The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-05-02
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HOBOKEN NOTES.


for summer sociable.
The Easter music will be repeated in
several of the churches to-day.
Louis Legien has returned to the West
after months visit in Hoboken.
City physician Heller won $500 turn
out on So ticket the other night.
The new Fourteenth street ferry will
begin making trips tomorrow morning.
Charlie Kaegebehn and Miss Kaegebehn
have returned from their Washington trip.
Mayor-elect Kerr will take possession of
the reins of government tomorrow at
noon.
College will reopen tomorrow and an
immediate boom in athletic sports is ex-
pected
Mr.. John Kalish, of San Francisco, has
been visiting s.Joe" Weinthal, HobokeR 3
Assistant City Clerk.
Mayor Timken, who will be ex-Mayor in
few hours, says he will take trip to the
Fatherland this Summer.
City Surveyor Boyer is building for Kim
self fine brown stone front residence on
Washington above Ninth street.
Miss Bella Sachs and Mr.. Schmidt will
Do luHLIkoO uc1b WooA db b4o IeS1ucuc8 OF
the bride, No. 432 Garden street.
The Active Boat Club is preparing to
capture the four-oared barge trophy in the
Harlem River regatta next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. FRANKIE have re-
turned from their wedding trip and taken
up their residence in South street.
Police Commissioner Coyle mourns the
loss of his six-year-old son Jimmy" The
bright little fellow died on Wednesday very
suddenly.
GChief Engineer Brush of the Hacken-
sack Water Company, has resumed his
duties in his Office after an illness OF
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert P. Campbell have
returned from their wedding tour, and will
receive at No. 228 Hudson street on Tues
days during May.
Mr.. G. F. Holtz has sold his fine resi-
dence, No. $40 Hudson street, to Mr..
Deickmann, and will remove with his
family to Hamburg.
Mr.. Jos. Drew is about to return to his
homestead on the King estate for the Sum.
mer. He has been a resident of New York
City for some years.
The engagement of Miss Pauline Ritter
to Alex. E. Odenwaldt, Jr., announced in
the TATTLER some weeks ago, has been
broken off by the young lady.
sFat" Schultze is home from Chicago on
visit. He says he has established west
ern chapter of the Electric Light Club in
the wickedest city in the west.
Company &C" of the Second Regiment.
wound up the season Wednesday night
with farewell reception, which was at
tended by a very select but numerous COM
pany.
The Valencia Boat Club has moved its
house to the summer moorings near the
Twelfth street dock, and the members are
making active preparations for the rowing
season.
Corporation Attorney Minturn and ex-
Corporation Attorney Malcolm w. Niven
will enter upon their new law partnership
tomorrow They will have offices in Ho-
boken and New York city.
The Valencia orchestra, the best amateur
orchestra within hundred miles Of New
York, Is making preparations for q grand
concert to take placs at Odd Fellows Hall,
before the warm weather sets in.
"Al'' Hoffman, made such a good i'm
preston on the Press Club the ether night
Il, -. ~. l,arn 90 tt,sv
sa sn; s,.V ,,,sasss;on IF his houss and y;ns
oa,ia,s co. ,ssrroanant adf,nertars
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Inc malllage % Mr. oHppeu 70 sliss
Auce uersata Moole, u New losA, was
soiemnizeo before very large M and I MN:
aDls suuence "a .ns cnufen y noiy allna. y
On monday aLse ~ el5at many u
nar. enippen 2 lrlsnus WIFI esssu 'ae cels-
inony'
Mr.. ]. 8. Howell, the purchasing agent
OF the Hoboken Land and Improvements
Company, mourns me loss o. an overceat.
bat and slik umDrelsa. oo ,a ., sneak snieI