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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-03

Given Up By
The Russians
ASSOCIATED Press Cable to The Starr

ST PETERSBURG September at is officially
KurOpatkin eng LiaOyang
dOned and the Japanese occupying that place.
General Stakebes Siberian numbering
off by the Japanese.
The Russians al
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-03
PRESSING THE. RUSSIANS.

TOXIC September 3Th armies
pressing retresting
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ARMENIAN INSURGENTS WERE REPULSED.
CONSTANTNOPLE,
repused the casualties being
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dOMPERs REFUSES sYMPATI

GOMPERS REFUSES SYMPATHETIC STRIKE
CHICAGO September 3President Federation
packers.
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SOUTH AMERICAN REBELS DEFEATED.
MONTEVIDEO September he decisve
defeated the rebels
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-15

VIM. Young Of Little Falls town
received $3.50 wolf bounty Saturday.
Jas. B. Smart of Leroy, MIMI,
visited his brother John.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-15
] : ] / J !. ]

Jan. l3-Fr rank MiSchke went to St.
Cloud rn business . Tuesday. 81
The dance given sc Sitzman,s hall
on the 9th was q grand success.
Dr.. Dufortl went to st. Paul ste
take the doctors examination Monday.
e a representative Of The Marine Fi.e
Insurance Go. was, in the village
Tuesday. ... ....:*
VIM. Sioniker was in Royalton On
business Tuesday. :. : D. @"s:..
DR.. seguin went to Opole Monday
for short visit. ...s5s
A grand dance was promised sfR4
young people at John Kobilka's jplaoe
Sunday evening, but the crowd vi.
dispersed at II O'Clock Owing that
the old gent needed :some sleep,
"didn't last long. ~ t..
]. Gruber & Miller Lumber Go. are
hard at work at Hillman putting In
maple logs The latter intends to get
married soon and he wants good
floor.
Henry Nagel and Barney wibel
were to Royalton Tuesday. Henry
would have had hard job to return
with q half sled. had not Barney
picked tho remaining half up and tax.
on with him home. Il
Our local grocery man. John Schmol-
ke. does not seem to use the agents
right at present. It is reported be
gave the walking papers to five in one
day. Does this mean he is going o7t
of business?
Henry Dengel was at the Falls on
business Tuesday
Eugene Jansen, went to LaPorte,
MINI, Monday, where he is going &C
work in the woods.
Miss A. Peka Is laid up with a
sprained ankle. A certain 70 ung man
is to blame.
School in District No. 2 is opened
now.
mrs.. P. Mundy and Miss Winnie,
of Little Falls, who were the visitors
of Leo Fisher the past week, returned
to the Falls Thursday.
John Dehler Jr.. DR.. Dufort and
wife and DR.. Seguin were callers al
Matt Zemer's place Sunday.
Mr.. Hollenbeck, father of James
Hollenbeck, shot and killed himself
Sunday evening. f..
DR.. Seguln returned to Buckmar
Tuesday after his visit in Opole.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-15
r. F. p. NO. z

Jan. 12-Martin Czarnowski was
making hay last week.
A fine little social was held at An
drew Johnson's last Sunday.
Ruth Jagen, who has suffered long
time with fits is improving very
rapidly. under the care of DR.. Hall of
Little Falls. Mr.. Jagen mas spent
dollars by the score doctoring the girl
but some friend recently told him to
try Dr. Hall. We are glad to report
the good news.
A couple of boys were recently fined
800 and costs for making q mail box
h cir target We understand parties
thave made same practice here, and il
they try again theyw ill be prosecuted,
as they are known.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-15
CUSHING

