The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-06
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1905.
Corn husking has begun.

Corn husking has begun.
Some wheat is up and looking well.
Ii. S. Titus begun Harry Kille's new
house on Tuesday.
r.. D. Hughes shipped a carload Of
canned tomatoes this week.
The thunder shower on Monday night
was needed to settle the dust.
The late train on Sunday has been
dropped. See change OF time table.
Andrew Yourison has moved into Mrs.
A. Il. Turner's new house on Penn st.
Cigars, hest brands, for sale at Boone,
Ice Cream Saloon. y
The warm weather this week is most
favorable for gathering crops and growing
grain.
The steamer Ulrica dropped her 6 a.
m. and = p. III. trips to and from Will
mlngton last Monday.
Mrs. Title Smith has her millinery
from Philadelphia and you will find very
pretty hats at 22l Main st. Penn's Grove.
She will remain during the fall season. 2t
The butchering of porkers began this
week. Corn has been high the past two
years and fattened hogs are scarce in this
region.
Capt. c.. r. Atkinson's barge damaged
pilirg at the Upper Canal Bridge last
week So a pile driver was needed to make
repairs.
The late tomato season closed on Mon
day. The farmers have had a big har-
vest. 500 an acre and over have been
received by many.
More automobiles were in Penn's
Grove last Saturday than ever. Six
were loaded with persons from distant
towns who came to see the ball game.
On and after Oct. 8, Messenger j. K.
duffy will leave Oh the 10. 20 train in
stead of the 7.40 a. M. \
Charles Z. Barber has started to build
Charles l.. Smiths new double house on
Walnut Street. He will also build one
Tor Frank Walker on South Broad Street.
The Lower Canal Bridge was knocked
off its gearing last Saturday by Capt. w.
p. Wright's tug and damaged so it could
not be turned on to allow wagons to pass
over.
Charles H. Summerill had Sheriff
johnson to serve an injunction on the
Railroad Company on Wednesday from
t~resspassing on his premises as his rights
as a tenant has not been satisfied.
Get some of Johnson's witch-haze
cream for sunburn, mosquito bites and
heat rashes. X
TIE he'd for the rail toad extension was
dug out this week ov II Charles II. and
DR.. John M. Summerill's land to the
meadow below the Cove, and the track
was graded up between the Pier and
Cove.
Haines Neck Sunday School will hold
a necktie social at Aaron Fogg's, near
HalltOwn, on Wednesday evening Oct.
18th. If stormy it will be held the first
clear evening. Ice Cream and cake for
sale. Don't fail to attend. 4
The walls of the brick engine house
l9x24 feet at Perkintown mill pond, for
the PENIS Grove water works, are up
and ready for the roof. The dam is be-
ing built for the turbine water wheel
which will do the pumping.
The harvest home of Bethel Church on
Thursday was largely attended and was
a social and financial success. The pro-
fits were $ll5. The Mechanics band gave
some excellent music. The Church thank
all for their hearty cooperation.
Schools supplies and stationery at
~Johnson's drug store. 4
Capt. c. R. Atkinson, OF Baltimore,
who has been buying tomatoes and small
sweet potatoes for Booth q Co, of Balti-
more, has not been in Penn's Grove for
two weeks. As some bills have not been
paid his whereabouts concern some farm
ers and workmen.
List of letters uncalled for in PENIS
Grove Post Office. Macon Bowler, Sam
uel Kelsey Clark, Miss Mary Clark, Miss
Alice Cungian, Harvey Deardoff, Mitch
ell Dean, JOS. Darbold, Mrs. J. Dahmer,
Gretchen Heilman, Harold IIellyer, Ar
thur Hellyer, John Ollie Johnson, Ned
Kellie, Martin Kelly, Miss Edna Lee,
John Maxwell, Miss Susie Massey, Miss
Edytle Newell, Mrs. Edw. Pennock.
For HATs-Go to DUBELL, the halter,
No. 2 East Third Street, Wilmington,
Largest stock and lowest prices in thai
city.
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