The Penn's Grove record., 1913-02-21
PERSONAL MENTION and SOCIAL NOTES
The Whereabouts And DOings OF
Good People You Know

The Whereabouts And DOingS o
Good People You Know
Miss Lizzie Harbe son, of Bargaintowl
has been visiting her uncle George b
HarbesoD.
Henderson Collins is spending the weel
at Penn Mar, Md.
Mrs. w. d. Snyder and children art
spending sometime with her parents IL
Easton, Pa.
Roy Munyan, of Philadelphia, was al
over Sunday visitor with his mother
Mrs. Frank Munysn.
Mrs. Jonas Chew, of Woodstown, spent
part of the week with his sister, Mrs
William Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Springer, Of
Philadelphia, were over-Sunday visitors
it'll her father, John Corson.
Misses Emma R. and Hannah A.. Sum-
merrill were over-Sunday visitors with
Mrs. Garrett Pogue In Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Denny and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry NayIor, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with Pennsgrove relatives.
Mrs. Leslie Vandyke, of Philadelphia,
is spending some time with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob +. Shoemaker.
DR.. David c. Holton. of Brooklyn,
attended the funeral OF his %brother-in-
law, Samuel Sayers, on Wednesday and
renewed old acquaintance.
! Miss Harriet Harbeson, who has a posi-
\ ton with the Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia, is with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Harbeson, tor a few day.
Miss Pauline M. Locuson and her cous-
in Miss Helen Locuson OF Philadelphia,
spent Saturday and Sunday with the
formers sister, Frances, at the State Nor
al School, West Chester, Pa.
Miss Stella Wainwright who is attend
the Normal School at Trenton spent from
Friday until Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Wainwright.
Miss Retta Strengthen has accepted a
position at the Caroline Rest, Hartsdale,
N. Y. alter resting a few weeks with her
sister, Miss Esther Staughen, and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Miller are stopping
with Mr.and Mrs. Jarvis Reeves. Because
of internal affiiclion Mr.. Miller has been
compelled to quit his position as drafts
man in Harlan Hollingsworth car shops,
Wilmington.
William M. Cleland, a machinist at the
Powder Works has moved his family to
Wilmington. In the spring they exspect
to 60 to Denver for the benefit OF her
health. Fletcher Locke has moved into
Frank Walkers house on South Broad
Street vacated by Mr.. Cleland.
Charles Lanning, is making good with
his cartoons III the Trenton Advertiser.
His first was a picture OF Gov. Wilson as
ring master holding up a hoop labelled
Senate and Assembly, the seven antitrust
bills were designated by seven dogs with
different visages. Senator Davis AS pic
tured as a clown with a whip making the
dogs jump thru the hoop. 1t was a clever
and humorous picture Of the political
situation. His sketches of individuals can
be recognized quite well.
Obituary
JOHN CoRsoN
who has been afflicted with heart dis
SCC0g " Ct III OhU ~ dG u u C1OCh
this Friday morning. The funeral will be
held Oh Sunday. 23d, at l O'Clock.
LIZZIE CLARK
wife of John +. Clark, who lives near
Wright's School House III Upper Penn's
Need Township, died on Monday Febru-
AIRY II, 1918 aged 81 years. The funeral
service was held in Emmanuel Church
on Thursday morning. Interment in
Emmanuel Cemetery.
SAMUEL SAVERS.
died of heart failure last Saturday, Feb
ruary 10, 1913, aged 70 years. lie had
been falling in health Tor some years. The
funeral was held Tuesday morning. Bur
ial was in Riverview Cemetery.
MARY 5. WILEY
wife Of Rev. J.E. Wiley, in Trenton died
February IL. He was pastor of Emman-
uel Church in 1867.
ROBERT d. HUGHES
at Woodbury. aged "a, died Tuesday
night, after being Ill a few days with the
grippe. lie was a trustee OF keinble Nj.
+. Church, vice president of the Board OF
Education. For many years he has con-
Quoted a commission business in lruit in
Dock Street market, Philadelphia For
several yeaIs he conducted a tomato can-
merry at South Penus Grove.