The Penn's Grove record., 1903-09-18
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1908.

Joseph Stiles has broken ground OF
Main Street for a new double hous'
which is already rented.
Mrs. James Simkins went to the Univ
ersity Hospital, Philadelphia, on Tues
day to have a tumor cut out of her neck
Harry Pyle has taken charge of tn,
barber shop recently vacated by Julius
Wipf, foot of Main St., and solicits ole
trade as well as new customers.
About 60 members of Viola Council Jr
o. U. A. M. paid a fraternal visit t.
Woodstown Council on Monday evening
Eighty-tkree dollars we're the net pro
ceeds of the harvest home held by thu
Bethel M. r. Church last Saturday even
ing.
The friends of Mrs. Peter Keen ART
glad to know she has recovered from hel
serious illness SO she is able to be dowr
stairs.
A fine line of stationery and schoo.
supplies at Johnson's Drug Store. ;
Rev. W. Russell Owen who has beer
spending his vacation at his home in
Virginia, will preach in the Baptist
Church on Sunday.
Sunday evening at the Epworth Lea
que service in st. Paul's Church will be
special singing by Mrs. H. ]. Smith, Mr.
Harry PYLE and Others.
Elias Dolbow who had his shin bone
bruised severely two weeks ago by 6
blank falling on it at the Powder Works
is able to walk out on clutches.
Try Harry Pyle for a shave. Clean
service, polite attention. Foot of Main
st.
While tearing stone out of the old
Brick Mill last Saturday Joseph Lloyd
found and killed a blacksnake which
measured 5 feet 2 inches in length.
Frank G. Justice will enter Pierce
School October LIST, to learn shorthand
and Asa I. Richardson will succeed him
as keeper of the stock house at the Pow
der Works.
Don't fail to see the ball game on this
S aturday, 10Th, Camden A. c.; Tuesday
%, Philadelphia Giants at 2 p. M; Sat-
urday, Goth, Pennsville will be here
with a stronger team than ever. \
The Board of Stewards of the Bethel
M. P. Church hereby express their ap-
probation of the generous patronage of
the public last Saturday evening at the
harvest home.
Farmers are cutting immense second
crops of grass and unheard of crops of
crab grass, one and two tons to the acre
from their early tomato, cantaloupe and
water melon patches.
Harry Pyle will give you the easiest
shave in town. Foot of Main st. =
The PENIS Grove price of sweet pota-
toes at the cars on Monday opened at
from 81. rs to 81 a barrel and fell to from
$3.50 to ST. 80 on Friday. The wet
weather is causing some to turn dark.
LOOK BEST, LAST BEST, ARE BEST, Cum
mings' photos, 3O7 Market Street, Will
mingtOn, Del.
The VIM. Keen house on East Main
Street, PENIS Grove, tenanted by Isaac
Holman, was sold last Monday by spec
ial master in Chancery w. T. billiard,
of Salem to Warren w. Holman, of Phil
adelphia, for $1,000.
John Jordan has torn down the old
log part to the house on his farm tenant
ed by James Curriden in Upper Penns
Neck and built a new part. That was
one the last log houses in the township
and was known as the Joseph Summerill
farm one hundred years ago.
For coughs and colds use Johnson's
Compound Syrup White Pine. y
There will be a measuring social and
entertainment in the Bethel Methodist
Protestant Church, Thursday evening,
October 9Th. Cake, ice cream and con-
fectionery will be served to all who wish
any time after six o'clock. Further no
tice of the entertainment will be given.
The prices of produce in Wilmington
on Tuesday were as follows; sweet pota-
toes 5O-55: small 2O-25, white potatoes IS,
tomatoes 1926, apples 25 $50, egg plants
80, corn so, cabbage 1920, peppers 1870
melons 4-10, pumpkins 5-S. In Philadel.
phia sweets were worth 45c and melons
S. to SIS.
No long waiting at Pyle's barber shop
foot of Main st. A clean easy shave. ,
Sunday will be a special day at St
Paul's M. E. Church. Quarterly Love.
feast in charge of Rev. L. o. Manchestel
at 8 o'clock. Rev. G. F. Downs viii
preach at 10. 80 A. M. Mrs. DIR. Elliot
who spent several years as a Missionary
in Utah will give her interesting address
on "Mormonism," in the evening.
FoR HATS, go to DuBELL, the halter
No. 2 East Third Street, Wilmington
Largest stock and lowest prices in tina
city. *9-18-l3t
Letters remaining uncalled for in tn
PENIS Grove Post Office Sept. 18th
Howard Bramer, Chas. Boeckleu, Mis-
Frances Casey. Mrs. Mamie Georther
Miss A. E. Sheppard, S. E. Saurman
Miss Bessie Eubers, Mrs. Nellie Simkins
Preston Thompson. Persons calling 70
the above letters will please say advertif
ed. J. D. WHITAKER, p. M.
FALL OPENING
A fine display of hats and bonnets d
Mrs. r. ]. Divers, Friday and Saturday
Sept. 18th and 26th. No. 246 Main st
PENIS Grove.
Get q tree sample Of Chamberlain's 6ton
ach and Liver Tablets at any drug stor'
They are easier to take and more pleasai
in effect than pills. Then their use is N
followed by constipation as is often Il
case with pills. Regular size, 25c. Per bo'