The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-11-14
THE MOUNT HOLLY NEWS
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Il. 1911
LOCAL NEWS.
Rudolph Kumpf sprajned his left ankle
during the rush of business on Friday.

Rudolph Kumpf sprajned his left ank
during the rush of business on Friday.
Miss Grace Brown, OF Toms River, b,
been visiting Mrs. Fred E. Colder. Q
High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Simpson,
Riverton. were visiting relatives In Moul
Holly. over Sunday.
T. Clifford Keller has been appointe
librarian Of the library recently won b
Good Intent Fire Company.
New uniforms have been ordered fo
the degree team connected with Washing
ton Camp. P. O. 8. of A.. of Delanco.
The letters that remain In the post offlc
unclaimed are as follows: Mrs. Sara
Anderson. Rey. BENZ G. James and Thoa
Tracy.
The annual conference Of the Young
Friends Associations will be held in tn
meeting house. corner of High and Gar
den streets, on Saturday.
The Scott farm of about 100 acres, a
Jacksonville, has been sold to Alfred Par
ker. who occupies the Clayton ZelleY farm
In Westampton township.
The w. G. T. q. and the Armour Uniol
will meet at the home of Mrs. Amol
Evans. SO Broad street. on Tuesday, No
yember 81, at 100 o'clock.
The ladies Of the UnionYille sunda,
school win give an oyster and CHECKER
supper in the Masonic Temple on Friday
and Saturday evenings Of this week.
The Epworth League service in tn,
Methodist church next Sunday evening q
7.45 will be led by L. .. Boyce. Topic
Giving Christ the right Of way"
Mrs. Joseph A. Ward, Of Orange. Is In
the Memorial Hospital of that city, where
she Is making good recovery from an
operation performed last Thursday for ap.
pendicitis.
The remains Of Hiram Colby, who fell
dead from heart disease on boat In the
Rancocas creek at Riverside, was buried
In the Brotherhood cemetery. Mount Hol.
~. ON Sunday.
In retaliation for bite which he re-
ceived from dog owned by Rudolph
Stecher. Of Riverside. on election day.
Constable Charles Borton Immediately
shot the cur.
John D. Cleyenger quietly observed the
10th anniversary Of his birth on Friday.
Mr.. Clevenger. who is spending the win
ter In Washington, d. O.. received many
post cards from Mount Holly friends.
As the result Of an arrest made by de-
tective Parker, John Apologize and Har-
vey Parker, Of Vincentown. have been
held under bail for court. They are
charged with stealing corn from Lydia
Stiles and Charles Rogers.
A maltese kitten strayed from home last
week. 1t has three white spots. one being
on the throat. II any one should see this
kitten and will return 1t to the residence
of Evans H. Tomlinson, $50 Garden street;
he will receive reward.
State officers Of the order and INVITED
guests to the number OF one hundred at
tended county convention of the Senior
Mechanics held in Mount Holly on Thurs
day evening A number Of interesting
speeches were made. and refreshments
were served.
An improvement was reported in the
condition Of Joel N. Foster, manager OF
International Poultry Sales Company, Of
Browns Mills. While In New York re-
Gently he was stricken with appendicitis
and rushed to Philadelphia hospital for
IN operation.
Suitable articles for holiday presents
will be offered for sale at the bazaar and
supper to be given In the Masonic Temple
on Thursday evening, December 7. This
affair will be held to raise money for
needed improvements at the Burlington
County Hospital.
Rev. A. F. A. Neudoerffer, who has
resigned his pastorate of st. Paul's Ln-
theran Church at Hainesport to enter the
mission field abroad. and who for time
filed vacancy at Riverside. preached his
farewell sermon in Zion Lutheran Church
1t The latter place on Sunday evening.
In comfortable quarters which have
been rented for its use. the newly organ
lied tranquility Club. Of New Egypt,
met last week aud elected the Following
officers; President. james A. Irons; vice
president, Harry Bishop; secretary. ]. H.
Grove; treasurer, w. Harry DAVIS.
Interesting services were held 10 the
Baptist church on Sunday. The mission
field was the subject of an address de-
iivered In the morning. At the Sunday
school services in the evening Rev. s. w.
Hartsock continued his mission talks and
exhibited some interesting curios from the
Congo.
Purchasing horse by weight il the
unique way such an animal was disposed
of at New Egypt last week. After con-
siderable argument Walter English de.
cided to sell horse to William Layton
for $3.50 per hundred pounds. As the
horse weighed 775 pounds. Layton got 1t
for $1163.
Edward A. Creedon. of Mill street, and
Miss Hannah. third daughter of Prof. and
Mrs. Lawrence Emerson. Of Union street,
were married In Camden on October 10.
The happy couple will go to housekeeping
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