The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-04-07
= REEHOLD.


Harry Robbins has taken charge OF
the Eatontown Advertiser.
Mr.. John b. Shumar is occupying
his store on South st. as = Diiiiaro
room.
Mrs Florence Rue. of Red Bank,
has been the guest of her sister, MRS.
w. III. Carson
Miss Jennie easier is visiting at
Middletown and Long Branch
Mr.. William O. Raiguel of Philadel
CHA, has been the guest OF DIR. q. X.
Freeman and family
Tennent Lodge, No. SO, h. OF r.,
has purchased an American flag, 10
is. to spread upon it's altar.
Mrs. VIM. It. Cowart has heen visit
ing relatives and friends in Red Bank
and Long Branch.
Mr.. A.. M. Rook has moved in the
Hickman house on Throckmorton
street.
Mr. Samuel Gravatt is laying a new
aide walk In front of his Broad street
residence.
Mr.. Hendrickson from Eatontown,
has taken charge of the West Free
hold hotel.
Mr.. Thomas Taylor lost a horse by
lung fever one day last week
The Freehold Choral Society ex-
pact to give an entertainment about
the third week III April.
Wednesday, August 3, 1898, ls the
date fixed for the Old Tennent Har-
vest Home.
McDermott & Mount, real estate
agents, sold May P. Ruf,s dwelling
on Henry street to Mrs. Sidney De
mise last week, for $3.50.
Mrs. VIM Hunter, of New York
City, is visiting her mother Mrs. Chas,
Haight in Freehold.
Last Wednesday evening the Pre-,
mier Mandolin Club was entertained
by Mr. VIM. NJ. Hankins and last
evening Mr. John 4. McChesney Ell
tertained them.
Mrs. Florence e. Morris has been
entertaining Miss Annie b. Apple
get, of Higntstown.
Misses Helen e. Mount Annie
Crater and Marguerite Raiguei, OIL
vassar College, are home for their
Easter vacation.
DR.. /. p. Brokaw entertained the
clergymen of the four Main street
churches few evenings ago.
H. A. Bovine & Co. are removing to
their new store in the Perrine build
ing on Main street.
Miss Mary G. Beirne has moved her
dressmaking establishment from Mrs.
c. A. Clark's residence on Broadway
to the Office in Mrs. Kate Neafies res
idence on South street.
The Jamesburg Borough Commits
saoners have granted q franchise to
the Monmouth Telephone Exchange
to erect their wires at that place.
Mr.. Fred D. Bennett, who has been
confined to the house by a severe cold
during the past week, sconvaiescIng-
A snow storm after many of the
farmers have most of their plowing
done is q novelty April 5th is too late
for Winter for most people.
Mr.. Lee Deedmeyer has moved into
his new quarters, corner of South and
Main street and the bankrupt store"
has left town.
Mrs. r. Wolff is now occupying her
store in the Post Office building and
X. Hulse Cooper has removed to Bel
mar.
A new scraper was received at the
=. r. r. Monday, for the Colts Neck
turnpike. 1t is similar to the one
used in Freehold.
Mr.. CYRUS Honce has deposited his
withdrawal card from Della Lodge,
No. 2, of Keansburgb, to Tennent
Lodge, No SO. K. of p, OF Free
hold.
1t is thought that the cost of plant
ing potatoes in the vicinity OF Free
hold this year will be $75,0 900. This
includes the cost of seed, fertilizers and
work
Five shares of the stock of the Cen
tral National bank of Freehold were
sold at auction to Mrs. Van Dubois
for $130 share.
Mr.. Edward Simonson, of Spring
Lake, has rented Wolcott's hotel and
will take possession within a few
days. Mr. Wolcott will move to the
house lately vacated by. Prof. Hard
ing, opposite Monument Park.
At the union meeting of the four
Main street churches on Sunday even
ing at the Reformed church, Rev. Fl.
b. MacCauley preached an eloquent
sermon. The collection taken up for
the Cuban Relief Fund amounted to
$86. 40.
The residence of Mr. James j. Bark
allow. corner of South and Mclean
streets, will have improvements made
to it about May 1st. The porch will
be extended around the house and
bay windows will be built to it and q
new roof put on.
The store in the Ellis building oc-
cupied by L. B. Basini and apart
ments in the rear are being remod
elled and metal ceiling will be
placed in the back part. The store
will be used by Aaron /. Marcus in
connection with his present store,
and he will give up his rooms up
stairs over his store, and they will be
converted into offices by Mr.. Ellis.
The Office and residence of DR.. ..
r. Freeman is being altered by car
penter VIM. H. Soden, preparatory to
its occupancy on May 1st, by Ward &
Thompson. A store front, two stories