The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-01
NORTH HUDSON NOTES

All those who desire good leaislatiou
for the North Hudson towns should cast
a vote for John Zellor, the regular Demo-
cratic candidate.
Iwo rousinR ratification meetings were
heid In North Hudson last week. At
Ruins Hall the Union Hill Democrats
e~nthused on Tuesday night, and on Fri
day night the West Hoboken Democrats
turned out in force to ratifY the regular
nominees.
Gus Wetterer of Union Hill is laid up
WIN a broken arm. He received his iu-
Jurles in jumping from q horse car.
The members of Court Palisade A. o.
I. OF a are hustling to make their an
nual Dali at Ruth's Turn Hall on Novem~
Der z. the event os the season.
Bets are freely offered In North Hudson
that John ZeIlor. the Democratic nomi-
SCHWARTZ, by 500 votes.
Mayor Simon Kelly is an equestrian of
no mean ability. He purchased a Hooded
morse at the sale in the stock yards, and
on any nne morning he can be seen tax
ing an exercise gallop in Highwood Park
Niagara.
Robert Hudspeth. The Democratic can
didate for State Senator, made a manly
speech at Ruth's Hall on Tuesday night,
and az once jumped into favor with Union
Hill Democrats.
NNty CuiOoCU, tHlTbttu years Oius WAS
badly burned about the body by the up
setting OF a pan of boiling grease a5 her
nome, NO: IL Syms avenue, West Hobo
ken, last Tuesday. The girl was taken to
st: Mary's Hospital
Harry Post, a bright looking boy with
curly mar, has been missing from the
nome OF his parents, No. IL ~Sunnyside
avenue, West Hoboken, for about two
weeks. The police are searching for
him.
Micnael Capp. the we'll known Union
I'm contractor, fell from a carriage at
Nyack., N T., last week and broke his
leg. The injured man IS at present con-
nned TO his home in Union Hill.
\. The West Side Club, the leading organ
lzation in W~eenawken. is arranging to
hold a grand ball. 1t may be held in Odd
Fellows Hall. Hoboken.
George Rankin of Palisade avenue and
John Michel OF Lewis street, Union Hill,
both loved the same girl. Miss Gnssie
Haag, a pretty silk weaver. On
Sunday evening Michel had an appoint
ment to meet the fair Gussie.
Gussie was as tickle as she was fair, now
ever. and when Rankin came along and
invited her to take a walk She went
with him. Whether it was by accident or
design is not known but Rankin and
GuSsie passed the corner where Michel
was patiently waiting. Michel passed
some remark and Rankin said he would
meet MIN bne next evening. Iney met
and fought and in four brief rounds Kan
kin was hors de combat and Gussie
smiles or Michel now.
Tomorrow evening the Elite Circle of
Union Hill will hold its annual reception
at Ruth's Turn Hall.
Burglars are operating in Union Hill.
Several places were entered last week.
The police appear TO be powerless.
Fred Groebels Of Union Hill is men
toned as a candidate tor Councilmanic
honors.
There is a lively war between the North
Hudson County Railroad Company and
the town officials of Union Hill Che
| Railroad Company wants co erecl pillars
for their elevated railroad through The
streets, aud the authorities have placed
two policemen on guard.
Htghwood Park is assuming q desc
late air. The leaves are falling from
the trees and the merry songs OF the
birds are no longer heard.
Cornelius j. Tahen of Hoboken, the
popular Democratic candidate for the
Assembly in the Tenth district. will re-
ceive a handsome vote in Weehawken.
Thousands pass through the North
Hudson towns daily since the reopening
OF the G~uttenburg track, and business ts
brisk.
Thomas B. Usher, the retiring member
of the Assembly from this district, has
made a record of which he may well feel
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