The Penn's Grove record., 1903-07-17
FRIDAY, JULY II, 1903.

July promises to be cool and wet like
June.
The cottages along shore are all occu-
pied over Sundays.
Consult S. R. Bowen before having
your cement walks laid. ct =
The steamer Major Reybold now leaves
Philadelphia at 2.30 instead OF 2.20 p. m.
The st. Paul's Auxiliary will hold
their annual harvest home in Sheble's
Grove on Aug. 20.
Drink Coca-Cola at Johnson's SC. =
The Second M. P. Sunday School, of
Wilmington, spent Tuesday in the grove.
About 800 came over.
The Denny Bros. steamer Pokanoket
is now running between Keyport, N. j.,
and New York City.
Look BEST, LAST BEST, ARE BEST, Cum
mington, Del. =
The Ladies' Aid of Emmanuel Church,
will hold their annual Harvest Home on
Thursday, August 9th.
About 200 went on the excursion of
Emmanuel Sunday School to Brandywine
Springs on Wednesday.
This year old sweet potatoes and ap-
pies were in the Philade lphia market
until new mes arrived.
Ice cream soda on Saturday at John
sons drug store. =
The Bethel M. P. Sunday School will
make their third annual excursion to
Brandywine Springs next Thursday, 23d.
Pitman Grove camp meeting opens
July 2Sth and closes August 18th. Ma
tional Park camp meeting opens August
9Th and runs three weeks.
Aug. 18th is the date fixed for the ex-
cursion to Cape May by Emmanuel
Brotherhood Union. Don't fail to go as
it will be the most delightful of the sea-
son See posters. =
The active management of Goldey Col
lege consists of H. S. Goldey, President;
j. E. Fuller and w. E. Douglas, Princi-
pals; R. ]. Maclean, Business Manager.
The Dupont Powder Company took
charge of the Powder Works at Shenan-
doah, Pa, on Wednesday. The proper
ty includes three mills with a capacity of
1000 kegs daily.
VIM. F. Yeager has put in his barber
shop two handsome hydraulic chairs
made of oak and antiseptic leather trim
mings. They are the finest and most con-
venient barber chairs in 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.*
Some Penn's Grove workmen have
employment on the new bulk head now
building on the Delaware side. 1t has
been begun above the Edgemoor steel
works and will be extended to the mouth
of Christiana Creek.
The steamer Thomas Clyde began her
regular trips between Philadelphia and
Woodland Beach last Saturday touching
at PENIS Grove at 10 a. m. Jos. T.
Munyan is pilot and Jos. Somers, assis-
tant. Woodland Beach was badly wash
ed away last spring, but has been repair
ed since.
Have you tried the Butterfly Soda
at Johnson's Drug Store? Something fine,
SC. i
George Matlack and George McClaren,
two Philadelphia boys who were arrested
last May for breaking into club houses,
arrived in PENIS Grove on Monday af-
ternoon with half a dozen other boys
who intended to prowl the town. Mar
shall Coombs saw them as they came off
the train and made them return on the
next train.
Strawberry and tomato checks printed
at the Record office. If.
Early Jersey truck is now bringing a
good price in Wilmington market this
week. Tomatoes are worth 40 to SOC. a
basket, culls 20-25, white potatoes $3.50,
onions IS, squashes Pops, apples 20-30,
cabbage $3.50, string beans 2O-25. peas 40
so, cucumbers 1850, egg plants 81. %.
The heavy wind blew many apples off
last Saturday and the market was glut-
ted with much poor stock on Tuesday.
The hot sun last week also scalded many
tomatoes.
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. Ap-
pointments by mail or otherwise. =
Liet of letters remaining uncalled for in
Penn's Grove Post Office July 18th, 1908,
Mrs. Austin, Mr.. Giovanni Alicuta, Wal
ter w. Brown, Jos. L. Baker, Capt. j.
Burns, VIM. A. Collins, George M. Dou-
gan, Mrs. Sarah Dalton, Frank w. Denny,
Leonard Fisher(2), Mrs. Lydia Friant(2),
Mrs. Cuff, John Kinney, Miss Anna
Nicholson, Mrs. Smith, j. r. Wiltback,
Mrs. Zane. Persons calling for the above
letters will please say advertised.
J. D. Whitaker, P. M.
FISH STAND.
l have opened a fish stand at Union
Corner and / can furnish all kinds O.
fresh fish at short notice. Orders solicit
ed and promptly delivered. H. H. SMITH
NOTE OF THANKS
We, the Ladies Auxiliary, of st. PAUL
Church, desire to thank all the member
and friends of the Church, who by thei
presence and interest, helped to maxi
nj carnival a success. We especial.
mention those assisting at the variou
booths, those who go kindly assisted will
the supper, as well as those who tool
part in the entertainment, also We wisl
to thank u Pastor for his valuable aid