The Penn's Grove record., 1905-01-27
A blizzard.

"A OiiHZQoOs
Watch for the ground hog hex Thurs.
day.
There will be many removals among
the farmers this spring.
Fifty-five teachers were graduated from
the State Normal School on Monday.
We have had plenty OF winter weather,
Hope the ground hog will bring an early
spring.
Nathan Mattson had a fifth son to
arrive on Monday. Farmers are in great
need of help. The best are raised at
home.
The blizzard will be apt to cool the ar
dor of early trucker who are thinking of
making hotbeds.
White Pine Balsam the best for coughs
and colds at Johnson's drug store. n
Roy the II year old son of Frank D.
Munyan, while skating last Saturday
fell and broke his arm.
Connections between the gas main in
thestreets and the houses are being made
as fast as workmen can do so.
The County examination for teachers
certificates will take place place next
Friday and Saturday in Salem.
The daughters Of the the late Angus
tus and Christiana jacob have had a fine
granite monument erected over their
graves in Emmanuel Church yard.
Letters uncalled for in PENIS Grove,
Post Office. Christopher Banks, John
Emerllne, Mrs. Anna Holton, Richard
Steward, Mrs. M. Talman, Howard
Whitesell.
The attendance at PENIS Grove SC hool
was small on Wednesday and only one
session was held, closing at 2 o'clolk.
The rooms were so cold and the attend
ance SO small that school closed at noon
or Thursday.
The RECORD was cotton out under diff
culties this week. The editor has been
wrestling with the grip for two weeks
and our foreman James P. Yourison has
been confined to his home this,week with
symptoms of pleurisy.
Councilman George Jordan believes the
mosquitoes should be kept out this kind
OF weather. In his haste he encountered
a mosquito net door which rubbed the
skin off his nose so it had to be plastered
up. He will have to help turn on the gas
lights so he can see mex time.
Edward w. Humphreys, of Woodstown
will accept our thanks for a second lot OF
local postal card views including the
Friends Meeting House of Mullica Hill;
a Country Vendue; "Main Street of
Woodstown' after a snow storm; Trinity
Z. E. Church, Swedesboro; and several
views of Swarthmore College.
While Harry whitley attempted to
light the gas lamp at the foot Of Franklin
Street last Saturday evening an explosion
of gas took place which broke the top.
There was to much gas in the globe eth
er from a leak or from the delay in light
ing because the first match did not light
the gas.
Charles Humphreys and Charles Sparks
of Lower Penn's Neck have bought the
boat Anna May of Samuel Zane. Mr..
Zanes reserved the steam engine with
which he will start a saw mill at his
home. Messrs. Humphreys and Sparks
will have a thirty horse power three cy-
Under Harris gasoline engine put in the
Anna May. They intend carrying truck
from Courses Landing to Wilmington.
The February Woman's Home Cam
panion is packed with good things from
cover to cover A unique feature is a
double-page drawing showing elbow
Uncle Sam is Spending Hundreds OF Mil
lions of Dollars to Make Washington the
Most Beautiful Capital in the World"
Other feature are: "Ice-Yachting-
The New Sport for Women" and ''In-
ter%national Sunday-School Invasion OF
of the Holy Land" The fiction includes
stories by Louis Tracy, G.. 7. Evans,
Madge L. AFFORD and Frederick Smith.
Mrs. Lincoln gives her twelve f~avorite
recipes. There are helpful articles on
valetine parties, new ideas in fashions
for men and women, and a number of
contributions from ome on "How |
Earned My Own Support" Published by
The Crowell Publishing Company, Sping-
field, Ohio; II dollar a year; ten cents a
copy.
Witch hazel cream for chapped hands
at Johnson's drug store.
A House Warming,