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ea/gag.a7'ts7^»»' SoBtfcern part of tha Btata dsrta*
iaTsTttSwierff* l ** the past frw awotks, and the disease
Praare, iG*. 17. 1910. U rapidly spreaJLn. ta Cape Kay
We al Iliad at tike beepltal tram coexety.
. || saaaT auim, uaUUUJ OJgHl-
We aw»w bad no wooaded yet, hat have
bsea ba wbst they call caiifa. cJaaa-
aaaT «p aad waiting for orders. Thla
aaaralaaj we seaved op to an advanced
heae aad ta ssonuw we shall probahty
waanded to take back to the
KTpele*.
• •twlng waere w* are going or what
ws> an to do. W» Bay ba In n n p
far • Weak at a tiaM or we may work
algkt aad day for amTal day*.
Manly and I Ian charge of one of
taa -Bmfaw DP" »»*ds which hold*
__ After wa load them
wa> abaH have them from twelve to
tajastty-feor boon or longer, and dar-
taa; that Uses we have to work steadily
(sedate aad helping them. We also
beve ta hetp load the stretchcra for
taa Tyla*- down* wards. After the
j patients lea 1 a we shall havo a day or
of bard work ftr*ilng up. In
. I (oaea wa will never really be
(•react). "f»«-'-a; the while point aad
data samta of ear car. It Is scrub aad
waak aad polish for as most of tho
Usse. Tet when w* ore to garogo far
several days we shall probably hare
cjuttsa bit cf letecre.
There ara aboot fifty of us boys oo
• train, with several doctors and
Unas) aarsiag sisters. We can carry
SAO or 600 wounded at a time, and
to be a very efficient part of
ara shoot eighteen cars to oar
trsifl. aad they an look fine, pointed
jkaakl color ooUide with bir red
'1 My |cwass, I sleep here on cue of the
_ . stepped lo to
casixa ana with having left a rug
ftn sn ontidy poeitioo f&Mt
m Brigadier General happened
Taat means wa are TnyVr mili-
tary dterlpHTia. An army captain is
•*__•_• I naa— _ • • ill ai aa - _M_, _ * " - »•__. T_I J_
^paawaa ^••aaVBVae^aBBBdiavel*i*.Efa> "•£Taea aF^aSBBrSBB aaar* aar&ai
BSsBaV-aHHeaW M. Bra»T.
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4 4. arrtkn 17.
which may prove troohiesome- Be oo
the tookoot for Canada tritmu borse
nettle, and any other i^ IT. I*^I.I weeds
which spread rapidly by means cf un-
derground runners Get after **Ffc*f» at
ooee. and keep after them until they
are killed oot-
Tbe Kew Jersey Experiment Station
will advise as to the identity of weed
plant* submitted and suggest methods
of ftrnllng with these unprofitable
plants
GEORGE B. THRASHES.'
Coonry Form Demonstrator.
POLITICAL POT BOILING SOME.
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itack«n.CF(>iritriui. flee, vu-
arcn Int ol UA 3S u] » fr«< t/ M U.
Uodk. lea. plui r>x
fi^akr io Kzm* [- Foa. S2ML VtA S«.
block HI. pLaa [H.
Broi. V. Bain rt u« to i. J. Bnltf r«.
tots Tl mod ~l. block SS. plan Ckl....
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lo* M-twUfiat* r*» M
V«U»r> o/ barn-Hi W^ tun
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CaoataJ lUt paU I
T«*U1 ra
r»iiiijni pn^ti
luwrml Cor lala-ml
l^&a rurrrnl «ipreura, iahrmt
I trc-ulatins Iwn ,
t amount oo hAnd aJtkd La TTTMVBTJ lor rvda-ts^ciao
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> 11 OL-%M, Votary
K iiiE'oo.'wnus **r TtiRiVMOman or
TBE HJUUNE NATUMAl BiJtt,
an or
TIE FUST MTIBBIL BAH
oe UL-KAM tTTY
»4.MA\ V. ( nHUt
WIIJJM1 ' T>I-IJI.
