The Penn's Grove record., 1903-07-31
D JULY 81, 1903.

All the cottages along shore are fillet
with summer sojourners.
Drink Coca-Cola at Johnson's SC.
Harry G. Justice has had a fine stone
front built to his house on South Broad
Street.
The heavy rains and winds have DIES
troyed the early bloom on the late toma.
to crop.
S. R. BowEN-Contractor for cement
walks, curbs,. cellars, &C., PENIS Grove.
Big potple dinner and supper at En-.
manuel Harvest Home next Thursday,
Aug. 9th, only 25c.
The second annual picnic of st. James
X. G. Church members will be held in
French's grove on August 10Th.
LOOK BEST, LAST BEST, ARE BEST, Cum
mings' photos, 307 Market Street, Will.
mington, Del.
About 275 went on the excursion to
Colchester ON the steamer Clio on We'd
nesday, so being from P~ennsville.
Daniel G. Roche, late Superintendent
at Carney's Point Powder Works, has
secured a position at Gibbstown Powder
Work.
Thirty-five went from Penn'Grove on
the excursion to Atlantic on Thursday,
and l35 from along the PENIS Grove
branch.
The BIGGEST BARGAIN IN BICYCLEs-the
Alexis Coaster-brake Special with Hedge
thorn puncture-proof tires. Let me show
you one. EDw. TOWNSEND, Agent. n
The steamer Ulrica broke her wheel on
the afternoon trip Wednesday and the
tug Laura B. with a scow had to take
her place.
Raymond Harris has been trying the
examination in Philadelphia this week
Tor a cadetship in the government reve-
nue. service.
A colored excursion of about $50 came
over from Wilmington on Thursday af-
ternoon. They called themselves the
Corlnthian Consistatory.
Ice cream soda on Saturday at John
sons drug store. n
A large colored excursion of about 400
from Wilmington spent Wednesday in
the grove. A colored band with them
made much noise during the day.
A colored man who lived with joseph
L. Wright stole about $l3 last Sunday
while the family were at Sunday School
and has not been heard from since.
Harry S. French has moved into Ed
ward Keen, Jr's house on State street.
MI. Keen and family are with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P. Morgan.
Mr.. S. R. Leap who has been suffering
severely with neuralgia and blood poison-
ing on the lace is recovering nicely and
Is feeling much at ease after much suffer-
ing.
Aug. 18th is the date fixed for the ex-
cursion to Cape May by Emmanuel
Brotherhood Union. Don't fail to 90 as
1t will be- the most delightful of the sea-
son. See posters.
Col. Wainwright of Wilmington, Del,
mas secured a pension for Mrs. Ellen R.
Ostrander, widow of Capt. VIM. A. o.
trander: ~, y: T., Vol, eight dollars a
month from May s, 1908. She resides in
PENIS Grove.
The Baptist Sunday Schools OF Ped
rlcktown and PENIS Grove and the ED.
worth League ofSharptown M. E. Church
made an excursion to Brandywine SPRINGS
on Thursday. The combined excursions
had about 400 on the 10 O'Clock tr,p of
the Ulrica.
For Hats, go to DupeIl, the halter. No.
z East Third St., Wilmington, Del. Larry
est stock and lowest prices in that city.*
Pastor Boyd's topic in Emmanuel
Church Sunday morning to children will
be on "The Sacks we wear. Reonlar
IN on standing by the stuff.
Twilight service by Epworth League at
Z O'Clock, followed by a Commute object
sermon on "a screw loose somewhere"
Ten persons have had the actvlena
light put into their houses. John P.
Leap is experimenting with it tor cook
Ing purposes with fare success. Itmakes
a strong soft light and with a proper
burner which will finally be made after
further experimenting will be used for
cooking and heating.
Have you tried the Butterfly Soda
at Johnson's Drug Store? Something fine.
SC.
Many home people think a local paper
OF little account because they hear all
they want to know about home affairs.
When a distant friend who subscribes
Tor the RECORD returns and tells of manv
events they have read in the local paper.
the n~on-subscriber learns how marrow
and ignorant OF home affairs they are.
Milton Harris, who had an arm and a
leg ground of under a train at Edgmoore
on June 81, is recovering nicely and came
over last Saturday to spend a few DAVIS
with his father Edward S. Harris. The
Railroad Company will supply him with
a cork leg and cork hand. He intends
to learn to write with his left hand so he
can fill a clerical position.
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist of 1890
North Franklin Street, Philadelphia. will
De at his Penn's Grove Office, Delaware
Avenue and Pitman Streets, every Fri
day. Crown and bridge work, filling.
extracting and artificial d~entures. Az.
pointments by mail or otherwise. r
The dramatic and scenic Production of
Harriet Beecher Stoves famous Uncle
Toms Cabin will be shown with specta-
cular effect by L. w. Washburn's organ
lzatl0n on Saturday evening August. lat
at the base ball grounds, PENIS Grove.
There will be two carloads of scenery.
ponies, b~loodhounds, men women and
children: A street parade will be given
in the afternoon.
FISH TAND.
l have opened a fish stand at Union
Corner and can furnish all kinds of
fresh 1sfi at short notice. Orders solicit
cd n promptly delivered. H. II. SMITH.
Cholera Infantsm.
This has long been regarded Al ona NJ ~