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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31
OfOlE.

May 20.-Dr. Mills, who is running q
saw mill 1T Randall, came home to spenp
Sunday with his family at Opole. q
John Johanna is building q brick We.
neered. -.
Mr.. Fotsch is erecting in a house with
solid brick kitchen. ( -
Casper shlichting is putting a new
roof on*his barn. p.
Oliver Chirhart' . new store will soon
be finished. h
Ida Schlichting, who was working in
St. Paul the last year, came home to
visit her parents last Wednesday.
May. 2s.-Mrs. Eva Minka& returned to
Elmdale Thursday after a visit with her
faith r, John Sobania. "a
Jas: Ross returned from 3rainerd for a
few days visit.
John Puss OF Two Rivers was here Sunday
and Monday. .f~ .
John Klein OF Little Falls was here last
week insuring crops. &
A dance was given Monday evening to
celebrate the opening OF the new store.
Martin Kuklok attended the Klisch-Czecl
wedding at North Prairie. s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31

= E-s%%t EF-Ea - -. . -. s. =a.- -.
We have more room, better
light and are ready to sell you any
style-harness to suit your fancy,
either light, single or double driv-.
ing I'M harness, surrey. trap. runabout,
carriage and coach harness. ex-
press and team harness. Of all de-
scriptions. These harness are made
by ourselves and are as near per-
lection as harness can be made.
You only need to look through
our. immense stock to be con
WINGED that we guarantee you bet
ter workmanship and give you
more pounds Of leather to each.
harness for the price than any
other shop You have access TO-.
Remember 3 e .Yon runAn % risk Mhatn
ever "a the purchase off set of
these we'll known harness, for they;
are positively the best that good
leather and the highest class 1of
|is'kAiiIllle.tdlzSWy
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31
ROYALTON

The owners Of the Hawkes. -four mill
have Incorporated as the Rich Prairie
Milling Co.. Hope the Pierz people will.
appreciate the compliment. ST
Miss Pearl Harrington has gone to
Ellis to teach school. s
BorD-To Mr.. and Mrs J.. W. 4Upte-
grove, May 2ath, a daughter.
Miss Maud Gilbert has, returned from
Minneapolis. where she attended the
school OF fine arts.
Dr.. G. T. Miles Of Salem, O., visited his
uncle, n. Miles. :. .
Arthur Burt cut his right foot quite
badly Tuesday. ~.
The forthcoming marriage OF j. C.
Hunter and Miss Lavinia .Muncy rs an
nuuhced.,
Miss Louisa Kobe closed a term Of
schoolin Upsala last Friday. The par
ents are well satisfied with her work.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31
News Service Without a Parallel.

A News Service Without a Parallel.
There is ample justification for the
claim msde|b B The Chicago Record
Herald that it's readers enioyevery day
in the week, Sundays included, a news
service that is without parallel in range
and completeness. The reason is OBJ
Evious-the combination OF the varied
aud facilities Of tho two great
dailies,, The Chicago Record and The
Chicago Times-Herald. In addition to
the Independent news facilities OF both
papers, The Record.Hera dreceives The
complete news service Of The New York
Herald, The New York Tribune and The
Associated Press; and when it is con-
sidered that its 2newsscolums aressunpple-
mented By all tho special features, 80. po-
pular il The ChicagoR Record and The
Chicago Times-Herald it will be seen
that The Record-Herald holds q unique
place among the great newspapers of
the United Srates.s ts5
+&t% EUS& I@rt
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31
MOTLEY.