MJt\A)tl» II \S|i
for State Senator
4ter U»aja I Ma. Bootta
HanhtnaT buoaa. ramllaf* aad oi
mlmtUaal hn iiii Hut* fcvmo
tetaaoJnati Uao> Ola
• *•» irf otiMr MaOluea
All otter ^.^la*^ I
pit niluiu ..o >.
.ut- b.^ia- run.ilun- aoj Ox
LEWIM T. STEVENS.
BEPUBUCAN.
Wort» for Capo May Tounly.
~i. CaaUtT erf U—
Tuc:-d_»y. Ki-pUm^r
BELOSCSTO CAPE MAY COUNTY.
Rrftarra of
Crade Oil
ad nuripo.
8ha dadaraa that for anrcral years
ahja had chaBaJonad •^^••"••a of ai>-
dal and political reform and that
thrash tha pohKesOon of the letter
ial ***X' mtia '\PI~i l» *aet It s»my r
AeaWsaavs^iwaeB. ajkl aavltbs imJeali^bVi kind .
i*m*im»itwwt,XmnhlmoOaaai tn caaracter.
Srfx the right to
W* ara not corrrinced
ffl iamadiatarjr iav
r«snitmmoracf
taaa tba eoDsarvstrre kind so
bat that does not lead
Joasaaj SDDTBsa, bacsuss
, betteva tbat woman hare
Jaat m coed am iabsrent ftxht to the
—" * as mm. ettaadm* Una fa that
vw ttf£a> t*w (VeUsnny o* tott
Ml m*M *&L»
Wft is • am«aler Act last when.
**' sty paUtatal or otasr -~T W '* I J
•stigBtioa as* baa each a pe-
' taat tlw Bttle criminals
oaaaOy
Frcma OW Ocvaa Cltj LrdSrr.
To use a hackney phrase, the polit-
ical pot is sorely *"»'""«• some, and it
would not be surprising if the thisg
would spill over Lefore the ctwrirn; of
the contest on primary election night.
A abort time ago it looked aa
thoogb things might go somewhat
smoothly, according to the p^f ** m that
war" laid, bat at this writing, har-
mony has been relegated to the rear
and prospects are that tbe primary
wfll be one of the hottest (or most
hot) crrar waged in this city.
Tha Senatorial situation is in^nt-
what strained- Mayor Cnamptnn U a
aopportar of Aasnahlyman 8t&tvens
for tha Senatorial nomination. Be
waa for Luther Ogden. but since Mr.
Ogdcn withdrew from the contest in
taror of Mr. Stevens, "in tba interest
of decency in politics." the Mayor Is
forfiterens.
Former Mayor Headley, F
Postmaster Bnttnrt. and a boat at
other local t~~*^g lights, favor Miles
UtTCr, and until racently rVeeholder
Fox etood by tha Bepobiiean OohV
andoracfliatxt ox Rlgoria candidacy, but
MaJT Laolco ri vlr U> Jamra I'. Lavikxi.
..IIMMI b*l/ *J Io4 C. Lo dlvL&loo of l.r^i,
ot JUno Lramlnt. ilrc'tU oo Wnl akW r« til lo Wo. F_
and H«K1*OO nnwr.
iw la rj.nrJ T. T>»>- SIZS. IJA Z.
block 30, brt«rn> Viuirt |^l_, auj
PENNSYLVANIA
GASOLINE
aad rVrfrctiaa Meter OOa
I. P. TIMMJftS, Agent
CAPE MAY Cot'er House. N. J.
Born in Lower Township, AU^UBI
ii, lttUl. CruduuUd from Cape May
Public School in ltUii; Uaronl trade
of printer In Capo "Mjiy Wove office,
worked in day timo axul studied at
nljrht to enter Princetoo CoUcco ISJCJ;
student at Metropolitan Law School
(part of New York University), in
1HM; admitted to the Kew Jersey Bar
in 1838; «rved in Cape May City
Council, 1KT2 to 1835; President of
Council, 18M; author of "History of
I the County of Capo May;" published
and edited Capo May llenUd from
1903 to 1912; Member of Assembly in
1914 and 1915.
Stands for and has hod
Gruritr I_ {Virirr lu Julia R. —.«.
