Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-02-03
SOUTH B
NEWS ITEMS.

station has been thoroughly cleaned of
snow and ice.
willett Martin was at Rutherford,
Monday.
There is very little s~leiRhriding in
this borough at present. 1t is surpris-
ing to see so few sleigIls ont, with so
much snow on the ground The ex-
treme cold weather may be the cause
of it, however.
Mrs. Huse's mother, Mrs. Dill, of
Second street, is very i'll.
Miss Carrie Martin, OF Brooklyn, is
visiting her mother and family on
Bordentown avenue.
Four candidates were baptized by
Rev. ]. Y. Irwin, at the Baptist
church, Sunday evening.
Samuel McKcnna is messenger bow
aud mail carrier for the Rick Rack
Railr 1ad in NJ. Thompson's place.
Mrs. Barry Snow, of Linden, was
calling On friends in the borough
Monday.
Mr.. Mnstnrson has sold out his res
laurant on the Central station to
parties from Perth Amboy.
Miss Mary Strauser. of Pine avenue,
entertained Mr.. Aleck Conquest, of
Perth Amboy, Sunday night.
1t is said that Charles Clump will
succeed his father-in-law, who died
recently a Gutenberg, as proprietor
of a saloon there.
1t is said that there were two Polish
weddings Monday, n in the morn
ing, and one In the evening.
The Misses Lizzie and Sallie Canum,
of Pine avenue, enjoyed a s~leighride
to South River, Sunday.
A number Of people from New
Brunswick, Sayreville, Mechanics
vile, Ernston and this borough
attended a party at Keyport, Monday
| evening.
Mr.. N. Naylor, of South River, was
a borough visitor Monday evening.
Mrs. Charles Kesne, CT Henry
street, entertained Messrs. John and
William Buckley, of Perth Amboy,
Sunday evening.
Miss Mamie Miller, of AuRusts
street, twas a Perth Amboy visitor
Monday.
Mrs. Mary Alien, of Elizabeth, wal
visiting relatives in the borough Sat
nrday. $50
Charles Linden was a Perth Amboy
visitor Monday.
Oliver Parisen, Of Broadway, was {
Perth Amboy visitor Monday.
Orlie Martin, of Brooklyn, spen
Sunday with his mother and family
on Bordentown emu
Mr.. and Mrs. Click were Matawai
visitors Monday. Mr.. Click, wht
drives one OF; Mr.. Rehfuss' bakery
wagons, is on the sick list with 0
heavy cold and is unable to attend t.
his work.
John Kallenbach. of Elizabeth, wa
calling on friends in town Monday.
Mildred Rubenstein, of Harlem, j
visiting her grandparents on Broad
way.
John Ryan, of Henry street, enter
tanned MI. william Stiff, of Peril
Amboy, Sunday.
Lon Boriand, proprietor of a hote
at Mechanicsville, is Ill.
The Girls Friendly met as usua
Monday night. They are very bus
preparing, for their tair, and are max
ing basket for it.
Notwithstanding the report that tn
South Amboy shore of Raritan bay j
covered with ice, quantities of sol
CLANS ore being dug. The CLAIMS ar
not large, but they are very sweet an
of good flavor.
Mrs. Fred Hewlett, of Broadway
has returned home after a weeks visi
with her daughter in New York city
Mrs. Hewlett also attended u churc
wedding of a friend in Harlem, Will
away.
Mrs. R. Simmons, Mrs. Reame
and Rev. H. Hampton went to Brad
ley Beach, Monday, to visit Mrs
Hansel, n member OF the M. T
church, of this borough, who ID yer,
i'll at her daughters, at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett and family
of Second street, have moved to Re-
Bank.
Rev. and Mrs. H. Hampton, Of Sec
ond street, M. P. parsonage, were en-
tertained at tea by Mr.. and Mrs. Dey
of BerRnn Hill, Thursday.