The Penn's Grove record., 1903-08-14
FRIDAY, U IA, 1908.

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Five Sundays in this month.
The hay fever crop will soon be ready
to harvest.
Peaches are ripening but they are
scarce and high in price.
Mrs. Robert F. Walker has bought q
lot of Mrs. Anna d. Sack.
Williamson Bros. traction engine is the
only automobile in PENIS Grove.
8. R. BowRN-Contractor for cement
walks, curbs, cellars, &C., PENIS Grove.
The fall session of Goldey College be-
gins September l. Write for the cata-
logue.
George C. Sparks has had some fine &C.
ment walks laid at his house by s. R.
Bowen.
Grabbing is the popular pastime now,
as the river water is briny and crabs are
biting plentifully.
Drink Coca-Cola at Johnson's sc. =
LOOK BEST, Asst BEST, R BEST, Cum
mings' photos, 307 Market Street, Will.
mington, Del.
Mrs. Danelia V. Denny has the found
alton laid for a large double house on the
lot she recently purchased of James Div
Union A. NJ. E. lcolored) Sunday
School, OF Wilmington, brought $50 on
their excursion to Penn's Grove on We'd
nesday.
One hundred and twenty-five went
from PENIS Grove on the excursion to
Atlantic City on Thursday and 1852 along
the Penn's Grove branch.
Joseph E. and 8. L. Boone have bought
the Dole-Clark property on Main Street
of Robert Kidd and will move their ice
cream factory there next winter.
Ice cream soda on Saturday at John
sons drug store. =
The entertainment at st. Paul's har-
vest home next Thursday promises to be
of the usual interesting order. Prizes
can be seen in D. D. Leaps window.
There will be racing at Salem next
Wednesday and Thursday. AS there are
100 entries 1t promises to be the biggest
and most interesting event of the season
in Salem county. See adv. in another
column.
The book-keeper for Goldey College is
Mr.. J. F. Phillips, formerly of Cam
bridge, Md.
Jon. L. Dolbow, Jr., was bound over
10 court on Wednesday under 500 bond
by Mayor Elkinton, for assault and bat
terry on complaint Of his wife. Marshall
Coombs took him to his fathers near
Courses Landing to get bail. While the
Marshall was getting the bail bond out
for bis father to sign he slipped away
and has not been seen since by the Mar
shall.
Have you tried the Butterfly Soda
at Johnson's Drug Store? Something fine,
&c. =
Mrs. Smith Halter Is seriously i'll with
something like skin poisoning which has
made her totally blind. Her son VIM.
Halter, of Camden, was down to see hel
over Sunday, while his wife, Elizabeth il
spending the week caring for her. Hel
daughter Mrs. Gus Weinacht and daugh,
tiers Freda and Dora, of New York, are
also with her this week. John Halter
of Wilmington, was over on Wednesday.
The second annual picnic of st. James
R. @. Church will be held by the mem
bers in French's Grove on Wednesday
10th, for the benefit of the Church. II
it be stormy, will be held the following
day. Dinner or supper, including dane.
ing afternoon and evening. It
Tomatoes took a jump in price last
Saturday and sold in Wilmington fol
from 40c. to eOc. q basket. They are
sorth from 40 to 80 cents this week. The
early patches are done. There are few
second early and canhouse tomatoes
which usually begin to ripen by thil
time will not be ready to pick before
September. White potatoes advanced K
$3.50 this week and on Thursday to 81. 81
a barrel at Penn's Grove station.
Doctor William Ziesel. Dentist of 1881
North Franklin Street, Philadelphia, will
be at his PENIS Grove office, Delawar
Avenue and Pitman Streets, every Fri
day. Crown and bridge work., filling
extracting and artificial dentures. Ap
pointments by mail or otherwise.
The annual picnic of Emmanuel an,
Central Sunday Schools will be held il
Divers Grove, opposite the Emmanue
Church, on next Tuesday, 18th. 1t vii
be an sll-day picnic. All who can do s
are invited to bring their dinner and SUP
per. Those who cannot will be welcomes
in the evening. Free entertainments G
races. contests, readings, singing, pante
mime, &c will be given in the Afternoon
and evening. The evening entertainer
will be illumed by calcium light.
Tuesday be stormythe picnic will be he'll
on Wednesday.
The charm and beauty of Penn's Grov
may be seen at the baby carnival held q
St. PsuI's Harvest Home next Thursday
goth, at 10. so q. m. All who want t
know about Woman and her Sequel wi
be ON hand at ESQ. The Spectaculs
Entertainments at 8 p. m. will be wort
much more than the admission 10c. NJ
the least enjoyable will be the famor
potpie dinner and supper for 25c. eacl
Don't for get IL will be in Sheble's grove.
A Sure Cure for Dtarrhoea.
Coming as II does, in the busiest seasol
when q man can lest afford to lose time,