The Penn's Grove record., 1901-09-27
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1901.
The leaves have begun to fall.

The leaves have begun to fall.
Having had a wet summer some are ex-
pecting a dry fall.
Geary Flanagan has built a new com
bined crib house and sweet potato house
on his farm.
For Hats, 90 to Dubell, the halter, No.
? East Third St, Wilmington, Del. Larg-
est stock and lowest prices in that city. \
The Democrats will hold a delegate
meeting Monday evening in Robbins's
harness shop.
Charles Elliott who was attacked with
paralysis in the legs and arms some weeks
ago, is better so he can 90 about.
Rev. E. L. somers will preach on sun
day in the Bethel NJ. p. Church on "Di-
vine Assurance Evening subject.
Joseph"
II. u. IIughes's canning factory at the
Cove will make about half an average
pack Of tomatoes this year, showing that
there wa an average hall crop,
For first Glass shaving and practical
hair cutting call at the barber shop OF
Julius Wipf, Elkinton building, foot OF
Main st. \ trial will convince you.
On Saturday evening three members OF
the Crescent Quartet entertained a mum
Der OF ladies at Mrs. John c. Simpkins's.
Music by the mandolin club and recita-
tions made up a very enjoyable evening.
The Bethel Church will hold their an
nual harvest home in Odd Fellows Hall
next Saturday evening, oct. 9th. Be
sides a pot-pie supper for 25c, there will
be refreshments and free entertainment.
Haines Bros reached a depth OF 30
feet with the water works well ON Thurs
day. They were then 5 feet in a bed of
fine brick clay. There was > feet of
gravel above that and 5 feet OF sand above
the gravel. The supply OF water is small.
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist of 1859
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. Ap-
pointments by mail or otherwise.
As the steamer Ulrica neared Third
Street bridge Wilmington, Tuesday al
ternoon on her 3 O'Clock trip over, aswell
from her struck a small b%atteau, in which
was John Ahern, Jr., and a dog, and
overturned the boat. Ahern was
drowned.
The shipment Of sweet potatoes along
the Delaware River Railroad is at its
height this week. On Wednesday the
freight train up had % cars ON it, most
OF them loaded with sweet potatoes.
Next week farmers will begin to store
them in houses.
Rev. DIR, b. c. Lippincott will preach
in Emmanuel NJ. L. Church next Sab
bath. Morning Subject, ''The Old
Paths" Evening Subject, ''The widow
OF Main and her sorrow." There will be
excellent Singing by the choir. Solos,
Duets, Quartettes and earnest Congrega-
tional Singing. All are invited.
Jos. C. Dalbow, Theo. Fish and W.
Harry Smith caught seven barrels of rock
fish in the cove on Tuesday and six bar
rels on Wednesday, 2600 pounds ~altogeth-
er. They are worth 10 cents a pound in
market, making their two days hauls
worth $3.50, less freight and commission,
That is the biggest lot of rock fish ever
caught in this region in two days.
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1.-THE training | received at Goldey Col
lege is useful to Inc every minute in the
day." writes Hon. Frank p. Ewing, MEM
her Del. Legislature Write Principal II.
5. Goldey, Wilmington, Del, for the new,
free, beautiful catalogue of Goldey College.
See adv, this paper.