The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-10
GREENVILLE GOSSIP.

Policeman George Routh Of the 1'hth Ere
cinct is confined to his home, On Neptune
avenue, with severe attt..k CT tyihoiG Ineu-
monia. His many friends are alarmed at
his condition.
has returned from pleasure trip through
Pennsylvania and Virginia Among the points
of interest visited by Mr.. Petit were Atlantic
city, Gettysburg, York and Philadslfh.a lie
was accompanied by Mr. Thomas ueakin of
East Fiftieth street, Bayonne.
Mr.. John Seeburger, one of GreenV1lles most
popular young men, left yesterday afternoon
for Silver City. Wisconsin, where he VIII en-
Friends who wished him success as he boarded
the train at the Pennsylvania depot were;-
Messrs. Abram Collins, August Miller, George
Witnebert, Annie Ahrends and Maggie Mas
Misses Minnie and Addie Parks of Pearsall
avenue left few days ago for Scranton, Pa,
where they will spend several weeks
Prosecutor Charles Il. Winfield returned yes
terday from ASbury Park, where he mas peeh
spending his vacation.
rusticating in the Adirondack Mountain, a.
ing the summer at White Lake, sullivan county
NY.
Miss C. Lack of Ocean and Hooker avenues.
accompanied by a number of New York
friends will leave on Saturday for summer
resort in Sullivan county where they Will
spend several weeks.
Mr.. Thomas Thorne of No II Hooker ave
nile who has engaged cottage for the sum
mer at Jeffersonville, NY has returned home
Mrs. Jaehne Of Hooker avenue. who has been
is expected home in few days.
President Adam Reid of the Mnkakwa Club,
finding the Passaic water too filthy for bathing
purposes, has engaged bathing mouse al
the New York Bay shore, and every evening
in the water. Mr.. Reid is expert swimmer
and his graceful movements are always ad-
mired by the other bathers.
The Hudson County Schwabischer Nerein
met last evening at Kraus' Hotel, on Ocean
avenue. and arranged the details for the Labor
Day fest" The Committee of Arrangement
reported that the ALTER Weber Muehl is
now in course of erection, and that the SOU
venir journals will be ready for distribution
Extensive repairs are being made to No. 20
School on Danforth avenue New steam neat
of new seats and desks are being placed IN
position. The walls are also receiving new
coat of paint. The repairs will be completed
before the fall term begins
a large number of members of the Green
last evening on the New York Bay. DR.. Hol-
lister took out large party Of friends hTi on his
dore Morton gave his friends sail in the
Lotto H. Every evening at full moon yachts
will be ready at the club float TO accommo-
G~te members ara visitors Wi-o desire TO enjoy
a sail.
will celebrate .'Foresters' Day next We'd
nesday afternoon and evening by holding
reception and sailing party at Uldriehs paVil-
ion foot of Danforth avenue. large unm-
ber of invitations have been sent out and
large attendance is expected. The hustl1ng
Committee of ARRANGEMENTS has prepared an
excellent musical programme.
Max Friedman shoe dealer of Ocean and
Seaview avenues, was notified by his landlord.
Mr.. Sheehan, few days ago to move out or
the premises. Yesterday Friedman moved his
goods and chattes and took with him the avn
ing which the front of the building.
Sheehan claimed that the awning belonged 10
him and had Friedman arrested, charging nm
with malicious mischief and petit larceny.
Friedman secured bondsman and was re-
leased by Justice of the Peace Nreeland lie
will have hearing tomorrow morning be-
The newly organized Joseph Kaiser Assocla-