The Jersey City news., 1902-08-14

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sort Of hopeless look, but there
was nothing for II but to re-
lalace our steps. So, after firing three
shotstlle Distress sigma i've started iii,
Already our clothes were torn and hang
4 ing in shreds, and one fellow who always
insisted on boiled shirt and white col
lar, was sorry sight indeed. Well,
darkness set iii and found lis still wan
dering round without our behring's.
Our ammunition had run otit from fir
| ing so many distress signals, and even if
it had not, it would have availed Ms
nothing as thunderstorm was coming
1 up. There was not sign Of civilization
anywhere. The other two fellows We're
in favor Of giving up and making camp
under the trees for the night, but | in
sisted in going on. WE'LL about mid
night we came in sight of a lake with
flicker of light on the other side. and,
by the merest chance, found one man
returning from somewhere in boat.
He rowed US over to the light. which
proved to be hotel. We put up there
for the night and reached our own hotel
and now my girl will never forgive me
because | did not get back in time to
bid her good-by the day before. Oh. I'm
glad | went, but it's an experience
don't care to repeat
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hunt, of Bergen
avenue, are at their summer home, in
Deal Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carey, of Cres-
cent avenue, are spending the summer at
Central Valley.
Mrs. Morgan Jones. of Sip avenue, is
spending the summer in the Catskill
Mountains
Mrs. George Il. Hough, who returned
to town for few days this week 10 do
some shopping, has gone back to her
summer home at Mt. Vale.
Counsellor and Mrs. Charles Kelly, of
Tonnele avenne, left town today for
Peekskill, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. G. Thomas and
family, of Belmont avenue and the
Boulevard. left town this afternoon for
Atlantic City, where they will remain
during August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Muirhead, of
Montgomery street, left town today for
Atlantic City, where they will remain
until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Evarts and
family, of Bentley avenue, left town
yesterday for Nyack. n. Y. where they
will remain until the middle of Septem-
Der.
Counsellor and Mrs. James Vreden-
burgh and family, of this city. are spend
ing the summer at their suburban home.
Freehold, n. J.
Miss Carrie Cue of No. 80 Highland
avenue, is spending August on the Jer-
sey coast.
Miss Lizzie Hughes, of No. Paul
mier place, left town last week for As
bury park, where she will remain a
week longer, going thence to Liberty
for the remainder of August.
Mrs. Murray, of Jewett avenue, is
summering at the New Holland House,
Oceanus, Long Island.
Mrs. Bristor and her daughter, Miss
Eunice Bristor, of Jewett avenue, sailed
for Europe few weeks ago to visit rein
tiyes in London and Glasgow. Upon
their return home they intend spending
couple of weeks on the Jersey coast.
Mrs. Virginia NJ Woolsey, of No. IA
Summit avenue, and her little son, Her
bert, are among the guests at Congress
Hall, Saratoga.
Mrs. George Mclaughlin, of Crescent
avenue, is spending August in the White
Mountains.
| Mrs. Theodore Gubelman, of No. 7S6
Montgomery street, is visiting her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Otto Volkening, at the Volken-
| ing summer home on Long Island.
Miss May Cogan, daughter of Mr..
Thomas Cogan, of the firm of Holmes &
Cogan, Of Greenvile. is stopping for the
summer at Mount Pocona, Pa, where
she met Admiral and Mrs. Dewey, tC
whom she was presented.
] Mr. and Mrs. George R. Steinberger
Of Pavonia avenue, are at the Columbis
Hotel, Belmar, for the month. Mr.
Steinberger will then go to Maine fol
business and pleasure combined.
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