The Penn's Grove record., 1901-07-26
FRIDAY. July 2e. 1901.

VIM. c. Pedrick has broken ground OF
North Broad Street for a new house.
About $50 went on the Emmanuel ex-
cursion to Brandywine Springs on Tues
day,
st. Pauls Auxiliary will hold their an
nual harvest home in Sheble's Grove on
Thursday, August END.
Ice Cream Soda at Johnson's on Sat
urdays.
The Scientific american asserts that no
person was ever killed by lightning who
wore rubber shoes during a storm.
John Diver has sold a building lot on
South Broad Street to John r. Whitesell,
on which he will erect a double house.
The knights OF the Golden Eagle, OF
Wilmington, picniced in French's Grove
on Thursday. About 225 came with Blue
Rock Castle.
Rev. Geo. 7. Harris, Of Camden,
preached at Emmanuel Church service
last Sunday morning and at Bethel Church
in the evening
The finest iavors in Soda at Johnson's.*
Asa q. Turner and Harry S. Barber
moved into the job Barber house they
recently bought, on Wednesday. John
Halter succeeds them in the sheble
house.
Glare A. Bisbee has been appointed
agent for the Prudential Life Insurance
Company in place Of w. a. Robinson
who was promoted to assistant superin-
tendent at Port Norris, n. J,
Ice cream is buttery when it is churned
before the cream is icy cold. Turn slow
ly at first until the mixture begins to
freeze, then rapidly for a few moments
until it is frozen.-August Ladies Home
Journal.
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist of 1853
North Franklin Street, Philadelphia, will
be at his PENIS Grove office, Delaware
Avenue and Pitman Streets, every Thurs
day. Crown and bridge work, filling,
extracting and artificial dentures, APP
pointments by mail or otherwise.
j. w, Pratt tried to remove the large
stone at the water works pipe on Tues
day, with a steam pump by forcing water
down the bored well, but failed.
He will have a man to remove it with
dynamite,
The fifth report OF the PENIS Grove
Bank is in this issue, showing the fine
results after one year and one month OF
business, besides paying 8 per cent divid-
end (S625) on the second six months of
its existence.
James O'Neil, of Burlington, has the
contract to lay the water mains, about
four and a half miles, and a foundation
for the stand-p pipe. He arrived in town
on Tuesday and began digging for the
foundation on Thursday.
Frank Husted's handle bars slipped
while coming home from the Powder
Works on Monday and his bicycle ran
off the bank, throwing him onto a stone,
i%njuring his shoulder so he has been un-
able to work for a few days,
Cherry Ripe is fine, at Johnson's.
Miss Ella S. Murlin, a former teacher
OF our public school, was married on July
l4th to Mr.. Samuel II. White, of Mullica
Hill. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev, U, q, Hageman, Pastor of the
Bethany NJ, L. Church, Camden.
\ Swede, who has been working on the
ietty, was drowned while bathing there
on Saturday afternoon, 1t is supposed
that he was taken with cramps. The
body was found late Saturday night and
taken to Delaware City for burial.
Josiah Holeton, an old veteran who has
beer at the Soldiers Home in Kearney,
near Newark, n. j., for the past three
years, died on last Friday, aged SO. His
remains were brought to PENIS Grove
last Saturday and were buried in En-
manuel Church yard on Sunday after
noon, services being held at John Peter
sons.
Seven business firms alone employ fiji
ty-two Goldey College graduates. Write
to-day to Principal II. S. Goldey, Will
mington, Del, and ask for new, free,
beautiful catalogue. See adv, this paper,
- $780,