Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-27
NEWS ITEMs.

VI ~ AAoeOA al Ott&A " nv
having ~purohased it froin ID +. Ryan
the former proprietor. H.
Madge Mahoney has returned home
after a pleasant visit at Keyport.
Peaches we're bringing ST. so per
basket at wyckoff & Rue's, Friday
evening.
They are going to make Stult's Park
a summer resort in the future. prob
ably by next season.
The Rev. Thomas Conover will I'LL
the pulpit ut Doane Memorial chanel,
on the Heights. Sunday morning.
There will be morning prayer, b ser
mon and administering Of the holy
communion.
Mrs. Josephine Clark and Miss
Maggie Zepp. of Augusta street, are
contemplating q trip to st. Louis.nhuh
visit to the Worlds Fair very soon.
Tho parties who were to bowl for
the prize cup Thursday evening, went
to Kevport to view the carnival, SO
the match wal postponed until next
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Samuel Greenleaf, Of George
street, is enjoying n visit with friends
in Jeresy City and New York CITY.
Mrs. William Preston is entertain
ing company from Bordentown.
Mrs Joseph Rowe, OF First street,
is spending a few weeks in Washing
ton, -. q.
Mrs. Chasey. accompanied BY her
daughter and son, enjoyed o trip TO
New Brunswick, Friday.
Rev. and Mis-. George Oakson and
children are visiting Mrs. Oakson's
mother, Mrs. David Mount. Of Bof-
dentown axenue E
Mrs. Tobias Grnoe, OF Bound Brook,
and Miss Ruth Grace. professional
nurse Of Memorial hospital. BROOKLYN,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
B~loodgood, of George street.
Miss Ella Harris, OF Mechanicsyille,
and Miss Emma Seminoite, OF Pine
~avenue. are anticipating a pleasant
visit to Philadelphia, September 3
The mother Of, Messrs. Fred aid
George Batzell is expected here from
Philadelphia. for q visit with her sons
on Broadway, next week.
Miss Carrie Everett startsd for d
sojourn at Delaware Water Gap, Fri
day.
About a dozen boys went on a straw
ride in Maxfleld's wagon to witness the
carnival at Keyport Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. X. Applegate, of First
street spent Saturday night and Sunday
with friends in New Brunswick. They
returned early Monday morning and
thought their trip at that hour by trolley
delightful.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sexton enjoyed her first
ride In her sons, Joe A. Sections hand
some automobile on the anniversary of
her great grandson's, Leon Compton's,
tenth birthday.
James Wallis, of Broadway. Is painting
a handsome brick house in sayreyille.
George Bogait, of New York, Is visit
ing his father in Main street.
The sidewalk In front Of the Thorpe
property in Broadway is being relaid, by
the owner NewaIl James.
The new 5 and 10 cents store at PERTH
has already started some Of our mer-
chants into action. Mr.. Blum In Broaas
way, who has only been carrying 4 stock
of 5 and 10 cent goods with no intention
of keeping anything higher priced SUR
prised the people by starting in WITH
higher priced goods Thursday night.
Miss Allie Pope, saleslady in Max Kaufz
man S dry goods store is enjoying q yAca-
ton.
William Blake, of New York city, MAs
the guest of Miss Josie Ryan. Of Second
street, Thursday night.
Mrs. Charles Gildersleeve and son, OF
Sayreville, were the guests of her brother
John Oliver, Thursday night.
DIR. Clarence Singer, of Perth Amboy,
was in town Thursday night.
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