Jan. 11--A. Lund batchered q bee1
last W eek.
There were three dances in this
vicinity Saturday evening. One at
A. Lands, one at August Horne's and
one at Fishers and q good time ia re-
ported by all.
A surprise party was given at Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Peterson's.
Miss Harriet Sarff is visiting with
relatives here.
j. Goodman and son: Jack drove
over from Browerville Saturday.
Jacob Sorenson went to Little Falls
one day last week. J. -.
). Sarff sawed wood for 81. Garrison
last week.
A. Lund is hauling spruce for thu
paper mill at Little Fall 8.
Nels Oberg is putting new roof on
his barn.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-15
Califcrnia whore he Intends to stay
about ai1 weeks for HIS health s$ 81. rs

Cali fcrnia here he Intends to stay
about siz weeks for his health. q.
Mrs Joseph LANCER, the old lady
who was badly frozen about six weeks
ago had three fingers amputated By
Doctor Fortier Of Little Falls and Dr..
Kerkhof Monday. The fingers were
60 badly frozen that they could not be
healed and an amputa tion was neces-
sary. Mrs. LANCER is SO years old and
stood the operation we'll and the out
look now is that she will entirely re-
cover. ~...
Frank !: Kammermeiers and family
moved into their new residence in
upper town, recently purchased Of
/ Jos: B. Hartmann, Wednesday. !
Tho, roof On the Kitchen of Theo.
Thielen's house caught fire from the
chimney: Wednesday afternoon. The
lire alarm was given and: both com.
panies turned out at once, but before
they arrived the blaze was put out
BY the neighbors who carried . pail
Of water on the roof and put the fire
out. Jos. Nimsoh is the lucky boy
who gave the first alarm for which he
is entitled to g from the village.
Wenzel Medek, Jos. Schmidbauer and
Jos. Bollig will each receive 81. so
from che village for hauling down
the hose carts and ladder truck.
W. Fl. Ryan and P. F. Hosch Of
Little Falls were in the village on
business Sunday.
The following number of births
and deaths occurred in Pierz in 1908.
Town Of Pierz. births %
Town of Pierz, deaths 8
Village of Pierz. births 10
Village of Pferz. deaths none
The county commissioners will meet
at John Kramer's in Granite, on Jan.
9th, to view a road that a change
is petitioned for. Mr.. Kramer wants
the road where it is now located,
while some of the neighbors want it
laid on the section line. The road
where the change Ia asked for runs
lover part of sections 16 and 81. This
piece of road has been an interesting
one in that section for some time.
Cold Spring Record: The chang
in the management of the Central
house took place on Friday morning,
January 1, when John Meyer the new
owner, OF Pierz, took possession. Mr..
Meyer is man of wide experience
and will no doubt keep the busine
and reputation of the hotel up to the
standard maintained by Mr.. Kray for
many years past.
Miss Sophia Chrisren returned Mon
day from holiday visit at Albany.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-15
Additio nal correspon-
Idence pages 2, s.
~ IS sii's.a :
.PIE'RZ

S Jan, l4.-Fr0nk M1sbke and Judge
Benson Of Buchanan were In the vii
lsge on business Friday.
We hear that Andrew Hemesch has
bought the Dahmen & Grell butcher
shop for &l100: =. y o.. = Z.
John W1ytashek and John Banach.
who, had the contract to furnish the
town 81 Piers 1e, ooo feet ~. ear
bridge timbers, have the logs all at thu
Lust mill and are now having them
sawed. They commenced to delive,
the lumber Tuesday. ~
i Nick Hennen went to Morrill, Tues.
day. where he will assist in viewing
q ditch fol-: the county. i Il. i:
! GEO. W: Waller will build q saw
mill on the southwest quarter Of sec.
tionsl1. Granite. in the spring. Qaite
a number Of logs are hauled to that
place already. -.
County Commissioners Gross and
Lakin will meet at Jos Otremba' q
place March 1st. at 10 O'Clock a. m,
to hear all reasons for or against the
laying out of a road on the town line
Of Pierz aud Buchanan, road beginning
at the southwest corner Of section IS.
Drank Karel's land) thence east tc
southeast corner Of Pierz township.
J. Cairns of Royalton was in town
this week buying cattle.
Mat Millner and Miss Theresa Cru.
Der. were announced to be married in
church Sunday.
Mis- Nellie O'Shea who spent the
holiday vacation with her preents in
Little Falls, returned to her school in
Granite Saturday.
Miss Bentler and Miss Medved have
returned to their schools.
Andy Fem came out Monday and
commenced to survey the county road
running east on the town line Of
Granite and Hilman, to Mount Morris
township. Geo. Stillwell, VIM. Konen
Gust Dallmeier and Theo Gross ar,
assisting him. AS sooE as Mr.. Fen1
has this work completed he will sur
vey about five miles of road for Pierz
The Lust boys have started theil
sawmill and are running at full blast
Theo. W. Billmaier, who has saw
mill at the same place, has also start
ed to saw.
Rev. J. G. Steigler went to st.
Cloud Monday to attend the funeral oil
Rev. Zielonka of Flensburg who died
at the st. Cloud. hospital Thursday
he will also attend the meeting of the
priests society.
Math Zerwas of Little Falls was in
the village on business Tuesday.
NJ. Wermerskirchen left Friday fol
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-15
GILBERT

