Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-26
NEWS ITEMS.

A lady of this borough, who spent some
time visiting out of town, found on htf
return hat someone had cen tamperine
with one of the locks on her door fortu-
nately, they did not effect an entrance.
There was a BALI Novak's Hall. Bes
gen Hill last night eA
Some of Che stones for carbing Henry
street, arrived lastlweek.
Mrs. cordoya and her v children
passed through this borough Saturday
and boarded the 5 o'clock train for New
York. 1t iR nov said she VIII not live
with her husband. ifrS ~
DIR. and Mrs. Il. II. Haines are enter.
tanning a young lady friend from Viz
ginia. 4ssesX HstAe 4ss
Mrs. Edward McKenna, Of George
street, spent Saturday y ith hefisistcr ia
Perth Amboy!isss tsssssss
Mrs. Prescott, Of Perth Amboy, wak
a borough visitor Saturday.
George Batzell As recovering from an
attack of rheumatism.
The little sou of Mr. andaMrs. O,Con.
nor, born Friday morning, WAS christ:
ened at.-St. MaryisC Church Sunday after.
noon.
Mrs. Prescott closed up business in
Florida and will reopen the photograph
gallery on Broadway now occupied BY
George Walker, florist and Mr.. Walker
will vacate the place some day this week.
Now that the boards have been removed
from in front of Chris Straub's new
building 1t presents a fine appearance. IL
Is a--big Improvement to that block.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Ingraham, Of
Hoboken, are visiting his parents On
Second street.
Robert Hunt spent Sunday in town.
A party from this borough who were
out fishing Sunday caught four turtles
and a lot Of bluefish.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kr5ielsheimer, and
family, Of New York City, are visiting
Mr.. Kreielsheimer's sister, Mrs. May
Kaufman, of Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Costello and
family, of Newark, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Delaney, Of broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Jacquert, OF
South River, called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Dangler, of Broadway, last night
and then boarded the trolley for .theii
home. Mrs. Jacquert had been to Rq
Bank, where she attended a reception a
had a delightful time.
The joint committee Of the M. r.. a
/ Baptist churches, met last night at
Baptist church to make final arraff
inents RgSlon. They exf
to havs5sn Fnowssrpr5 IA
people to fill them.
Mrs. Walter Kerwin, of Freehold, at-
tended Mrs. Testers funeral yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Morton, OF Long Branch,
spent Sunday with her sister.in.law.
Mrs. Harry Petty, Of Second street, who
has been very i'll.
Mrs. Wood Applegate, Of Yc Olde Spy
House, at Morgan, and daughter, Mrs.
Hastings, of New York, were borough
visitors Monday.
Mr.. Silverman, of Broadway, has a
beautiful shoe tree, brilliantly lighted
with electric light bulbs, In one Of his
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store windows and says he intends to
have another tree for hats, placed In the
other window. 1t certainly shows prog
ress and is quite the handsomest store
window in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rue, of Long
Branch, spent Sunday and Monday with
Mr.. Rue's parents on First street.
Mrs. Edwin Furman, of Sheepshead
Bay, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gotlieb Straub, Of the Heights.
Some of the stores which used to close
at s O'Clock are keeping open until .
o'clock evenings.
Mrs. Fred Emiluessen is said to be quite
i'll.
Mrs. Noah Furman, of John street, and
Mrs. Charles Rose, of Bordentown ave
nue., took a trip out of town Monday, by
trolley.
Rob Hunt returned to New York Mon
day fora continuation of reh6 arsals.