IS aad N. U'. £ frrt of UA 17. Uuck 17.
bar to ^*mr. UA 1C aad S'. \V. S rrrf ut
UA 17. Uock 17.
la V. Ilrdajuad tu l^wir I- Purfe*.
IS. 17 nod IS. Uark 41.
V. Wrlrti .1 ui lo rraui Vi»-
• 171. UA Lt. Uoa-k 23. brt»ma
No trrspsasiBj aDewed oo sir .
crty, with or wUhcart run or doe;.
|oer prmaitj of the law.
HABY E. LAKE.
I
&tsnd* for and han had passed lawb
for the benefit of beajudc rc&ortji; foi
economy in State Government; and
for an armory at Ocean City. For
laws which will bring prosperity to
.V'r:'« Saerta*. OtTk». Cane' alav
EYE SIGHT SPBCtTATsTHT
2732 Girard Ava, Philadelphia, Pa.
An dlaease. c Ok, ^e. Ueated. aad ,
. ay.
COLEMaM F. COBSOM. Sherta'.
ret tfxUaibT II. llll.
N. Cesorr. SeJr. B-I7jtprllJO
In molt
,- ~ - -—•- -•-«. uaj
cbsnga In this direction.
There is no doubt bat that Mr. Fox
e
facee a flfnt
will
ha
c afyr flfnt» and tha
ttona ara that John B. Groves
"walk away with the bacon.'*
Infoneatioii £ran a reliable thrVto*
baa K that Freeholder Fox (or his
friends) on Wedneaday drcotetad a
Democratle petition eontainiaa: Mr.
Fox^ am tb lMf f
oaflBS as tbe ^*if if«*e**a for Free*
r. Tbis action toade some of
*Tbe Cnterrifled'* forloas, sad they
at one* beauts posy on a petition fyt
Albert .fJODsrt, aad tbey say there
via be notUna; to tbe Fax Oesfcv
aatie •iaatk
Camdeii SsJte Deposit &. Trust Co.
r- 224JO8 F«derml Street. Cmmima. H. X
Eatabliabcd 1873
Deposits . . . . . . $7,500,00000
Invites your business—have your
idle money earti interest. Keep a
checking account and rent a box for
your valuable papers.
Trot* Fund. . . . . $9,150,00000
Send for booklets "Relating to Wills and
Kindred Subjects" and "Banking by MaiL"
I Via. I
D. MILES BICOB.
Kepublican candidate for nomina-
tion for State Senator from Cape May
County, subject to the decision of the
PrlmaricJi, Sept. 2S. J91G.
4
(Tola oetvrrti»raimt anlVraJ unel palel lo*
by Palnvrr V. War. WlUaasI, N'. J.) tHOJl
Is Your Money Safe?
Security is what you wiah for your
BavingB. We offer it and invite your full-
est mvestigation as to our reliability, bus-
mess methods and facilities.
Deposits by mail will be promptly
acknowledged. «">puy
Write us about opening an account.
Security Trust Company
C May Qfy, u. L
B OAato or CBOgpj raszaouiEaa OF
CATS ttAT coovrr. KEW tauzr.
Tla*' Huan] o/ Cbamea FrrrboluVn trf tbr
roontr erf Cope May »UI ar.l
Mefclrr la tn« courC^tueiaa* ot Cap* kloy
Cottrt Ilouitf. Krw Jrrarjr, ol t»rl«e nt~< the deep
est friendship.
A mightly unpleasant Summer cold
Is going the roands. and when one
in n family "gets" it the others are
sure to follow salt, the disease being
highly con togiouB.
Nixon WDey Elmer, of Boston, was
in Court House between trains
Monday, having' been vacationing at
Stone Harbor with bis sister. Mrs.
Albert Norton Wood.
A gong left here on Tuesday night
by box Pullman for Pennsgrove. Tbey
*cre Wm. Smith. D. BasseO, Harry,
J', and Belford Law. "Pat." Gatety
end Clarence Sharp.
Hiss Bertha Bats has been elected
a teacher In tha Ocean City public
•ehools, bar previous excellent eervice
£ tbat eape^ Jmvine pleased
Board af
Eepatriof cf sB klasU ot flre «IM,
•lertrksl tterlots. locks, tie'. Tto
toaOi«rc«Yaies*Ts—allinaxe*. Qeo-
* npairlag. Wai. Flanogan, a J.
