The Monmouth inquirer., 1894-01-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

JAS McCleeS visited srelatlV eS IN
reehold New Years day.
4 DR.. Samuel Lock wood is i'll with
.ae grip.
[ John B. Hanlsinson has purchased
VIM. e. Curley's cigar store.
q A travelling minstrel show was in
'eehold Monday night.
iIrs. Ellen Hendrick son is veryil
h { the residence of VIM. Smock, near
Turkey.
\ Postmaster John r. RoseIl has re-
| covered from the grip.
Assistant Commissioner Alonzo
\ Brewer is i'll with the grip.
/ The Loan Association will meet
Friday night.
I Miss Dunno, OF Brooklyn, is visit
III ng Mrs. james Atkinson.
Il Mr.. Frank e. Craig and family
4 laye been guests of Mr.. Jas. N.
+ tSharewood.
/ The Freehold stores had large
amount Of Christmas trade.
Mr.. Anthony Frey is very i'll with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Daniel Thompson and daugh-
ter, of West Grove, are visiting Mrs.
i E. D. Clayton.
4 Miss Sarah Parker has been the
/ guest of Miss VanDeventer, at Mata-
wan.
Don't fail to read all about our
wonderful offer of Worlds Fair Pho
4 sographs on the second page.
! B. G. Clayton and family were the
& guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Mount
at Manasquan, last week.
The Board of Freeholders will
| meet on Wednesday at the Court
/ House.
I The Freehold Graded School re-
| opened yesterday Wednesday,
Mr. j John Striker and daughter, Of
Patterson, spent New Years as the
4 tests Of Mr.. and Mrs. HI E. Treat.
( Hiss Blair, of Brooklyn, and Miss
\ seiiwell, of Holmdel, are visiting Miss
4 Eva s. Conover, on Main street
p. w. Williams has moved to the
4 West Freehold hotel. Geo. Patter-
son will take possession of the Rail
road hotel.
Walter, son of John Reid. was
married by DIR. Brokaw,a at Freehold,
Sunday and brought his bride home
on Monday.
The firm of McDerrnott &c Mount
are making money SO fast that they
placed q new safe in their Office on
Friday.
Z During the present trade depres-
sion the Freehold Iron foundry has
f reduced the moulders to three davs
I work a week and other hands to
four days work.
Lawyer VIM. Heyers has been SUI
perceded in the Sheriff's office by
John A. Rowland, of Long Branch.
Mr.. Heyers will engage in his chosen
fession in Rosell's building, oppo-
+ size the @ ourt House.
Lieut.. Peter Vredenburgh. was
Y knocked insensible when in New
\ York few days ago by tie falling
a the elevated railroad. He was
4 zen to Chambers street hospital
pllt the next day came to Freehold
with his head bandaged.
Following is the list of unclaimed
letters remaining in the Freehold
Post office since our last report:
| James Byenes. Mrs. J Bines, Mrs.
Mary Z. Lewis, Laura Mcguire, Ell
len Miller, Lulu Miller, Mrs. Mary
Miller, Mrs. John M. Parker, Mrs.
nj. nc. Rue, Lewis r. Reid, Truemen
w. Reid, David Z. Thompson and
a11Nt IL W. W il1iAilS.
The following officers of Mon
mouth Council, No. IS, Jr. o. q. A.
NJ, of Freehold. were elected last
Friday. evening: O., o. S. Goble:
". G.. Arthur Stillwell; r. s., f. G.
Sterling; A. r. S. r.. s. Hendrickson;
3. S.,J H. Shepherd; Treas, I'll. e..
Treat; Cond., ii. s. Smith; w, Frank
Snyder; l. s., Charles E. Vanderveer;
O. s.. George R. Emmons; Jr. P. c.,
Ct. w Naylor; Rep. s. G., j. HI. Shep-
herd; Trustee, E. e. Conrow.
Mrs. S. M. Hankins left FREEHOLD
for New York Wednesday morning
lor visit to Chicago, Iii. She ex
poets 10 visit Denver, Col, also, be-
fore her return, which will be via
Washington, d. G. Mrs. Hankins
will continue the millinery business
on South street, Freehold, but her
Hudson street residence is leased for
the coming year to G. J. Hause, of
Asbury Park. After her return Mrs.
Hankins will board with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hause.