The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-17
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TIVE INQUIRER eight pages 81.


Miss Eurvlla Ely will enter the
Monmouth Memorial Hospital as
trained nurse on Monday.
Since w. Frank Patterson's paper
came out at Asbury Park there
have been two Alonzo brewer lh
Freehold.
Mr.. James ID. WINS is to move on
the farm belonging to estate OF Mrs.
Anna NJ Cowart April lst
Mr.. Jonathan p. Clayton has pur-
chased the James Cooper farm near
Howell station.
Mr.. Nelson Armstrong has purchas-
ed the farm now occupied by Ihos.
Mcknight at sheriff's sale on Mon
day, for $3.50.
Frederick Jennings is recovering
from an attack OF grip
Company E, at its lastregular meet
ing received six applications for mem
bership.
Two new members We're recently re-
ceived in Topanemus Tribe, / Y. ~.
NJ
A reception was held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Con
over on Tuesday evening.
Frederick Luther has removed to
apartments over his store
William B. Miller will remove to
the house vacated by Norman W..
Foster. ON Court street, April lst.
The new building to be erected ad
joining Levy Bros. store is now IN
course of construction.
Chas. Parker has leased the store
Charlie Gong as laundry and ex-
poets to move his pooI-room from the
Shumar building April 1st.
About 80 persons were confirmed
at the St Rose of Lima church,
Freehold yesterday
A very enjoyable poverty socia BILE
was held at the Freehold Baptist
church on Tuesday evening. The
costumes were very amusing. Refresh
ments were served
Ashes from the County buildings
have been placed on the side of the
road in front of them on Court street.
The center has been filled in with
gravel
Chief Engineer Petit has received
a favorable reply from the z. X. K.
people in answer to a request for
locomotive tire. to be used as a fire
alarm at the South street engine
house.
Justice Robert C. Woodward and
wife. of Upper Freehold, visited Free
hold on Thursday and was very much
interested in q visit to the County
Jail and Court House and other
points of interest.
McDermott 81 Mount. real estate
agents, sold the Charles AunacS farm
on the Andrew Perrine road to J. N.
Harris, of Brooklyn, who will move
there next week and improve the
property.
There was a little scrap between
small BOYS connected with the Pa
rochial School and High School boys
on Wednesday on the market grounds.
The ammunition was sticks and
stones and bucket of coal William
Miller, tried to put a stop to the fra
cas- and received a number of bruises
by being hit with the missiles. The
fun is said not to be over yet
Mr.. A. NJ Rook one day last week
received letter post marked Free
: hold with five two cents stamps en-
closed. He cannot account for receiy-
ing it unless it is a Conscience fund
from some one.
1t is said the Standard Oil Company
will erect an oil tank either at Davis
or lmlay ystown station.
Samuel r. Forman's great sale of
horses and mules will take place on
Saturday. He has received another
car load.
In the Hudson River near Dock B..
at Weehawken, the body Of John Ar
rowhill, of Jersey City, was round
yesterday afternoon by James Began
and George Taylor wbiles they We're
rowing James Flanuerv, of the Erie
tug NYack, identified tie body. Ar
rowhill, who was one of the deck
hands on the tug, is thought to have
tripped over a rope while passing
alobg the side of the tug and III this
way yfallenoverboard Hewas missed
on Friday night.
At a reception given by Mr.. and
Mrs John Hulse. of Allentown
Thursday evening of last week, the
following were present Mr. and
Mrs. A. r. Babcock, Augustus and
Carlton Babcock Mr.. and Mrs
James Wilson, Enoch and Edgar
Wilson. Mrs Benjamin Rogers, Mr..
and Mrs. Abel Taylor, Misses Emily
James and Lucy Late, Mrs. w. n.
Steward, Misses Susie and Helen
Steward.