May 26-Abraham Fulkrod is visiting
in Fargo.
Will Jacobs is foreman on Coles wood
saw.
claude Townsend has about recovered
from his recent illness. w.
The City hotel will be opened Tuesday
May 26th. There will be a graDddanc
and banquet in the evening. Mr.. 1ckler
has put up a structure which is u great
credit to him and to the town. 1t will
be lighted with gas, and has water
works of it's OWL. The building is finely
furnished. Mr. Ickler deserves the sup
port Of all loyal Motley citizens.
The village council will be asked to
appropriate $3.50 to help get new uni.
forms and a few more Instruments, fol-
the band. The band deserves the aid
asked. j.
Rev. Jas. Clulow of Brainerd will de,
liver the Memorial day sermon.
Several IRON here will attend the
Park Region 6. A. R. encampment at
Wadena next month.
Dell Sipee, who is in Idaho, will locate
there permanently. His family will join
him there, ?
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31
sMANYlIlf..
Nav 2s----.1TE'th,essbb,and viii 60 IS sLopaN
Prairie MemoriaIda

MAY 2ss--5The2b,and win 60 g Iops
Prairie 3 Memorial,
john llruseh moved TO theaseth.
farm. $780,
z hieAen Of Sank Centre visited.
4cl,as, istith Tuesday 4
Mr.: and Mrs. ]. G. Eetherspil of Little
Falls were visitors here Tuesday.
Mrs Giants and Lena Sullivan vent
to Morris Monday.
Ikletolliln's was up from the Falls
Tuesday. Il
NJ. and Mrs. Jos. Martin 81 Howard
Lake visited herelast week.
swanville will celebrate in an oldfash-
toned way the Fourth OF July. az 5
meeting held By the citizens it was de-
cided=to celebrate, and 800 has already
been raised for purses and fireworks.
There IS no doubt but this will be one 81
the best celebrations ever had in Swan
Vile. Let everybody lend q helping
hand and make this grand success.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31
lap busters

may ns,y not be5amiss forus to
say THAT whom you.saarein.needo f
alaapsrobe and looking*fo for ) real
ou.cannnnlootafo ford pass
us g we are selling them from.
ton cents up and have the largest
assortment inthe CON
this line.ao harness
goods VeS;ofer You klnndssof
busters, saddles andlSfynets,sstrap
w work. and sweat pads Of III de--
scIipttiion.Ssz.
sg1etomlae.Andds ee.usw need
s1of harnesssol OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
,topssand.cushlon orastorms7ap.
ron.ssSasYY aougurssfor
|PRAc1lCA aRnE
s2E11 k.aI|sElss|s|
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31
UPSAlA.

May 29.-Rev. Bolin returned home Tues.
day. . E.
MI. Fagerman went to Royalton Tuesday,
A campmeeting will be held in the Swedish
Congregational church at UpAala June 5 to
9. Severa: preachers will be present. ~
A. Anderson, who has been in Brainerd
visiting, returned Wednesday,
Mrs. Ekholm and Miss Ekholm have
moved into their new home at Upsala.
: Gust Anderson, who is wo rking in Elm.
dale, was at Upsala Sunday. .
Charley Anderson went to Little Falls
Wednesday, l~.
Ii Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Lunden went to Little
Falls Thursday: & - !:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31
NORItEPRAlRif.

May@AcS-On.Eu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Toys and .hirty.S g'rlsSrs ceiyedtfhe Art holy
Dom munion -. Holy Cro4s hurch. Is 2 :3c
O'clock i grandRzoinnerSwaa given them, aId
at 3 n,,'clock5 a fine lunchL.Ssa it the or and and Cen
tral hotel. where b best Accommodations
can be had. .:
Mr. Brooke hal put pp. q photograph tent
near tho pos. ofdce, where he does upo.to-d ate
work at up.to:dute prtce..$ y Those wishing
work done. cali Ga Mr. Brooks. an his stay
will be based on the patronage ret:eive,t.
Vincent. Klisch and Annie Czech w4re mar.
ried 10 9 hurchl here Monday morning Bet
Wishes #55gsE s. Is
Our merchant Ii frequently seen riding q
bike, but his enormo Us moustache prevents
him getting up amy speed sa
Mrs. jos. cekalaof Little Falls is visiting
her folks here: RS
J.zFA. Kaiser and he, Of swan Ri, er
were caller. Sunday 1., IN
Mr.. and Mira. Albert Chapiesky 81 Swan
River were visiting Mrs. CTS parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. Puchalla, Sunday. stT %
Mr.. and Airs. Dearr OF st. Wendell err
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Anton Deurr Sunday
Mrs. Marsolek of ST. e loud 10 Visiting hel
folks, Mr.and Mrs. Nick Schelonka.
Mrs. Frank Petron of Rices was visiting
with her parents. NJ. and Mrs. Frank Tho
malla. Monday. .
Albert Barton was in the: Falls Saturday.
&c. Thorn ALA was at he Falls on bust
ness today. =.
in !. : Z = 'aie. Of Swan s'a !. River was here Sun
day. I = z s.2S5&, %|S#. s. II
Gus. chapieaky was here Monday:
J1no. Trettel WIN 80 to St. Cloud ;tomor..
row. E> ! y5#f ~#5 ~
Mrs: Kaasparek Of B.arnessvnle is visitios
relatives here. $% 5E*
by the hole ne coat z thi9 time we could
have beaded our news-"'Coms and Cone"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31
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flFESBURG.