Reahy Farev Court Hoosa. ft-20^lm
Robert a aUilar offers for rest his
lorre baiasr building (80x70) on Hand
Boltohte for garage, repair
or paint shop, etc; fitted with elevator
capable of taking vehicle* to second
wr. &-Z7tf
Owing to the extreme beat, there
has been but ooo session each day
this week in Court House schools, and
GAZETTE would commend tho ac-
tion of the Board of Education in this
matter.
The very essence of business la to
let people know what you hart) for
sole. That means advertise. If you
t your busineai lo prosper. There
Is no better meant of doing that than
through your loco] paper.
The Clanfon 1 band, which was pro-
urcd for tho county ralr by our
townsman, D. I^tscslio, rendered ex-
Uent service the lost two daya of
w fair, and attracted a great deal
if attention from music lovers.
All persons desiring tho best hoiul
tundry work dona can have umo by
.coving their packages at Harry
Tyler's oo or before Thursday noon of
each week, and it will bo returned on
turdoy morning. Troy Laundry
xi. Cape May City, N. J. 4-10
D. T.o.«calto, the local rrprosenta
tive of the.reliable Hollywood Laun-
, of Wildwood, desires your trade,
and will call at your house every Wed-
nesday morning to collect your linen.
Laundry la ready for delivery tho fol
lowing Saturday. The plant haa the
latest Improved machinery only, and
does only good work. 7>2O.y
Miaa Vent Ellubeth ttuike, ilaurfi
ter of Cape J. T. Burke, was married
on Wednesday evening' at the Uaptl.t
parsonage to Mr. Balph Newton
3ayre, of Goahcn. Tbey ore now away
eduing trip. Holh these young
people are popular ami highly es-
teemed, and all unite In wishing them
long and happy married life.
Uncle Ephraim** ayniputhl
all with the Alllet. "Man," announced
"has you beard *bout them Al-
ics? H Thcy'e got a gun what kin hit
ou If it's twenty-three mllen off."
Lawsie, that aln t nolhln," ano
;olored partisan of the opposite
De Germans, dey kin hit >-CKI if dey
jess haa yo' oddrciui-"—New York
Evening- Poit-
MISACU Annie anj Laura Hewitt on
Tuesday returned to tneir btudiei. in
ctnple College, Philadelphia. Thu
latter young lady, who U tak
our*.c in Ikimctti* Science, buiu in thi-
rtAT ivhi* turn been at Temple
ucfa a rr«ird for efficiency that nhc
has brcn asaigrud to rcuponniblc
duties in one of tho bouu;a
to the college faculty.
Mrs. W. It. Bright and Mi»» Krun-
cu Eakcr. of WiUwood, will tulk on
ulTragc KriAay evening at uven
o'clock, outside. Pttynv'u store, oppo-
site the paiit-offlr?. at South Scaivlllc.
An hour later they will hold a meeting
outsldo Way's store at Ocvum View.
Everybody U Invited to be present,
and whether in favor of ouffruce or
opposed to it, the audience Is sure to
interested in the argument* ad
.-anced-
A very remarkable and ili-li^htfu
ithering of tnen took pla^c MuruLi]
night in the Methodist church, when
20 members of tho Men's
Forward Movement from Stavlllo and
Petersburg were the guests of the
Men'a Organized Bible Clous. Tb*
visitors conducted an Interesting btr
vice and the Bible CLuia Clcc Clut
rendered two fine selections. Aft*.*
ice cream and calu> a*ltlresi>e» wen?
and five men decided to livt
Christian lives. The Bible CUHH wil
pay a return trip to Petersburg on
Friday. 2ith ineU
CANDIDATE PLANS AHEAD.
Aapirant for Senator Expects to Con-
trol County Courts.
The following in taken from Mon
day's Philadelphia "Eecord:"
The warm contest for the Rrpubli
con nomination for Senator from Cupt
May county appears to have develop-
ed Into a promising feUr. 1>. Mi!
