Middletown transcript., 1909-08-07
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Local News
Ifyou want Gov Feed try sacrsne.

and Saturday to SPIN.
DR.. ]: c. Sites has removed his dental
Office to the ruilding recently vacated by
the Western zion Telegraph Co., next
door to ]. L. Shepherds Office.
Now is the time to have your teeth at.
tended to. Don't wait for hot weather.
DR.. johnson will give you up-to-date SER
vice. Fresh gas daily.
II you want Horse Feed try Sucrene.
MIDDLETowN FARMS.
Send your items and personal notices
into the paper, that is the way to help
make it itinteresting. Just sign your name,
we Won't publish il, and then the article
will be cure Of getting in.
Sylvester & Wilson have sold their meat
market in Odessa to Mr.. John Heller, Of
that place.
Mr.. E. H. Beck, Real Estate Agent, has
sold the farm Of William 7. Harriott, on
Bohemia River, containing 1917 acres, to
James H. Yinyard Of near Cecilton, for
5000.
Captain John P. Lynch, of Philadel.
phia, while in charge of barge carrying
tomatoes from New Jersey to Baltimore,
was drowned in the Delaware River last
week, near Delaware City.
Miss Dora z. Price entertained mum.
Der Of friends on Tuesday afternoon st q
progressive game party, from to !.
The affair was given in honor Of Mrs.
Edward M. Vaughan, June bride.
An exchange remarks that q man can
start out any day, and inside Of an hour
and thirty minutes he eau engage a
woman TO work for him for life at nothing
a week, whileit will take two weeks of
solid search to yet one to work at fair
wa ZEE and board.
The members of the MiddletoRn Driv-
ing Park will hold another interesting
speed contest, on Saturday, August l4th,
when many Of the best horses in this sec
tion will be entered, aud q good after.
noou's sport is assured.
A wheat thresheF owned by T. p. De-
vine was burned Monday afternoon at the
farm of Charles Yinyard, near Warwick.
together with two stacks Of Mr.. Vinyard's
wheat. The lops ispartly covered BY in.
surance.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
OF letters remain unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending July 29d ::
Mrs. Sarah Hilnas, Miss Myrtle J. King,
Mr.. Sol. Carl, Rev. James Harges, MIR.
Andrew Nelson, Mr.. Jonah Rsdden.
We have in STORAGE several hundred
tons of HIGH GRADE LEHIGH and
BITUMINOUS COAL. You don't have
oplace your order beforehand rs il is Al.
WAYS IN STOCK. We have just added
to our yard nice lot of SAWED WOOD.
Phone 5. JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
The special excursion trains that will
carry our people to Easton Fair August
25th and 18th will arrive at the grounds
at ii o'clock and win not return until G
O'Clock, P NJ, giving our people full
half day there. Meals served on the
grounds, only 50c each. Nearly $4,000
paid in Race PErees.
Miss Anna E. Wilson entertained about
twenty Of her young friends at d "CObweh
Social" Monday evening at her home on
Green street. The time was pleasantly
spent with games, music and the eobweb
wind, after which all were invited TO ths
dining room, where refreshments WeEs
served. They all left. for their homes al
half past nine, with expressions of having
lad good time.
Every will have an opportunity %
attend the Easton Fair this year as the
Pennsylvania Railroad will run Two SPEC,
IAL EXCURSION TRAINS TO the Fair on Wed
nesday and Thursday, August 18th and
26th, (see haud bills at your station for
time Of iesVing.l This is to be the best
fair ever held at Easton. Many fast race
horses viii be there. Tell all your friendc
shout it and be sure and go.
The Postofice Department Of Washing,
ton has gone into the ice business. Hav.
ing for sometime paid 81 IS per ton for it
ice, it proposed to cheaper the product
and has recently established its own plant
where it manufactures ice ut So cents pei
ton. The profit on ice for sometime past
has been-a Vexiug one to ths consumer
and probably never more SO than thil
year, when the products Of artificialiplant
are universally Tesorted to.
Turn that wrapping paper the othe
side out, z said,a lady in one OF our tstorel
one day this week as the clerk was put
ting up her purchase in a printed wrap
ping papsr. Il don't want 10 be walk
ing advertisement 10 your store. IdFeat
che. papers % ell Intelligent people opgh
10 do, and thiak Ia tham is the place t.
advertise your business. Instead Of ask
ing your customers to carry your sig
around with each purchase of goods, G
and tell tbe people through the paper
what yon have to sell and how you eel
IT,"
The plan Of 3 life Insurance. compau.
to endeavor to prolong the lives Of man.
"
Of Ice policy.holders by establishing
sanitarium for the cure oE such Of then
as are suffering from tuberculosis will b
the subject Of series Of hearings 70 B
held in New York. The company ha
asked the State Insurance Department =
grant permission for the purchase OF
large track Of land as the first step IN tbi
accomplishment Of the sCheme. Il
planned by the company TO spend {
least $l00, 900 year on the sanitaFium.
Edgar Davis Lusby, the ten-yeas-Ol'
son Of James Lusby, near Cscilton, cam
near being suffocated in a wheat bin on
day last week. The little fellow hal
slipped away from the house and wa
playing in the bin from which the whea
was running down shute to fan oBth
floor below. He was drawn into lh