Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-09
SOUTH AMBOY
NEWS TENS,

George Walker, florist, has received
a unique order. One Of opr mci-
chants, who is about opening d now
store is going to have a horse shoe
made with tho word success OF il for
tho opening. II is expected It will be
something handsome
H.O. Perriue. ST., ami Harry Al
rowsmith. Of Matawap, started for
S~arntoea, on the Yacht Haddasn, SAT-
urday.
Willett Martin, OF Elizabeth, spent
Sunday with his mother. on Borden
town avenue.
Mr.. Materson, has boon looki ing 81
Chris Shrubs new store with Tho
idea Of starting n first class rcsinu-
rant there but has not fully decided
yet.
Ohnri, C~ciDptoII, Jr.. Is not in tie
Blue Front grocery aIfy longer. iio
having been ill tiie position was niIAi
by some ono else. Charles was very
much liked rs a clerk.
Dick Furman, who has been vefy'iiI
at his quarters at the YacIlt Ulob
House. is improving.
Mrs. Thomas Baker is e~nterfaininR
a home party as1heraaosne on Broad.
way. ,Isu asdio
: Mrs. Jessie Jdhnsob sand child via
tied her parentaMr. astl Mrs. HnnkIn-
son. of Bordentewn Avenue, SATURDAY.
. Mrs. Charles Compton, Of Broad
way, was . JamesbnEg, Saturday.
Miss Mae Compton returned to her
home in Broadway Saturday after q
pleasant visit at JamesDurg,
Welsn's store formerly occupied hy
J. Z. Montgomery has received !
coat of paint.
Mr.. Gabriel Utlvek win run the on.
gine at Ernstom fpn Al q. Perrine q
Sons. He begins. work this week.
Mr.. Willis, of Broadway, has boon
having the roof of his house repaired.
AL. Read and children have beer en-
i~joying n visit at Rutherford.
1t is now positively stated BY Mr.
Kennedy, barber, that he will take
possession Of the store and dwelling
corner of Broadway and David street.
5 the middle Of August.
Miss Lottie Cleaver has returned
to her home in Brooklyn after a pleaa-
ant visit with her sister. Mrs. H.
Capner, Of the Heights.
Mrs. Sarah Suits. Of Es,s1.5Hsae
has been spending q week with Mr..
and Mrs. Symms Campbell, OF Main
street.
Miss Theresa Kreialsheimer. or
Perth Amboy. has been spending pnrt
of her vacation with Mrs. Max Knuf-
man and family, Of Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baldwin. of
Waterbury, Uonn, ar visiting Mrs.
IBaldwin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Williams, OF Main street.
Mrs. Cornelius MoGonigie, Of Broad
way and niece Miss Cecilia Mo-
Gonigle, of Henry street, are sojourn-
ing &C Long Branch. p"q'o
Miss Mary straaliaLeff,s ITO q fsHie avenue.
will leave town Monday to accept a posi-
ton in a store, as salesladv.
Little Everett EFrFeischnech, Of BORDEN
town avenue, has been very III with
dysen terry. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy were moving
into their new house on Broadway Mon
day.
Mr.. samuels, of Broadway, spent Sun
day In New York City,
Mrs. Butler, Of Sayrcsilid township. /
has moved into 9~AfcDowell'sl house aB
Bordentown avenue.
Mr.. Lovely has moved from Mrs. Nor
rill's building In Broadway, and has
hired the house formerly occupied BY Mr..
and Mrs. Kennedy.
Mr.. Chris johnson, of Perth Amboy,
was the guest of Miss Alice Arose. OF
Augusta street, Sunday.
Mrs. Albert South, of Stevens avenue,
was a New York visitor Monday.
Miss Julia Connell D Miss Kathryn
Kelley, of Augusta street. returned home
Monday night.
Miss Susie Costello, Of Broadway, is
Visiting her brother in Newark.
Mrs. Barbara Jesele, of David street Is
Entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Lent and
daughter, of Cleveland, Ohio.
VIII Green, of Augusta street. has pur-
chased a fine new auto boat. 1t Is said 1t
is noted for its speed.
Miss Grace Mccartney, Of Perth Am
boy, spent Sunday with her parents on
Second street.
Mrs. Charles Rose, Of the Heights, has
but recently recovered from a run-a4rouad
on one Of her hands and is now suffering