Rigor, of Wildwood, who in fijrhtlng
Aisemblymon Lewis T. SU'Vens, has,
it U declared, promised, if elected, to
hold up the confirmation next winte
of Prosecutor of the Picas J. Rubbel
Corrow and of Judge Henry H. El
dredge, 6O that it will be within the
power of the next Governor to name
their successors. Tho plan, of court*?,
is predicated upon the assumption
that the next Governor will be a Re
publican. Senator Harry C. Wheaton
the Democratic candidate, who is un
opposed for renomlnation, unileti ove:
this proposal and declares it is "jus
pie" far him and will very much aaals
him in his campaign. Rigor, it b said,
has promised that the new Judge shall
be Palmer M. Way. of WUdwood. and
the Prosecutor Ernest W. Lloyd, of
Capo May, who held the office on<
term.
"The effect of this Bcheme has bee
to arouse the indignation of tho law
end order people of the county, who
jpeclolly want Judge Eldredge re-
Itained on the bench- Rigor la uup-
ported by the "w:t element.'*
SOUTH DENNIS DOTS.
—Alonxo Broslus and wife visited
friends in Camden lost week.
itliaS May F^mBtf*rwnVa>r
brother, are the guests of Mrs. Belle
—Frank Thomas, of Hnmmontnn.
.spent two days this week here with
[his son, H. A. Thomas and family.'
—Mrs. Harry Connor and children,
w/ PhUada^ ore with her parents.
Larry Peterson and wife, for a Sep-
tember visit.
—Owlny to the excessive beat o
Tuesday, tba employees in the can
nlng factory were cotnpellrrl to
work at 0 o'clock a. ra, and did not
resume again until 8 o'clock p. m.
Any akin Itchlnc U k temper tes-
ter- Tba more yoa scratch the
won* ttTteneeT IWs Ointment is
Bfe ataU dros stores.
aUJQ
lm
THB OOtTrtTT VAXM.
The Cape Kay Cooniy Fair ka* lu
at attraction In IU track. This U
perfectly located, la Batons the beet
'or all it Is laid oat for, and. tn the
nsnda of gentlemen great pains Is
taken U> have It ajerit the rapport cf
the best people coming to the county,,
and, which Is to asy, the best la the
or Id. It Is only In IU beginning, the
affair Jmt closed being the second oo
the ground! and fifth all told.
The fair association began with the
competition from the *farmlng dis-
trict" limited to the granges of the
county, each to make Dp a display and
.Wide IU winning aa It choee. There
re no restrictions as to membership
if exhibitor, or where the exhlhiU
come from, although supposedly each
wsa tho product from IU own dis-
trict. Tho prim money was liberal
and the judges took core that each
grange had enough of It to at least
y expenses. Tha displays brought
Mil Mere wonderfully One, and of ex-
rocdmg Interest, and each fair time
aa too abort to go ov«r the exhibit
satisfactorily, especially In the
n's work diviiioo with IU
work, lu relics of tho old. old days
heirlooms and family treasures.
i fruit, vegetables, flowers, live
lock and home cooksry ware beyood
"omparo in quality aod appearance,
nd visitors paid good money for
very thing that could be bought.
Tho change to Individual eompcti-
lon this year did not receive the sap-
port of those who had cried for It, and
.ho display although good did not
oroparo with thote of the post, and
tho hope is that tho old plan will be
again aaopted.
Tho Judges were; Shep. Taylor,
Wlnfield Coombs and J. Sadkr. for
roubles; John Elliott, Dr. Julioa
Way and Amos Wheoton for fruit; E.
1_ Rice, George Boy and Horace
ownwnd for poultry, Mrs. M'""t«
Bate. Mra. C. P. Vanaman end Mrs.
Albert Sapp for rann**j goods.
Flowers were a feature. The Con-
\c\d exhibit from Avoloo besides win-
ilng the Ut Brothers' special for dis-
ilay. waa awarded 14 first prixxs and
seconds, and the flowers were all
rom tho homo door yard. The ex-
liibit of florist Lange, of Court Boose,
was of both greenhouse and garden
lantii and included exceptionally fine
«UTB and dahllsa. Ed. S. Howell, of
Court House, waa winner of many
rius with his specialty of
I. A. Dreer. of Philadelphia, winning
'or display of named specimen blooms.
