The Penn's Grove record., 1904-03-18

Measles have become epidemic in
Penn's Grove.
Fishermen are busy getting ready to
catch the first shad.
Charlton Phillip had a horse to die
suddenly on Monday.
Latest styles of outing hats and chill
dren's sailors now at Mrs. R. ]. Divers,
246 Main St., Penn's Grove. \
Robinson H. Willis has been sick a bed
very badly with pneumonia for two
weeks.
John Diver lost a COW on Sunday by
eating too much salt and then drinking
too much water.
Subsc ribers who change their address
will notify the Record 50 they will not
miss their paper.
The PENIS Grove Record told two
weeks ago who would be the pew pastor
of st. Paul's Church.
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. \
The attention of our readers is called
to u new advertiser Hercules Atkin Co.,
carpet dealers, Philadelphia.
William K. Dupont, the new foreman
at the Powder Works, is reported to be a
hustler, and is enlivening the drones.
David English, the popular butcher,
resumed work on Monday, after be-
ing confined to the house two weeks with
the grip.
Rev. ). T%ushingham's subject in Beth
ell M. P. Church Sunday morning will be
"The Burning Bush;" evening subject,
"Why Nineveh was Saved"
J. K. Duffy, the old reliable messenger
from Penn's Grove to Philadelphia daily,
is still doing business. Philadelphia Of
flee 1874 Market st. Phone 1896 Market
Rev. Jos. H. Boyd's illustrated sermon
last Sunday evening in Emmanuel M. E.
Church was of the strongest temperance
sermons ever given PENIS Grove.
H. Herman & Bro. who have been hav-
ing a Clothing House in J.. s. Hagan's
building on Harmony for four months,
have moved into ]. K. F. Dolbow's store,
243 Street.
Mrs. John Hare, Jr., had an operation
performed in Delaware Hospital, Will
mington, On Thursday of last week, since
which time she has been recovering as
well as possible.
I still continue i'll the messenger bust
ness leaving Penn's Grove daily at 10. 20
until futher notice. Philadelphia office
441-443 Market st. Phone 3S2 Market.
FRANK DOLE. \
George S. Avis, one of PENIS Groves
oldest citizens, aged 81, was stricken with
paralysis early Sunday morning. His
left side and speech affected. He is re-
ported some better.
The charity entertainment in Odd Eel
lows Hall on Thursday evening was wit
messed by a crowded audience. So many
COui0 HOO SCU ii tlld6 dilOUllGT Will UG IGlQ
next Tuesday evening with a new pro-
gram.
The Y. P. S. G. E. of Bethel Church
will hold on Old Time Social in Turner's
Hall OH Saturday Evening March 10Th.
Admission five cents. Everybody invit-
ed. x
A snow storm set in last Monday morn
ing and by night two inches fell. Rain
and freezing and one more inch of snow
during the night brought back winter
weather on Tuesday. A sleigh or two
came out. Warmer wealth on Wednes-
day dissolved the snow, but during the
night the temperature dropped to 250
and made half inch ice. Thursday night
two inches of snow fell, followed by rain
which turned it to slush Friday morning.
OPENING DAYS.
I will show a fine disply of Easter hats
and bonnets on Friday and Saturday
March Is and 10. Mrs. r. J. Diver, 246
Main St., PENIS Grove. X