Jan. Geo. Gibson 10 delivering
logs sc Clouse q Martineau' . saw mill.
! on ?. h. Newman . place.
.s We failed to mention before that
Vim. futile lost his little baby girl
Dec 18th. Il was buried Dec. 21st in
the Fort Ripley cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam. Tough visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tuttle Sunday.
& Chas. Tough is negotiating for q
span Of trotters from P. 81, Newman
Of the Falls. trading his heavy mares
ersthe trotterh ! .,3:::t <.....- -, =. ::
Irving Gibson of st. 81. Matthias is
visiting his brother George. Of this
place.,
Roy Troxsl Of Fl. Ripley was T. Wis;
1tor at Geo.: Gibson q Sunday. *.~ ::
~ Geo. Gibson was at the Falls today
on business. AZ: :~., A.. =.
Geo. Carlisle bought a hog from
Ernest Troxel Saturday. They say
George had great::time to handle the
beast and get 1t home. He had to
halter it. Sometimes the pig was
master Of the road and sometimes
George. But Carlisle triumphed at
last.
Norval Deering, and Sam and
Charles Tough were at the Falls Sat-
urday.
Tom futile has bought q new team
from N. 81. jacobson of the Falls,
trading his forty acres for them. One
Of the horses was formerly owned by
Fred Gibson. Don't we look grand
with lines in our hands, Tom.
T. 81. futile has purchased from
Sam Tough twenty tons Of baled hay
at 81. 80 per ton on the meadow.
Walter Horn started for the Falls
Saturday with load Of hay. Before
he got out of the yard the hay tipped
over, and Walter postponed the trip
for few days.
Geo. Gibson's family were visiting
last week at North Prairie. Crow Wing
county.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-15
West Darling

