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Junk 24, 191K. 



ELIZABETH;* N. J. 



^.Ts. C. M. Hutchinson, 1216 North 

 Broad stfeet, is planning to tear down 

 two of her old greenhouses, in place of 

 which she plans to build a large green- 

 house. Spring trade proved to be good, 

 notwithstanding the loss occasioned by 

 the -Easter Saturday blizzard, the total 

 business being larger than last year's. 

 Mrs. Hutchinson's place is opposite 

 Evergreen cemetery, and she has much 

 cemetery trade. She has 200 lots on 

 yearly contract to keep supplied with 

 plants and flowers. 



J. W. Blakeley, 80 Broad street, who 

 late in the winter moved to his present 

 location, but who for forty-two years 

 has been in business on Broad street, re- 

 ports that this spring has been the best 

 since he has been in business. 



Henry Leahy, 1169 East Jersey street, 

 has had a good spring. There has 

 been considerable funeral and wedding 

 work of late, and transient trade has 

 been fair. 



J. E. & A. G. Hutchinson, 227 Broad 

 street, sold a considerable quantity of 

 flowers for the graduation exercises in 

 the private schools, though not so many 

 as heretofore because of the fact that 

 in one of the schools, at least, it was- de- 

 cided for the first time not to permit 

 flowers to be presented to the grad- 

 uates publicly during the exercises. 



The greenhouse trade of the Elizabeth 

 Nursery Co. during the last spring was 

 quite good. 



J. J. Brummer, 1155 Elizabeth avenue, 

 has had considerable funeral work of 

 late. 



The Violet Flower Shop, 704 Eliz- 

 abeth avenue, has had much funeral 

 work lately and several weddings to pro- 

 vide flowers for. Transient trade is a 

 littte slower, though fair. R. B. M. 



DENVER. 



The Market. 



The market has been fairly good dur- 

 ing this month. All the stock is of 

 good quality, and there is enough com- 

 ing in to supply all demands. 



Various Notes. 



The Boldt-Lundy Flower Shop has 

 moved into larger quarters directly 

 across the street from the old stand. 



John A. Jenson, formerly of this city, 

 but now with the Rose Hill Nursery Co., 

 at Minneapolis, Minn., is spending a 

 few weeks in Denver visiting old 

 friends. 



The death of Louis Dreher is reported 

 in this week's obituary column. 



Robert Alton, formerly rose grower 

 for Fred Hall, has gone* to Chicago to 

 work, 



Thomas Batten was married June 12 

 to Miss Maud Gilbert. He is employed 

 at the City Park Greenhouses. 



The Speth Floral Co. had the decora- 

 tions for the annual ball at the Univer- 

 sity Club. 



The Mauflf Floral Co. is planting sev- 

 eral benches of Mrs. Russell rose. 



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