The Penn's Grove record., 1903-07-03

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2.so. As and $50 F. M.
FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1908.
July 4th tomorrow.
Summer weather has come at last.
Farmers are glad to see the sunshine.
Drink Coca-Cola at Johnson's sc. =
Picnic and excursion time is nearly
here.
The book lovers club held q progressive
eat on Tuesday evening.
The PENIS Grove Bank has declared a
semi-annual dividend Of n per cent.
The frame of Daniel V. Summerilps
new house at the Cove wal raised this
week.
mings' photos, 307 Market Street, Will
mington, Del.
The young men and boys of South
Penn's Grove enjoy playing ball every
evening.
The Record Office will be closed for
business on Saturday July 4th, also most
of the business places.
The summer session of Goldey College
is nov open, and students may enter at
once. Write for catalogue.
One of the things proper to teach chill
dren is never to read the copy or nose
around when they 60 into a printing Of
flee.
A new kind of moth or worm has
stripped the leaves off q tree in front OF
Samuel Hillman's residence on North
Broad Street.
Ready trimmed hats reduced one
fourth at Mrs. Tillie Smiths. \
Work has been discontinued on the ar
tesian well on Carney Point after a depth
of 700 feet were reached without finding
a supply of good water.
Richard F. Shannon has had a booth
built along side of his store at Union Cor
a fish and clam market.
Warren Risner sent twenty baskets of
early tomatoes to Wilmington market for
the first on Monday. Others have also
sent a few baskets. since.
Ice cream soda OF Saturday at John
sons drug store. y
White potatoes are scarce and high, as
few are ripe enough to dig. Last week
they were retailed in PENIS Grove at 80
cents q basket. This week at 75c.
3 II Gf11 ,,oA~soo - A. Colo~. ~
4th are announced IN another column and
will undoubtedly attract a large number
OF persons from all over the county.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of St. PauPs
Church cleared about $275 by their But
ter1y Carnival. 1t was a very fine affair.
With what is out they hope to have $500.
The South Jerseyman says: saMartin
Emmel, at Courses Landing, on the VIM.
Weber farm, has a field Of 20 acres that
is thought to be the finest sweet potatoes
in the county" He set them out in dry
weather, watered well and did not have
to replant.
For Hats, go to DuDell. the halter, No.
2 East Third st., Wilmington, Del. Larg-
est stock and lowest prices in that city.*
Daniel G. Roche, who was superintend-
emit at the Carney Point Powder Works
until a year ago and has had charge of
the machinery the past year, has quit
there. Nj. Roche was a competent ma
chinist and superintendent and general
ly liked by the workmen.
John P. Leaps new acetylene gas
plant was started last Friday and the
lights from the new gas were used in
Leap and Sons store and the Yeager and
Layton building last Friday night for
the first time. 1t makes a strong, white,
soft, light, which is very satisfactory.
Have you tried the Butterfly Soda
at Johnson's Drug Store? Something fine,
&c. i
A new time table went into effect on
the West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
last Saturday. The only change of time
in leaving Peen's Grove on weekdays is
the late Saturday evening train which
leaves at 5.55 instead of $40. Later
Sunday night trains have been put on
both ways. See time tables in another
column.
Viola Council, No. 20, Jr. O. U. A. NJ,
have elected these officers for the ensuing
year: Councillor, Charles Hillman; v. c.,
Y. u. Stump; Cond., Fred Kille; R. s.,
Josiah II. Smith; Asst. r. g., Arthur 8.
Smith; +. g., ID. p. Featherer. Treasurer,
Harry 8. Barber; Warden, Henry Critic;
o. s., Harry Yeager; 1. g., Charles Turn
er; Trustee, Warren c. English.
Mr.. H. s. Mitchell, the popular Jewell
er, Of 7th and Poplar Streets, Whining
ton, DEL, has a large trade in PENIS
Grove and vicinity. His system is so
easy that n can own a fine watch and
never miss the money. $1.OO per week,
delivered OF first payment. =
Mr.. A. s. Clark's ninth concert by his
music pupils wa given in Odd Fellows
Hall, Thursday evening and appreciated
by q fair audience. Besides the Florence
quartette comprised of Messrs. John Ur-
ban, n. ". Sparks, A. s. Clark and Jos.
Gibson, the following persons took part:
Misses Mary Dempsey, Helen Duncan
Reba Cunningham, Edith Denny, Luella
Tomlin, Edna Turner, Bessie Townsend,
Katherine Banx, Mrs. j. X. Munyan,
Messrs. Frank Turner, Harold and Ar
thur Munyan and Oscar Van Culin.
Strawberry and tomato checks printed
at the Record Office. If
List Of letters remaining uncalled fol il
PENIS Grove Post Office June 30, 1903
John Bowe, Patrick Cawfield, Mrs. Kat,
Dolbow, Mrs. Elizabeth Dolbow, Georgs
Drummond, Chas. Dougherty, Miss Der
tina Fisher, Miss Lydia Friaut, Mrs. Sa
die Green ~, Edward Groom, Mrs
GUT, Mrs. McElivee, Miss Lizzie Norton
John Strimple, Mrs. Sarah, Mrs. Ellel
2chick Mr. r Wood Mice lilo,
Zane and Charles Zanes. Persons calm
for the above letters please say advertised
J.. D. Whitaker, P. N
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist of 1853
North Franklin Street, Philadelphia, wi
be ct his Pepn's Grove office, Delawal
Avenue and Pitman Streets, every FIR
day. Crown and bridge work, fillinl
extracting and artificial dentures. Al
poinfments by mail or Otherwise.