The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-01-09
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Burlington.

Burlington.
NJ j. Brown has taken possession of the
hotel on York and Federal streets, which
was formerly the property of the Vansci-
yer family.
A bullet fred by some one unknown
crashed through window in E. s. Jeffer-
sons home on Thursday, and narrowly
missed his wife.
Charles E. Atkinson and Alice Horner,
both of this city, were united in marriage
on Sunday by Rev. Mr.. Gravatt, of the
First NJ E. Church of Camden.
Mrs. Anna Landhutz commenced sui
for divorce from her husband, Joseph
Landhutz. He deserted her, she alleges,
when they lived in Reynoldsville, Pa
A. w. Dresser has sold to Miss Minnie
Martin the two houses, 352 and 354, on
the south side of Union street, belonging
to Charles and Benjamin Farmer.
At a meeting Of the male members of the
Burlington High School, on Friday even
ing, an athletic association was organized.
The following officers were elected Presi-
dent, Eugene H. Latta vice president,
Ernest Sutton secretary. W. Emory
Cheeseman treasurer, Raymond East
wood.
The old Athletic basket ball team was
recognized on Friday night, at the home
of Edward Shuman, on Barclay street
Edward Shumard was elected manager
and Minor Morgan captain. This is the
third season for the team. They would
like to hear from other teams
M. Peppenday, of New Rochelle, n. Y,
owner of the big Panhard touring car
which smashed into fall-top in East Bur
lington, Sunday night, wrecking the latter
and injuring j. Ferris, New York drug
gist, has obtained the release of his ma
chine, which was held up until claims for
damages made by William and John Brad
dock, owners of the wrecked carriage,
had been adjusted.
Arranged before Magistrate Smith, on
Wednesday, on the charge OF conducting a
speak-easy, Mary Berkhauser caused stir
in the court by diving into her stocking
and pulling out roll of bank notes of big
denominations. She unwound bills to
the amount of $500, which she gave as bail,
and seemed to have plenty left to restore
to the hiding place, amid the bushes
of the magistrate and the court attendants.
Evidence against her was obtained from
her husband, Tony Berkhauser, who had
been elected from the place few days ago
A general foreclosure of the business
of the Standard Telephone and Telegraph
Company, operating in this city, with
branch lines in various parts of the county,
will be made on February 8, when all the
property of the company in the county will
be sold at a special masters sale in this
city. The sale is in pursuance of writ
of fieri facias, issued out of the Court
of Chancery of New Jersey, on December
%, 1905, at the instance of the Burlington
City Loan and Trust Company, trustee
The defendants named in the writ are th'
Standard Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany and its receivers, Thomas Q. Atkin
! son and Isaac D. Gindhart.
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