The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-03-06
THE MOUNT HOLLY NEWS
LOCAL NEWS.

the Gaskill building, on dlgn street-
Edward B. Jones and wife have return
ed from their southern trip.
Quite number of children about tow
are i'll with the chicken-pox.
Frank T. Morton has purchased lot c
ground, on Union street, from Judso
Gaskill for $400.
Fishermen are having great sport catcf
ing roach on the creek at Hainespol
and Centreton.
The Brennan farm on the Mount Holl
and Jacksonville road, has been sold to b
w. Bishop for 5000.
The weekly dance at Smithville will b
held on Thursday evening of this wee
instead of Friday.
Mount Holly souvenir post cards, an
other views. Our assortment Is large
L. s. Boyce, stationer.
Harris A. Glover and Howard v. STRAIT
ton have made an exchange OF their bust
ness locations on High street.
Miss Byrde Norcross, teacher of plan
and organ. Apply for terms at Sheriff
residence, Mount Holly, N. ].
Washington Council, No. 5, Jr. o. U
A. NJ, will initiate four candidates and re
instate two at their meeting tonight.
After being i'll for six weeks with scar
let fever, Theodore Vansciver, of Haines
port, is now on the road to recovery.
w. s. Gale is cementing the cellars IL
the Ashhurst property, on Garden street
which will soon be ready for occupancy.
At the Mill street bowling alley, thii
evening, the locals will have a mattel
game with the Excelsior team, of Philadel
phia.
Bookkeeping, auditing, or other cleri
cal work, wanted for evenings. Charges
reasonable Address, Book keeper, News
Office.
The twelve room stone residence Of
Ella H. Lippincott, in Rancocas was sold
through j. ]. Fenstermacher to Joseph
Wills of Rancocas.
A few days since Clarence. son of Au-
gustus Powell, of Water street. came neal
losing his life by swallowing iodine in
mistake for castoria.
Joseph H. Bransou and John Gilling-
ham, ministers of the Society of Friends,
were present at a meeting held in the
court house ON SUNDAY.
William Sherman has sold 10 acres of
ground, adjoining Willitt Shinn. on the
Jacksonville road, to Job A. Atkinson, of
Merchantville, for $4,000.
The E. Burd Grub Athletic Association
of Beverly, has appointed committee to
look after base ball players and make ar
rangements for the coming season.
Previous to leaving for Mexico this
month, Edward B. Woodward, of New
Egypt, spent few days with William j..
Morgan, on Bispham street, last week.
The farm at Unionville, occupied by
Augustus Kemble, and owned by William
8. Sharp, of Mount Holly, has been sold
I'd w lilldIn AiuOS 6uu AIloi OoO W. va ~.
The following are the unclaimed letters
remaining in the postoffice for the week
ending March 3rd: Arthur Burtis, Sam
Daulsh, Mrs. M c. Gibson, Mrs. B. K.
Haugh, Elmer Shinn, R. lynne.
After being in the employ of William
Madden for fifteen years. John Garland
has concluded to enter the blacksmith
business for himself, and has rented the
Jesse Woodruff shop. on West Washington
street.
Complaint has been made to the police
by residents of upper High street of the
actions of some boys and girls who frequent
that neighborhood. Parents are requested
to look into this matter, as arrests are
probable.
The case of Allen VS.. Bozarth, an eject
ment suit to get possession OF a barn on
Brdd street, was not retired yesterday, as
arranged The matter will probably
come up at the court house on Wednesday
or Thursday.
There will be meeting of the Junior
Mechanics OF Burlington County, at Bev-
erly, on Monday evening, March IL.
Washington Council No. 5. Jr. o. U. A.
NJ, has chartered a special train to attend
this meeting
Frederick H. Lee returned to Jamaica.
on Thursday, sailing on the steamship
Admiral Schley. In about three weeks he
will return home in company with Mrs
Lee. who remained abroad while her hus-
band came back to Mount Holly, to attend
to some important business matters.
The Alumni. Association of the Mount
Holly High School will hold its quarterly
meeting in the Brainard street school build
ing on Saturday evening, March 10, at7.45
O'Clock, at which time the preliminary steps
will be taken to arrange for the annual re-
union which occurs on the night following
the commencement exercises in June.
The Burlington County Safe Deposit and
Trust Company of Moorestown, N. j., is
authorized by law to execute trusts of
every description. to act as Executor, ad-
ministrator, guardian or trustee, under
will or appointment of court. Particularly
organized to care for investments in real
and personal property, to collect incomes
and obligations. or to act in the capacity
of agent in any business affairs.
A few weeks ago Carlton NJ. Gardiner
and Miss Rebecca Wiltshire we're married
at Moorestown, and their friends had no
idea they would SO soon hear of another
wedding in the Gardiner family, but re-
Gently they were greeted with the an
nouucement that H. Tindley Gardiner,
brother of Carlton M. Gardiner. and Miss
Emma C. Smith were quietly married al
the brides home. They were afforded
still greater surprise Wednesday evening
when it was announced that Asa NJ. Smith
brother of Emma G. Smith, of Mapleshade
and Miss Emily EVAN were married at thu
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Evan. at Smithville.
You will find at the steam mill of ]. W
Colkitt g. Co., full line Of first class
dairy" feeds. Cotton seed meal $1.o'
per 100 lbs, Gluten $1.35 per 100 lbs.
winter bran 81 90 per 100 lbs, Washburr
and Crosby spring bran 81. 10 per 100 lbs
dried brewer grains $22 per ton. NAL
sprouts; S21 per ton. Dat feeds: Victo
corn andioat feed, $21 per ton; Quaker dairy
$21 per ton; Vim oat feed, $3.50 per ton
Keystone fancy hominy feed, best on tn
market, $24 per ton; sucrene, ga per ton
the best balanced ration for horses ant
cows, chicken corn, corn meal, $21 per ton
A full line of pigeon poultry supplies. gree
bone, fresh every day; wet brewer grains