The Penn's Grove record., 1904-02-12

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March s-Elworth Hinchman, personal prop
erty, Warrington.
st. Valentines Day next Sunday.
Frank ]. Gaventa is the rising auction
Ger in this region.
Clarence Cheesman moved to-day into
half OF Joseph Stiles new house.
Dollar Wheat has arrived. That price
is o paid by local millers for some.
Horace G. Borden is building a crib
house on his farm adjoining the Borough.
Edward Townsend had great luck last
Friday. A son arrived who is named
James Meharg.
The ground was found to be frozen
about two feet deep in Emmanuel Gene
terry by the digging of a grave on Thurs
day.
After being reminded of the new tax
payers in U. P. Neck paid up better than
ever before. Only $38 remains unpaid of
$6744.1 10.
Joseph Armstrong, Jr., moved from
Pennsville into w. d. Burdens house,
corner Franklin and Pitman street on
Thursday.
William A. Sack, who has been suffer-
ing with a second cancer on the corner of
his mouth for three months, is able to be
out again after having it drawn out.
You will find at Johnson's Drng Store,
a fine line of toilet articles. The list
comprises preparations for the face,
hands, teeth and hair, also a full line of
perfumery, toilet waters, etc. 4
Mrs. Alice M. Ingersoll and William
Denelsbeck who were sentenced to twelve
years in prison for conspiring to murder
Duke Ingersoll were hand cuffed togeth-
er and taken to Trenton by Sheriff John
SON on Monday.
A Leap year valentine social under the
auspices of Emmanuel Chapter Epworth
League will be held at Mrs. Chas. L.
Smiths on Saturday evening, 18th.
Friends of the League are cordially in
vited to be present.
Hamilton Morris has moved his har-
ness shop into Mrs. John j. Holmes
house at Union Corner. Jacob K. Dol
bow is enIarging the front room vacated
by Mr.. Morris to make it suitable for H.
Herman & Bros. clothing store.
The warm sun and southerly wind last
Saturday run the temperature up to 500
and took away the snow which had made
good sleighing for a week. The thaw on
Saturday and Sunday was followed by a
fail of temperature to 13o OIL Monday
morning, zoe Tuesday, 13o Wednesday,
160 Thursday, 150 Friday morning.
Skating has been fair, but rough on the
river.
NoTICE-On and after March LIST, I will
commence the messenger business be-
tween PENIS Grove and Philadelphia.
/ will leave on the 10. 20 train daily. Or
ders can be left at Richard F. Shannon's
and Johnson's Drug Store. FRANK DoLE.*
The revival meetings in Bethel M. P.
Church continue with interest. The con-
~gregations are large and seekers at the al
tar nightly. Between forty and fifty have
professed conversion during the past six
weeks. Sunday morning Pastor Tushing-
ham will preach a sermon to the young
Converts. In the evening he will preach
on "A young mans great question" fol-
owed by revival. EXA
james Diver has purchased the DECK
man ice house and sturgeon freezing
house and meadow along the river below
the Penn's Grove station. The large
building was erected about twenty-five
years ago for the purpose of freezing stur-
geon meat. 1t vas not used but a year OF
two, because sturgeon soon failed tc be
caught in paying numbers. The build
ing has been going to decay for twenty
years. Mr.. Diver will utilize the land
and lumber for summer cottages, which
are the best investments in Penn's Grove.
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist of 1885
North Franklin Street, Philadelphia, will
be at his Penn's Grove office, Delaware
Avenue and Pitman Streets, every Fri.
day. Crown and bridge work, filling,
extracting and artificial deHtures. AID.
pointments by mail or otherwise. =
List Of Letters uncalled for in the Penn's
Irove Post Office Feb. 5, 1904, Mrs. George
Armstrong, Thomas Albright. Mrs. Mary
A. Dolbow, Mrs. Anna Nicholson, Miss
Sarah Sazensen. Persons calling for the
above letters will please say "Adyertis
ed" J.. D. Whitaker, P. M