The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-13

Nov. l-Catharine Gaventa, personal property
near PedrlcktOWn.
Before buying fall goods read our ad-
vertislng columns.
st. Pauls Ladies Aid and Ushers' Union
cleared $56 by their recent oyter supper.
The sweet potato market is dull and at
the usual low price of 81 and 81. Is a bar
rel.
Fine weather for gathering the late
crop of sweet potatoes and for husking
corn.
The northwest wind after the rain on
Wednesday made over-coats needed for
comfort.
Joseph n. Layman has bought a build
ing lot of Charles l.. Smith on South
Broad Street.
Mrs. Thomas Salisbury has bought a
building lot on North Broad Street, of
Horace G. Borden.
Cigars, best brands, for sale at Boone,
Ice Cream Saloon. X
The old P~ilesgrove Methodist Episcopal
Church is no more, Horace q. Borden
having torn it down, for the lumber.
Charles Sheets has sold II acres of up
land and meadows in the rear OF Edward
ID. Turner's farm to Horace G. Borden.
Emmanuel Epworth League held their
monthly business meeting and a box Soc
ial at the Light House on Tuesday even
ing.
All should attend the Sunday School
convention next Thursday in St. Pauls
Church and become enthused in Sunday
School work.
Mr.. Wilbur Sparks, of Penn's Grove
and Miss Edna Baird, of Seaford Dell
were united in marriage at Camden,
September 25th.
The rally day and autumnal services
last Sunday in Emmanuel Church were
interesting and well attended. A souvenir
card was given in the evening.
Get some of Johnson's witch-haze
cream for sunburn, mosquito bites and
heat rashes. n
The school children had three days ex-
ira vacation this week while the teacher
attended the county institute held on
We dnesday, Thursday and Friday in At
lantic City.
Woodstown merchants have decided
to close their stores on Thursday evening
The merchants of PENIS Grove have
closed their stores every Tuesday and
Thursday evenings for about two years,
and it has proved to be beneficial and
satisfactory.
On the charge of the larceny OF a watch
and gold ring from Jennie Parke, of No.
273 Kaighn avenue, Camden on October
5, Sadie Vanderslices was committed to
the Camden County Jail by Justice of
the Peace Thompson on Tuesday. She
is formerly of PENIS Grove, and
is wanted in Penu's Grove for stealing be-
fore she left.
Mrs. Halloran, OF Philadelphia, who
learned her trade of Madam damon, 18th
& Walnut and has worked at Gimbers, is
the artistic hat trimmer for Mrs. Tillie
Smith this season. Come see the hats
whether you wish to buy or not. \
Capt. w. P. Wright bought about $50,
600 baskets of tomatoes this season and
Capt. Atkinson and others about as many
1oo. Cola,N aaooly hOfu,nAr ptAAla1t
Landing and Courses Landing. The
farmers got between $50, 600 and &c. 0(
for their late tomato crop. Many think
that if there had not been competition
for foreign markets the farmers would
not have received much more than hal
what they did.
On and after Oct. 9, Messenger ]. X
Duffy will leave on the 1920 train in
stead of the 7.40 a. m.
Last Saturday night there was a fire il
the kitchen apartment OF French's hote
and about $40 damage was done. TIL
brick work around a fiue which leads t
the chimney fell down andthe fire caugh
in between the partition. A large nun
Der of men were present and assisted t
put the fire out. Col. French had a fore
pump and hose with which he put til
fire out between the partitions. But fc
having these the fire might have bee
very serious.
Schools supplies and stationery
Johnson's drug store.
John Williams, alias "Dolittle," ARR
ed in PENIS Grove on Monday morniI
after an absence of five months. Marsh
Coombs had a warrant which had bee
waiting for him during that time al
run him into the lookup. On the Sd
last May he stole a shad boat and n
and a watch from bis step-father, Benz
min Whitsell, and had not been seen
this region since. He was, put und
5000 bail by Squire Elkinton and col
mitted to Salem Jail to remainsuntil ia
uary term of Court.
Mrs. Catherine Hughes will sell
Saturday 14th, at l.30, a lot of househo
goods, furniture, carpenter and shoems
er's tools, $50 Harmony st.
For HATs-Go to DUBELL, the haiti
No. 2 East Third Street, Wilmingtc
Largest stock and lowest prices in tt
city.
Vendue bills and posters for excursi'
and festivals a speciality at Penn's Gr'
RECORD Office.