The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-12
ROUND THE COUNTY.
Personal Points on the Tire
Of the Revolving Wheels
of Time.
HoRoKEN BLISS.

Last night the giddy whirl of winter
balls was opened at Odd Fellows Hall.
The Major Christian Woerner Relief
Corps held forth and there was a good at
tendance
On October co. Odd Fellows Hall will
| be formally opened with q monster ball.
] That the opening ball will be a success is
/ already assured, as the well known Non
pariel Club has charge of the affair and
| they are never known to do things by
halves Sew Jacobs, Eddie Phalon, j ohm
Bruning and Johnny Wynne Will all be
there, and the girls who Will attend will
| be well taken care of.
Emil Vogelsang has a very high opin-
ion Of the abilities of Nit. Buell. as a run
| ner.
Policeman Werner is only four months
on the force, but already he is the ow ner
OF house. Well done, Henry.
| Councilman Bonceiet wore happy and
| eontented smile when the bond and
agreement for the Monroe street inn
provement was accepted on Wednesday.
! In striking contrast TO his happiness
We're the detected looks of Councilmen
Londrigan and Snyder.
1t is positively tantaliZing how some of
the Councilmen will insist on perpetrat-
ing lengthy speeches on Insignificant sub
| jectS.
Siegfried Cronheim, the proprietor of
the variety theatre, is the possessor of u
handsome black mustache. He is a
shrewd manager, and but for one unfor-
tunate venture would be quite wealthy.
Colonel Erlenkoetter is a staunch jeff
ersonian, and still the battle RACES on.
School Trustee Dynan, of the Third
ward, is young man in politics, but he
has already endeared himself to his con-
stituents.
Billy ParsIow. the Democratic candi-
date Tor Coroner. is very prominent in the
secret societies III the county
Tntt IA nj :. e., -
ing away the map" on Cooney Schach
which was published in the last issue of
THE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS. John
laughs and is non committal.
Robert Davis?n called out Secretary
Lillis at the alleged Democratic conyen-
ton on Thursday afternoon.
John j. McPhillips," was the reply of
the little rascal, delivered in that Diccolo
voice OF his and the rest of the lambs fol-
lowed to the slaughter.
The peaceful residents of Hoboken
gave thanks when the last of the allie Qed
Democratic delegates left the city on
Thursday afternoon.
One good Democrat remarked "Why
can't representative men make the party
nomination. There are few good men
but the majority of them never owned
their vote, simply going to the conven-
ton as the mouthpeices Of Bob Davis''
Josh Limerick has been appointed
sole agent for some patent affair and is
c nvassing the City Hall Councilmen.
Londrigan was SO much impressed wi tn
the patent that he las ordered a lar &c
number OF shares.
The respectable citizens of Hobokeu
will not vote for McPhilipps Nothing is
known of McPhilipps personally. but
there is no denying the fact that he is a
plant tool of Bob Davis, who has
dragged the Democracy OF Hudson
County In the dust. They know that
q n fef
ana their vote on election day will be an
everlasting rebuke to Davis and his
gang.
Councilman Thinker is one of the mo st
common-sense members of the Council.
he does not say much, but what he does
say is always to the point.
Now that the regimental drills ave
started at the Armory the giddy girls are
on hand admiring the boys in blue. How
the girls do admire soldier brave.
John Cnrley is said to be the most fin
is he'd sparrer Ia the Young Mems Catho-
lie Association.
The Jeffersonians are great peopIe
Maurice Breen has blossomed forth with
$50 suit of clothes made by promiue Mt
New York tailor. Mike Cannon threat
ems to appear with high hat Whewl
Frank Mooney, the barber shop
comedian, Irish poet, ex-railroad man.
funny story teller, etc, ETC., is happy. He
IS more than happy. He is proud. He
walks on the sunny side of First street
just at present Frank has been appoint
ed supervisor of election, at q salary of
SO per day, and all the world seems
serene
There were two gentlemen OF leisure.
'Ehey were seated in barber shop A
man pops his head in the door and asks
VINO wanted to make dollar for one
hours work All eyes We're turned TO the
gentlemen OF leisure. The gentlemen of
FAR ha,- int
looking for help leaves the barber shop
Disguised Ten minutes later the two
gentlemen of leisure are discussing the
hard times OF the present day.
pretty young High School graduate
was heard TO remark the other day, son.
/ think Mr. Hess is one Of the handsomest
young men in the Boardn
Police Commissioner Utz would not al
low his name to be presented to the al
legged convention on Thursday. Mr.. Ulz
stated that he could not attend to the
Office. but the real reason for his not &c :
cepting the nomination was because he
would have to be associated with tn q
Ring. Mr.. Utz is very conscientious an d
the people like him ali the more for it,
Edwin ): Kerr, who il is said might be
the next Mayor Of this city, is matt y
little man with a black mustache He is
of quiet and retiring disposition, and
has a great many friends.
Cap. Halioran, the janitor of No. /
Public School, is very popular with the
members OF the School Board and is also
popular in the ward in which he lives.
Their VIII be continual round Of re-
ceptions. and parties in this town during
the winter Ruth'5 Hall will be the scene
of most OF the eyents
Joe Dresden is now full fledged voiun-
teer fireman. In other words, he runs
wild de masheen, see." He is a member
of Pioneer Hose Company, OF which COM
pany Brother Wiltberger is one of the
| moguls.
Councilman Conway, one Of the re-
Gently elected members OF the Board OF
Town Council is q young man, and has
thus far proved an admirable representa-
| tive Of the people.
WEEHAWKEN RAPTU RE.
Ex-Mayor Simon Kelly was pronni-
| nent inquire at the Democratic convention
in Ho boken on Thursday.
Genial Jack Murray, one OF the best
and most liberal hearted fellows in the
town, joined the great majority last
| week. Jack was q diamond in the rough.
and his death has filed with grief the
| hearts OF those who knew him
| 1t looks as III the political star OF Simon
is again in the ascendency. The people
! love Simon, and 1t is only question OF
time when they will have him as their
leader again.
Cenratl Schneider, the proprietor Of the
pavilion, won considerable sum of