The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-24
Thanksgiving next Thursday.
Indian summer weather sure.

Indian summer weather sure.
Everything is getting very dry as no
rain has fallen Tor three weeks.
The shipment Of sweet potatoes out OF
the houses began at Penn's Grove on
Thursday at from 81. 60 to ST. rs a barrel.
Miss Ida Biddle has resigned as fourth
vice pr esident of the st. Paul Junior
League and Miss Lottie Hand was in
stalled in the office.
The report that the railroad will be
extension to PennsviIle as soon as the
extension to Carney Point is finished
seems to be without much foundation.
ID wer Ctah vs.; Wears Longer; Devoe.*
VIM. A. Sack and soI intended to give
our town preachers an automobile ride
Saturday afternoon last, but finding one
too i'll, and another too busy, they very
kindly postponed it to another time.
Wilbert +. Sailor sold "a chickens OH
Tuesday which averaged 7 pound each
Matthew Mitchell paid l9c a pound for
them and said they were the finest lot
brought to renn's Grove this season.
Benz. F. Reed killed his fine porkers
on Tuesday. They weighed APO and 472
pounds. At the same time Albert Raine
killed one which weighed 1870 pounds
and Joshua Lippincott's weighed 534.
Misses Alice and Florence Trumbull
were given a surprise last Friday even
ing at the home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Trumbull by a number Of
young friends, who had a merry time.
The Woman's Home Missionary Soc
iety of St. Paurs Church will hold a cake
sale Saturday evening, in the building,
corner Franklin and Main Sts., formerly
J. Harris's restaurant. Proceeds for the
cause.
Fine toilet articles and fine stationery
at. JohnsOn's drug store. \
Last Tuesday afternoon Michael Gaven-
ia at Oldman's station started a fire to
burn the weeds and grass off his straw
berry patch. 1t got away and burned
through William S. Stiles and Lewis
Peachey's woods.
The Department President Mary A.
Decker and the inspector Clara Brown,
both OF Jersey City, of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps, Department of New Jersey,
visited Acton Corps No. 2S, of PENIS
Grove on Thursday night. and inspected
the Corps.
Presiding Elder DR.. Moore, was unable
to attend the appointed quarterly meet
meeting OF Emanuel and St. Paul last
Friday, because OF his serious accident at
Absecon the day before. He is recover-
ing and will be in Penn's Grove Friday,
December Sth.
VIM. D. Greenfield, who moved from
Delaware into a house near Wright's
School House a few months ago died Oh
Thursday aged 81. He has been help
lessly afflicted for a long time. The fun
eral services will be held in Wilmington
or Sunday afternoon.
For HATs-Go to DUBELL, the halter,
No. 2 East Third Street, Wilmington,
Largest stock and lowest prices i'll that
city. 4
Frank G. Justice, who has been book
keeper for Harvey S. Justice, at Pedrick-
town, the past six months, will move to
Glenside next week to engage in the lum-
Der business with Morris Penrose, former
ly OF Pedricktown. Glenside is a town
about twelve miles from Philadelphia.
Joseph Diver and bride arrived home
from Washington, d. c., at IL O'Clock
last Saturday night and were SO royalty
received that they felt highly honored
in being driven around town in a surry
gayly decorated with streamers. The
sleigh bells, horns, drums and noise
which greeted them awakened and as
tonished the natives as we'll as Joe. On
Thursday evening they gave a reception
to their friends. Over one hundred were
present and left several handsome and
useful presents.
II. A. Fox, of P~Ittsburg, representing
the Heinz Picking Company, was in
Penn's Grove on Wednesday, prospecting
for a site for a canning factory for the
Heinz people who have several large fac
tory in the United States, but non il
New Jersey. Salem county was thu
banner region for growing tomatoes il
the United States this year and thu
Heinz people intend to locate one of thei
factories in Salem county, With some in
ducements on the part of the people o
PENIS Grove they may locate here.