The Penn's Grove record., 1901-11-01
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER

This has been the q~uietest campaign in
PENIS Grove for years.
The corn crop is big and is worth %
cents a bushel by weight on the ear out
of the field.
Neat, clean, quick and tirst-class treat
ment is the motto at the Shaving and
Hair Dressing Parlor OF Julius Wlpi.
Amos Justice has bought OF Theodor.
Freed the Samuel Justice homestead farm
of 1872 acres at Perkintown for s., 700.
David Shimp, who is IS years old says
has the whooping cough, having caught
it of his grand child and never had it be
fore.
Capt. II. o. Webber made his last trip
with truck from Courses Landing on
Tuesday, a week or two two later than
usual.
For Hats, go to Dubell, the halter, No.
2 East Third St, Wilmington, Del. Larg-
est stock and lowest prices in that city. Il
This Fridays North American con-
tanned a picture of Barbara Munion,
PENIS Groves 10 months old 4l-pound
fat baby.
The morning subject at the Bethel NJ.
P. Church next Sunday will be "a Read
ing Church." The evening subject,
"Paul before Agrippa,"
Presiding Elder George L. Dobbins
will hold the Third Quarterly Conference
in Emmanuel Church this Saturday even
ing at 4,30, and i'll st. Paul's Church at
7.30.
Daniel V. Summerill has sold five acres
of meadow in the Henby Creek Meadow
Company to the E, l. Dupont de Ne
mours Co., the Powder firm on Carney
Point.
No long waiting, 4 men working on
Saturday at the Shaving and Hair Dress
ing Parlor of Julius Wipf, Elkinton Bldg
The late white potato crop is a complete
failure for the second year in succession
in South Jersey. Some farmers did not
raise as many as they planted and have
to buy.
Daniel V. Summerill, Jr., the Demo-
cratic nominee for Assembly, delivered
an appropriate address on labor at the
West Ward caucus last night "Wednesday
23d. l-Salem Wage Farmer.
The steam propeller P~okanoket, which
was recently rebuilt by the Jackson 4
Sharp Co., has been leased to the Norfolk
& Atlantic Terminal Co., and is now in
service between Norfolk and Old Point
Comfort.
Haines Bros. have made about 80 feet
progress this week at the water works
well, having reached a depth of about $50
feet Thursday evening. The so feet has
been almost all through rock which is
pounded fine with a 900-pound drill.
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. APP
pointments by mail or otherwise.
About $50 went to Wilmington Thurs
day night with the Sons OF Veterans to
see the masquerade carnival. Appomatox
Camp with which PENIS Grove Camp
paraded took second prize, a clock, for |
having next to the largest number in
line,
The Epworth Church choir OF Viii
mington, who have gave such pleasing
entertainments thrice before, will give
another in the Bethel Church this Satur
day evening at a measuring social. Ad-
mission 3 cents a foot and | cent an inch
for your heighth.
Henry Moore, a resident Of Salem, and
an employee of the Powder Works, was
considerably burned with acid on Satur-
day last. A pot OF acid that was being
carried by a fellow workmen in the rear
of Moore, broke and the acid was thrown
over him causing the injury.
The election of officers OF the Earnest
Workers OF the Bethel NJ. p. Church last
Monday EVENING" A.sulted as follows;
president, N~5%&eslie Wood; Secretary,
Miss Liz. %Hiunyan; Treasurer, Mrs.
Ezra f. Somers; Collectors, Mrs. Kate
Y|anneman, Mrs. Reba Wood and Charles
Kille.
Miss Louisa Talmage, who arrived Sep
TENDER 18th to teach Wiley had a Mary
land teachers certificate which isnot rec
ognized in this state. Mrs. Beulah Jones
g an taught at Wiley for a month and
was succeeded by Edna Curry who re-
signed from the school she had in Cam
den County.
At the annual entertainment OF EN-
manuel Chapter Epworth League, pat
rons will be favored with the efforts OF
Miss Leona Scott, of Woodbury., violinist;
Rev. b. c. Lippincott, Jr., vocal selec-
tions and DIR, II. Knox Stewart, Of Phil
adelphia in recitations. Beside these
there will be vocal and instrumental Sc
l~ections and a flag drill by home talent.
Prof. A. s.. Clark will preside at piano,
Do not forget the date Nov. 18th, in odd
Fellows Hall.