stubert: yId fpp--iG iel.
ber!"-(@.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
" v
Wtifratben.

r.... "a bait on allo oeinc Sobue
allc gut pcriorgt?"
vSa, bis ulf Den iiingiten. Der
mad)t mir Gorge CT lit crit bret
uno5panii9 Sabre lno triegt idon
llld)tS mctr gcplunpt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
Inter Sud)lebrlinacn.

y9ei inns in Ser Slide qebt e5 a6er
fplo''dl itrerg jill. Gas fleinitc Ser
le9et-I hrpapp, friegit Ou ems nit
Der &dlbsfelile ooer Der Sdlell5unge
butter Die Sbreit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
Gin Ncnncr.

@oit: nIus lit einnal eilt @ein
-oa FAINT man Oaraltf idrporen. oub
oas Elm 9tatitripeiu it,"
8trtb: p@ober neruntibet Sic
0as?"
8aIt: Ser aerl lit 10 iai,er. oaB
man oaS fiinitlidl ber5uiteaen gar
nidt I'M Stdnoe lit"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
Neutrality-suspicious. Intuprt.

a.: ga lit i'm oberen Sbol nie
Der cine ne,le Sabrif entitanoen."
s.: ,8aS MAIDEN Denn bie?"
o.: ,Shled,te 8eidditel"
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-08
GRENLOCH.

Miss Ernestine Eewmeister, who has
been spending some time with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Stevens, has re-
turned to her home in Auburn, n. Y.
Mrs Evelyn Jones entertained COM.
pany from Dover, Del, for a few days
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones are en-
tertaining friends from Philadelphia
for week.
Mr. William Macdonald enjoyed a
two-days fishing trip at Ang1esea last
week.
Mr. Mccormick, who is employed in
the cost department of the Bateman
Manufacturing Company, intends to
move his family to Blackwood in the
near future, from Stroudsburg, Pa.
Several of the Y. M. C. A. Boy Scouts
are camping in Powell's meadow.
The Crenloch Field Club defeated
the North End Club, of Philadelphia,
on last Saturday asternoon by the
score of q to 4. Hayerlick, who pit
ched for Grenloch, famed fourteen
batsmen. The playing and batting Of
Bradbury was again the feature. Six
hits was the pile for North END CLUB,
while. Grenloch landed ten safe ones.
Misses Sarah and Diadefnia Gaunt
spent several days last week at Della
ware Water Gap.
Miss Verna Mathis, OF 3lackwood,
has accepted a position as stenogra-
pher in the sales department of the
Bateman Manufacturing Company. She
recently graduated from the Phila-
delphia Business College.
, 4 A n f,.Iy >. ta
spending several days in New York
City and vicinity. Mr.. Newlfirlz, who
is a travelling salesman for the In
ternational Harvester Company is en-
joying his vacation.
Several of our townsp aunle attend
ed the Odd Fellows reception at
Blaekwood on last Monday night
The Rev William Fl. Leslie, pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church,
started for his home near Pittsburgh,
Pa, on last Monday morning, for his
three weeks vacation. He was ac-
companied by his wife and daughter
Helen, and his sister, n-laW. MIR. Los
lie and his family went in his auto
mobile, and it will take about three
days to complete the trip. During the
first two Sundays, the Rev. William NJ.
Curry, of Parnassus, Pa, will occupy
the pulpit Mr. Curry is pastor of one
Of the important churches i'll the Pitts
burgll district
Miss Katheryn Callahan, who has
been on the doctors hands for some
time has suffered relapse, and the
doctor holds but little hope for her
recovery.
-
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-08
CHAPEL OF COOP SHEPHERD.

The Chapel of the Good Shepherd
will hold a carnival ON Saturday next,
August 10th, in the park opposite
Pitnian Station Every one is well
come, admission free; a luncheon will
abe served all day, come and spend the
day with u.s. The neighboring farmers
have been most courteous and the
ladies ask them to come in on Satur-
day and join the fun. There will be
plenty of it if the plans of the COM
mittee are carried out. Band concert,
continuous entertainment, and plenty
of amusements and noise.
On next Sunday the Euterpe Club
Will sing a service of a special nature:
II viii be worth while for neighbors
to come from far and near to hear it.
Every one is welcome, seats are free
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-08
BLACK WOOD.


