The Penn's Grove record., 1903-07-10
Post ONCE Hours.
D July 10. 1903.

Consult S. r. Bowen before hsvine
your cement walks laid. ct
Good old summertime weather has pre-
vailed this week with the temperature in
the SOS.
Theo. Fish and Allen Hunter, Jr., have
started their truck line from the
Cove to Wilmington.
Drink Coca-Cola at Johnson's SC. =
Rebecca Naylor is having her double
house next to the bakery raised two feet
and a cellar put under it.
st. Stephens Lutheran Sunday School,
Of Wilmington, picnicked in the grove on
Thursday. About 400 came over
Charles H. Summerill's dog was found
chasing rabbits by Game Warden T. ].
Torton who had Mr.. Summerill fined.
LOOK BEST, LAST BEST, ARE BEST, Cum
mings' photos, 3O7 Market Street, Will
mingtOn, Del. =
Moonlight bathing has been in vogue
the past week, as the water was at a nice
temperature and the tide suited from 7 to
IL o'clock.
Most farmers who have tomato patches
have Italian men from Philadelphia to
pick their tomatoes. They do it for 2
cents a basket.
Denny Brothers have chartered their
excursion boat, the Pokanoket to some
New York gentlemen. She will be run
rs a pleasure boat.
OF course you are going to Brandywine
Springs next Wednesday, 18th. Late
boat leaves Wilmington at 10. As, allowing
an evening at the Springs. You can
leave Penn's Grove at 10, 1.30, 5 and 7
o'clock. y
Rev. E. E. Somers will preach at the
evening service of the Baptist Church
next Sunday. His pulpit will be supplied
by w. Russell Owen.
Vincent Biddle had presented to him
by a Philadelphia friend a large Danish
dog. 1t is the biggest canine in PENIS
Grove and can eat a cali.
Wheat is being threshed and only
about a good half crop is found, as the
dry weather hindered the heads from fill
ing out. Two and three row of pods
are blank.
Ice cream soda ON Saturday at John
sons drug store. y
John Dubois, of Philadelphia, is a Sun
day visitor to Penn's Grove. 1t is report
ed that he will decrease the population of
Penn's Grove by taking one of our charm
ing widows next month.
Emmanuel Sunday School will be held
during July and August Sunday morning
at 8 o'clock, instead of the afternoon.
There was a good attendance last Sunday
morning, when the change began.
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. =
Samuel ID. Louderback who has been
away from Penn's Grove for thirty five
years, on a boat as fireman and engineer.
has retired on Harmony Street in the
house he recently bought of Mrs. Martha
Robbins.
Charles M. Hillman, who is employed
in the Penn's Grove RECORD Office has
purchased a building lot on Pitman St.,
and will soon erect a house. We are
pleased to see that Charles desires a cage
as well % q bird.-Saiem Sunbeam.
For Hats, go to DubeIl, the halter. No. |
2 East Third St., Wilmington, Del. Larp-
est stock and lowest prices in that city.*
Rev. J. HI. Boyd will take for his OBJ
ject sermon to Children Sunday morning
in Emmanuel Church, "Driving nails
with a black bottle" Regular service
subject, "The Christians almighty back
ing" In the evening a temperance chalk
talk will be given.
Have you tried the Butterfly Soda,
at Johnson's Drug Store? Something fine,
sc.
The two games of base ball last Satur-
day between the local team and the I'm
ion League, of Chester, was witnessed by
large crowds. The first game resulted in
q victory for the locals by a score Of 10 to
IL. The second game was won by the
visitors by q score of 3 to 2.
Miss Kolck, photographer for Goldev
College, is an unusually rapid s~tenopraph-
or, and writes on the typewriter without
looking at the keys.
During the thunder gust last Friday af-
ternoon lightning struck a tree in Uriah
Divers back yard, but did little damage.
During the same gust lightning also struck
the oil works at Marcus Hook and $40, 900
worth of oil was burned. The oil burned
all Friday night and all day Saturday,
making great clouds of smoke.
Strawberry and tomato checks printed
at the Record Office. If.
Washington Camp, No. AZ, P. O. S. of
A., has installed the following officers:
President, H. E. Crompton; Vice Presi-
dent, A. C. Patton; Master of Forms, H.
J. Blohm; Conductor, VIM. F. Roberts;
Secretary, Fred A. Gentieu; Inspector
David Harbeson; Guard, Charles H. Sim
kins; Trustee, Warren c. English.
FISH STAND.
l have opened . fish stand at Union
Corner and can furnish all kinds of
fresh fish at short notice. Orders solicit
ed and promptly delivered. H. II. Smith.
For . lazy liver try Chamberlain,s Stom-
ach Liver Tablets. They invigorate