Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-21
so AMBOY
NEWS ITEMS.

at the foot of Henry street.
r. f. Dey, of Broadway, has purchased
a. very fine Edison photograph and the
correspondent of the News was favored
with some very fine selections from it
Wednesday evening.
The Public Service trolley cars are be-
ing painted yellow. Some of them are
already painted and running.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rafe Dey, of Broadway,
were visiting relatives in Jersey City
Wednesday.
Mrs. Dey has just recovered from two
weeks illness.
The Misses Florence and Lily Parisen
were out-of-town visitors Wednesday.
There must have been some speech
making in the Democratic Club room
Wednesday evening by the enthusiastic
clapplnga heard outside by passsersby
Several gentlemen were expected last
night.
The three master Charles Carlton load
ed with soft coal left the p. r. r.
docks Thursday. A small two master
left Scully's dock Wednesday loaded with
haid coal.
John Falk and son are painting a house
in Augusta street.
Mrs. Frank Buck-lew and son, of Broad
way, were Perth Amboy visitors Wednes-
day.
Wednesday, with its brightness and
warmth brought out the birds once more
and it was good to hear the little things
chirping as they hoped about and flew
from tree to tree. 1t was like a summers
day not w~ithstanding the wind which blew
from the east. In the evening the rain
started in which our weather prophets
have been looking for, but it came down
very gently.
George Gundrum was an out of town
visitor Wednesday.
Rezeau Roses horse took a number of
fancy steps when a trolley car came
in sight Sunday afternoon as he was re-
tuning 20 his lone on the Heights.
Mrs. Henry Nc Howell, OF Main %tsreet,
was a Newark visitor Wednesday.
The Terra Gotta Company have pur-
CudSeu u ucW uOISt.
Theodore Quackenboss has purchased a
new horse and it is said to be a fine one.
/ Samuel Greenleaf and family moved in
70 Mrs. McGovern's house in Henry
street recently vacated by Mrs. Smith and
a daughter.
Mrs. Fred Emiluessen and family will
move into their new house, recently pur-
chased by them in George street.
Mrs. S. Rubenstein visited relatives in
Brooklyn Wednesday and it'll them at
tended a matinee in the afternoon.
Miss Minnie Emiluessen has accepted a
position as telephone girl for A. c. Pari-
sen, druggist.
Oscar Mundy has a contract for build
ing a house for Henry Stumpf In Pine
avenue.
Mrs. Albright, of Broadway, visited
her son and family at Railway Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Gotlieb Straub was an out of town
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. H. Kollisch was expecting her
nephew and neice from Bohemia by
ksteamer yesterday. The steamer is a slow
one and is two days overdue. The neice
will remain with Mrs. Kollicch for some
time.
The party of young people who went
to iceland several weeks ago are expected
home in two weeks. 1t is thought that
one of the young ladies will not return
at all but will remain there.
Wednesday night was Ladies' night at
The SouthAmboy Yacht Club Bowling
alleys.
The poles were put up for the Third
Ward Republican banner Wednesday.
The Ladies' of the Golden Eagle have
secured the Alonzo Hatch Company for
| November 10.
Mr.. McNeary who went to Ireland some
time ago arrived home last Thursday.
The household furniture and a fine
%alderney cow belonging to Mr.. McRostie
and family, who have moved into one
side of the Rathbun homestead, arrived
here from Princeton Thursday. Mr.. Nc
Rcstie has rented Mr.. Pimlott's barn in
Henry street.
Miss Susie Stephenson, of Second
street, is visiting Mrs. Joe Smith, of John
street.
Miss Emma Capner, Of John street, has
returned home after spending a few days
as the guest of Mrs. Theodore Morgan at
Morgan.
MIR. and Mrs. Nelson, of John street,
have II young son.
Mrs. Symms Campbell, of Main street,
entertained Mrs. Charles Pearse, of John
street, at dinner Sunday.
George Jaques druggist, has been hav-
ing new blinds put on his house in David
street.
Samuel Pimlott had the wooden avn
ing in front of Rehfuss given a new dress
of paint Yesterday. George Wallis did