The Penn's Grove record., 1903-09-11
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1903.

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1903.
Gunners find reed birds scarce.
Asa G. Justice and Warren Smith have
re-entered Pierce School.
C. H, French expert professional pen
man. is the teacher of writing at Goldey
College.
Every parent with boys or girls to edu-
cate should read the new catalogue Of
Goldey College.
A fine line OF stationery and school
supplies at Johnson's Drug Store. =
John L. Corson has become a pigeon
fancier and has purchased several pairs OF
carriers and duchess.
Misses Reba Shoemaker and Sarah
Werle have entered Pierce Business Col
lege, Philadelphia.
I. G. Bradford, Of Wilmington, has
closed an agency with F. W. Layton for
his famous bicycles.
David Sailor packs sweet potatoes for
Harvey-S. Justice at his barrel house at
Pitman Street crossing.
Robert X. Burk at Prospect station,
picked thirteen quarts of second crop
strawberries last Friday.
Look at the new Hall engine being in
stalled at Hurff's boat shop. 4
There is a good demand for sweet po-
tatoes this week at from 1925 to $3.50 q
barrel. The shipments are small.
Harry G. Justice, Gideon C. Dolbow
and John l.. Corson have had their prop
critics improved with cement walks.
James Ford, who has been working at
Harlan and Hollingsworth, has secured
employment at Carney Point Powder
Works, and has moved to PENIS Grove.
Miss Bessie F. Clark, of Salem, who
taught in Elsinboro last year, has been
elected first primary teacher in PENIS
Grove school to succeed Abigail L. Kidd.
Early season felt hats can now be seen
at Mrs. Title Smiths. Next Thursday l
will show a new line of hats, including a
variety for school children. =
Richard F. Shannon has presented
PENIS Grove School with a fine new flag.
The Board of Education on Monday ev-
ening extended him a unanimous vote of
thanks.
The Interstate Fair at Trenton, N. j.,
which is one of the greatest fairs in the
East will begin this year on Monday Sep
TENDER 28th and continue until Friday,
October I'd.
Martha A. Dolbow, widow of the late
John r. Dalbow, died on Wednesday
aged 20 years. The funeral services will
be held In Emmanuel Church Saturday
at 1.30 p. m.
The illustrated sermons given in EN-
manuel Church by Rev. j. H. Boyd the
past two Sunday evenings have been in
teresting, impressive and witnessed by
large audiences.
LOOK BEST, LAST BEST, R BEST, Cum
mings' photos, 307 Market Street, Will
mlngton, Del.
Jonathan L. Dolbow, Jr., appeared in
PENIS Grove last week with his LAWYER
and gave bail for appearance at court.
His escape from Marshal Coombs was not
held against him.
Couple 4 Co., produce merchants of
Chester, who have a card in the Record,
wish to return thanks to all Jersey truck
ers who have given their patronage, which
they will always try to merit.
Harry S. French filed a petition in
bankruptcy in the United States District
Court at Trenton on Wednesday last.
The schedule shows liabilities to the
amount of $4705. 81 and assets at 1854. l3.
Charles E. Barber has broken ground
on Beach Avenue the new street to be
opened through w. A. Sacks and James
Divers land to the river for a new double
house to be built for Mrs. Anna Walker,
nee Smith.
Sunday evening at the Epworth League
service in St. Paul's Church will be spec
ial singing by Mr.. Ralph Smith, the Mis-
SEES Rena and Jennie Leap, Bessie Town
send, Edna Barber and others. Good
reading. Helpful time is assured from
6.45 to $50 \
Clerk C. w. Cable found 353 children
of school age in PENIS Grove. Those
who attend from the Township will make
over 400 children to be accommodated at
Penn's Grove school, if they come. But
some attend elsewhere and some don't
attend anywhere.
The River and Harbor Improvement
Company, of Philadelphia, which has
been doing some dredging in the Della.
ware ri yer for the Upper Delaware River
Transportation Company, have been sued
for $4,000 damages, Charles C. Hill, the
owner OF a shad fishery. being the com
plainant. 1t is alleged that the defendant
dumped 100 tons of soil on Hills fishery
which interfered with his catches.
For coughs and colds use Johnson
Compound Syrup White Pine.
On Thursday morning of last week
while driving to the boat with a load 0
truck through the dark and fog, Clarl
Harbeson had the misfortune t. drive
valuable horse over a smoothing harro,
on the roadside, belonging to Eli Zane
fronting the Wiley farm. The horse wa
pierced ten inches through the breast in
to the lungs, close to the heart. Tn
wound bled profusely and the horse we
soon bloated so he could hardly move
The horse is getting better at last reports
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist of l6a
North Franklin Street, Philadelphia, wi
be at his PENIS Grove office, Delawa1
Avenue and Pitman Streets, every Fir
day. Crown and bridge work, film