Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-02
SOUTH AMBOY
NEWS ITEMS.

Will Kennedy was an out OF town
visitor Wednesday.
James Rea, proprietor of the Ex-
change, on Broadway, has had a new
sign placed on his saloon.
william Samuelson, of George street,
was a Perth Amboy visitor Wednes-
day.
Mary and Rosie Maleszewski, of
Ernston, were the guests OF Miss Lena
Rehfuss, of Broadway, Wednesday.
By seven o'clock Wednesday even
ing, one hundred and sixty odd tickets
had been sold for the Trenton fair, IN
this borough. A large number was
sold Tuesday also. The trolley cars
were damned and people were COM
PEELED to stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Weinman, of
Main street, have returned home from
a weeks visit at Albany, N. Y.
Daniel Hoagland, of Jersey City,
has rented the house occupied by Mr..
Knox on Augusta street, owned by
Mrs. Ravens.
Mrs. Mulhern, of Orange, N. j.,
was calling on friends in town We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Joseph Smith, of John street,
is entertaining Miss Susie Stephenson,
who has been very i'll for some time,
of Second street.
Mr.. Grimes, of Augusta street, is
having a new porch built and his
house and porch newly painted.
The police call was given by the fire
alarm Tuesday. 1t is said there was
a fight in one of the Polish saloons in
the upper part of the borough.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kollisch were ex-
pecting relatives to spend the holiday
with them, the Fast of Atonement.
Mr.. Max Kaufman, of Broadway,
was not quite so well Wednesday.
Mike Shulmeister and Jacob Eooh-
D6IRtI3 VI O~IlOOoOQudhCo flS1uOO uhO
Trenton fair Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Steiner were visit
ing friends in town Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. Salz, of Perth Amboy, was a
borough visitor Wednesday.
James Watson, of Elizabeth, has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Watson, ST., of Broadway.
BOARDERS wANTED-At No. ~
Broadway at 81. so per week. Apply
at Mrs. Buckalew's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ratigan, of
George street, and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Bloodgood, of Bordentown avenue,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Iseley, of
David street, were Trenton fair visit
ors Wednesday.
Mrs. @. Cook, of Augusta street, is
going to move to Carteret.
Andrew Slower has been having his
house, on Bordentown avenue, newly
painted.
George Walker, florist, has rented
Joseph A. Sections new house on
B%ordentown avenue.
No less than three married couples
have separated in this borough within
two months, and there are some more,
who it is said, ought to separate.
Charles Cook, Of this borough, has
secured a position at Carteret.
A MI. Stab, of Matawan, brought
in three extra fine Jersey porkers
Wednesday night, and wasn't long in
finding a purchaser for them. One of
the market men paid him S58 for
them.
Miss Eta Gundrum. of Henry street,
has entered Coleman business college
at Newark.
David VanDusen, who boards at
Mr.. Wortlev's, engineer on the drill,
was taken i'll while working and was
taken home by Messrs. Compton &
Stratton.
Peter Nelson, of Henry street, after
a lingering illness, died yesterday
morning with lancer.
Miss Stella Ravens is getting along
nicely and there has been no return
of trouble with her foot, which was
! operated on three times, here and in
i Perth Amboy, so no more trouble is
anticipated with it.
In the Editors Room.