Jan. PA farewell banquet was
given at Silver Park Saturday even
ing to the s.-1n-l. He leaves this
week for the woods.
The Pike Creek liveryman ia racing
all the time. No wonder he loses
weight. Stay home and the girls will
call. This is leap year you know But
there will be- a 6ve-do1lar fine for any
one staying up till the ROSTERS crow.
Meadow Grove farmer has had poor
luck to start this year No one called
yet. Where is the $4,000 girl?: 4
Mrs. Mary johnson of Little Fall 4
visited at Freedheen Grove. =. :
Miss Anna Streed of Flensb urg was
here on visit. -.
There was a leap year party al
Maple Island Sunday. ~>.
Our horse doctor is very ill with a
bad cold. Been out curing the horses
at Maple Grove.
P. Anderson of Pike Creek visited
August Blomquist Sunday, and ad.
mi-ed August's twelve head of cattle,
which were as fine as he ever saw.
August has only 40 acres, but A. P.
said he did as we'll as some who have
100.
There was social at Pleasant VAL
ley.
Rockdale farmer is quiet these days
and in darkness. Cant see q light in
the house. He keeps the curtains all
down. Must be out hunting for a
housekeeper. Poor luck.
Randall is going to have a jail and
new hail. This will cost as much as
the new BRIDGE The Randall tax
payers must like that. Plenty of taxes
all the time keeps people busy, though.
A 400.lb hog was butchered here
last Th ursday, but can't take it to
Randall. No guide boards in that en-
terprising village or near it. So the
porker was sold in Darling and brought
a better price than had it been sold
in Randall. :.
Miss Mary Swanson celebrated her
twentieth birthday Jan. Sd, 1904.
Many from East Darling were invited,
including the postmaster and his assie-
tant. Everybody had a fine time
Miss Swanson received several fine
gifts. ~s -
The tenant at Oak Grove is cutting
the wood in good shape. - :.
Spring Garden farmer had q sick
horse, but the doctor didn't come ..
Golden Park farmer says he. has
much to Gall the time. And has two
hired men TO- help him. And the corn
isn't husked yet. =. .~: . ..~,, !.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-15
n a \
]. Aly.H

S. Dec. IS Bernard Gentrup left for
Western Canada where he has posi-
tion 90 editor Of 8 German paper.
Mike Veith and Andrew Kainz are
working In the woods-at Mile Laos.
All that attended the dance at Hart
mans new h:n reported seed tine.
Peter Tretter Of Buh has moved his
saw mill to Platte town and is run
ming 1t 1ull blasr. ;.:..-... ....
Gev. and Otto Hoffman are busy
hauling logs to Frank Novak's cav
min In Platte -. '~.s y - =, :s@'.".
Chas: Martin killed two wolves
near skunk river, section 81. 81
It.is rumored that. the Pierz: wine
agent ID going to work: fol, the pop
factory. And tho Buh beer agent for
some older house. - ~: 81 i
A.. .Kainz lost valuable mare
last Friday *:..*~> -: -: 49,.
Gust Hoffman. Peter Poser and
John Held made business trip to st.
Cloud last week.. 49,
The number of births and deaths in
the town of Buh for the year 1908 are
a. follows:
Births '.'.. AZ
Deaths . 8
The supervisors Of Buh met at F.
Kluetsch's place on Jan. 18th to let
the contract to fill up with rocks at
the new Platte river. Jacob Hoffman
the lowest bidder. got the contract.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-15

A school mann not a thoueand miles
away. found . lad in the geeoggsffs,phy
class who was deeply interested il.
learning the points of the compass:
The teacher laid::' ;t'You nave In
front 81 you. The north; o 81 81 Ii,
right, the east and On your loft the
west: What have you behind yods, =,
After < lev minutes reflection, Allen
e1claimed: g patch 81 ny p 6al1t 3
ana % make the information moro
ennpat &c. Allen tinusd III s shame:
fac d mannef :s'sI knew you,d s 3ssss ~.
I told ma You would I, ,s 80 sslDtlSrnl
! PubtIlher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-15

Several farmers in Culdrum and
Swanville are agitating the formation
of farmers mutual fire insurance
company. A meeting will probably
soon be held to consider the matter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-15
Loss Of Flesh

When you can't eat break
fast, take SCOTS Emulsion.
When you can't eat bread
and butter, take SCOTS
Emulsion. When you have
been living on a milk diet and
want something a little more
nourishins, take SCOTS
Emulsion.
To get fat you must eat
fat. SCOTS Emulsion is a
great fattener, a great
strength siver.
Those who have lost flesh
want to increase all BODY
tissues, not only fat. SCOTS
E~::ii::::::Ision increases them all,
bono, flesh, blood and
cor%:,,
For t2vaIids, for con.
vaIe;cents, for conservatives,
for weak children, for all
who: need flesh, SCOTS
Emulsion is. a rich and: CON-
Portable food, and a natural
tonic. >,.. ..
SCOTS Emulsion for.bonye,
flesh, blood and nerve. :
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-15


