The Penn's Grove record., 1904-07-08
Post Office Hours.
FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1904.

Several farmers have Italians to picl
their early tomatoes which are ripening
The new catalogue of Goldey College
contains very valuable information
Write for it to-day.
During July and August Emmanue
Sunday School with be held from 9 to
1926 Sunday morning.
Mrs. John S. Dolbow found a cent?.
pede in a bunch of bananas on Friday.
Their bite is dangerous.
Soda Water at Johnson's Drug Store
Tomatoes have been worth from 75c.
to 81 and white potatoes, 40-45c a basket
in Wilmington this week.
William P. Wright has started a
truck line from Barber's wharf to
Philadelphia, to carry tomatoes.
Benz. w. Hurff left on Saturday for a
weeks fishing off Bowers Beach with
the Silver Club, of Philadelphia.
The German Zion Lutheran Sunday
School of Wilmington spent Thursday
in French's grove. About 400 came over.
Just received a fine lot of palms for
sale cheap, Chas. L. Smith. xtf
The Ladies Aid of Emmanuel Church
with hold their annual harvest home
on Thursday, August 4th, in Divers
grove.
Allen Hunter, Jr., and John C, Sim
kins are building a large addition to
the rear of their double house on South
Broad Street.
William Hoover sent the first basket
OF egg plants to Wilmington last Satur-
day. Jacob Gaventa sent his first on
Thursday. They are worth about $1.75
a basket.
FL. ]. Blohm's large sea turtle broke
loose during the storm last Friday night.
1t was seen off shore alive for a day or
two but soon died, because of being in
fresh water.
When shopping in Wilmington leave
your bundles at Bloomar's shoe store,
All King ST., until boat time. \ 1-4t
The Employment Department of Goldey
College receives applications for gradu-
ates from the leading business houses
is Wilmington, Philadelphia, New York
and Baltimore.
During the storm last Friday night the
heavy wind blew a large poplar tree
down on Penn street. 1t fell across the
street and mashed the Peak of paullin's
blacksmith shop.
Last Monday, July 4th, was observed
as a holiday in PENIS Grove. Several
residences were decorated with flags,
and some had small displays of fire.
works i'll the evening.
For Hats, go to DUBELL, the halter, No.
2 East Third Street, Wilmington. Larg-
est stock and lowest prices in that city.
4-l-3m.
The U. S. Fish Commission Steamer
Fish Hawk, left Gloucester CITY on
Wednesday for Woods Hole, Mass. Less
shad were Matched on her this year
than in any year since the steamer has
been making trips on the Delaware.
The U. S. District Court has decided
that the Ship Building Trust must be
sold. The Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company Wilmington is one of the
companies in the Trust and the smallest
price for which it can be sold is $780,
600.
LOOK BEST, LAST BEST, ARE BEST, Cum
mings' photos 307 Market Street, Will
mingtOn, Del. y
The steamer Thomas Clyde began daily
excursions from Philadelphia to Wood
land Beach on Thursday, touching at
Penn's Grove. This starting is from two
to three weeks later than in former years.
She has been running Sunday trips for a
month.
All the finest iavors in soda at john
sons.
Washington Camp No. AZ, P. o. s.. of
A., has elected the following officers: Pre-
sident, Arthur 5, Smith; Vice President,
VIM. Roberts; Master of Forms, Truman
Mattson; Conductor, Henry Griffith; In
spector, Isaac Hillman; Guard, j. Sum-
meeill Davis; Trustee, G. Wesley Cable.
The representatives elected for the State
Camp to be held in Ocean City were
Harry E. C%rompton, c. Wesley Cable,
Harry L. Blohm, Joshua Thorpe, War
rem G. English and Arthur S. Smith.
Official Board of st. Paul's Nj. f..
Church will hold their Annual Harvest
Home in August.
PICTURES TAKEN,
either of persons or houses. $3.50 to
81 0 a doz. Work guaranteed not to
fade. Nothing less than half a dozen
taken. Vim. Townsend, Ohio cottage,
Smalley's shore. x