The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-02
H0BOKEN NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Roarty are
rusticating near Niagara Falls.
Joseph G. Harloff, of No. III Park
avenue, is spending a few weeks vaca-
ton in the CatskiIls.
The O'Hara House, in the Catskills,
is favorite stopping place for Ho-
bokenites, there being large colony
of them there at present.
The Misses Alice and Mamie Peer
are spending a two weeks vacation in
the Orange Mountains.
John Hall, popular young Ho-
bokenite. has been appointed Assist
ant Chief Usher at the Madison
Square Garden.
The members Of the Hobokcn Quar-
tette Club are making great prepara-
tions for their excursion on August IL.
DR.. G. ID. Cheney has returned from
his sojourn in the country looking
much invigorated.
Mrs. Jennie Swindell, daughter of
Drum Major Louis G. Philibert of the
Second Regiment, is on a visit to her
parents. She is having a delightful
time at Rutherford, N. j.
There are many people here who
would like to see new ward made by
the division Of the Third, but there is
a large hitch on the question of boun-
Diary lines, and ON that account moth
ing was done in the matter by the
Common Council at Wednesdays
meeting.
President Jake Kuper of the Fire
Board makes an excellent chairman
This Board transaets its business in a
clear-headed and expeditions manner,
there being no time lost in idle talk.
Miss r. A. Foster is spending the
summer at Bay Ridge. L |.
aCoyle's 1902 gave Councilman
joe Weinthal rousing reception
on Wednesday night after the Coun-
ell meeting. The floral pieces presen-
ted to the new member by the 's400''
were handsome and costly. Joe
made manly and clean canvass and
the majority which he received proved
his popularity.
Councilman Harry Snyder is not an
expert at the game of hearts. While
on a West Shore train few days ago
Colonel Erlenkotter and Captain
Lohmann tried to give Harry some
points on a new game of their own.
Harry is certain that he never could
win any money on it.
Frank Carroll.has gone into part
nership with John Ratio in the hand
solnely fitted saloon corner of Fourth
and Washington streets They should
make a winning combination.
Gus" Seide, the popular and en-
terprising member OF the firm CON
Quoting the Eoening Neaos, was
happy man during the week. All his
friends congratulated him on it being
a boy. Ais WELL
What III a,.wxr No 4+1.ox,,- <1x.o..,1t t~.,.-..-
about horses would fill a book. At
least AL Meyer and Will Gardiner
say so. How is that, Harry?
The Michael j. Coyle Association,
named after the popular Freeholder.
was organized last Wednesday by the
election of the following officers
President, John E. Tanning; Secretary
Wilbur Baker and Treasurer, Jo-
seph s. Weinthal.
DIR. ID. w. Barry and three young
friends from Orange, assisted by Nat
Hicks. the we'll known singer, amused
select party at Bartz's Hall last
Wednesday evening. The quartettes,
DUETS and solos of the gentlemen
were worth travelling miles to hear.
The family of Detective James Gal
lagher are summering at Leonia.
Miss Q. nj. Ward is at East Green
witch, R. /.
Miss Katie Bevington is spending
the summer at Haines Falls, n. X.
Miss Gertie Vandenberg is enjoying
the warm period at West Point.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. II. Meyer. of the
Norwegian Church, are visiting
friends in Chicago. They expect to
return about September /.
Charlie Darcy, Clerk of the Board of
Education, will spend a two weeks
vacation this month at Cairo in the
Catskills.
William F. Young, Superintendent
of the Primary department of the
Presbyterian Mission Sunday School
is spending vacation at Cronmer's
Valley, N. Y.
According to recent census taken,
there are II, 461 children of school age
living in this city.
George Siebert and Miss Martha
Lainpe were united in matrimony
Wednesday evening at the Church of
the Holy Innocents, Rev. Mr.. Moffat
officiating. After ceremony recep-
ton was held at the residence of the
brides parents, No. II Bloomfield
street.
Among the visitors to Pine Hill this
summer are Mrs. E. A. Stevens, Mrs.
William PIumlner, Miss Grace Plum
mer, G. A. Burhorn, President Nor
ton and family and J. G. Mahon and
family.
William P. SteiI, Secretary of the
Glover Literary Circle, is spending a
months vacation at Plainville, in the
Catskills.
Mrs. Charles Fl. Martin and Miss
Martin lof Garden street have gone
to White Lake, Sullivan county, N.
y, for the next six weeks.
DIR. and Mrs. L. E. Elder will spend
this month at Pine Hill.
Miss Nina Rooster, Cataloguer of
the Free Public Library, is enjoying a
few weeks vacation at BrieiIe.
Miss Gertrude Hoagland and Miss
Katie Lang OF Blooningiieid street
are snmmering at Pleasant Valley,
n. j.
Miss L. E. Robinson is spending the
summer in Hunter, Greene county,
N. ".
Louis Waefelaer and family are at
Shin Greek.
Miss Grace Houghton is visiting the
Misses McWhorter at Manuel, N. Y.
o. Burcfardt, H. f. Smith and G..
M. HornicS, OF the Active Boat Club,
left last evening for few weeks So
Journ at Cairo, in the Cattskiils.