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a free sample. Il:
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IN the form Of a label is On
MtawraPpsr ofsevs.y battle
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SCOTT & b DIVINE:
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400 eaft ST., NY.
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-15
Platte

Jan. 12-John Doska and son went.
to Minneapolis after new saw mill
machinery, which they will put up.
near the store. and have returned
Three teams from Platte went after
the machinery at Little Falls Tues-i
day.
, Wood taken on subscription at + b o.
81 or al d. s@sz
Mrs. N. j. Kosobuski, Paul Pishka
and wife went to st. Cloud to visit
Paul Porwol.
Arthur Magnan has started aealn On.
the new bridge and expects to have
It finished BY the 28th Of this month.
August Smuds and Joe Shubert have
commenced hauling stones to tho new
bridge. which viii take about eighty
coxds. zc r.. -. ~
Chas! Rychner hauled the lirst loed
Of ties for NJ. j. Kosobuski to Tope-
ka as the road to Little Falls IL too
poor to haul ties there. ~
John Bishop Of Gilman returned
home this week.
Peter Trettel commenced TO haul
lumber for his mill last week.
Jacob Sontag and Aug. Rhoda
were Platte visitors Tuesday. H.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-15

A little son of John Vertin has been
very sick with pneumonia.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-15

Hector Chelin of Belle Prairie re-
oeived g.. so wolf bounty Tuesday. /:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-24
MORE DELAY
FOR FERRY.

As u result of the differences between
Controller Circuit and Tammany the ac-
QUESTION of the Staten Island Ferry by
the city may be held uptia the Sinking
Fund Commission and the improvements
~whichbhaye cen planned for an up to date
ferry service between Manhattan and
Richmond boroughs delayed indefinitely.
AT the meeting of the commission yes
terday the protest of the Controller that
$500, coo was sufficient for the purchase OF
the land under water at the terminal at
st. George, for which the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company has demanded
$525, 600, was disregarded. Controller
Grout contends that the company Offered
il to him last fall for the former sum and
that this is all it is worth. He refused
to vote on the sale at the higher price,
and Alderman Mccall moved 10 refer the
matter to IL new expert for appraisal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-24
CAPTAIN T. B. ALLEN.

News has been received in this city.
of the death i'll a sanitarium at Fort
Stanton, New Mexico, OF Captain
Thomas B. Allen. Captain Allen,
who commanded u Bee Line barge for
"A number of years, was a member of
Algonquin Lodge, KNIGHTS OF Pythlas,
and Pc Ambo Tribe, improved Order
of Red Men. He did not reside i'll
this city. but was here frequently,
when his barge lay at the docks.
His lungs became affected, and last
September it became necessary for
him to enter q tuberculosis hospital
ut Chelsea, Mass. He remained there
for thirteen weeks, and was in No
yember e to the Marine Hospital at
Fort Stanton in the hope that the
change of climate might aid him. The
two local lodges of which he was a
M, m Jsr nave sent remittances ut re-
gular intervals for his support. His
death was announced at last nights
meeting of Algonquin Lodge, X. OF
p.
Captain Allen is said to have sons
and other relatives i'll Boston and
Chelsea.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-24
EYER-GUTOWSKE

Prof. Frank Meyer, head teacher
aud ~organist of st. Stephens Polish
Roman Catholic school, State street,
was married this morning OF MISS
Minnie Gutowsker, of Charles street.
The bride was dressed in a travelling
gown of gray. The marriage was
performed by the Rev. Zenlinskl, OF
ST. Stephens church. Mr.. and Mrs
Meyer have goue to Cincinnati, where
the professor FORMERLY lived, to spend
q week. When they return home they
will reside at 432 State street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-24
CUT GUY LINE
TO BIG TENT.