Man Z .:--AA i. Buelow was in,Sthe
4 aya today. 81
Geo. chwartzl,Hner was in Pierz on
business. si
= good many farmers are buying milchl
c55,ys and getting leady Tor the creamery.
The building for the creamery is about
completed amt will be readysfor receiv-
inc milk Saturday.
= good many laadseekers we're here
Est veeS. Som. bought and others in
tend to. On account Of the creamery
being built here, this is . Of the hest
locations for q rnltrs IL the county, and
land values are i ing up.
NJ. J. Kosobuc j got ina big stock d
dry goods and groceries last week Sat.
u ,Jay. H., Is J
Mrs.. Alex. K,,sol,ucki and children left
Saturday to join her husband at Nampa,
Idaho. Felix kosobucki went along.
N. J.. Kosobucki Was in Little *Falle
::'uee ay.
Mr.. Jack Frost v1leited our corn aud
potato fields Friday and Saturday, doing
considerable damage. +
J.. Sauter has been abusing bis
family again, and will likely be sent
to-the asylum at Fergus Falls again.
A. H. Buelow. is working on his Swan
River farm, planting potatoes and SOW.
ing clover. He intends toaell all his
farm lands and go into busine.s.aeain:
He has some OF the best FARMS inAthe
county. =.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31

DARLING.

May 27Avegetables were eighty
damaged by frost. (
Thos. Mccarthy went to Wisconsin
on business Saturday. .
John Thelander was in Little Falls to.
DAY. a
There will he a meeting at Darling
schoolhouse, District "a, next Saturday
evening at Z O'Clock, to consider the
proposition to separate the town from
the village. -
There will be services at the Swedish
Lutheran church next Sunday afternoon
at 2:30 p. m. Rev. NJ. Martinson will
speak. -
Gus. Nordberg leaves this week.
Corn planting il about finished.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31

