The Penn's Grove record., 1903-11-13

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1903.
Fine Indian summer weather.
The corn crop is light this year.
The Brotherhood Union held an oyster
banquet at Emmanuel Church on Thurs
day evening.
Guaranteed single guns at Erhardt's,
$3.50. See ad. page :. =
Charles d. Aborn has been very sick
with the grippe the past two weeks since
his return from Philadelphia.
Gunners we're out in force on Tuesday,
the first day the season opened and from
/ to sixteen were shot. VIM. Jess got
sixteen.
Rev. ]. buckingham will preach in the
Bethel NJ. p. Church Sunday morning on
sCrucifed with Christi evening subject,
Wrestling Jacob"
The C. E. Society of the Bethel Church
will hold q masquerade social in Odd
Fellows Hall, Saturday evening, 18th.
Refreshments for sale. Admission DC. :
John Giblin last week picked four
seco nd crop Early Lippincott apples as
large in circumference as aquarter dollar,
and with q blush On them.
The members Of Bethel M. P. Church
gave their new pastor, Rev. ]. flushing
ham and family, a large and cordial re-
ception on Thursday evening.
Miss Ella Munion, who fell and fractur-
ed her skull six weeks ago is now in st.
Mary's hospital, Philadelphia, where she
had q piece of bone removed.
LooK BEST, LAST BEST, ARE BEST, Cum
mings' photos, 307 Market Street, Will
mington, Del.
Miss Jennie Harker had quite a treat
for this time of the year, a dish of fine
ripe strawberries gathered from the farm
of Mrs. Kate Gaventa on Nov. 9th.
More gunner's notices were put up in
this region this year than ever before
and some gunners had a hard time to
find a place where they were not forbid
den.
B. Boynton Filler, of Hammonton, a
graduate of dental surgery from the Med
ico-chirurgical College, Philadelphia, has
located in PENIS Grove, at E. H.
Green's.
A fine line of stationery and school
supplies at Johnson's Drug Store. =
Harry Herman & Bro. of Philadel-
phia, have rented jeremiah S. Hagan's
store $50 Harmony St., and will open a
bargain dry good and clothing store this
Saturday.
Kerosene and gasoline were raised a
cent q gallon last month. This week
they went up another cent. John D.
Rockefeller, Jr., bad a daughter to ar
rive last week.
Double barrel guns at Erhardt's $500.
See I'D. page I. =
Lieut.. E. II. Green Camp No. 80, Sons
of Veterans will celebrate the 10th an
niversary of their organization with a
social and banquet to the members and
their families, next Friday evening, Goth.
Mrs. Rachel Ballinger passed her 84th
birthday last Friday. She is a faithful
member of Bethel M. p. Church and not
too old to attend Sunday Schoal. Last
Sunday she put "a cents in the birthday
box.
For coughs and colds use Johnson's
Compound Syrup White Pine. =
Ton Phillips is a veritable "Willie
Westinghouse" He has taken his gaso-
line engine out of his skiff and attached
it to q washing machine. He does his
wife's and neighbours washing in about
twenty minutes.
The RECORD was in error last week in
announcing the number Of party tickets
cast in PENIS Grove. It should have
been 226 Republican and PIG Democratic,
showing that nor Democrats than Re-
publicans stayed at home. We had it
reversed.
FOR Hans, 60 to DUBELL, the halter,
No. 2 East Third Street, Wilmington.
Largest stock and lowest prices in that
city. *9-18-l3t
Time tc plant your Christmas adver.
tisement in the RECORD. If it pays Will
mington merchants to put their Christ
mas advertisements unsolicited in the
7 RECORD why should it not pay local mer.
chants to do the same and bid to keep
trade at home?
Remington guns double barrel al
Erhardt's 5000; Hammerless $25. 90.
See I'd. page 2.
The entertainment given last Saturday
night in st. Paul's Church by the Revi
val Brigade branch of the Salvation army
was more largely attended than The
meetings previously were. Their sing
ing of religious songs and playing OF
stringed instruments and cornet we're O
. refined order that gave an impressive
religious feeling. The meetings hav,
been o largely attended this weel
and seven have been at the altar.
I have opened q poultry house at Uniol
Corner to buy for q New York firm. al
Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
GEORGE LAWRENCE.
Letters uncalled for in the Penn
Grove Post Office Nov. 18th: Hildagard
Allen, Miss Sara June, Wilbert Handle
Miss Rebecca Kid, Mrs. Maria McLach