The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-02
AROUND NORTH HUDSON.
MOVEMENTS IN ALI KINDS OF
CIRCLES UP THERE.

DHlUA u
ing in West Hoboken.
OF the many residents of Union Hill
who will go to Washington, d.. O., to
participate in the Inauguration Of
President Harrison, which takes place
on Monday, are Councilmen Frederick
G. Hansen, John Merritt, Chief En-
gineer Henry Icke, George Reisen-
berger and Otto Haege. While there
Mr.. Reisenberger will seize the oppor-
tunity to call upon his old friend
James G. Blaine and set forth his es-
pecial fitness for the office OF post
master of Union Hill. The only OPP
ponent Mr.. Reisenberger has, that he
fears. is Mr.. Robert Doulanger, whose
personal acquaintanceship with Presi-
dent-elect Harrison makes him a for
midable foe.
Union Lodge, Nc. 1861, Knights OF
Honor, met last night at Odd Fellows
Hall and initiated August Bode, Henry
Schmeir and Charles Humid. Six Others
were balloted for and elected. They
were George Knipper, Frederick Mis-
kan. George Frank, Charles A. Humid,
August Aisch and Christian Weigele.
After the meeting the members OF
the lodge repaired to the banquet hall
below, when they partook of a boun-
tiful collation.. After the cloth was re-
moved there were addresses by Dicta-
tor Bayer, Gustav Fouch, Charles I.
E~chneuriger and Others. Mr.. Charles
Toeres, the versatile artist, gave an
evening dish pan" solo. There was
music and plenty of singing by the
company. 1t was late when the con-
vivial party broke up.
The annual meeting of Union Hill
Hook and Ladder Company No. / took
place last night, when the following
officers were elected: Adam Miller,
foreman; Frederick Dietz, assistant
foreman; C. p. Schnenriger, secretary,
and Otto Paul, treasurer. The trustees
elected are Charles Boyle, Gus Welt
ner and Frederick Dietz.
The Rev. Dir. Gowan will conduct
special services at the Grove Street
Church both morning and evening to-
morrow.
An enjoyable affair was the recep-
ton given by the Lady Friendships, a
social Organization Of Union Hill, at
Himion's Military Hall last night. The
light and the decorations were
tasteful and artistic. The company
was select, as it was an in
vitation affair. The committee
of the party were the Misses Mary
! Joiner, Louisa Reimers, Clara Strath-
MA and Messrs. Chris. Hekel, Gus
Miller and Louis Roam. Among those
present / observed John Alderman
and wife, William Ackerson and wife,
William Stillwell and wife, Joseph Lee
bier and lady, William E~nglebrecht
and Miss Nettie Joiner, Charles
|Lutz and lady, j. Herold and wife,
Henry O'Brien and lady, Frederick
dinner and Miss Carl. Dave Barreta
nd lady, Ed. Watson and lady,
Charles Strathman and lady, Eddie
Jmscheid and lady, Dudley German
nd lady and about one hundred more
he music was by Prof. Ninger and
as excellent, as was also the supper,
hich waspartaken of at midnight.
The annual ball of the Pastime Base
Ill Club, of West Hoboken, will take
pee at Ruth's Hall on Monday night.
The commissioners on the High
lint avenue opening had a stormy
I sion in the West Hoboken Town
III last night. Many property own
rs who had been assessed for the
Improvement appeared before the
Commissioners, and objected to the
assessment ON the ground that their
property was situated SO far from the
Improvement that they received abso-
1utely no benefit at all, yet still they
were asked to put their hands in
their pockets and pay. Among those
who were most energetic in their de
nunciation of the assessment were
Messrs. Frederick Engle and Gustav
Koch. The Commissioners will hold
another meeting.
Eva Filler is a young lady who OBJ
1ects to being called hard and unjust
names. She resides on Union Hill and
among her acquaintance is one Julius
binder. Yesterday he spoke slight
ingly of her character and she resented
the indignity by going to Recorder
Schleicher and getting a warrant for
Nher defamer's arrest. Officer Smith
brought the culprit to court, where he
was heldip 500 bail.
The P;onees, Stove Pipe Guards
dance and make merry at Fromchen's
Hall, Union Hill, tonight. 1t will be a
j~ouyxracket.
The annual reception and ball of
Germania Schutzen Bund Union Hill
Company No. 2, Captain Rudolph
Frech, will take place at Rulh's Hall,
tonight. 1t promises to be a brilliant
affair.
A call has been issued for a meeting
at Loops Hall, Union Hill. to be held
next Wednesday, for the purpose of
organizing an Independent Citizens
Association. The new organization
will take an active part inlocal politics
this spring.
E~x-Freeholder Frech has returned
to his old quarters at Peters brewery.
The jolly Friendship Club will cele-
brate the forty-second anniversary of
the birth of Sport Arnold Loop at
Friendship Hail tonight. Great pre-
parations have been made for the
event, andi if there isn't a jolly time,
then there is no merit in Union Hill
beer or vitality left in the boys. The
affair will conclude with a banquet.
Mrs. Neckel, the respected mother
in-law of Mr.. John Helstern, was
buried from her late residence on Lib
erty street, Union Hill, yesterday after
noon.
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