Mr.. q. g Hagerman IS having
cement pavement laid from Main
street and extending to his new dwell
ing on Cleveland avenue The work
is done by Mr- Albert Sharp OF Church
street
AZ a meetlng OF the Gioucester
county flremens helleI Association
on Iuesuay evening, Juiy oth, the Iol-
lowing members We're eiected as deie~
gates 70 attend convention OF the
state flremehs tseleI ASSOCIATION 10
pe neld on the steel rler, Aliantlc
lily, on september iith, hoperl Mont
gomers' Saihuei Jassaru anu T. rraiiA
rine'
on Wednesday evening, nVe lfolley- e,
loaus y ehaployes q me Fuolc ser
sice COMPANY ana their lailiiies oaiiie
70 olachMooa s.' " ion rue atrislns
aoOut iV.zz r. ".
me nohle Team won tle pasepali
same on Saluruay ai,erloon whell
they fSldyeu Tue sliusale 1reei eoili7
pany dfoh fnllauell'nla. ~, = me score
peins 70 9,g ir,is 2athluas aieetiooii
ehey PIG the Di,,ihsh lT eealn =
Hiss psTafuue Neaa ellterla,eu llie
Deaea Afilss Lass - 'ns rlespy ~ Sl "a L
SUNDAY eenooi a. iiei iionie oh -sioii-
uay ~ evening 80
ine ,tauaes aia ooeiess ~ sne 1issla. ~.
oulst ollorcn iic1u lieesing :, 2S, a. Vns
lroiile, ~ u Mls. uai.ei =. Waiu oii
assos'y ns ssll.iis 81, ~ sa1s meeh ~
ne ouiuay oclool ooaru ol lHe
letaoaIst sunoay scnUoi ls VII nolu. .
,ionlhis ,;.r Hiee'iiis On "e'iieSuas eye
nlng.
me oua FeiloWs .Loose ateenueu
" eillocl eiiurch service II ooay
On auneay esenfms.
MSS MndFeu Ia1em' OF Meala, Is
Vlsltang MISS Mauu AiacAlee, OF Cen
el'aI avenue
MRS. n z. Wlcox entertained rev
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-08
A SURPRISE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fillmore Wawson, re-
siding on Red Cedar Farm in the
vacinity of Swedesboro, gave their.
little five-year son Herbert a sur
prise party, Saturday afternoon, Aug
ust 8, 1912, five little girls and five
little boys, Master Herbert included,
constituted the invited guests. They
were Naoma Springer, Minerva Hunt,
Leona Dawson and Beatrice Moehring
Dawson, of near here, and Emma MUIR
dock, of Swedesboro. : Herbert and
Ralph Orator, of Philadelphia; Gle
ment and Allen Zanes, OF this place
The surprise was complete and little
Herberts pleasure was unbounded
when he was called to receive the
many gifts his little friends had
brought in honor of the fifth anniver-
sary of his birth. After pleasant
afternoon, which was mostly spent on
the lawn, the little folks were con-
Quoted to the dining room by Miss
Altha e. Beckett, Herbert's Sunday
School teacher The table was spread
with a variety of cakes, cold meats,
lemonade and salads, Just the kind
that the little folks like. But what
amazed them most, was the beautiful
birthday cake which was decorated
with the proper initials and date, also
five colored candles found their places
on the snowy mound And much was
the ehildrens pleasure to see them
lighted before the ice cream was
served. and their amusement did not
decrease when under the instruction
Of Miss Altha, Herbert rose to his
feet and grasping the large cake7knife
in his tiny hands proceeded amid
many cheers to cut the cake and dis
tribute it.
Others present were Miss Eva DaW-1
son. Miss Frances Dawson, Eleanor
Dawson, Willis Dawson, Miss Florence
Riley, Messrs Benz. Norton and Frank
Hysley, of near here. Mrs. Laura
Murdoch, of Swedesboro, and Miss
Katherine Carter, of Philadelphia
Sheridan Dawson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fillmore Dawson.
Each little girl present received a
souvenir doll with long braided hair,
and the little boys received a little
hammer
At s. o'clock the company dispersed
Wishing Master Herbert many more
such birthdays.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-08
HURFFVILLE.

Samuel B. Simons has had his resi-
dence treated with a coat of paint.
George Hannold has accepted a posi-
Ition as clerk for Grocer William B.
Jones,
James S. Erickson is the Oldest war
veteran in the place.
Nine cows of the herd of Harry B.
/ Evans have been pronounced as af-
fected with tuberculosis.
Miss Edna Brown, of Trenton, is
visiting Miss Hazel Burrough.
Miss Vera N Hurff is visiting Miss
j Parmella Dilks, of Pitman
Mrs. Elizabeth Pharo and daughter
Reba are spending some time at Bar
negat.
Miss Emma Pechman, of Camden,
and Mrs. ]. Lawrence FIass. of Tioga,
Pa, are visiting Mr. and Mrs C. H.
Doran.
phia, spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mr. Joseph Nicholson
Jsseph Nicholson was rendered "a
birthday surprise party by a number of
his friends last Saturday evening. Al
Though his birthday took place on the
following Tuesday, at which time he
said he was expecting there would be
such a gathering as took place on Sat
urday, so the surprise was complete
in every respect. The evening was
spent very enjoyably including an
abundance of refreshments; number
of pretty and useful present were re
ceived, and Joe said he was glad to
see everybody even if he did find all
the guests assembled on his return
/! from walk. AT a late hour the
guests departed for home wishing Mr..
| Nicho lson many more happy birthdays.
| Those present were: Misses Retta
Cant Myra Jones, Pera N Hurff, En-
ma Pechman, Ida Dennis, Blanche
Wick, AIaude Jones, Messrs. Neal
Shaw, Richard Morgan. Harry Kitsel-
man, Levi Atkinson. Charles Earey,
Roy Kindle, Ernest Nicholson, Carlton
Cant, Mr.. and Mrs Hiram G. Nichol-
/ son, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Hurff, Mr.
and Mrs John w Cant, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph D. Hurff, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
B. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Steel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood B. Hurff, Mr.
i Charles Dickinson, of Camden.
| Albert NJ. Dilks is the driver of the
wagon for Lit Bros, who delivers
goods in this place.
/ Mrs Joseph Croft and daughter Ger
/ trude, of Philadelphia, spent last week
| with Frank Atkinson and wife.