The Penn's Grove record., 1897-01-22


Feb. 2-samuel 9 Springer, personal property,
, near Penn's Grove.
Feb. SO. W. Hewitt g. Jos. NJ. Zane, mortga.
gees, up. Neck.
Feb. Ito. 8. Biddle q Son, Halltown.
Water is still on the meadows above
Penn's Grove.
Samuel Townsend has the keels laid
for Turner's & Sons scow.
Sturgeon fisherman are busy knitting
their nets for next springs fishing.
The farmers are working off their
sweet potatoes slowly at soc a barrel.
Workmen have begun making cans
ct R. d. Hughes canning factory at
the Cove.
Councilman H. E. Crompion gives
free entertainments at the Cove with
his phenograph.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fisher, Of
Camden, spent Sunday with her father,
MI. Samuel Tussey.
-Johnson,s White Pine Cough Balsam
q sure cure.
Mrs. John Corson and children, OF
Pedricktown. are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Anna Plummer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hance Helms and
daughter Gertrude, of Repaupo, spent
Sunday at J. Ford Thompson's.
Mrs John H. Croft returned home
on Wednesday from Baltimore, after a
four weeks visit to her mother.
Joseph Bllderback who has been Wis.
iting his mother for q month, left on
Thursday to return to Denver, Col.
Mrs. Charles R. Armstrong and
child, of Camden, are visiting her par.
ents Mr.. and Mrs. William Lawrence.
Sheriff Westcott was in town on
Wednesday looking up the members of
the defunct Millville Fire Insurance
Co.
DR.. Doolittle will make the best set
of teeth for $3.50. No charge for ex-
tracing when teeth are ordered.
Revival services continue at all three
of the Methodist Churches, with inter.
est, several having been at the altar
during the week.
The powder mill Ia employing most
of the idle wofkmen In Penn's Grove.
War brings distress to many but work
and money to Otherg.
For RENT, a house. Apply to Geo.
Jordan. ct
Have you seen those three colored
posters with two-shaded letters the RE.
CORD office has just printed. Look for
them and get yours printed at the RE.
CORD office.
Rev. James R. Mace, pastor of Broad
way NJ. E. Church, Camden. died last
Saturday with typhoid fever aud was
buried on Wednesday. He was only 40
years old and ne of the ablest middle
aged men In the Conference.
For coughs and colds try Johnson's
White Pine Cough Balsam.
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~ou.u We lnoio S'sauy ~ his naoi'S "
would be more healthy. Wednesday
morning no ssh' = co'u northwest SNOW
storm, in the evening It rained and
Thursday morning an ideal spring day
~ upon us.
A christian EndeaVor Society was
organized at the Baptist Church last
Monday night. The officers are: Pres-
ident. j. U. Smaliey; Vice President,
Pastor A. NJ. Bennett; Secretary, Miss
Eva Hufnal; Chorister, Miss Mabel
Smalleyi Cor. Secretary. Lille Lloyd;
Treasurer, Mrs. J.E. smalley.
Frank Summerill had his collar bone
broken by being butted by a dehorned
bull on Tuesday. He and his brother
Albert had put a ring In the animals
nose and he was holding him by the
nose with a large pair Of pinchers. Al
pert had united . rope which held
him and when the bull pulled his nose
LOOSE frank tfippeo on . rope q .he
animal struck him on the shoulder.
Hoan;tal had the fractura sat ond 10
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