The Penn's Grove record., 1903-07-24
FRIDAY, JULY "a, 1903.


High tides in the evening this week
made bathing and launch parties popu-
lar.
Drink Coca-Cola at Johnson's SC. =
The B~ookkeeper for Goldey College is
Mr.. ]. F. Phillips, formerly Of Cambridge,
Md.
George w. Hewitt, Esq, has had an ex-
ceptional large hay crop On his Eagletown
farm.
About It's went on the Bethel Sunday
School excursion to Brandywine Springs
on Thursday.
S. R. BowEN-Contractor for cement
walks, curbs, cellars, &C., PENIS Grove.
A Hebrew Sunday School of about $50
from Wilmington, picnicked in the grove
on Thursday.
Wm. Harry Smith is having a new
house built on South Broad Street by
Charles E. Barber.
Look BEST, LAST BEST, ARE BEST, Cum
mings' photos, 3O7 Market Street, Will
mington, Del.
John B. Layton has a big crop of fine
early potatoes. He had 48 potatoes
which filed a basket.
Harry Davenport has had a neat and
substantial stone front erected at.his home
on South Broad Street.
The BIGGEST BARGAIN IN BIcYCLn-the
Alexis Coaster-brake Special with Hedge
thorn puncture-proof tires. Let me show
you one. EDw. TOWNSEND, Agent. \
Edward Townsend has been elected
Fret Vice President of Emmanuel Ep-
worth League in place of Joel Corson, re-
signed.
The heavy rain last Saturday afternoon
was accompanied by another heavy blow
which damaged corn by breaking it off.
A few limbs were also broken off of trees.
Ice cream soda on Saturday al John
sons drug store. =
The Ladies' Aid, of Emmanuel Church
will hold their annual Harvest Home on
Thursday, August 9th, in John Divers
wods to the rear of Emmanuel Cemetery.
The remains of Mrs. Anna Calhoun, of
Moorestown, arrived on the carr on We'd
nesday, and was buried in Emmanuel
Church yard beside her first husband,
Lemuel Hannah.
Aug. 14th is the date fixed for the ex-
cursion to Cape May by Emmanuel
Brotherhood Union. Don't fail to 90 as
it will be the most delightful of the sea-
son. See posters. =
Col. John Wainwright, of Wilmington,
Del, has secured a pension for Anna M.
Mills, widow Of Jas. M. Mills, Co. K, %
Pa. Vols, of s. a month from June 18th,
1902. She resides at Pedricktown.
The heaviest shower this summer fell
Monday evening. Falling so soon sitter
the inch or more of rain on Saturday, it
made most unfavorable weather for water
melons and will cause the crop to be
light.
Losr-A gold ball stick pin with small
diamond in centre. Reward at
FRENCH's HOTEL.
The editor of the Record would oblige
all who have visitors to hand personals
In for publication. Many are not pub
lished because they are not known, as an
editor can not be omniscient nor omni-
present.
The prices of early truck remain good
this week in Wilmington market. To-
matoes $4,000 a basket, egg plants $l.25,
potatoes 40-45, apples 20-5O, onions 5000,
cncumbers 1910, squashes POPS, cabbage
A-25. Southern water melons are in
market at $40 per 100.
Many Of the early tomato vines have
begun to die and leave the tomatoes x
posed to the sun where they will not
ripen the best. The prospect is the price
of early tomatoes will remain good this
year and not reach the price at which
baltimore Gamers are ready to take
them, 20 cents a basket.
For Hats, go to DuDell. the halter. No.
2 East Third ST., Wilmington, Del. Larg-
est stock and lowest prices in that city.*
Mrs. Daniel G. Roche had some words
with William B. Dolbow on Tuesday ev-
evening on the station platform over some
differences between their boys, when
Mrs. Roche slapped Mr.. Dolbow in the
face twice. On Thursday Mr.. Dolbow
had Mrs. Roche arraigned before Squire
Elkinton on a charge of assault and bat
terry. She was bound over to Court under
5000 bail.
Have you tried the Butterfly Soda
at JOhnson's Drug Store? Something fine,
sc. i
Mr.. Charles Willard Raine, son of DR..
Chas. D. Raine, of Brooklyn, graduated
on July IL, from the University Of Penn
sylvania, with the degree of Bachelor OF
Science in Electrical Engineering. He
was shortly afterward joined in marriage
to Miss Florence A. johnson, at the resi-
dence of her parents on North Broad st.,
Philadelphia. He now has a position
with the Edison Electric Company, Of
New York City.
OF all the great American plays, the
old historical drama sUncle Toms Cab.
i'm has the strongest hold on people. II
is beyond question one Of the best plays
ever written, hence the warm place it re
tains i'll the hearts of people of every
cline. The greatest production that thi
American classic has ever had will b,
given on the base ball ground, oppos
tie the School House, in PENIS Grove
next Saturday evening, August LIST, un
der the management Of Leon w. Wash
burn. Watch for the big street parade.
FISH STAND.
l have opened a fish stand at Uniol
Corner and / can furnish all kinds &