The Penn's Grove record., 1913-04-25
PERSONAL MENTION and SOCIAL NOTES
The Whereabouts And DOings OF
Good People You Know

Thomas Leap. of Philadelphia, sper
Sunday with his brother, VIM. c. Leap.
Miss Rebecca Summerill has been vii
iting Mrs. Oliver Adams, in Wilmington
d Miss Martha Chafey, of. Camden, wa
all over-Sunday visitor with Mrs. Fran
Hall.
Miss Sarah Rogers, OF M%erchantville
spent Saturday and Sunday at William
Divers
George Holman, OF Philadelphia, spen
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac Holman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laban Holman, of Phila
delphia, spent Thursday with Mr.. an(
Mrs. Isaac Homan.
Jesse Dutton, of Wilmington, is spend
the week with his brother, Mr.. ant
Mrs. George button.
Hollis Ashcraft, OF Philadelphia, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his mother
Mrs. Hannah Ashcraft.
Mrs. William F. Walker was all over.
Sunday visitor with her son, Howard
Walker and wife in Camden.
Miss Ella Simkins, of Trenton, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Simkins.
Mrs. and Mrs. J. Adelbert Higgins, OF
Haddonfield, spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. John P. Higgins.
Virgil Wiley, of Trenton, was a Satur-
day and Sunday visitor at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Simkins.
Mrs. Abe Geary and sister, Miss jean
cite Geary, of Wilmington, were Sunday
visitors at the home of their uncle, Harry
Sterling.
Alfred K. Brandriff, of Collingswood,
was in Penns Grove on Monday visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Brandriff.
Messrs. Joseph G. French, John Glib
lin. Norval Leap and Alfred straughn
spent Thursday in Atlantic City, making
the trip in Col. French's auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel M. Justice enter
tanned OF Tuesday, her mother, Mrs.
Kezia A. Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah
Shute and daughter Dora, of Pitman
Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel M. Hunt, Mrs. J.
Pierson Justice and daughter. Reba, and
Rebecca L. Springer spent Sunday in
Bridgeton with VIM. P. Springer and
VIM. R. Diver after attending the fun
eral of his cousin, Samuel White, at Null
lica Hill last Friday spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents before returning
to Dickinson College.
Edward H. Keen, Jr., has a fourth
daughter to arrive last week. His en-
thusissm for democracy is not at all abat-
ed by the arrival OF no SONS as he expects
suffrage to be by the time they
grow up.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Clayton Ziegler and
daughter Edith were over-Sunday visitors
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kendall, in
Wilmington. Mrs. Kendall and daughter
Eleanor have been spending a few days
with Mrs. Ziegler.
Warren Keen, having employment in
Camden, has moved his family there.
Irving Whitesell and wife, of Church
WI, have moved into w. A. Sacks
house, at South Broad and Beach Ave-,
by Mr.. Keen.
Messrs. John Denny, OF Philadelphia,
Charles P. Robinson, of Atlantic City,
and Hosea N. Denny, of Brooklyn, were
in Penns Grove last Friday renewing old
acqu%aintances. Mr.. Denny is captain of
a pleasure yacht and las cruised to nine
teen countries.
Ammon Raine, who las been afflicted
with heart leak for two weeks, is bet
and able to be about his room. He
has not only quit working at the PoWder
but has been ordered by the
physician to give up all Church work in
which he has been prominent.
Robert johnson Shoemaker, his sons
Frank B. and R j. Jr., also two grand
SONS, were in PENIS Grove last Saturday
night calling on relatives and renewing
Did acquaintances. lie is Il natl We o.
Upper PENIS Neck, was educated in
Penns Grove school and Pierce Business
College. In the Sos he taught Pedrick-
school and later Penns Grove
In the COS he was instructor in a
business college at Fall River, Mass, and
later conducted a business correspondence
school in Rochester, N. Y. Fol the past
six years he has lived in Los Angeles,
Cal. His sons are in business together in
New York. They came from New York
last Saturday in All automobile.