Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-22
Local Items
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~sEtreet fire house is now completed,
land the addition painted.
DIR. W. P. Keasbey and family ex-
pect to reach Los Angeles, CAL, about
November /.
Mrs. o. W. Will is visiting in New
ark.
Joseph Afierbacil's residence, Fay
ette street. has been painted.
The Liberty football team expects
to go to Woodbridge tomorrow, where
they are to tackle the strong Wood
bridge eleven.
The Star A. @. football team and a
scrub team will come together on the
gridiron in North Amboy tomorrow
afternoon.
A special meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary to the city hospital %associa-
ton, will be held at Mrs. G. d. Run
yon's, Monday night, October "a, at
5 O'Clock.
The KaletEch building, State street,
near Broad, is being painted.
The condition Of Ignatz Bokert, the
six.year-old boy whose jaw was
hooked by a COW Thursday, as told in
the News, is reported as improved,
although his mouth is quite sore.
: Work is being rushed at the Perth
Amboy Dry Docks.
e. Kuegler g. Son will, within about
two weeks, open a market at 10 Smith
street. in the store formerly occupied
by J. Kramer.
Yesterday mornings storm mado
heavy inroads upon the excellent at
tendance records made In the public
schools thus far this term, the alb
ssnteas on account Of the bad weather
being numerous.
A. @. Hemstreet, of Philadelphia,
was in town yesterday.
Mayor Muirhead. of South Amboy.
was in town Thursday.
The tone steps leading to the high
school grounds are nearly completed.
They are f1anked, on either side, by
sections Of the pointed stone wall.
Tuesday morning the Women's
Christian Temperance Union will
commence a rummaee sale in the
Goldberger building, State street, for
the benefit Of the free kindergarten.
The local authorities have received
q request, through Chief of POLICE
Hardiau sof Ne& Brunswick, for tho
.releazo4rom the county Jail of John
Griffin, as a nan who will give him
work, has come forward.
The funeral Of Mrs. Annie Syaks-
zun, who was killed by a Pennsyl-
vania train, as told in the News. was
held this morning.
Mason & Smiths new map of the
city of Perth Amboy has been pre-
pared.
The baseball diamond at Amuse-
ment Park will be plowed mp next
week, preparatory to improvements
for next season.
W. B. Pratt and family have re-
turned from their California trip.
Mrs. Harry Conard, of High street,
is entertaining her sister, formerly
of this city.
Mrs. Luis F. Mora is visiting her
mother, Mrs. J. L. Compton, of Water
street.
Mrs. Fl. W. Kellar has returned to
her home in Pennsylvania. after a WIS.,
it with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ. Owens, OF. Jefferson street.
Miss Julia O'Toole is home from
her studies at Trenton Normal School.
Plans are being talked of for form
ing a draymen's union in this city.
The ladies of St. Mary's r. Q.
church will hold their annual fair in
Wilder Hall six nights commencing
November 20.
I The funeral of the late Mrs. Jennie |
Walters, wife of John Walters, was
held yesterday afternoon, Rev. s. T.
jackson officiating.
The prizes for the masquerade ball
Of the knights of the Golden Eagle
in Wilder Hall, November II, are on
exhibition in Sickles Brothers win
dow. They are a gold watch and II
shaving set.
The Salvation Army is still collect
,inR articles for their rummage sale
soon to be held.
The Young Ladies Social Club will
hold a meeting tomorrow at the
home of Miss Blanche Berger, So
Division street. and hereafter will
meet every second Sunday.
This morning the work of dredging