The Jamesburg record., 1900-08-04

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at Asbury Park.
Jeweler w. B Ober on Monday moved
his family to Holly Beach.
Mrs. David Kirkpatrick spent part of
last week at Asbury Park.
Miss Lila Dawson has been quite il
the past week, but is now recovering.
Miss Hannah M. Schenck has been
visiting the past week in Brooklyn. N Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Applegate, OF
Pennsylvania, have been visiting Mr..
Samuel Gabriel the past week.
tits rumored that the Scarlett Building,
owned by Mr.. Sleicher, of Trenton. has
been sold to New Brunswick parties.
DR.. Fred Zandt has been made a Ii
censed physician of New Jersey by the
State Medical Board. He is home for
his Summer vacation.
Cbas. Leonard, of Tennent, N. j., has
moved into house of Mr.. Paxton's on
Stevens Ave. He will work on the P.
r. R., construction gang.
Miss Clara Trautman. of Philadelphia.
is guest of Rev. F. g. Wolter. The lady
is the missionary of the Third German
Baptist Church of that city.
Mr.. G. M. Dawson is selling a large
amount of sawed oak plank. timber and
posts. He has quite a lumber yard al
the ccrner OF Willow ST. and Railroad
Ave.
! Miss Emma Stranahan, of Riverton,
N. j., Miss Lizzie Stranahan, of Phila-
delphia. and Miss Annie Smith, Of New
York City, are visiting Mr.. VIM.
Redmond
Mr.. Chilion Rosell, of Freehold, spent
Monday at the home of Mr. f. S. Ham
NELL. Mr.. Rosell is recent graduate of
Rutgers College and will make Chemis-
try his profession.
Mrs. Paul s. Dawson entertained about
fifteen of her friends on Wednesday even.
ing at her home on Railroad avenue. A
pleasant evening was spent on this oc-
casion of her birthday.
Miss Minnie VanNostrand, of New
York. is visiting her parents n Jamesburg.
She is enjoying six weeks vacation.
three of which she passed at Asbury
Park.
Mr.. John Erhart is enlarging his store
front and putting in new show window.
The enlargement is on the side where
formerly was the house part of the
Schnellbacher building. We hear Mrs.
John Erhart will have charge of this,
assisted by Mrs. Jas. PownalI, and the
new part be devoted to ladies' goods and
millinery.
The Fire Company was called out by
Chief Cruger on Thursday for practice.
In less than five minutes after the alarm
the engine was hauled to c. IN. Davison's
store and the ladders raised to the roof.
After some good practice s'back taps''
were sounded and the apparatus was
soon lodged in the engine house. Lou
Baremore did some good ladder work
that excited the admiration of the boys.
Mr.. G. M. Dawson. during the absence
of Mr.. ]. d. Buckelew, is having Fern
wood Cemetery put in first-class order.
The guard rails and posts have been
newly painted, the grass cut. brush
trimmed and walks graveled. The AS
ISOLATION has made cistern and put ip
a pump in the cemetery and the result
has been excellent. During the drouth
many newly sodded lots were watered
and the grass saved.
Miss Belle Andrews gave a number of
the little ones of her acquaintance very
enjoyable '.party' on Saturday afternoon
last. The youngsters were from three to
seven years of age, but they were equally
as polite and well-behaved as some many
years older. A cute thing was the prom
enade Of the guests in their fancy paper
caps in front of the house. The older
guests enjoyed the amusement of the
children. 1t was kind thought of Miss
Andrews.
The handsomest flower garden in our
town is undoubtedly that of Mr.. Henry
Harlos. He is an intense lover Of flowers
and his large gardens are a mass of beauty
at present. There are over one hundred
different plants in bloom, some of them
quite rare. Mr.. HarIOs has the skill of
florist aud it has been suggested that. as
our town needs such man, Mr.. Harlos
should put up some greenhouses and
make flower growing part of his busi-