The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-07-12

mixed with Dane. Apply, this Office.
Franklin P. Endicott, of Marlton, was
seriously Ill last week with acute indiges-
ton.
Lost, at base ball ground on Saturday,
brisr pipe. Return to THE News office
and receive reward.
The Methodist Sunday school at Bridge
boro. will hold its annual picnic at Barnitz
grove, near Delanco, tomorrow.
"Con" Schwarer, for years a popular
hotel proprietor at the foot of Market
street, Philadelphia, died on Thursday.
Wanted-about six good strong boys to
learn the trade of machinist. Apply, 81.
B. Smith Machine Co., Smithville, N. j.
Emily M, daughter of Maurice Rowan,
of Mount Holly. was married to Howard
II. Walker, at Camden, on Wednesday
evening, June 30.
Greetings from your new store. Whether
you desire to buy or not. visit US. You
are always welcome. L. s. Boyce 81
Main street.
The killing of unmuzzled dogs has again
begun. Captain Branson shot one on
Cherry street yesterday and has his gun
loaded for more.
Undertaken Hiram II. Earnest has added
to his paraphernalia combination auto
mobile which will enable him to respond
promptly to calls.
The Baptist Sunday School will hold
its annual picnic at Rancocas Park,
Wednesday, July 81, instead of Knights
Park, at Collingswood.
Harry K. Ellis. former resident of
Riverside. died at Philadelphia hospital,
on Thursday, after undergoing an opera
ton for cancer of the stomach.
At Trenton, on June %. occurred the
marriage of John Filler and Miss Sadie
West, both of Mount Holly. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. George M.
Hughes.
The home of Harry Erickson, near
New Egypt, was the scene of fire last
Tuesday night that did much damage to
the kitchen before the flames were extin-
guished.
At the meeting of the State Board of
Medical Examiners. on Tuesday, DR.. r.
@. harrington, of Mount Holly, was
named as chairman OF the committee on
legislation.
II anyone found small black pocket
book which was lost ON High street, Sat-
urday night, will they kindly sent 1t to 81
Church street, 1t contained a small
sum of money.
Louis R. Hibberd, formerly of Edge
water Park, died at the residence of his
son-in-law, Frank II. Mcclellan, West
Philadelphia, on Sunday, July 8. The
funeral was held on Tuesday.
Post 20. G. A. r., will go on their an
nual huckleberry picnic to the pines on
Thursday. Everything is In readiness for
the trip and the old ''vets" expect good
time and large quantity OF huckleberries.
There are four cases of typhoid fever at
the Burlington County Hospital at the
present time, only one being resident of
this town. One of the trained nurses has
also been seriously Ill during the past
week.
The Board of Education at Riverside,
has offered reward for the arrest of the
person who broke into the school house at
that place, last week. Among the articles
stolen was an overcoat belonging to Prof.
Green.
The weather report for the month of
June as returned by Charles H. Estill. of
Church street, is as follows: Clear all
day and evening, 5; clear and cloudy days.
8; rainy days, O.; rain with thunder and
lightning, z.
Harold J. Hinchman, of Medford, and
Miss Della 81. Harvey, living near Taun-
ton, were quietly married at the brides
home on Saturday evening, June 20. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Henry
B. Warning, of Marlton.
Mrs. j. D. Clevenger. being GONZALES
cent from her recent serious Illness, has
been removed from her home on Mill street,
to the home of the trained nurse. Mrs. Mrs.
Margaret Allen, on Madison avenue,
where she and her husband will reside
during July and August.
The Burlington County Fair Associa-
ton has decided to prosecute persons who
enter the buildings on the grounds of the
society, Every Saturday number of
persons go into the upper story of some of
the buildings and open windows SO they
may view the base ball game without
putting up the price Of admission.
Just as the sun was going down on
Wednesday, the Goth of June, ON the
lawn at the home of the bride at Hartford,
this county, Purnell W. Schofield was
married to Miss Naomi G. Oliver. The
ceremony was performed under bower
of roses. The groom is well known in
this section being a representative of the
firm of Finley Acker Company, of Phila-
delphia.
The popularity of the mill dam as a
summer resort" was apparent on Satur-
day afternoon, when very large number
of people enjoyed bathing there. When
asked how many people were present, one
young man replied: 'about three hun
dred" There was some difficulty In res
cuing one young lady, who came near
drowning.
Israel Timbers, official dog catcher, of
Burlington, was almost in fighting mood
Saturday morning when Informed in all
probability his effort to decrease the
number of worthless ours that roam the
city streets would not be rewarded by
monetary compensation. In consequence
of this he set loose eleven CANNES of the
boardyard breed that he had thus far
succeeded in capturing.
The following unclaimed letters remain
in the post Office for the week ending
July 8: David L. Day, Edw. Fowler, Fos-
ter Seed Co., Mrs. Sallie Powell, Benz.
Montague, s. NJ Miller, Miss Maud Mar
gerum, VIM. D. Stshes Postals for
Howard Bennett, w. J. Baumgardnor,
Mrs. Eva Conover, Mrs. Ray Wilson. Miss
Fannie Rollingbilt, Mrs. Howard Rey
nolds.-
i Since policeman Branson has been on
| the watch for fast automobile drivers
there has been a decided improvement In
the day time, but after he goes of duty al
six o'clock advantage Is taken of his
absence. On Saturday evening ma
chine came up High street at pretty fast
rate and came very close to running over
a man crossing the street. The driver did
not sound his horn or slacken his pace
which was evidently beyond the legal
rate.
The various Odd Fellows lodges Of
Camden and Burlington counties will
unite in grand outing at Rancocas Parh
on July 30th and arrangements have beer
made for one of the largest events In Ode
Fellowship. Amity Lodge. of Camden
expects to be largely represented on tn,
outinp Amitv'a hall team ia nracticinf