The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-05

/ money VIII make lLs9Qs
Brother J. j. McDonnall, of Cour
Emmett, has occupied the chair OF thu
7 G. H. several times, But he is now II
the field again and intends to run for ths
Office IN December He will have q hard
road to travel as he will have for ap op
ponent Brother Fallahee. McDonnnel
says he will bet two dollars to two cent:
that he will win.
Brother John Carroll, of Court Hamii
tou, is one Of the most efficient secretaries
| In this city.
ANDY The Great, of Emmett, says he
is not tired yet--he is still in it,
Past Chief Ranger w. S. Weed, o.
! Court Payonia, is IN the field for high
secretary, according TO reports.
The smile of Past High Chief Ranger
James O'Mealia is as genial and pleasant
! as ever
Handsome GUS Letter. OF Pride OF
the ELL, spent two days in Poughkeepsie
| during the past week. Notwithstanding
his short stay In the town, he carried
4 home some photos of the beauties there.
4 Looking over the field in, Court War
I rem, it appears that Brother SchReffer Is
the coming chief ranger
p G. r. A. L. Mcclure. of Emmett, ia
sporting his new gold badge and he ap-
\ pears 10 feel quite proud of it.
Brother 81 omi Welsh, of Pride of the
i Hill, is becoming an adept with the cue.
No one can. tell . Tom anything nowa-
! days mountaineering the worries.
A look Of sadness now rests upon 1.-THE
1 countenance of Brother Frank PrEesser,
! OF Court Pride of the Hill. The cause of
| his sorrow is attributed TO the close OF
! the fishing season.
The Beau Brummea of the junction.
| Brother Cornelius Coffee, has the Alder
manic bee in his hat. Alderman Coffey.
Oh. myl
The last Greenville car still passes the
/ tleman board it and occupies a small
space in the corner.
| Brother Dim, Dever vows that the
coming entertainment of Court Pride of
the Hill will eclipse any affair this
season.
4 ton, is a jealous worker for the order.
IL is remarked by the denizens of the
Junction" that Brother Jack" Tyson,
of General Lafayette, grows better look
| ing every day.
The propositions for membership are
coming in lively at Court Pride of the
HILL
Brother Thomas Gaffney. of Court
Pride of the Hill, is becoming an expert
pianist. He can be seen and heard on
Sunday and Wednesday evenings. in a
| little house not far from the junction,
manipulating the keys in great shape.
As afishing fiend, Brother John Kaiser,
He was called at fourja. nj. a few mornings
ago to 60 fishing. He hustled around III
great shape, and when he arrived home,
he parasyzed his friends with his story of
the large number he caught.
Handsome Gus" Liefer paid visit to
Chester. Pa, last week. He is a member
of the Van Huuten Flute and Drum
Corps and member OF Court Pride of the
Hill
It is said that Jake Berg is on the
| lookout for some Que with q tomahawk.
Jake is like some of the other boys, =
he is in 1t.
Little Pete Coffey, has grown an inch
taller since he joined Court Pride of the
Hill.
Brother Mike Murphy, of Court GEN
eral Lafayette. aud Jack Lynch. of Court
Pride OF the Hill, had a ono mile run at
the outing of the Kfmmerly Association
for prize offered by the genial Frank.
Murphy won, but ne didst get the prize.
1t is said that it is at Snake Hill.
Brother w. E. Dunn, of Court Glen
wood, Is DESTROYS of presenting one each
TO Brother Murphy, of General Lafayette,
and Lynch, of Pride of the Hill.
Brother Mulvey, of Court General La
| fayette, once more wears his lovely smile.
| His wife and family have returned from
the country and his days in keeping
I bachelors hall areever.
| Brother Daniel Coffey, of Pride of the
| Hill, is now known as .'the politician y
| BY the way, can Dan explain how his
picture. with lock of hair, was fished
\ up in pasteboard box on Communipaw
/ avenueS
P. j. Mullery, of Court Glenwood. says
that while he does not court newspaper
potoristy, nevertheless the item in last
| SUNDAY MORNINGS NEWS in reference to
! him is true, and he further says that he
intends to be identified in politics, and
g. - \.
step up against him will get left. Patsey
is a hustler aud will not be left under any
| circumstances.
The Entertainment Committee of Court
Pride of the Hill is composed of hustlers.
They have the banner announcing their
entertainment on Thanksgiving eve
| ready.
| Brother Dunn, the big man of Court
| Glenwood. added another wreath to his
| laurels at an outing recently. He sue
/ ceeded in cleaning off the edlbles on the
| table without half trying.
Brother William Kearney, Of Court
! Glenwood, with some friends OF his can be
| found at Jacobs In Hoboken every Sun
day night. Billy is a theatre goer and a
| good judge of good plays.
| Brother G. Frank Sutherland, of Court
/ Glenwood, is candidate for the Assem-
| bly, in the Fifth district.
Chief Ranger J. j. Bowling is a hustler
/ Oh Lift laBOE QAc5uiOu. liz ud3 Dctu DEoI
| fered the nomination for Assembly in the
| Fourth district on the labor ticket II
Jimmy Is sent TO the Legislature he will
be found to cast his vote and influence on
the side of honest government.
Brother ID. L. Smith, of Court Glen
wood, who is also member of Company d.
! Fourth Regiment, is a candidate for ser
geant in said company. Davy is good
military man and hard worker in the
| Forestic line, and will receive the sup
port of all the military boys IN his court
J. w. O'Leary, of Court Glenwood, who
recently became member of Company
| ID, Fourth Regiment, has learned the
| manual quickly, aud Is so much interest
ed in military matters that he wishes Il
become corporal IN said company. The
popular tonsorial artist will no doubt re
ceive the hearty support of all the boys.
Sub-Chief Ranger NJ j. Kayanagh, Of
Court Glenwood. Is soon TO become
benedict. The fortunate one is Il beauti
full brunette, and resides in the vicinity O.
| Van Worst Park.
+. j. Lampert. of Court Glenwood, il
now resident of Brooklyn. but visit
this city every day and intends In thu
near future TO again open business IN tn,
Greenville section of the town.
Brother James r. Wheelihau, of Cour
Gienwood. will not let winter pass be
fore ne will give the boys little blow
out. Married life. jimmy says, is a mos
| happy one. although he has no expert
ence. except by observing how othe
1 married folk enjoy themselves
p g. r. M r. keatinO of COurt Gen