The Penn's Grove record., 1901-11-22
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER y, 1901.

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1901.
Charles w. Sparks new house Oh
Pearl Street is incIosed.
The demands Of the carpenters will add
from 800 to $500 to the cost OF each
house built.
For Hats, go to Dubell, the halter, No.
2 East Third St, Wilmington, Del. Larg-
est stock and lowest prices in that city. u
The coolest morning this season was
Wednesday when the temperature was
l60. On the 18th it was 20o.
Last week ducks were plentiful in the
Bay, but this week B. 6. Wood and a
party OF four only shot eight.
A game OF base ball will be played
Thanksgiving day in BARRIERS field oppo-
site the school house, at 1.30 p. IN. Car
riages will be admitted free OF charge. X
George G, sparks's new house corner
of Main and Franklin Streets will be a
fine ornament to our Borough.
Miss Sara Strange ~scroggins. a colored
elocutionist, of Philadelphia, will accom-
pany the Carolina Jubilee Singers. Don't
fail to hear her in Odd Fellows Hall
Thanksgiving evening. X
Rev. L. b. Freeman's subject in the
Baptist Church Sunday evening will be
"May know | am a Chri ian"
Mrs. David English was given a happy
birthday surprise on Thursday evening
and presented with a set of dishes.
The 7-weeks old daughter OF Charles
and Ora Layton, OF Camden, was buried
in Emmanuel Cemetery on Monday.
BEAR IN MIND.
Clean towels for each customer
and no extra charge for Extras,
at the shaving and hair dressing parlor Of
JrLIus WIPE, ELKrNroN BUILDING.
The northwest wind for a week has
caused low tides so that boats could not
go out of Salem Creek from Courses Land
ing,
Rev. T. j. Wright began revival ser
vices in llaines Neck Church last Sunday
evening and has continued during the
week.
Cake and Pie social with an entertain
ment by local talent, will be held in the
Bethel Methodist Protestant Church,
December u, 1901. Admission Toe.
which will entitle holder to a piece OF
: Se or pie and an hours entertainment.
Proceeds for the debt fund OF the church.
Come help a good cause.
A union Thanksgiving service will be
held in the Bethel NJ. ?. Church next
Thursday, Thanksgiving day, at 1880.
Rev. w, G. Meyer will preach,
Rev. John P. TurkIeson will preach
Sunday morning and evening in Bethel
NJ. P. Church. Rev. Ezra Z. Somers
will fill NJ. Turkleson's pulpit, in Allan
tic City,
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, X
Bishop James McFaul, of Trenton, will
o%fficiate next Thursday, Thanksgiving
day, at the dedication of st. James Rom
an Catholic Church. Services will begin
at 10 o'clock.
The Chancery Fund Of Sl621, 80 to have
been heired by Edw, q. Brick on the
death OF his stepmother Priscilla Brick
aged 73, was sold last Saturday by Geo.
IL. EIkinton, assignee, to |. O. Acton for
$50.
Farmers are getting manure for next
years crsp. More fertilizer will be used
to grow sweet potatoes than ever before,
because those raised this year with fer
~tilizers dug earlier and were brighter po-
tatoes.
Miss Ida Frey, a white elocutionist will
be in Odd Fellows Hall Thanksgiving
evening. Miss Frey thoroughly plcases
the masses and will carry you into won
derland.
Lora Kidd, at Glassboro, formerly OF
PENIS Grove, took a small dose o fiodiue
in mistake for cough syrup. She was at
once given milk as an anecdote and it had
the desired effect. She was not injured
beyond the burning OF her mouth.
The following is the list of leS ere-
naming on hand in the PENIS" Grove
Post Office, Nov. 18th: Miss Anna Post,
Thos. Emory, Larry Everett, Harry Eek
sley, Ford Dean, Horace Brewer, John
Burke, James Burke, John Dugan, EIar-
rift Biddle, Miss Eta Clark, John NJ.
Brandifi, Mrs. A, Hutnal, John Henry,
Geo. w. Heritage, Jones Kidd, Albert
Smith, Chas, j., Sewell, Mrs, Fannie
Smith, j. d, Fogg, Mrs. Rebecca Sutton,
Stephen Pyle, Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn, "A r
sons calling for the above y u viii
please say advertised.
j.. d. WHITAKER, p. NJ.
81 was chosen out of four applicants, be-
ing given the preference because l was a
Goldey graduate writes Chas. Truitt.
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