The Penn's Grove record., 1901-02-22

Great Carrie cried, "Well do not shirk,
But go and buy a Ratchet"
Jas. Cooper.
The steamer Ulrica is being o~verhauled
in Wilmington.
Miss Catherine Freeman, OF Trenton.
will take charge OF Central School next
Monday,
A roll call will be held in st. Paul:
Church Sunday morning when every
member is expected to respond to theil
name.
Try a bottle of Johnson's Tooth Pow.
der at 15c.
Henry Barber fell over a curbing or
Harmony street last Saturday and was
badly hurt so he has not been out door,
since. His arm was badly bruised.
The home of Sarg. David W. johnson
of Co. X. N. G. Penna., has been made
happy by the arrival of a ten-pound son.
He will be ready for enlistment in the
Philippines in 1922.
Miss Mary C. Nanneman has received
word that DIR. and Mrs. Wan. S. Nanne.
man were in bed with the influenza in
Persia a month ago.
Every public sale in L. p. Neck and
Oldmans Township should be advertised
in the RECORD because it reaches the peo-
pie to whom you expect to sell. If
George Jordan was a delegate from I'm
ion Lodge No. SO, X. of p, to the Grand
Lodge in Trenton on Thursday. He was
elected Deputy for District No. 5.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference of
st. Paul's Church was held Tuesday even
ing, Rev. Sanford NJ. Nichols was asked
to return as pastor for the fourth year.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth d. Lip
pincott, only daughter OF Rev. Dr.. and
Mrs. B. {. Lippincott, and Mr.. L. G. Nc
Queen, of New York, is announced for
March 18th.
Poultry bought at PENIS Grove on
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, I'M
TIL noon. Highest cash prices paid for
fancy stock. Lawrence 4 Stiles. 4
The steamer Brandywine which runs
between Wilmington and Philadelphia,
resumed her trips last Monday after hay
ing repairs completed to her rudder which
was damaged by the ice.
Rev. DR., Lippincott will preach in En-
manuel NJ. f. Church next Sabbath
morning on ''The Coming Kingdom of
Christ" Evening Subject, "Christ will
not fail. He will set judgment in the
earth and the Isles shall wait for His
Law"
Sheppard L. Boone had his left leg
broken on Tuesday below the knee. He
was carting hay to cover the ice in their
ice house. When near the house the hay
slipped off, throwing him to the ground,
and striking a rut, and the hay falling on
it his leg was broken.
Johnson's,syrup White Pine Compound
cures coughs and colds. n
Freeholders are to be elected in Upper
~Pittsgrove, Oldmans, and Pilesgrove town
ships and the East Ward Salem, this
spring. Oldmans and the East Ward are
represented by Democrats. If the Repub-
licans elect all four Freeholders the Dem
ocrats will still have one majority in the
Board.
The Delaware Legislature has passed a
law which prohibits the sale and manu-
facture of cigarettes, cigarette paper and
cigarette tobacco in that State. The pen
atty prescribed by the bill for the viola
ton of the new law is a heavy fine and
imprisonment. The Tobacco men OPP
posed its passage vigorously.
The Penn's Grove Board of Education
are considering the matter of the crowd
ed condition of the public school in the
primary department, as half now attend
each half day. A new wing will have to
be built in the near future. Some think
a steam heater would be as economical as
eight stoves which will be necessary when
the new apartments are built,
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist of 1859
North Franklin Street, Philadelphia, will
be at his PENIS Grove office, Delaware
Avenue and PitlEian Streets, every Thurs
day. Crown and bridge work, filling,
extracting and artificial dentures. APP
pointments by mail or otherwise. 4
Presiding Elder George l.. Dobbins
held the Fourth Quarterly Conference in
Emmanuel Church Tuesday afternoon.
1t was reported that he financial affairs
OF the Church were in better condition
than ever before at that time OF the year,
The project to put a tower and bell ON the
Church as a 10th century thank offering
was unanimously approved. DIR. b. C.
has had a very successful year on aspirit-
ual line. Thirty-nine have been received
by letter and seventeen have protested
conversion.
No posters are better than the RECORD
PRINT. Get yours at the RECORD office. II.