The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-22
NORTH HUDSON NOTES.

The sudden death of John H. Bonn,
the President of the North Hudson Coun-
ty Railway, cast Il gloom over this section
last week. The deceased was unusually
respected.
The masquerade ball of Columbia Hose
Company of Union Hill. which is to be
given at Ruth's Hall on Thanksgiving
Eve, promises to eclipse any previous
event held by this popular company.
The Free Public Library in Union Hill.
which opened last week, has been extern
sively patronized.
The ball OF the William H. Dresher
| Guards of West Hoboken takes place at
the Casino on Thanksgiving Eve.
The ball of the West Side Athletic
Club of Weehawken. which was held at
Froemschen's Hall, Union Hill, on Fri
| day evening, was we'll attended by the
youth and beauty of Weehawken.
The Homespuns will hold a sociable at
their rooms on Division street. West
Hoboken, OH the evening of December 8.
A fire in Kunz's bake shop. on the Wee
hawken Boulevard, oil Tuesday morn
ing, did damage TO the extent of $1,000.
The Kunz family were at a ball IN Hobo
ken at the time of the fire.
A horse attached to a light wagon in
which were seated two young women be-
came u-nmanageable on the Weehawken
Boulevard on Tuesday afternoon and
dashed Town the road. Policemen
| Chamberlain n Fleming caught the
runaway near Peters, brewery and earned
the thanks of the thoroughly atfrighted
occupants.
Simon Kelly has the Freebooter bee in
his bonnet. II a Hoboken man runs
Simon could not win.
The Board Of Council of Weehawken
did not meet last Monday evening out
of respect for the memory of President
Bonn, who served as Town Committee
| - - Il ,,,.Is, = tho uao,.o 1890 aud 1S-n
The fair being held by the ladies OF St.
| Michael's Monastery parish is proving
verv successful.
The Carpenters Brotherhood of North
Hudson will hold u mass meeting at
Flemm's Hall on November 20.
The Oak Cliff Tennis Club Of Gutten-
berg will hold IL reception at the Town
Hall on December 8. the club has among
its members several prominent young
people In the town and nothing will be
left undone to maxi the affair u success.
Albert Beucherer has been elected Re-
cording Secretary of Garfield Council. Jr.
O. u. A. W., to I'LL q vacancy and 4. Bax-
ter has Deen elected as his assistant.
The fair which was held by the ladies OF
the Presbyterian Church, Weehawken,
last "Wednesday and Thursday evenings
was very successful. Over five hundred
dollars was realized.
The telephone connections at the West
Hoboken and Union Hill Town Halls are
abominable. The Town Fathers would
earn the gratitude of a great many citi.
zens il they would give the company a
shaking up.
The Union Hill Gun CLUB will hold q
special shoot on Thanksgiving Day.
Ex-Mayor Rudolph Frech OF Union Hill
has accepted a position as collector for the
William Peters Brewing Company.
Marshall p. Wilder, the humorist, was
the attraction at the entertainment given
by the West Shore Department of the Y,
M. G. A. at their rooms in the depot last
Wednesday evening.
A fire Started in the gashouse of the
West Shore Railroad Company. Wee,
hawken, on Monday afternoon. The
flames were extinguished by the EN-
ployes. 1t is thought that a gas meter
exploded. The damage was slight.
West Hoboken intends to have a socia
political club similar to the McLaughlins
O'Neills and Coyle Associations. Three