BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. MINOR HAPPENINGS IN ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTY. Personal Notes. Trifling Accidents, Odd Incidents, and Interesting Features of Life in Village and Countru. William Erickson West has farms given and up the has mill business moved to Lower Squankum, where he will engage in farming.
For the first time in a good many years Ocean township. has no representative on the petty jury drawn for the May term of court. William Morris of New York, son of Abram Morris of Keansburg, has been taken to his home, sick with muscular rheumatism. Von Wagonen of Keyport has a position as baggage master at the Atlantic Highlands railroad station for the summer. Two new chandeliers for the new Baptist church at Iolarstown have.
been donated by Mrs. M. A. Holmes of that place. Mrs.
H. S. Zimmerman of Manasquan chas gone to a New York hospital to be operated amp for a growth in the breast. Thomas Far of Long Branch has been elected president of the board of managers of the state home for girls. Daniel Pittenger of Sandy Hook will move his family to Adelphia for the summer.
William. H. Miers and family have moved from Keyport to Colt's Neck. Drove a Horse to Death. Holmes.
a colored man enployed by T. A. Zimmerman of Manasquan, Mr. Zimmerman's team a few nights ago without the owner's consent and drove to Long Branch. One of the horses died as the result of overdriving.
Elmer E. Morris in a Runaway. The team of Eimer E. Morris of Keyport ran away a few days ago. They started just as Mr.
Morris got in the wagon, before he got hold of the lines The team was caught before they had gone far and no damage was done. Want Only Sacred Concerts. The official board of the First Methodist church of Asbury Park has forwarded to the beach commissioners a protest against the continuance of any concerts on the beach on Sunday that are not distinctly sacred. Going in Business For Himself. Calvin Garrett, who has been cook in Tunis V.
Yetman's restaurant at Freehold for fifteen years, has rented building next to Atkinson's hotel at that place and will open a restaurant and free lunch room. Housewarming at Keyport. William West, a member of the R. West company of Key port, recently moved into a new house, and a few nights ago a company of friends paid he and his wife a surprise visit as a housewarming. Slight Fire at Manasquan.
A slight tire occurred last Wednes lay night in Taylor's sash and blind mill near the Pennsylvania railroad station at Manasquan. The tire was put out before much damage had been done. Lecturer's Fame Spreading. Rev. W.
R. Wedderspoon, pastor of the First Methodist church of A-bury Park will lecture 111 De. Russell Conwell's Baptist temple. Broad and Burk streets, Philadelphia, on April 21-t. New Sunday- Officers.
The West Farms Methodist Sundayschool has elected Joseph Brown superintendent. James Ketcham assistant superintendent. Frank Morris secretary and Susie Ketcham treasurer. Actor to Go Abroad. Linford Lefferson of Ocean Grove is shortly to go abroad with the Prince of Pilsen opera company.
Mr. Letterson is understudy to John Ransone. the principal comedian in the play. Undertaking Firm at Farmingdate. William E.
Buckalew of Farmingdale and William H. Freeman of Freehold have formed a partnership and will engage 111 the undertaking business at Farmingdale. Woodland Burned. Fire of unknown origin destroved abou twelve acres of woodland at West Long Branch a few; days ago belonging to W. 1.
Chamberlain and Arthur F. Golden. Sorred His Apprenticeship. Joseph Patterson has served his apprenticeship as a black mith with W. C.
H. M. Brower of Adelphia and has gone to work for James Hardy of Asbury Park. Big Pea Crop. Joseph Brakeley, the Freehold canner.
bas eighty team- plowing for his pen crop. He will have nearly 3.000 acres under cultivation the coming year. Branching Out in Business. Levy dry goods merchants at Freehold, have bought out a business at Plainfield and will run it in connection with their Freehold business. 4 Coming Wedding.
Miss Viola Rundell Horn, daughter of John Horn of Freehold, will be married next. Wednesday to Charles Crosson Watson of Jersey City. Undergoing Surgical Treatment. Aaron E. Johnston of Freehold, formerly assistant prosecutor of the county.
is at the Long Branch hospital for surgical treatment. Freeholder Ely at the Hospital. Freeholder John B. Ely of Clarksburg has gone to the Long Branch hospital to have a section of dead bone removed from his hand. Harried Fifty Years.
Mr. and Mrs. John Deppler of ingdale, celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage last week. Appointed Assistant Prosecutor. Andrew J.
C. Stokes of Freehold has been appointed assistant to Prosecutor Henry M. Nevius. Made to Measure Garments AT $12.00 TO $36.00 A SUIT Trousers from $3 to $11 a pair. A FULL LINE OF Nobby Spring Hats and Gentlemen's Furnishings.
James Grover, FRONT STREET, OPP. BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. You cannot delay buying A Spring Hat very much longer. So call and see our stock before buying.
Miss A. L. Morris 66 Broad Street, near Monmouth Street, Directly opposite the Postoffice. Special Pyrographic Outfits, $1.50 Wooden Blanks and all kinds of Frames, Glove Boxes, Scrap Baskets, TO BURN: AT DICKOPF'S. Try our Framing and Matting at half an hour's notice.
P's the Particular man who insists On Bucklin's Baked Beans for his plate, He'll eat with zeal, And will cat a great deal; His verdict will be "They're first rate." My nephew came in to see me the other day and could hardly stop to say a word before he'd seen the new Racycles. He's plain crazy about wheeling now--though he has not rid. den a bicycle for three years. He says that everyone is going to ride again this year, and that he wants to get a wheel that will put him right up with the best. "A Warm Reception." He's got quite a collection of coins together, and was almost ready to buy one of the cheaper bicycles, but now he's seen the Racycle he's decided to save a little more and have the best.
He hasn't been well lately and wants to invest his change where he'll get the most healthy exercise out of it-says he's sure if he gets a Racycle the change will do' him good. All the folks I talk to agree that wheeling will get a warm reception this year, and the ones that want the easiest running and longest wearing wheel sold are buying a Racycle. It's the only one built on strictly scientific principles--it's thoroughly tested and means sure satisfaction. AUNT. JANE.
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