The Penn's Grove record., 1904-09-09
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1904.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1904.
Penn's Grove school begins next Mon
day.
Howard Walker will resume teachin
at Cohansey next Monday.
PENIS Grove Bargain House will b
open this Saturday, Sep. 10th.
Soda Water at Johnson's Drug Store,
Farmers began digging sweet potatoes
more plentifully this week. The price
is ST. 25 a barrel.
The election officers have been can
v~assing this week to register the voters
Next Tuesday they will hold the primary
election. =
VIM. P. Denny has cut in two his
wheelwright shops at the head of Rail.
road Avenue and will rebuild them into
double houses.
John p. Clark brought to the Record
office on Monday a tomato which weigh.
ed 2 pounds 6 ounces. That is the largest
reported this season.
]. E. Fuller, principal of the shorthand
department of Goldey College, has a ma
tional reputation as a successful stenog-
rapher and shorthand reporter.
Biddle R. Stanton who has been living
in Philadelphia for some years has NOV
ed his family onto the farm owned by
his late father, near Wiley School house.
Mrs. Rebecca j. Black had a well dug
recently at her house and found good
soft water after digging several, boring
and the expenditure of over 500 in years
past
r. d. Hughes put an Ayers stuffer in
his canning factory at the Cove this year
which fills rs cans of tomatoes a minute.
1t fills, packs down and wipes cans to
perfection.
Mayor Elkinton has sold the lot be-
tween his residence and Asa G. Turner's
to Mrs. Elizabeth Denny and Mrs. VIM.
H.. Sailor, on which they intend to build
a double house.
All lodge members should not fail to
get a lodge rug for their home. Samples
to be seen at Odd Fellows Hall, lodge
room. X
The schools in Upper Penn's Neck re-
sumed last Monday with the following
teachers: Central, Ella M. Layton; Cove,
Matilda Cook; Wrights, Lizzie Wright;
Wiley, Gertrude Whitsell.
George W. Davis has sold his stock in
John Summerill & Bros. store at the
Cove to John p. Leap who will run a
branch store with Jere Long III charge.
Mr.. Leap took charge on Thursday.
Latin will be introduced in PENIS
Grove school this school year and proba-
bly, German. Because some may not see
the need of it we publish in another col
umn an able article by Principal Kiss
miller on ''Why Study Latin and Ger
man" Read it.
Just received a fine lot of palms for
sale clfeap, elias. L. Smith. *tf
The m~elodrama entitled "a Box of
Monkeys" played in Odd Fellows Hall
Thursday evening by home talent was
enjoyed by an audience which nearly
file the hall. Those who took part
were Misses Agnes Justice, Bessie Bilder-
back, Mabel Bisbee, Messrs Gesrge A..
Bisbee and Asa T. Richardson. Miss
Edna Barber played on the piano and
sang creditably. Joseph and Elsie Feath-
erer, of L, p. Neck, gave some entertain
ing violin and piano duets.
Any one having lost a white knit
shawl will probably find the same at
Emmanuel parsonage.
For Douglas Shoes go to Penn's Grove
Bargain House, 243 Main 81.
You will find early fall hats ready
trimmed at Mrs. Tillie Smiths, PENIS
Grove. If.
S. i. Mckee, leading optician, of Will
mington, will be at w. d. Robbins drug
store, PENIS Grove, the first Thursday
III every month from SIS a. IN. to 5 D.
m. X
All the finest f1avors in soda at John
sons.
LOOK BEST, LAST BEST, ARE BEST, Cum.
mings' photos 307 Market Street, Viii
mington, Del.
Gunner's notices for sale at Record
Office. If.
Several families have sent as many az
three or four students to Goldey College.
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist of 1886
North Franklin Street, Philadelphia, vii
be at his Penn's 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.