Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-11-02
SOUTH AMBOY
NEWS ITEMS.

day. Mr.. Schroeder is clerk for Rue
& Wyckoff.
The editor of the New Brunswick
Press was in town Friday, calling OH
Postmaster Roddy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Simm and chill.
dren, spent Sunday in New York.
Florence Simm acted as one Of two
flower girls at the wedding of Mrs.
Simm's cousin. Miss Celia Simm, who
was married to Samuel Jacoby, by
Rabbi Cchen at Roumania Hall, 6
o'clock Last night. Florence made
a charming little flower girl and
woro a beautiful white dress
trimmed with many rows of baby blue
ribbon.
Rue & Wyohoff, grocers, have en-
gagged Mr.. Mullaney, OF Red Bank, as
clerk for their store and expect him
next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rogers have
returned to:thoir home on Main street
after a ~sojourn of SIX weeks at sit.
Holly.
David Dey has q position in New
York City.
Mrs. Lily Hoff moved her furniture
from New York to this borough and
she and her daughter Wilhelmina
will make their home with Mrs. Hoff's
mother, Mrs. Henry Thomas, = First
street, for the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Q. Walling, of
Middletown, will spend Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Wychoff, of First street.
The report going the rounds in First
street, that Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Bra
lillian had moved to this borough and
were going to board with Mrs. Thomas
and that Mr.. brazilian was going to
open q barber shop in Mr.. Braney's
saloon, is untrue. Mr.. Brazilian has
purchased q beautiful homo at Linden,
where he carries on business nights
and has a place of business also in
Now York and is doing well where he
is.
Edward McDonough is having q
house built OIL David street, between
Broadway and Roosevelt street.
Miss Wilhelmina Hoff, of First
street, has been spending a few days
with her grandmother, Mrs. W. Hoff,
of New York City.
Charles Thompson Jr., is having d
business building erected by Mr.
Mum on Henry street. Mr.. Mum is
also erecting a house for John Ryan
Jr., on Henry street, between Stevens
avenue and Broadway.
Miss Lillian Franz has returned
home after a few days visit with Mrs.
Henry Thomas, of First str
The special revival services at the
M. e. church still continue. Rev.
JOHNNY R. Mason, of Collingswood,
preached in the church Friday even
ing.
George Thomas, of Mechanicsville,
has filled in Mrs. S. Martins lot on
Main street.
Mr.. Roger Leonard, Of Stevens ave-
nue., has been disappointed about get.
ting into his new store On Pine avenue
on account of the delay in getting the
metallic ceiling done. He has been
compelled to keep the.store on Stevens
avenue open for business.
Rev. and Mrs. John r. Mason, of
Collingswood, are visiting their par
ents on First street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kimps, of
Stevens avenue, are the happy parents
of q little daughter, II week old.
Mrs. Mulvy is having the roof of
her house, on David street, newly
shingled by Walter Mundy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q~uackenbush, Mrs.
Harry Parisen's parents, have moved
from Long Branch to this borough,
and are occupying Mr.. Lehman's
house on George street.
Mrs. Sarah Chattick, of Old Bridge,
was visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. John Grimley, of Stevens ave-
nue., who was very i'll, is convalescent.
Mrs. Fouratt is having her property
laid out in streets near the approach
to the new. bridge. No doubt there
will soon be a hourishing village in
that vicinity.
The P. R. r. company have had gas
placed in the emergency hospital.
Mrs. E. Gifin, Mrs. D. Jones. Mrs.
M. Yetman, Mrs. s.. Dill aud Mrs. j.
Harris, of Ianthe Council, attended
| the session of the Great Council of
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