Last night while Stetson's Uncle Tom
Cabin Company was playing in "a tent on
the Smith street commons, some person
cut Il number Of the guy lines, which
hold the main part of the tent up. 1t is
said that the fellow, who committed the
act, had II grlltlge against the company.
Patrolman Nels Tunisson, discovered that
the ropes were cut, as he was making one
of his rounds. They were fixed ard,
only a few of the crowd was the wiser.
After this q watch was kept.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-24
OF COPPER is
REPORTED TO POLICE

James w. Henderson, agent at the
steamboat dock, has reported to the
police that two weeks ago several
kegs containing small copper ingots,
amounting in all to Zoo pounds,
were lost in the water of the sound
near Tottenville. The bottom in the
vicinity of the place where the kegs
were lost has been dragged without
avail. The coppergis valued at $215.
The kegs were bound with iron hoops.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-24
CROWD
WAS THERE.

Before the performance of Stetson S
Uncle Toms Cabin commenced last
night, it became necessary for the
management to stop tile sale OF
tick cts and to allow no more to enter
the tent. The tiers of seats we're
crowded and there were ut least two
hundred men and boys standing or
seated on the ground in the body of
the enclosure. The performance
was about as good as the average run
Of Uncle Tom s Cabin shows, which
is not saying "a great deal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-24
LOCAL. ITEMS.

John J. Clark, whoisi ut the Perth
Amboy City Hospital is getting along
nicely and hopes soon to be out.
A. Markell, formerly of this city, now
Of Brooklyn, was in town Sunday.
Misses Annie and Mollie Berger, of New
T3r..,, were the guests of their cousin
Miss Blanche Berger, of Washington
street, Sunday. 10
Read the classified ads. en- Iaee
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-24
MRS. REDHING PRESENTS
PLANTS TO HOSPITAL.

Mrs. Thomas Redhing, of High street,
has presented the City Hospital with II
number of plants, and today the ianitor
is busy putting them in the ground.
They will add much to the beauty Of that
well Kept lawn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-24
J0HNSEN SWORN IN AS
SPECIAL POLICEMAN.

Nels johnson was yesterday sworn
in by City Clerk Rielley as II special
policeman ut the Standard Terra
Gotta Works. He was appointed al
the last meeting Of the Board of AL
dermen to serve without expense to
the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-24
Did Not Write The Letter.

Steve Mclko has called ut the Evening
News office to deny that he wrote u con-
munication to this paper regardihg lne
When shown the letter with his name
si@ped he declared the signature forgery
and saws he would like to know VINO did
IT, So would the Evening Ndws. lfithe
party can be found out, he VIII be deat
with according to law A A
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-24
Cooper Union Reception.

Invitations have been received by q
number OF Perth Amboy people to
attend the forty fifth annual reception
of the Male Art Department Of Cooper
Union, Now York, which will be held
at 8 O'Clock Friday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-24
PLAN
PICNIC AND DANCE

Thursday, june 30, the V-ergnuegungs
Club of this city will hold IL picnic and
dance, at Loeser's Grove, Many valua-
Bile prizes will be offered for bowling,
shooting and other sports.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-24
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
HAD BIG MEETING.

Algonquin Lodge initiated four cand /
dates last night. There was a good at
tendance. Two Of the grand Officers
were present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-24
Terra Gotta for Africa.

1t is expected that work viii shortly
b. started on the big job which the, Perth
Ambpy Terra Gotta Works Will make
for q firm in Africa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-24
Was a Clothes Line Quarrel.

A North Amboy clotlesline quarrel
occ upied the attention of the recorder
this morning, it being finally dis
missed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-24
Miss Splitter Engaged.

Cards are out for the engag2 ia II
Miss Bertha Splitter, of 10 Hall %avrnd',
tt Solomon Bemhanu, of New Icrr Clty.
The event will be celebrated ut the home
of Miss Splitter. Sunday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-24

Read the real estate Advertising
column on page 8, today.