The Penn's Grove record., 1904-11-18
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1904.
Bank statement in this issue.

Bank statement in this issue.
Thanksgiving next Thursday Oath.
Albert Weber moved his family tc
Marlton OH Monday,
Ice three-sixteenths of an inch thick
was formed this Friday morning.
Albert w. Sailor has bought the farm
on which he now lives of John Risner, of
Richmond, Va.
White Pine Balsam the best for coughs
and colds at Johnson's drug store. \
Gunners have been shooting lots Of
rabbits since the season came in. They
are quite plentiful.
Shippers have begun taking sweet
potatoes out of houses at 50 a barrel for
and 81 for small.
Joseph Moreland, of Paulsboro, had a
chainless Columbia bicycle stolen out Of
Penn'sGrove freight station last Saturday.
The managers of the Water Company
bave been prospecting for options on land
in the Township. The price of land has
jumped wonderfully.
Mural Lodge No. Sc, L. o. o. F., took
in fourteen new members by initiation on
Thursday evening with a prospect of as
many more in the near future.
The carpenters, machinists, %pipe-ftters
and yard men that are employed at the
Carney Point Powder Works have been
put on at nine hours a day which is to
last through the winter months.
Thomas P. Morgan has sold his house
corner of Franklin and Pitman Streets to
Samuel R. Lo~uderback. Mr.. Morgan
and his son-in-law Edw. HI. Keen, Jr.,
expect to move to California next spring.
The leading business firm apply to
Goldey College for its graduates.
Miss Amy Armstrong, daughter OF Jos
eph Armstrong, died last Sunday, aged
80 years. Funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. JOS. H. Boyd on We'd
nesday morning at the residence OF her
brother George Armstrong. I~nterment
was in Riverview Cemetery.
X Last Sunday was a terrible stormy day.
Rail- fell all day and in the afternoon it
became cold enough for snow which fell
and covered the ground with a white
blanket, bnt it soon turned to slush.
The hills in Delaware remained white
until Monday noon. Very few ventured
out to Church on Sunday.
Thomas Cam, of Manayunk, Pa, had
marrow escape on Tuesday. While assis-
ting in the erection of a granite monu-
ment over his parents graves in Emma
nuel Church yard the shaft, weighing
half a ton, slipped from the base and fell,
grazing his face. The monument was
damaged SO that it will have to be taken
back.
Jersey truckers have quit going to
Wilmington market, the last one being
Elijah Harbeson who was wei this week
with sweet potatoes and apples. Sweet
potatoes are now bringing SOC a basket
small sweets %, white potatoes 80, apples
% to SOC a basket, 50 to So so a barrel,
keiffer pears 40 to 60c a basket, onions
6Oc. Pumpkins all prices according to
size.
The New Jersey Supreme Court has re-
fused to grant a new trial in the case of
Miss Agnes Justice, of PENIS Grove,
against Bev. John w. Davis, of Pedrick-
town, for breach of promise. 1t will be
remembered that this case was tried IN
the Salem County Courts last January,
Miss Justice suing the minister for $1O,-
600. The jury returned
a verdict of ''no cause for action."
Witch hazel cream for clrapped hands
at Johnson's drug store.
For HATS, 60 to DUBELL, the halter,
No. 2 East Third Street, Wilmington.
Largest stock and lowest prices in that
city. X
mings' photos 307 Market Street, Will
mington, Del.
All members of Washington Camp No.
A, ?. Q. S. of A., are requested to attend
Union Thanksgiving service in Bethe
M. ?. Church, Thursday morning, Nov
oath. Meet at Camp room at 80.
II. E. CRoMPToN, r. Sec.
The business students of Goldey Col
lege learned to write unusually well.
birthday Surprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Smith tender