The Penn's Grove record., 1912-01-05
FRIDAY, JANUARY S. 1912.
HOME HAPPENINGS.
SALE REGISTER

SALE REGISTER
Jan. 6-Eresh Western Horses. M P. Newton,
WOOdst0wn.
Jan. l0.-Personal property of John w. Bran
drif, U. p. Neck, l mile FROM Courses
Landing.
Jan 70 VIM C. Leap. Upper PENIS Neck.
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1912. May the New Year be the hap
p'est and most prosperous.
Some farmers plowed their cod on New
Years day.
- s. L Boone announces in another COL
"a pm a new livery.
cad our Advertisement this week and
money. w. S. Leap.
II Peterson at Pennsville shipped a
. keels to Philadelphia last week.
"a Grove Bank declared it's usual
dual dividend OF 4 per cent Jam
X Xxx James Sweeten, Jr. has a
. hn motor car to take the place of
Gdelivery wagon.
Gold fish, fish food and fish grass for
Bale at S. NJ. Hunts.
The new officers of Penn's Grove
Grange will be installed next Wednesday
night, when a large attendance of MEM
bers is expected.
"A The Executive Committee OF the Inter
State Milk Producers Association has fix.
ed the wholesale price of milk for Janu-
airy at 5 cents per quart.
Charles Thompson has moved from the
H#k Thompson farm, near Courses Landing
RXWE Tn tho farm NINA - liz oa~s, L.,
Siinkins near MuIlica Hill.
The Imperial Entertainers in St. Paul's
M. E. Church Tuesday evening had a
large audience. The piano playing, the
# singing and whistling were fine.
After having a new wheel put on the
steamer Ulrica resumed her trips Tuesday
morning. The tug Emily ran on Satur-
day and Monday in her place.
7|R& Garrett Whitsell moved onto Jacob j..
Gaventa's~ farm near P%edricktown last
6 Tuesday. r. Clifford Morgan succeeded
knim on the Robert S. Diver farm which
recently bought.
hines Sparks has moved into the
p on James Divers farm OH Church
vacated by Wilbur H. Reel. Frank
$iten, a machinist from Wilmington
Z a &3fllow Sparks into Mrs. Josiah Du-
house.
Watson, from Woodstown, who
II a carpenter at the Powder
a or nine months, has moved into
Mrs. Lois Justices house on South
ftreet. Oliver Adams will occupy
it side.
;ome Leap Year. May the number
helors and bachelor maids be less
~ end. 10 the first married We will
zNlle Penn's Grove Record one year.
~N8Pcond, nine months; the third, six
Ups; the fourth, three months.
HE. Willis who has conducted the
fs32yare. coal and farmers supply busI-
B8 - adjoining the railroad station for
f1&Hay eleven years, on January LIST. ad-
united his brother r.. p. Willis into
partnership. R. P. Willis has been a
partner in the lumber business for about
four years. All the business will be
conducted hereafter under the name of
Willis Bros.
The fall of two inches OF snow Tuesday
night made the prettiest scene of the season
Wednesday morning. The ground not
being frozen, much of it melted on Thurs
day. On Thurday evening a cold gale
arrived from the northwest with more
snow which now covers the ground to a
depth OF two inches except where it has
been blown off. The temperature was Is
this Friday morning.
Gasoline by the gallon OF barrel at V.
s. Homan's 81 Delaware Avenue, Penn's
Grove. Also batteries, oils and electric
supplies. tt
$40 REWARD for information which will
lead to the arrest and conviction of any
one who has broken open the meters in
L.. cottages along the shore. II. j. Smith,
va supt. Gas Co. 1929 1t.