Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-09
NEWS ITEMs.

1t took just twenty minutes 10 tear
off the shed awning in front OF
Stuarts sI.oo store on Broadway, Tues.
day. It is considered MI Improvement
in the appearance of the building.
which is owned by the Loayy's Of
Perth Amboy, foimerly Of this
borough 1t was said ut one time that
they would build a piazza In front OF
the second floor, but whether tInf
will DO done now that the awning Is
ont of the o. romans to be aeof.
Zoe Rose, OF the Heights. WINS at
Sewaren, Friday.
A row Of potted palms were set ID
the ground along the edge Ct the side
walk in front of G. Walkers place
on Broadway. Friday, and looked a.
If growing there. They made a very
pretty and attractive appearances.
One could almost imagine they were
in the tropics for the moment. wison
looking at them.
William Mitchell is substituting as
clerk IN Captain E~milaessonf snIool,
ON Henry street, IN place Of siR.
E~miluessen, who is sojotzning with
his wife and child at Hu9hsonviiI lie,
N. Y, for his health.
A peculiar looking car. which, s0me
parties said was a sand car, was roll !
ing along on the trolley tracks yestor
day, probably looking for washouts
along their route.
Mundy Bros. & Hunt causyEHz
thirty buslyel- or asn 'ys<R
met.
The wonder is, where did NIL the
sand come from during the late storm?
Surely it must be mined somewhere
ol the hllltops, but echo only answers
"wherel' for no one appears to have
noticed the washed away ground, not
even the suburban farmers.
Miss Julia Emilucsscn. OF Broadway.
and friend were Midtown visitors
Thursday.
Miss Mamie Kelley, Of Augusta
street, was a Perth Amboy visitor
Friday.
Miss Carrie Straub, head nurse In
the New York City hospital, and some
Of her friends. arc visiting Mits
Strands father, Chris Straub, Sr.,
and family, Of Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Emmons and
children, of Second street, enjoyed On
outing cut of town Friday.
Ben Kaufman, of Broadway, wal a
Perth Amboy visitor Friday.
The Leiderkranz Singing Society
will hold their annual.picnio nc Swan
Hill Grove Tuesday, July IL, In the
afternoon and evening. ,
Miss Leila Pearce, Of O~heeseqnake.
spent the 4 ourth ms the guest OF Miss
b uryel Hendrickson, of tho Heights.
In the evening tho Iyouug ladies, q
complained by Inman, Of the Heights,
and Leonard Waite, OF Perth Amboy,
ven to Boynton Beach, and had q
delightful time.
Peter L. Dey, of Second street, has
been having a now roof aud leaders
pat on his house.
Mrs. Barney Bowling, of Augusta
street. is spending two weeks in New
York with her sister.
MI. and Mrs. Douglas Hunt are
moving into Mrs. Mundy's house on
broadway. This max es two stores
vacated on TINT block this week and
neither one is let yet. Five stores
vacant On Broadway and wien Chris
Straub's new building is finished
there will be another one.
Mrs. r. A. Dey, of Broadway, and
Mrs. Frank Dey, of Bordeniowp
avenue, were New York visitors
Thursday.
Mr.. Herman Kollisch and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Rubenstein attended a "BoD
voyage, reception In Brooklyn at the
home of Mr.. Kollisch's brother, Mr..
jacob X olIisoIa who, with his wife.
sailed yesterday for Europe The re-
.ception WAS a grand affair. A Brook
lyn caterer served dainty rufresh-
ments, while exquisite music was
rendered BY an oroheatra Of hve
pieces. Tho most beautiful flowers
were received in the form & ships.
anehors ETC.. Tho affair proved ali en-
ioyabie ono to filosa. who vent from