Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-02-14
VILLAGE GOSSIP

The work of the church committee
on subscriptions for the annual budget
is progressing in highly satisfactory
manner. People are responding very
literally.
Carl Steele is fast recovering from
his plague of boils. DR.. Ahren drained
the largest, and the rest are taking
flight. It's great to have boils-not.
-Harbingers of spring are fast getting
ready to jump into the breach, but
these do not include lilac buds or I'D
coming hyacinths and tulips. It's the
crop of weather prophets.
We'll, if it hadn't been for the snow
plows actually getting rut run
through the center of the streets what
ever would have become of the towns
along this part of the Hudson?
William E. Underwood, formerly of
Ienaf1y, but at present living in New
YORK city, was visitor to Palisade
last Sunday looking for a home to buy.
Mr.. Underwood is the highest ranking
insurance writer of the country and
would make valuable addition to
Palisade. His little daughter, Caroline,
was with him Sunday.
MIR. Paul Berkey and Mrs. Berkey
spent several nights in Palisade during
the worst of the blizzard last week
because Mr.. Berkey could not get to
his business from his Leonia home on
account of bad transportation.
Mrs. Thomas Fredericks has had a
mousse full of company lately Her Sis
tiers, Mrs. of LANSING Mich
and Mrs. Giblyn of New York. and Mrs
Clehch OF Lansing, a friend of Mrs.
were her guests. Mrs
Will remain some time, it is said.
Master Valentine, who recently went
the gamut OF things that come along
and visit little ones in their babyhood
mas just recovered from an attack of
the measles, the influenza and two or
three other things all to once He is
up again and making the house as live
ly as ever.
Last Sunday the Holy ordinance of
communion was celebrated most feel
1ngly at the Palisade Church.
A f. Beckmann, Esq, has been
alllng with scatica, but is now better
through the good graces of osteopatbv
well applied.
Mrs. Ludlow who has had severe
ATTACK OF influenza, is now much bet
ter. Her little daughter, Hope, was
also Ill for some days with threat
ened attack of mastoiditis. She is
now we'll again.
Mrs. Editor is now improved after
long three weeks siege of very ag-
gravated influenza.
DR. S. Limenfeld, surgeon dentist
OF EdgeWater, announces an extension
OF his office hours to s 80 D. M. with
the exception of Tuesday and Friday
evenings.
.e..-..4.- Dazzling Bright Answer.
The class was very bored. 1t was a
reading class, and the book was full
of big words.
"ArchimedeS," read Jimmy Jones.
"lept from his bath shouting Eureka
Eureka y"
The teacher stopped him.
What does Eureka mean?" she
asked.
No one knew, so no hand was raised
''It MEANS" she said, "'I have found
it! Now, what had Archimed DIES
found?'
After a long moment Jimmy ven
tured hopefully.
please, miss, the SOAP"
Armenian Meeting.
There will be a lecture and moving
pictures at the Englewood theater next
Sunday afternoon, the subject being
the Near East. The public is cordial
ly invited. All seats will be free.
w. z. Steele has almost completely
recovered from his recent long illness
from sciatica.
News has been received of the death
In California of Mrs. Emma Paddock
Telford, formerly of Palisade. This
remarkable woman, noted for Her
great gifts of head and heart, built her
home in Edgewood lane, Palisade.
where she lived for several years,
when i'll health forced her to move to
California. She was universally be-
loved and had many friends here.
Master Valentine is out again. His
time is all day today.
Mrs. Milton Elkan returned last
Thursday after a pleasant visit to her
old home in Philadelphia. She had a
most ENJOYABLE time And LITTLE Stan
ley was so glad to get back he threw
snowballs all the way from the juno
ton home