Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-11
HARRISONyILLE.


lar saw his right hand slipped and
the ring finger was cut through the
bone and when he looked to see what
had happened his finger was lying in
| the palm of his hand. He shut off
the power and went to the house.
| Mrs. Swigert was preparing supper.
They phoned for different doctors but
there seemed to be none at home nor
any prospects of them being so they
quickly geared out and drove to Null
lica Hill and waited until nearly $50
until DR. S. F. Ashcraft arrived home.
After removing portions of the bone
and cleaning, the doctor sewed the
finger on hoping to save it, The doc
tor dresses it every day. and Mr.. Swi-
CERT is taking a long vacation.
Professor John W.T. Wilkinson and
daughter, Miss Florence, of Clarion,
have come 10 spend the summer with
his mother Mrs. Ann Wilkinson.
Mr.. Elmer. E. Madara had the mis-
fortune to fall from a load of straw
Saturday afternoon. He landed on his
shoulders and back of his neck ani
one limb is much SCARED. But this
time as the time when he ran into the
oven door and limped as he walked,
'1Oh it doesn't hurt much.
Baby Frances Chew was bitten on
Athe face and chin by their pet dog on
Wednesday, They rushed her to DIR.
Samuel Asheraft, at Mullica Hill,
where the wounds were cauterized,
and Frances is getting along fine, to
the delight of her many friends.
Miss Carrie Arnold, of Philadelphia,
spent from Friday until Sunday with
her aunt, Mrs. Abbie A. Swigert.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Brown and
son Harold, of Columbia, spent Sun
day afternoon and evenig with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Matt
son.
The topic for the Epworth League
prayer meeting is The Religious Pos
sibilities of Childhood Leader, Sam
uel P. Pimm.
Mr.. John Ferguson is spending
and Philadelphia.
Mr.. Elton Elder spent Thursday
with relatives in Camden
Miss Parks, of Auburn, was enter
tanned on Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Susie Jordan
A class of eighteen received the
, Third and Fourth Degrees in the
Grange Tuesday evening. A set-out
of ice cream and cake was enjoyed
by a large crowd of people after the
lodge was dismissed.
Be sure and come to the Poverty
Social in the church grove Thursday
evening, July 18th. We have three
fine judges for your clothing and you
can wear your satin if you desire
More fun than a little will be the or
der of the evening. Also your laun-
dry. Come buy a package.
Miss Anna Elder is spending her
vacation with her aunt, Mrs. Katy
Shade, and family in Camden.
| The annual Fourth of July outing
was held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| was the thought of the day. At -
and at 5 the tables were spread and
Oh what a sight Everything you
| looked at was good to eat. And the
I goodies did taste. Those present
were: Emily Ballinger, William Har-
/ bison. wife and son Samuel, Lorenzo
Curry, wife, daughter, Miss Nina, sons
| Albert and Frank, Mrs. Mae Zanes,
! daughters, Misses Esther and Pearl,
| Miss Hattie Burtt, Mr.. James Parker
and wife, Mrs. c. G. HARRISON, Mr..
| Robert HARRISON and wife, Rev. Edgar
| R. Craig, and daughter, Miss Helen,
! Mr.. and Mrs Arlington Jones, daugh-
/ ters, Misses Winifred and Elizabeth
and sons Edgar and Joseph, Mrs.
Annie Bartholomew and daughter,
Miss Alice, Miss Sarah Mattson, Mr..
and Mrs Elmer E. Madara, and son
Alfred, Mr. and Mrs. Clement Ma
dara, Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Moore. Mr..
and Mrs. William Danford and daugh-
/ ter, Miss Ruth, Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Guire, Miss Irene Madara. Mr.. Wen
/ zelbenger, Mr. Harold Madara, and
lady friend, Mrs. Harry Jones.
Mrs. Elizabeth Steading, wife of
/ John Steading, passed away Sunday
morning at her home after about four
months of lingering illness. MRS.
i Steading is about fifty years of age
She leaves one daughter. Mrs. Edith
/ Homan, living on what is known as
the Foxy farm, near her parents
i home. The funeral services will be
/ held this Wednesday morning, inter
ment at Lake Park Cemetery, Swed-
( esboro
A little boy came Friday morning to
brighten the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Homan.
Mr. William w Swigert has been
sent to New York City to be manager
j of the Oliver Typewriter office.
Alfred A1adara has Joined the Boy
Scouts at Blackwood and they are
camping this week at Malaga under
! the captainship OF Rev. J. B. Whit
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Morgan,
of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs Walter
Morgan and sons Frank and Russell,
of Pitman, spent the week end with
/ Mr.. and Mrs. S. jackson Morgan.
Miss Marion Bartholomew and Mr..
William Fredericks spent Thursday
at Woodside Park