'PlERz.,

:-Jo hns GohlSSa and Miss Mina Haus-
were married by Father Lagersin Last.
55r1up uesday 1st:sS@SNEssB Best Wishes to
SNe%# sSs5sf SS@#. t@H#s@&s S#SS#SH
s, Q + Kerkhonf and Henry LANCER fought.
$40 acres OF land in Section 10, sGrauite
EOity. sat.the state.and saleslhe Doth.
Jaeob Blake is building machine shop.
3ox6o feet In size = feet hixh. twill
be5arranged so II can also b Sused: az 9 dane.
Ing hail. 2s S#9 s@5 @
Barney Block a rented the old John
Wise farm@now occupied by JOS. 5Tschida.
who Win leave after harvest for Philbrook,
where he|owns some land 3S4 .S&
Anton Will 81 Lastrup and Miss Mary Ker-
ichS OF Buh were added to the5marriage list
Sunday. !. 81 SIS
Frank Becker Is building q dwelling house
on 9 lot>h he bought Of Jos. Premier. east OF
John Kugers place in upperItown.
Barney :GrossShas conn enced breaking on
the erkhoyr. Bares farm wwlth-his traction
engine aud hastso far averaged Z acres per
day with . 24-inch pow. &
John Noll will finish sawinugs about 5000
feet otlogs at Lastrup this week.
Two strangers were arrested hele 81 CHRIS
Crest May 18th. Tor breaking Into the gran
AIRY and stealing q sack 81 wheat. lantern,
and pair rubbars, from Aath Valentine.
They pleaded guiltyand Justice Nohner fined
each one $1osand costs. ls 49,
Frank einkugler bought q 12o-acre farm
at Philbrook and will move there after thar-
vest. zsSa @e & Ss= !x& sS4St
May 30.-The supervisors:of Pierz laid out
a road between sections 8 and 16 Wednes-
day. The petition for road through Sec
tion II. was rejected. |@Es: 5 y
Adam Becker and Miss Frances safer o,
ELastrupi were married in Little Falls Tues.
day. ~ Il 4 s54. 81 3
The towns OF Piers. Platte and PulaskI
have each bough, two Western wheeled
scrapers.Thelen5& Nobner. agents. /.
The following ionicers wore elected by St.
Johns society, Lastrup: zs e.. ~, :
2 President-Pete r sVernig. # 4: - - +
Vice President-John Fisher. !.
Secretary-Theo. Ortman. ~" q
Asst 4 ecretary--Otto Hoffmaon,
!Treasurer-Ed. Stuckmeyer. ~ !
4 Marshal-G. N. Leeb. ]
Director-Christ Schlegel. = %H'S 6
The society was organized about a month
ago with &c members and five more will be
initiated at the next meeting. Y T
The picnic held at Lastrup for the benefit
Of the church on Pentscost Monday, was
well attended and was a success. Mr.. Bill
stein gave Il short address on the possible
and probable future OF Lastrup. Receipts
were $3.50. +.'.%~> II
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31
A Word to Farmers
and Horse Owners.

? Being over-stocked on sum
mer goods such IS ay nets, dy
covers and lap busters, I will sell
them at greatly reduced prices.
Fly covers at the following
prices each at 33c, SIC, $50,
40c, 4bc, and up to the very finest
at q very low price
! 10 Large assortment of buggy
mesh nets each at 6bc, soc, 06c,
and up. + 4.
A great variety Of fancy
leather buggy nets, finest in the
city st unusual low prices.
Stacks Of heavy leather and
cord nets atrock bottom prices.
Lap. busters, the most up to
date line ever brought to the CITY.
Harness collars, sweat pads,
whips, curry combs and brushes al
prices lower than5the lowest. .ss.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31
RANDALL

Mays27---StreetS mmisssiiunnn DoddShas
commenced work on tthleaastreeest and has
= good big ffoerceso men with him, and
i Cd doing splendid. work.
Nick Rassier and " n Pair,shalI came
.upsfrom Bu,lrrtff,nlmn Saturday night, Mr..
Parshall left this Monday morning
with his family for Little Ftaalls.swsthe,,rse
he gotHaEpositiion at the Pine Tree Lum-
berCo,SW understand that Nick will
leave, With his family about TIL,
first 81 next week. to locate ct Burtru,m5
The dance at Geo. Rogers Friday
night was d grand i csess. II vas no
money making affair. but q general
good time for everybody. 8.
Our township will be several thousand
dollars poorer this week, ct least We will
try 10 make it appear that way. The
assessor has star ted, you know.
WeelyLO who has been away IN
up northsin Crow Wing county for about
Ave weeks. returned home yesterday He
TX. q 49, 3%e.Ea4@SSWE
went to%lnok Tor work and with good
success, plenty work and good wages,
IH,s.ssiistkenldlsssggooipg back int lev days I,
AGAR Of wood will be- loaded here to
morrow that will have . good, soft ride
to ts destinati Some chicken thieves
robbed B. R. Eide's chicken coop last
night and dressed them in q box car,
and left-the featbetrr1ssf1z tth,sers,swhiicsh.w viii
make 9 good soft bed for the wood.
Lseoks ikessitzMIGH besEhobos. Gassa
MI, Just chicken thieves. = i s -
Agreat deal OF complaining u done
these daslyslaabout;poors ,bothwhext
and corn.
f. ]. sDolquist starts today to plant
u large field Of corn over again
There was quite an interesting game
Of ball Sunday. H..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31
Special School Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that 8 Special
Meeting il School district No.I24 in
Town Of Pike Greek, Morrison County,
Minnesota, will be held at the school
house onsthes7th day 81: June, 1901. at.
s o'clock=p I. M, for the following pur--
poses: Considering what will be best.
with regards enlargin& cur school.
Dated this 9th day Of May, 1901.
MRs. r. CHANBERs, DistrictsClerk.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31
OAK RIDGE.

