The Penn's Grove record., 1907-08-23

Nv. L out AuAlldiJ ucllCu ToIO
at their harvest home on Thursday.
The cool northwest breezes last week
made extra low tides last Sunday.
After September 25th, l will discon-
tlnue my dental Office at PENIS Grove.
b. B. Filler. S-23 \
John Denny did not find a bidder for
his house on Thursday. 1t can be pur-
chased at private sale.
The fourth annual reunion OF the
Hurff family will be held atAlcyon Park,
Pitman Grove, on the %.
John S. Dolbow caught some fine trout
in the cove ON Tuesday. They are sell
dom caught this far up the river.
Louis Allies, OF Wilmington, while crab
bling at Penn's Grove, caught a crab that
measured nine inches across sheeI.
The pleasure steamer Columbia, ran
aground off the wharf on Sunday. Sew
eral came ashore while sh9 lay help
less.
Frank r. Locuson had the misfortune
to loose a good work horse last week.
1t had been blowing all day and died
soon after enter entering the stable at
night.
Ice Cream Sodas and Sundaes at john
sons Drug Store on Saturdays. 4
The Democrats will hold a caucus in
Lanning's livery Office next Friday even
ing. All interested in public affairs
should attend.
The Democrats in U. P. Neck township
will hold a caucus in Central School House
on Monday evening, 26th, at 8 o'clock
to nominate a candidate for State and
County delegate.
J. Warren Davis Pastor of Pedricktown
Baptist Church who is studying law in
Philadelphia, made an entertaining adj
dress at st. Paul's harvest home on
Thursday afternoon on being genial as a
means OF being happy in life and success
full in business.
The State Convention Patriotic Sons of
America was held at Newton, Sussex
county on Wednesday. PENIS Grove
Camp No. AZ, one of the strongest in the
State was represented by Harry S. Bar
Der, Truman Mattson, Asa T. Richardson,
G. W. Cable, Henry ]. Blohm, Harry L.
Blohm. District President F. A. Gentieu
and ]. K. Duffy also attended. They
wont ON TI1ac1au o,,l .o4,-,o -. M
day, after taking in some sights in New
York.
views OF Penn's Grove. 3 cards for &c.
A fine line of Birthday cards. All prices.
At B. Arete Johnson's. II
There was great CONSERVATION and ex-
cltment on the wharf Sunday evening
when the Clyde landed about 6 O'Clock.
Several persons came down Friday and
Saturday to stay till Sunday and some
stopped off Sunday. When she landed
in the evening che could take nc one on
because she had all she was allowed. Sew
eral wanted Samuel T, Hillman the agent
on the wharf to redeem the tickets that
were sold from Philadelphia. He refus-
ing. Several of the unfortunates want
ed to throw him overheard. They had
to return home by train.
Soda water, delicate 1avors to suit the
taste at Johnson's drug store. \
Produce sold in Wilmington market this
week at the following prices: peppers 90
Zoe a basket, potatoes, 80 Soc, tomatoes,
1O-25c, egg plants, 20-25c cabbage, I5c.
apples, $3.50, onions 70, cucumbers $3.50
cantaloupes, 5O-75c. Lawrence Huber
had a basket of sweet potatoes over last
Saturday and Eli Zane sent seven on
Monday which sold for $1.5O a basket.
Southern water melons are worth from
SIS to $50 per hundred. A few peaches
are coming in but are worth from 81. so to
~ a basket. Blackberries and buckle
berries are scarce and worth from ~ to
14c a quart.
Educate yourself to save money by
opening an account in the Savings De-
partment of the PENIS Grove National
Bank. 1t will earn you 3 per cent inter
est compound ~semi-annual and YOU can
draw on IA days notice.
For RENT-three small houses on East
Main st. Apply to Nina Smith, 12I Main
ST.. S-2t
For S~ALE-Twelve bicycles for from
& to SIS. j.. K. DUFFY.