The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-07
News of Local Interest

William W. Ward has retired from
the ~retaurant business, next to Broad
Street theatre.
Newton W. Grice, Of DaretoWn, has
been elected q director Of the Woods
town National Bank.
About $50 men have been taken on
at the Dye Works and Powder Plant
the past two weeks.
John f. Gaventa goes to Elmer and
Sharptown every week to BUY poultry
and eggs from the farmers.
The Ladies Aid of St. PauIs N. f.
Church will hold their popular annual
oyster supper in the Church On Thurs
day afternoon and evening.
Sickler d Engler, the new caterers,
furnished the supper for the Demo
cratic elan in R1unsey hall. Salem
last Tuesday night.
William A. Link has taken over the
blacksmith and wheelright shop, near
East Main Street, owned by the late
MaskelI Ewing.
The fixtures and contents Of William
Wards restaurant, on South Broad
Street. viii be sold at baiHEz sale. on
Monday, 10Th inst.
David A. English viii have a public
sale Of household goods, etc, at 50
South Broad Street, tomorrow (Sat-
grday) afternoon. He viii also offer
a horse and COW for sale.
Mrs. Walter Fl. Garter underwent q
serious major operation at St. ~Jo5eph's
hospital, Philadelphia, last Friday,
and for a time afterwards was IN q
very serious condition. At present,
however, she is somewhat improved.
A cold northwest wind arrived
Tuesday afternoon after the rainy
Monday. Fires and ~OFeTc9aGs were
needed for comfort at night. The
temperature was 50 Wednesday nom
ing and 81 THURSDAY 90 this Friday.
Tn one hundred and forty fourth
session Of the Local Preachers semi
annual conference, Of South Jersey,
will be held Saturday and Sunday, De-
t0ber 9Th and 9Th, in the Methodist
Episcopal Church, at Daretown.
Judge Henry Burt Ware, who has
been a member from this County of
the State Democratic Committee, has
transferred his credentials to former
F~reeholder William Hannah. Of L, P.
Neck Township, who is now Secretary
Of the Salem County Board Of Taxa
ton.
Matthew Mitchell is again actively
engaged in buying poultry and eggs
for the wholesale market. He Is 10
Gated az No, 8 West Main Street.
Monday and Tuesday until 8 P. NJ;
Wednesday and Thursday 8 Z: NJ. n
other day he bought a small lot OF 10
chickens which netted the owner over
$50.
The Magistrates, Constables and
Justices Association of New Jersey,
Delaware and Pennsylvania, held its
quarterly business meeting in the
Hotel Waverly, Hammonton, on Sep
TENDER 18th. Among members from
here were Recorder Walter Edgar,
Mayor Samuel Hunt, Chief of Police
A. B. Houseworth and Frank Torchia.
Mrs. Benjamin Reign narrowly
escaped serious injury when she fell
down a flight of steps at the home
of Mrs. Mary Hand, of Delaware
Avenue, on Monday morning. She
was picked up at the bottom of the
steps unconscious and DR.. Sutherland
summoned. Examination showed that
there were no broken bones.
Monday will be fire prevention day
designated by the President and Gov
ernor. Overhaul the old heaters, stove
pipes and see that there are no cracks
in the chimney. The High School
scholars will be the orators for the
occasion at school Monday morning.
/ Parents are invited to hear them be-
tween 9 and 10.
w. S. Leap has a splendid display
of fall and winter clothing, at his
store, Main and Penn Streets. Stet.
son and Shoble hats in the latest ere
ations are also on display. You don't
have to go away from Penns Grove
to buy high-grade clothing, shoes and
furnishings. Mr.. Leaps stock m
braces the leading lines on the mar
ket.
A large audience heard and was de
lighted with the recital of David
Harum in Emmanuel Church last
Friday evening by Prof. Livingstone
Barbour. His facile changing OF eX-
preston and appearance revealed how
the soul of man can be trained to an
extent that makes one almost believe
in the TRANSPORTATION of souls. he
showed the great ability of n man
who holds the chair of %elocutlon and
oratory at Rutgers College. W. L.
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