Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-20

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DR.. jackson, of Matawan, was in town
y esterday.
Otto Hillman now has a law suit on
hand, it is said.
George Gundrum has been having sew
eral rooms in his house papered.
Melvin Nichols, artist, was sketching IL
picture of Crossway Brook and surround
ings Wednesday. Quite II number of
school children and other parties were
very much interested in his work.
The wild honeysuckle is perfectly love
ly just now in the woods and great
lunches Of it are being gathered by flower
lovers.
Mr.. Nichols, of Henry street, is giving
his house Il new coat Of paint.
One of the John street residents, who
is IA very busy man, often times, being an
engineer, working nights as well as days,
has found time evenings, at odd in ter
walls, to make his dining room IL thing of
beauty as well as Il joy forever for tn
housewife, by laying strips in the cracks
of the floor, plain ing them off and stain
ing it. The room has been handsomely
papered also. We admired his work 50
much that we cannot refrain from telling
of it, rs an example for other heads of
families and would really like to publish
his name. One thing we can vouch for,
he did not use IL swear word during the
time he was working, although he
pounded his fingers several times, not
being Il carpenter by trade. We hope
many others will profit by his example
and 90 and do likewise.
Charles Steuerwald has foc eclosed his
chattel mortgage on the goods belonging
to Christian Straub Jr. This mortgage
has been held on thc goods for some
time.
The regular meeting of Joel Parker
Council No. 50 will he held Friday
night at their hall, *. of p.
Mr.. Malazesaki, of Ernston, was a
borough visitor Inst night.
1t is said That Mr.. Stumpf will run
the meat mark ct i'll Chris Siraub's
place.
Mrs. Ed. Ruo's sister, Mrs. Thomas,
of Englishtown, who has be, ill for
a long time, has passed into the Be-
yond.
The excursion committee of Joel
Parker Council No. 50, Jr. O. U. A.
NJ, held n meeting at Theodore
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arrangements were made regarding
their excursion as there weren't
enough present.
Mrs. S. Rubenstoin, CT Boardway,
is visiting friends i'll Brook Ign.
Mr.. Schultey, Of Matawan, attended
the dance in Borough Hall last night,
William Morgan has been engaged
as cook for the Mundy Brothers at
Applegate's Beach.
Work is rushing on the coal docks
again.
Miss Gertrude Petty, of Second
street, has returned home from Ior
visit in Brooklyn i'll time for the
dance of tho Social Three.
Rev. Joseph Hahn, of Newark, was
the gus st of Mrs. Herman Kollisch.
of Bro I'd way, Thursday.
There will be confirmation at the
Polish church on Sunday, May 30.
Elmer Parisen, of this borough, and
Eva Lee, of Verona, were married at
Verona and are stopping at the
Ripowan House, but are expecting to
start housekeeping in Augusta street
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker Will
occupy the fiat over Paylovsky's meat
market. They take possession Friday.
DR.. Ambrose T%reganown, who is
renowned for his beautiful garden,
has just received IA large lot of differ
ent kinds of plants for it.
Nine of the New York Press agents
who have been c%anvassing the borough
for subscribers, Offering a %cyclopedia
as nj inducement, have been boarding
with Mrs. Charles Parisen, on John
street, fer the past two weeks, but
have now left, supposedly for another
town. They were very successful
here.
William Lambertson has been given
up by his physician. inflammation has
SET in internally and he is delerious.
The several sick cases of n few
weeks standing, are reported of slow
progress, if any, towards convalesc-
ing.
Harry Mack was reported as having
rested more comfortably Wednesday
night.
The Central Railroad Company is
repairing the Bordentown avenue
bridge near Broadway.