Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-06
SOUTH M
NEWS ITEM&

~ Is Sald bnat Mt. n Mrs. Mo-
lost a child with diphtheria, h.'
more children III with the disease.
A colored man hound fol- Asbury ~
was taken from the 5.03 train this even
ing and DIR. Meecham was snmmoa6
who said he was overcome " the be
The man rallied and was able to cont
his trip on the CIR train.
Miss Harriet Martin, OF Brooklyn. si
Fourth Of July with her mother
brother, OF Bordentown avenue.
Mr.. Disregard and son 81 Cathzt
street, spent Sunday and the Fourth
July out of town.
Harry Raffner, OF broadway. il 8
again after being laid up several ue4I
with a broken kneecap.
Miss Angelina Van Pelt has gone ON an
extended visit with her aunt, Mra. A.
Lewis, OF Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Webber and family. ii
Catherine street, were ont OF town
visitors pm the Fourth.
They ran tie trolley cars every fIfteen
minutes to this borough Monday evening
and even then crowds were kept waiting
on the corner.
Mrs. John Whitworth, OF George street.
spent Thursday rs the guest Of her aunt.
Mrs. George H. Hyer, OF Belmar. and
Friday was the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
a. Lewis, Of Asbury Park.
A black dog was cut In pieces BY the
Pennsylvania express on the Central
tracks Monday.
Mrs. J.. Kean, Of Henry street. started
for Asbury Park yesterday and on The
way stopped for a call on her d~anehfer.
Mrs. Cosgrove, OF John street. She was
taken very III while there and has not
been able to get to the Park yet.
Raymond Cosgrove, who was shot iu
one Of his hands BY a toy pistol last Mon
day and who 1t was feared by the doctor
might have lock jaw, appears to be al
right now. He was out today.
The Acme Underwear Company started
their factory yesterday in their new
quarters in the Odd Fellows building.
Mrs. Leonard Furman. Of BATH
Beach was a borough visitor yoater
day.
The Mundy Bros. q Hunt causlt
two bushel of blue asIl nj their laz<
haul.
Sig Emiluessen, of Henry street.:
has been ordered to cave town Tor
a while on account Of his health.
Judging by the number Of people
wending their way to Swan Hill on
the afternoon t,nnde evening Of tn.
Fourth. the picnic OF sRaritan CABIN
No. rs. VIC. A., mpst have been i
decided success, The weather vi
inst right for a nicpic
New potatoes were selling Tor ! BIZ
bushel from d wagon Yesterday.
Powers '86ffchsslra. III this borough.
furnished ihusi6tfor the firemen i pic
mic at Spotswood on the Fourth.
Whitehead Bros. arc busy having
their bulkhend bullt near their sand
sheds at the foot Of Bordentoxn|
avenue.
Mrs. e. Learned and daughter MIL
bred, Of Railway. are visiting MI.
and Mrs. Charles Thomas. Of SECOND
street.
1t is said that the Iittlo boy toni
was drowned on the Fourth wal No.
ing ON tho stringpieoe OF the doc wiz
lost his bala nee. He was. drow nentz
four fest of water.
Mrs. John Kean is tofis
will soon be able to pr >d 81.
journey.
Fred Batzell, of Broadway. wal
Perth Amboy visitor Inst night.
Miss Minnie Emilueasen has
turned home from her visit vii
friends and will soon take auotl,f
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon and famll7
shipped their goods TO BridEeton yes<
terday and will visit some friends a
Brooklyn before going there them
selves.
Mi. Samuel Rubenstein, Of Hariom.
Mr.. Levowich and Adrain strapb of
Broadway, were out hshing
but had poor luck. not having oaufjaf
mlny fish.
Mr.. and Mvs. Edward Konp ana
sister. Miss Marge Kopp, OF Prince
ton, spent the Fourth with Mr.. and
Mrs. A~pplegate, of Second street.
Miss Mary Strauser. Of Pine Avonuo.
accompanied Mr.. Charles Babel, 81
George street, to his parents Lqms Is
Railway. where they enjoyed seeing
the fireworks and viewing the water
carnival ON the Fourth.
Everybody seems to be tired, a6