Middletown transcript., 1909-06-05
n1DDIETowE, DEI., JUNE ), 1908
Local News
Asparagus Roots $3.50 Palmetto a

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using Chick Food, at
EVANS EXCHANGE STORE.
Alter June fret, the Library hours vii
be: Tuesday, Z to 80; Friday, Z to 8.3
and Saturday to P. NJ.
Mr.. Julian Fl. Foard has purchased |
lot on East Cochran street, and will hayt
erected thereon during the summer,
modern dwelling.
DR.. j. @. Sites has removed his denta
office to the nnilding recently vacated by
the Wester zion Telegraph Co., mex
door to J. L. Shepherds Office.
High.grade dental service. ExsmiDs
ton and estimate, free. DR.. ]. Allen
johnson, Middletown. Phone Is.
The harvesting OF wheat has com.
menced in Texas, and it is said that the
average will not be 15 bushels to the acre,
due to prolonged drought.
Send your items and personal notices
into the paper, that is the way to help
make it interesting. Just sign your name,
we won't publish it, and then the article
will be sure Of getting in.
$4,000 Sweet Potato Plants. $500 per
1000 at STEELE's.
Just received 40 fine Irish linen coat
suits, all colors, soma lace trimmed others
plain tailored, also few three piece suits
Values Sc so to $500, to go at $208 to
$3.50 A. FCGEL.
ANNoUNCEMENT.-I wish to inform my
patrons that am now making my own
ice cream, and can serve you with all
havors either by the gallon or in bricks.
Special prices for festivals, picnics and
Others wanting large quantities. Allorders
flied prompty-wholesal aud retail.
MRs. Rosa WEBER.
We have in STORAGE several hundred
tons of HIGH GRADE LEHIGH and
BITUMINOUS COAL. You don't have
to place your order beforehand as it is AL.
WAYS IN STOCK. We have just added
to our yard nice lot of SAWED WOOD.
Phone 5. JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
OF letters remain unclaimed in the, post
Office for the week ending May 18th
Mrs. Treasy Arlington, Mrs. Doll Carter,
Mrs. Annie R. Jones, Miss Elizabeth
Jones. Mr.. Chas Ferrel, Lenard Price.
Strawberry Plants-1O, 600 best varieties
at STEELE's.
II you are thinking OF buying lingerie
princess dress come and see ours, all
coIors, about IS dresses to choose from,
each one different style and price. Value,
$6 so to $2l, to go at So. 98 to $1,000.
A. FoGEL.
The Town Commissioners have force
of men at work on West Main street,
where the old trolley tracks were re.
moved. portion Of the street has been
plowed, and the dirt and old stone will
be removed, aud crushed granite will be
placed on the street, and will undoubtedly
make great Improvements to that section
of our town.
During the middle of this month q
party OF twelve Congressman will 90
through the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal and the Delaware River prepara.
tory to making a report relative to. the
inland channel along the Atlantic Coast.
The Congressman will meet in Philaiel.
phia on June J. and examine the port OF
that city and then make an inspection Of
the canal
The strawberry festival, held on the
lawn adjoining Bethesda NJ. E. Church
on Tuesday evening by the Sabbath school
Of the Church, was a decided success
socially and financially. A pleasing fea-
ture was the automobile rides to and from
Odessa, which netted more than $40. II
Some Disappointment was manifest because
one Of the machines failed to make its ap-
pearance.
The members Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will hold a Bake to-
day in the store-room recently occupied
by Mr.. William Brockson, on North
Broad street. The Union is trying to
raise money for an especially important
cause, and hope the public will help
them. Send in something good, and
then go to the Bake and buy it back.
Two colored men, who claimed their /
home 10 North Carolina, stole watch in :
Middletown last Monday and we're
raced to Clayton by telephone, were
ocated and arrested by W. M. Boyer and J
'urned over to the railroad detectives {
here with the watch which was found on
heir person. They were returned to
and given hearing before
squire A. 6. Cox, who commit them to
he woFkhouse. d
Mrs. Albert Price entertained a few q
riends last Saturday evening in honor Of y
Mss Ethel Massey, of Lambertyille, N.
!. Those present were: Miss Agnes Clark, Il
Misses Alice aud Tressa Dreka, Miss
ethel Massey, Misses spurgeon, Miss n
agnes Crowley, Miss Prudence Lewis, j
liss Louise Echenhofer. and Messrs.
Keegan, William Lockwood, Louis b
)reka, Gilbert Clark, John Heldmyer, T
ulian Cleaver, Elmer Price and Hamp.
on Johns. :.
II you are interested in securing ice
ream for festivals, let us have your order 4
oF as large an amount as You expect TO
a'able to use. Then if the weather is =
Of good or the crowd ia not as large as
on expected, return to Us in perfectly N
God order the cream you do NOS sell and p
70 will be glad to take this off your hands
IT gou. Don't forget we handle the very q
est ice cream obtainable and fiII large 4
rders on short notice.
MIDDLETowE FARMs.
Alexander Moody died at his late resi-.
ence 10 Hartley on Saturday afternoon,
ter an illness Of two years, hon a COM =,
lication Of diseases Deceased Lost bis "
gesight about two years ago, and has ii
cen failing in health since that time. Cl