Clinton Crciuui showtd fine speel
n-na of tho ten varieties of pcacSen
ow in ivea&on, all perfect In color and
condition, winning firsts for each,
rnarlco. Ho«xll with eight varieties
five firsta and three eoeonds.
Holns, gardener to Dr. Physic.
Cape May, wajs awarded first for a
tt of excellent specimens. Ap-
pku were fine and showed the resolU
f spraying, being very clean; Lem.
Compton. Dlas Creek, winning for
Maiden Blush and Pound Sweets, and
John H. Pov ell for red Astrochan-
n vegetables. L- J. GorreUan won
a'ith rhuharb, Harry Tyler for canU-
H; Prov. S- f^'ai" getting first
pie squash and Thomas Corsoc
ml: J. H. Powell for beeU and
carrots; W. S. Klmble, of Rio Grande,
winning all other firsU and the
Mlchell i.jHxlttl for collection.
Tho Experiment SUtioci exhibit
uaa the beat ever made In the county,
nd a represenUtive was present to
answer questions. Thia exhibit alone
was worth going to see and there la
tius possibility that It will be allowed
o remain here vnth Prof. Thrasher.
Tho conned fruit exhiblU were by
JUs Anna !Un«r, of the Experiment
Station. Mrs. Tbroxher (winnlng'the
emoruule bowO and Mra- J. A. Powell
(winning the drinking Mt). All were
cold packed and fine.
In the poultry division the whlU
Orpingtons of J. K- Gerges and light
Brahman of J. Mr Linden were win
ncrs. The freak of the class was •
cross of guinea end white wyandotte,
with head and voice of the guinea and
plumage of tho wyandotte.
There were many exhiblU of com.
Clinton Cresse had tallest, showing
l»o the Boone County WhlU with
which he won the com prUe two years
ago, and which he says Is improving
aa it iu becoming acclimated, also
Dubmon'ti Special Yellow, and. Bur-
bank's Rainbow for ornamental pur-
pose a.
The cxhibiu of machinery, included
many makes of automobiles, the ap-
proved "Octobus." the non-punchable
tire, und many new appliances, and a
very attractive display of cemen
work. In the live stock division WOJ
the pair of four-months old Angora
goats of Earl Foster, Court House.
The pretty 16-months old heifer raised
by Mian Bertha Newton, of Trenton,
won a first prize, the yearling Jersey
bull of James MrT.IMrn getting first,
and horse blanket presented by Straw
bridge & Clothier.
Ball gomes were played on Friday
and Saturday mornings at 10 a.
Friday morning Middle township
high-school defeated Upper township
high-school 10 to 7. Saturday morn-
ing Cape May defeated Middle 10 to 7.
The Track Events.
In Friday's races three heaU finish
ed each event. The hones were even-
ly matched and came in together.
Sid Dillon, b- g, by Sid Foster, owned
by J. J. Fholen. outclassed all entries
In the 2-20 trot and 2£4 pace.- Noget
Boy took the lead and kept It through
oat the race in the 235 rnW*A Zola
Hoi set the pace in the free-for-all
county race.
Summaries:
2-20 TOOT AND XZS PACE. PVBSE SJOO.
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PtuaWa.. I I
t'ocle a.b.1, Ilaxoa Gal. W. I. Vrtlrr » >
r.Utunrr«. U. b.... 3 3
Dr. «M~ J. p. VOX 4 4
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Uim snaM.
It U cnnntal lo have three hoiaes
id for second, third and fourth
exneys, but this uuuiial tn tba Bat*
onlay race, .KoocUr, owned by W. H.
rettaad. wan. first money In the free-
'or-aU. His owner endeavored to
break tba track record, bat failed by
U seconds. HU miles were made. In
CjuarUrsesfoUows: J4H, 1.-09.'l:e«,
'-54, 1:08. 1:44 %. 2:IB%;
. lrOSK. 1:44U. 2:18.
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Ttm*. UU%. UDSi. Ut enioyed the past week with
Heads here.
-Albert Menlg and wife, of At-
tic City, motored over on Sonday
•pend the day with her east. Mrs.