, May 3O.-The young people had a pleas
ant time at the Gravelville scht n entertain
.ment Friday evening. 5
will Schultz returned from Brainerd Tues
day. s ~ -
A. B.. Coe has sold his farm.
Henry Wilson Is reported quite sick. .
Miss Laura Foster spent Sunday with
Miss Della Bastien. ! 3z
frankie Foster has done a nice piece Of
breaking. e =
Miss Daisy Barnhart OF Gravelvillei s visit
Mrs. Russell was visiting Mrs. A. =. Coe
Tuesday. zsE* 44* IS ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31
GRAVflviuI

NJ. and Mrs. Fred Gravel the newly;
married couple, commenced h~ousekeep-
ing il their new house last week.
Mrah. H4skiins an Mrs. Wood were e
Little Falls Saturday
schoolclosedsIast Friday: The enter
tainment in the evening was { grand.
success The singing aandsspeaking were
fine - G., -
hrs. Morgan, Of Little Fails, is visit
Ing her daughter, N rs.FredsG Gravel.
Wilbur Foster of Oak Ridge was visit
ing Johnnie Barnhart sunday. =
Miss Anna Barnhart, who hss11been.
visiting her sisters at Little Ealls, re-
turned home Saturday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31

Account sct''r annual s. 81 meeting military
the J. mnesrlican Academy
q uedicinne.,.A "a eriicsn Medical Ascot
aattjieoanu atTst..SsPI'aull.5s am authorized rs
ellEroundz trip q 5tilcrlkestts,yJI ] 1stsand and,
!limlitesdtStso june 1lbl5ttbhl,sssas.rate & $500,
MlAA,n.AgsAat.s ssI
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31

Account Biennial Meeting, Head Camp,
Modern Woo1men OF America, at st.
Paul. l an, authorized to sell round
trip tickets June 11th, 18th and 18th,
limited to June 18th, at one fare.
= T..W. Mann, Agent.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31

Money! Money! Money! We have
q large amount Of money to loan=ou
arm lands atlow rates.
SIaNOR & SCHALLERN.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31

100000 to loan or improved
farms. For terms inquire of S.
Trebby.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31

The household goods Of Mrs.zJ. G.
Flynnswvere sold at auctionSby Geo.
sLaFond Saturday:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31

Account Hremen'seT Tournament. Crook
lston,, Mimi. am authorized 90 cell.
round vn'tlnp triptickets5 June 10th toS13tb, ~
mited tosJ une5 14th.at onzfrst class fare.
". Mann, Agent..sS
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31
PIKE CREEK.

May 29-Mr. and Mrs. D. Olek visited
at Little Falls Friday.
Mr. Bnd Mrs. j.. Pahowiak Of Little
Falls. visited with friends and. relatives
b re Sunday. =
Oh Smith and family OF Little Falls
were in the village Sunday.
The house OF John Hamlfn ia quardn-
tined Oh account of small pox. r. Colli-
son is watchman. Eugene Hamlin 10
the one sick. :
n. Gulnther visited at Ledoux Nom
day. !" ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bukow skl visited
at Ledoux Sunday.
Herman Wleland and wife we've the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs: A.. Weber Sun
day.
The grade between Section 35 and sc.
is to be graded so as to be II feet vide
on The top, and the bottom flledup and
made level. Contract was given to
John Cieminski, and is to be done by
July f1rst.
Behold the angeer's twice afflicted
Ebeak. The sunburn smarts where FROST
bite stung last week.
John Reh went to Swan. River Non
day.
Miss Bessie Weber was a Little Falls
vieitor Sunday.
Our barber says ut is a privilege
thrown away if you do not patronize
this metropolitan barber shop"
Friends gathered at the home Of Ju-
Illus Baletzski .Monuay evening and 8
pleasant time is reported.
Success comes to most people BY the
inch-anl disappointment hy the yard.
Mrs. a. Kuffel and d.nghterP Polly
we're Little Falls visitors F.luay.
Corn and potato planting is cons
plete.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31

If you look for a safe deal in Cloth
ing and shoes 60 to Viktor Bros.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31
nOLDlNGfORD.

