The Penn's Grove record., 1903-05-22
FRIDAY, A %, 1903.


Monday night was the first warm nigh
this year, to make crops grow.
The friends of Mr. Vim. A. Sack art
pleased to see her able to be out of door,
again after being confined to the hous'
all winter.
Ice cream soda on Saturday at John.
sons drug store.
The masons and painters are now rush
ing work on Yeager and Layton's build
ing and they hope to be in it by the mid
die of June.
On next Monday the steamer Ulrics
will add her 6 O'Clock morning trip from
PENIS Grove and SIS p. m. trip from
Wilmington.
George Matlock, the small boy from
Philadelphia, was released from Penn's
Grove lookup last Saturday, when his
sister came after him.
A very light shower fell at Penn's
Grove Monday evening, but from Ped
ricktown to Chester there was a good rain
which did crops much good.
LOOK BEST, LAST BEST, ARE BEST, Cum
mings' photos, 307 Market Street, Will
mington, Del. :
"A few Strawberries were picked in and
neal PENIS Grove this week. They were
worth from Sc to 13c wholesale in. Will
mington on Thursday morning.
Miss Sarah Harker who has been Sc
cOnd assistant pOstmistress at PennsGrove
for seven years has resign ed to accept a
position at Cape May the third week in
June.
The Penn's Grove base ball club will
open the season on Decoration day with
the Columbia A. c., of Philadelphia.
Gonnerman and Bossert will twirl and
Batesell catch for PENIS Grove.
For Hats, go to DuDell. the halter, No.
2 East Third St., Wilmington, Del. Larg-
est stock and lowest prices in that city. =
One hundred and fifty Italians, from
babes in arms to women over 20 years of
age, arrived on the steamer Reybold on
Thursday afternoon to pick strawberries
for farmers in Oldmans Township.
Several of our best boy ball players
have organized a team called the Athlet-
les. They have secured suits and will
OROA ~ 6O06OA VII GU BlO Lay
with the Phoenix A. G. of Wilmington.
WANTED, strawberry picker. CHAs.
L. SMITH. If.
Pastors object sermon to children in
Emmanuel Church Sunday morning on
Little key lost a good job" Regular
sermon on sTake the last piece at Gods
table, there is more to follow" Evening
oahiook sSHooyopu vor1 hop
The death OF Mrs. Margaret L. Schlater
was the second death at the home 500
Pine st. Camden, in a week. Her great
grand child Grace Hubbs having died at
the age of 6 weeks. Mrs. Schlater was IS
yrs. old and was the mother of Mrs. Edw.
X. Whitaker, of PENIS Grove.
CAUTION Don't fail to attend the
annual Strawberry Festival of the Broth
erhood Union of Emmanuel Church on
the church lawn, next Saturday evening,
q, if you would enjoy a rare treat of eat
ables and amusement. See posters. \
The w. C. T. u. held their Spring
school of Methods Convention in the
First Baptist Church, Salem, May 9TH,
with q delightful program. Mrs. Marga-
rat Dye Ellis, of Newark, president of
legislation, gave an address in the even.
ing. The delegates from PENIS Grove
w. G. T. U.were Mrs. j. D. Torton,
Mrs, E. s.. Harris, Miss Nina
Smith and Mrs. S. Townsend. They,
with a number of visitors from here all
report a pleasant time.
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist of 1889
North Franklin Street, Philadelphia, will
be at his PENIS Grove Office, Delaware
Avenue and Pitman Streets, every Fri
day. Crown and bridge work, filling,
extracting and artificial dentures. APP
pointments by mail or otherwise.
List of letters remaining uncalled for in
PENIS Grove Post Office May 10Th.
Howard Branner, Mrs. Sarah Dalton,
VIM. Featherer, Chas. Foeg, Esq, Palmer
Bro, Bob Harbeson, DR.. Edgar Hart, DR..
Israel Hart, Miss NJ. E. Hammitt, Joseph
0. Hampton, Henry Mitchell, Miss Bar
bara Munion, Rev. Henry L. Nichols, (2)
Mr.. Pedrick, Mr.. Rain, Miss Lottie Stan
ley, Mrs. Shinn, Miss Lucy B. Sparks, (2)
Elizabeth G. Wallace. Persons calling
for the above letters will please say ad-
vertised. ]. d. Whitaker, P. M.