EAST CHEEK AND ELDOHA.
—Ebble Trout has a new Ford.
—Ebencxer Trout has purchased on
—Mm. WalUr Coff U quite akk at
lu writing.
—Mm- Kir m \ Springer U spending
week ot Avolon.
—Ralph Hand left for Dickinson
college on Tuesday.
—Mlsa Hattle Fldler ipent the
cck-end in Dennlsville.
—Mlsa Ethel Hand haa gooe to New
ork to spend tho WlnUr.
John Hackctt, of Millville, rn »^.**
short visit here recently.
—George He-as. of Oermoct. spent
the week-end with Balph Hand.
—Mr. and Mrs. Joaeph Trout were
3urt House visitors on Friday.
—Eldora boys played o fine game
f ball at Delmont, winning 0 to 2.
—NeUoa Chester *"•.**>
rip to DeanUviU^ Friday evening.
—Mm. Bochel Creamer U tpending
week with reUtlves In Dies Creek.
—Mm. Mary B&rtleson B ft d daugh-
xr spent the week-end at Dloa Creek.
—Wilbur Ireland, of EsUlville,
pent Sunday with Mlsa Minnie PeUr-
n.
—About 2& of our villagem attend-
ed the fair st Court House aa Sotur-
>y-
—Hev. A. C. Gearhort, of Tuckahoe.
wan a vistor in the village last Mon-
day-
—Mm. Lottie Hand has been qulu
sick, but at thU writing Is reported as
improving.
—Mr. and Mr*. G. W. Homan, of
Marlton, were Sunday visitors at tho
irfeonage.
—Mr, and Mrs. Robbins and Mrs.
jgiir Hand were visitors at Lev
Hand's on Sunday.
—Mra. Laura Maguire, of Camden,
.* spending some time with her moth
r. Mm. Laura Zone.
—Edgar Creamer, Herman Lehner,
Joseph Trout and Ebble Trout, mo-
ored to Atlantic City Saturday even
ing.
—Mra. Amer and daughUr, Morion.
returned home on Sunday, after i
week's visit with Mrs. Amir's par
nt»-.
—.Rev. Howard Amer will attend
the Local Preachers' convention a<
New Brunswick next Saturday and
Sunday.
BIO GRANDE CRIST.
—Our enterprising cranberry
IT. RovTE. H. Durell, Is very busy Jnst
He expects to gather eighteen
tK^innnr 1 h«i«v«i« This wmk la a
t help to tho community as ha
ys out about twelve «>*r»T»^/4 dol-
rs each year.
.—Tho fi^'Krw^T^ .ire mwnl^g in sooJ
ape; Priodpal Bond, cf tha High
School, haa MUa 8tanl*T*tta Wooi-
dgt. of West RuUand. VL. aad Misa
Martha WychacT. of Clan Ridge. N. J,
or his -••day sad as*
TTeCsx. flSI OMWifJ Via.
Veeper. The Vectry (a a r
• iwaaaea Ua thaaka to the
Uhered so tt ta
bhl f
Uhered so earnattty cta
behalf cf the fisaacaa,
(£00.
—The bora of DM new L _
have oremaaed aa a Kaaaal
Qsh wlthYork Ssatth.
bosmeea waa to i
debris frcea taa acaoo) ,
to r»t a clata on a atatflar lot i
debris
Oil !>
Mi.. Sailia Corsoo was
City Monday.
—Cht. Bmith, of Jersey City,
tUrwn Sunday.
—Miaa Etta Brown was In Tneke-
boo Tuesday aitemooo.
—Mrs. Walter Vosa U now with her
arents at PleuiUDtville.
^-Geo- F. Bacon, cf Philada^ spent
uoday with his family here.
—Misa Carrie Risks came home
rom Ocean City last week for the
Winter.
—Mr. snd Mrs. C Smith entertain-
ed Clarence Allen, of Ptillads . over
Sunday.
—Mrs. A. P. dork aad son, Ralph,
pent Friday night with friends at
Ocean City.
—Quite a number of M- P. kL men
'rom here went to Court House MOB-
iy evening.