May 21.-Peter Hauling went to Up.
sala Thursday to attend the funeral OF
his brother.
A. C. Hanson, our butter maker, il
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31

Six rooms for rent. Inquire of L,
Vasaly. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31

Louis Ruff, Of Arban, was here las,
Sunday. "*.s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-31

DraylnQ.

Leave orders for moving house
hold5goodss,' lp'iianos, and all kinds 81
sdrayyiinrg at N, Jansen''s: Telephone
5 call All goods handled with
care. y. JANsEN.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1901-03-19
Personal.


W. Scott Matlack has removed his FAM
lily to Freehold.
Mrs E. T. Zelley, of Palmyra, is visiting
relatives in Mount Holly.
Miss Charlotte NJ Rainier visited rela-
tives at Palmyra last week.
Mrs. T. N. Patterson, of Camden, Wis
tied relatives here on Monday
Mrs. Charles Keen was the guest of rel
atives in Lumberton last week.
DR.. Carter, of Jobstown, is convalescing
from severe attack of the grip.
Alexander R. Shreve, of New York,
was in Mount Holly on Saturday.
John T. Nippins, of Washington, is
spending a week in Mount Holly.
Miss Ethel 1. Pitcher, of Moorestown
is visiting friends in Mount Holly.
Judge Charles E. Hendrickson and fam
ily removed to Atlantic City on Saturday
Mrs. Mark R. Sooy is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. j. W. Piatt, of Tunkhannock,
Pa
Miss Florence Tomlinson and Miss Ger
trude Andrus spent Sunday in Burling-
ton.
George A. Lippincott, of Broad street
was confined to his home last week by ill
ness.
Miss Elizabeth n Thomas, of Brainarc
street, is spending Jews days with Biz
mingham relatives.
Miss Evelyn Butterworth, of Higl
street, last week entertained her cousin
Miss Virginia Butterworth, of Vincentown
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1901-03-19
At the Biiou.

General Manager Albee, of the Keith
International Circuit of Amusement En-
terprises, claims that the show prepared
for the delectation of local theatre-goers
this week is the best of 592 programs pro-
vided at Keith's. This, if true, means
much, but it is somewhat sweeping
statement. That house, however, is not
noted for wild boasts. 1t is evident that
the huge clientele is to be afforded an OPP
portunity of enjoying truly extraordin-
airy entertainment, one whose equal It is
not possible to put together every week.
The headliner is ''the special $4,000
production of Art Studies" which has
been the chief offering at Keith's, New
York, the past five weeks, an attraction
which has, it is averred, drawn assemblages
larger than any other theatrical card in
the Metropolis. The best evidence of
their value is their hit despite the general
opinion the Giving picture" idea had been
worked out.
Ordinarily an attraction of this calibre
is not surrounded by bill so strong
throughout as is the forthcoming program.
The chief laughmakers include Milton and
Dollie Mobiles in "a Blue Grass Widow"
All Sheau and Charles l.. Warren in "Quo
Vsdis Upside Down" Press Eldridge, than
whom there is no funnier monologist;
Eddie Heron (who has starred in ga Boy
Wanted" and played Hi Holler in "Way
Down East"), in "a Friend of the Fam
ily," and May Wentworth, Patti Rosa and
Company, in "A Woman's Dilemma. "
This quintet of comedies has not been
surpassed in a single bill, yet there are
to be other laughmakers, including Ascot
and Eddy, the Bailey's, Burto-Lowando.
Wilson Circus and Donnelly and Patter-
son. The acrobatic act by the Seven ALI
sons is said to have no superior; Adelaide
Roattino is one of Americas best voca-
lists, John Geiger has few equals among
trick violinists, and Elwood furnishes a
mystifying and amusing magical turn.