The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-12-06
THE MOUNT HOLLY NEWS
TUESDAY, DECEMBER q, 1910
LOCAL NEWS.
Christmas Gifts at Boyce's.

Christmas Gifts at BoYce's.
Red Gross stamps are for sale there
Help a good cause. L. s. Boyce, 81 MAR
street.
Horses in the vicinity of Jacobstowr
are suffering from strange diseases which
has appeared in that section.
At the Burlington County Hospital. or
Tuesday. Miss Nettie Shemeley was Cd
Grated on for the removal of tumor.
frank Scattergood will be the speaker
at the Epworth League service in the M
u. church next Sunday evening at 6.45.
A.. A. Anderson last week sold tn,
property belonging to William B. Ireland
40 Grant street, Mount Holly. to John w
Wright.
The engagement has been announced Of
William A. III. Black. of near Borden
town, and Miss Mary A. Harvey, of Col
umbus.
Suffering from complication of dis
eases, Samuel Burke, of Moorestown,
has been admitted to the Burlington coun.
ty hospital
Mrs. Walter Lippincott. Of Moores.
town, formerly Miss Mary Quicksall, Of
Mount Holly. is the mother of twin babies
q boy and girl.
Rev. r. 81. Baker will give lecture on
Scotland" in the Methodist church, on
Friday evening, at 745. Admission will
be free. All are invited.
The farm of Rudolph Boyer, near
Unionyille, for which he paid a, 900, has
been sold for the same figure to man
named Baker, living at Haddon Heights.
Having secured fine location for the
purpose. the First National Bank, of Bor-
dentown, will soon begin the erection of a
handsome new bank and Office building in
that city,
The sale of cakes at the home of Mrs.
Matte Dill, on Murrell street, Saturday
afternoon, Melted quite sum for the
benefit of the primary department of the
Methodist church.
Thomas Mulraney, employed In the
freight Office at Moorestown, and Miss
Grace Fitzpatrick, of Mount Holly, were
married here on Wednesday, November
90, by Rev. Peter ]. Hart.
A surgical operation has brought relief
to Edward Harrison, of Jacobstown. who
ran rusty nail into his foot and fractured
bone. The accident happened while he
was assisting In the removal Of a COW
shed.
Game Warden Charles G. Morton, of
Mount Holly, reports that 80 far as he has
been able to ascertain. nineteen Ia the to-
tai number of buck deer killed in Bur
lington county during the season which
opened and closed last month.
Philip s. Irons presents an attractive
holiday scene In his store window. Old
Kriss is there kneeling beside fire place
ready to put pen knives In stockings
which have been suspended from the man
telpiece for the reception of Christmas
presents.
Your wife can be named as one the ex
ecutors of your estate and The Burlington
County Safe Deposit and Trust Company,
Moorestown, N. j., the other. She would
then be relieved of irksome duties; would
have voice In all matters, and the assist
ance of experienced business men.
For headache and neuralgia look to your
eyes; eye strain is generally the cause
Let us examine your eyes without charge
and tell you if you have any trouble
which may cause your headaches. Stiles
q Co., eye specialists, at Masonic Temple,
Wednesday, December a..
First of all Reliability. Efficiency of
Service is impossible without Reliability,
which is born of the positive feelings of
Justice. Honesty, Truthfulness, Law of
Mutual Benefit. etc.. the foundation stones
Of our business, the logical result of which
is-Success. This is the Store In which
you have Confidence L. s. Boyce, 81
Main street.
Notwithstanding his age of 80 years,
and the inconvenience of prison life,
the propensity for stealing horses still
clings to Augustus Klinger, who is now
In the jail al Elkton, Md, for such a
crime. The old man served term In
state prison for stealing horses in Mount
Holly belonging to T. Harry Bowker and
Samuel O. Matthias
A Elwell Mcdonnell, of Mount Holly,
q brakeman on the Pennsylvania railroad,
received very bad injury on Tuesday
Falling In front of car door Just as 1t
was being closed, his hand got caught
and three fingers were 80 badly mashed
that he may lose them. Daily treatment
Of the wound is being received at
Cooper Hospital, Camden. and the ply
sicians there are hoping TO avoid the me-
cessity Of amputation.
Efforts being made to have the state
erect an armory In Mount Holly for use of
Company E, Third Regiment, may result
successfully. Encouragement is given to
this belief from the fact that the State
Military Board has appointed committee
to view the site on Grant street which has
been set aside for that purpose by the
Board of Freeholders. Lieutenant Henry
81. Savage is giving the matter considera-
BILE attention, and 1t Is hoped that he will
win out.
Harry N. Warner arrived home on Wed
nesday from the Polytechnic Hospital, Phil
adelphia, where he was recently operated
on for rupture. Anticipating their sons
return. his parents gave their postponed
Thanksgiving dinner at that time In honor
of the event. The young mans recovery
gave all hands good appetite, and only
the bones were left after Harry and the
family attacked fine roast turkey. The
same room which Harry occupied while
In this hospital is now in possession OF
John w. Harris, of Mount Holly, who wal
operated on yesterday for appendicitis
The operation was successful.
There was some excitement at the home
of Miss Ethel Cronk, corner of Union anC
Cherry streets, Friday afternoon. when Il
was found that SCOT In the chimney was OF
fire and burning fercely. Believing that tn,
property was in danger, telephone cal
reached Lorenzo L. Sapp. first assistan
chief. who ordered out the chemical engine
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