—Jules F. Blake, of WUdwood
Crest, spent Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. L. C Blake.
—Mra. L. M. Heaa. of Tuckahoe,
called on her sieter. Mrs. M. Brown,
Tuesday evening.
—School began here on the 7th,
with Sarah VanGilder. principal, aad
Alta Heas, primary.
—HoliU Caldwcll and Wm. Morgi-
hon have gone to Pennsgrove to work
In the powder plant.
—Mm. Hannah VanGilder is on
isit to her daughter, Mrs. J. B. Hoff-
man, at Court HOU L .
—Misa Harriet Schurch, of Ocean
City, waa an over-Sunday visitor with
her ulster, Mra. Carter.
—The Men's Forward Religious
Movement will hold on all-day meet'
ng on Friday, September 24.
—John B. Christian and wife, of
Ocean City, were in town calling on
friends and relatives Monday.
—Miaa Irene VanGilder came home
Monday night from Ocean City, where
she hod been working for two weeks.
—Mrs. Llxzie Allen returned to her
West Phllada. home Sunday evening.
after upending a week with her als-
ter. Mrs. Christie Smith.
utrdrboQaee ead
sere ta Ukaty to bo a
demand far htrd-hocaea. the few
saved. There ts.Ukaty to bo, a mad
have been pot up ta •ardeaa anwhia
worth whiiTthe htrSSoaaaa pot up
br the boys oo the echo©! (roaada teat
rear_betn* a nod
the wtnd toppled
and
eeede ara to apply toward
fuxid.
DIAB
tie aCa*
—LewU
lasoo eoOega on
—Charles Lawrence cad wtfe re-
turned to WQmlsjFton on IConday,
—Percy Doogiaxs aad Zadok Sharp
were Leesbcrrg viaitara on Toeadsy.
—Thocuaa Drowo* of DacnlsTiQa,
spextt Wn^.
nounce the marriage of their daogn-
Unr, Ada, to Gearsj. Henry Hltaer, «•
Wednesday, Sept, 16.
—Mrs. Mira Smith, of Coshes. Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Tatmael
Comptoo.
Mrs. Ceo. Half. Jr, la entertain-
ing her sister Mrs. Charles Thorp aad
family, of Phllada.
—Alvin Plther aad wife are now
living at Court House, on Bayside
avenue, next to Cllntnn Back's resi-
dence.
—Jay P. Beed aad family aad Wm.
. Chambera aad wife, of Vloeland.
spent Sunday afternoon at the home
of G. J. Beed.
Mrs. Richard Lloyd Is entertain-
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Mea-
eick. of Utah, and her sister, Mra,
Smith Stiles, of Erma.
—Mrs. Harry Tattle and son, Chas,
of Northport. L. L, arrirtd here on
Monday evening to visit her mother,
Mra. Elmer WUleta. * ho U atill la a
critical eondibon.
Mra. Lirtle TS>t>fk«ti Mrs. H.tlL.
VanZant, Mra. May MeCray. Mrs. Ar-
melda Cinder and George Douglaaa,
all of Cape May, ti^ t "~VM the funeral
of Mrs. Howard Douglass last Thura-
day.
—Tuesday turned out to be rather
an expensive mowing day for O. P.
Vanaman. WhOo on the meadatn.
one of the team (the sray) • tapped
In a hole, and the mowing marMne
severed a foot near tha feUock. A
vetemarian waa called, bat the baree
was la each a. condition that tt was
pot out of its misery. last week Mr.
Vanaman lost one ot Ma Mack +-T-.
which i i with the heat.
—Mrs. Howard DonsUsa, who died
on Monday. September 6, was fu.um>
ry Miss Marcaret F""!*.^, of Beta,
l m N J Sh
lervme. N. J. She was born la 1886,
her father being Peter »"-s>a,- She
was married to Howard FNilfittt: bl
1891. at Bio Grande, by Bar.
N. Craven, be b survived by
bssband and bar sisters, lbs.
Comptoo, Mrs. Emma {IpriaMr.'of.
Eldorat Kits Hh IthjfcaaV spat
bh Jt d W l :
brothers. Jdm aad Walter.:
of HeWervula. : •
H>. J. LOHTiai