The Penn's Grove record., 1900-10-05
PennsyilIe Points.

The Epw0rth League held their social at
the home Samuel w. Elwell last Friday
evening. All present report a good time.
Washington CaWp, P. o. S. of A. by or
der Of the Lodge has changed it's meeting
night from Monday to Wednesday night.
Edgar Allen and Miss Hettie Flanagan
attended the State Fair at Trenton last
Thursday.
Misses Sarah and Bessie Martin returned
to their home in Philadelphia after spend
ing several weeks at William Armstrong's.
The canning factory expects to run only
three more days this week. This is the
best season for tomatoes for a long time.
Mrs. Frank burbank and Mrs. Frank
Peirce spent Tuesday in Salem.
Miss Bertha Sutton and Alice Prinsen is
visiting the formers sister Mrs. Burroughs
Shrimp at Quinton.
Mrs. Frank Biddle, of PENIS Grove, has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Nathan Steward.
Miss Vie Jaquette. of Salem, spent part
last week with her sister, Mrs. Joel Jen-
kin's.
A surprise party was given at the home
Of Mr.. David Ecret's in honor of his niece,
Miss Anna Bright. The evening was spent
In music and games and at a late honr the
visitors returned home after having a good
time. Those present were: Misses Name
Mitchell, Alice Prinsen, Bertha Sutton,
Mary Snitcher, Clementine Mitchell and
Lille Muller; Messrs Joel and Trivis Jen-
kins, Harry Pierson, Norman Callahan,
Willie Hawn and Edward Powers.
Mrs. John Davis and son Edgar, ofSharp-
town, were in town on Friday renewing
old acquaintance.
Charles Casperson's truck boat was caught
iu a whirlwind off the long wharf on Tues
day and nearly capsized. He lost 26 baskets
of truck off the deck.
Charles Collins the stage driver while un-
loading a large shoat from his wagon to the
pen On Tuesday, let it fall, injuring it 50
badly that it had to be killed.
Clearance Donelly, of Phila, is spending
his vacation at the residence of Charles Pal
mer.
The steamer Heildergarde, of Smyrna,
Del, broke down near this place last Satur-
day and came to anchor near the pear,
whence a tug towed her to Wilmington for
repairs.
Charles Casperson, Jr., our honor of
Hickory Jackson has raised a hickory flag
pole in his yard from which floats a Bryan
and Stevenson banner.
Grant Gibbon, who has heen building a
work shop in the lot next to his home, has
it now completed.
A movement is N foot among the Demo-
Gratis Of this place to have a large pole erect
ed at the head of the town from which will
float "a Bryan and Stevenson flag The
money is now being raised and a big DEM
Onstration will take place when the flag is
flung to the breeze.
Miss Amy Jenkins spent last week in Sa-
lem.
Several of our people attended the opera
in Salem, Monday evening, when Uncle
Toms Cabin was played there.
Misses Hattie WhitesalI and Anna Bright
spent a few days in Philadelphia last week,
Carlton White left on Monday for Phila-
delphia where he has secured a position.
Mrs. Ford Thompson and daughter Miss
Lou, of PENIS Grove, spent last Saturday
at w. II. d. Whites.
Mr.. and Mr. Samuel LEROY spent part of
last week with their daughter, Mrs. Clar-
once Sinnickson, in Salem.
Banker Routs A Robber.
J Il Garrison. Cashier OF The hank
OF Thor.iville, Ohio, had been robbed
Of health hv Il serioussiung trouble I'm
al IL tiled Jr K.us,s Ns,. Discovery
for Consump'i or. Itneu he wrost: 1T
is he vs. medicine | .ver used Tor i
severe clld or i bad cast. OF iuug II ~.
HE. always keep Il hoLl,A.en .land.p
Don't suffer Will, Coughs. C,.,sas. ol d
Tliinai. Chest 4 1sus,g sIui,inu when
you can be cured so paSliv. OsIv soc