Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-06
NEWS ITEMS.

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G. M. Church was an Allendale visitor
Thursday and enjoyed a drive through
the country while there.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe A. Sexton enjoyed a
trip to Sayreville, aRd IA visit with Mr..
and Mr.. Willis Fisher Saturday evening i,
travelling in their automobile.
A new sign for the WANT" advertise
ments was placed in front of the Gem
Studio Saturday by the Perth Amboy
EVENING NEWS Company. q. NJ.
Church, being agent for the same.
Mr.. and MIS-. G. Chevelier's little son
has been a victim of the measles the past
week.
James Bloodgood lost n pocketbook
last week. Ii contained over S21. He
called on G. NJ. Church, who has charge
of the advertising for the Perth Amboy
EVENING NEWS Company, and gave
him I'M nd. for the same, but returned in
about an hour, with the good news tn at
n boy had found it, near Pearl Growers
store in Bordentown avenue
A number of gentlemen of this borough
including Prof. Kerr and II gentleman of
Perth Amboy met at August Blums in
Broadway for practice Thursday evening
and discoursed such charm in music that
people were compelled tc stop when
passing and enjoyed it greatly.
A man was around with ice cream one
day last week but the ringing of the bell
has not been heard since. It was pto ba-
bly, too cool for business of that kind to
be rushing.
Miss Minnie Emiluessn, of Henry street.,
who has ben attending the telephone. in
Parisen's drug store has accepted II better
position. IN the manager telephone office
in Perth Amboy.
Lawyers Johnson, Of Freehold, and
NcDermott. of New York City, were
borough visitors Tuesday and were
looking over their property in Broadway
near Swan Hill.
The Pulander, who was badly injured
Wednesday by having Il beer keg fall on
him when c~arting,them from the Central
station was taken to a hospital.
Mrs. Charles Thomas, of Second street,
spent Tuesday ut Railway. Mrs. Emily
Learned and her daugher Mildred also
visited a the same relations that day.
Very many people propheSied anything
but II good business for u firm coming
back from Perth Amboy to this borough,
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from all appearances business is rushing.
A number of Western Union line men
arrived in this borough Monday after
noon aud were seeking boarding places.
Jersey strawberries are being rush ed
into the borough in quantities owing
probably to the few wa rm days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coyne and son, Of
George street, and their guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Duffy, Of Jersey City, speut Sunday
with James Doyd, of Bedford.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Applegate, OF
Bound Brook, spent Sunday with friends
in this borough.
Miss Mable Bloodgood, of George street
is visiting friends at Hasbrouck Heights,
Mrs. John Sexton, of Jonn street, is
spending Il few days with Mr.. Synims
Campbell and family of Main street.
Miss Bessie De Mott, of broadway, is
spending Il few weeks at her home in
Red Bank.
John Grimley has had his house in
George street newly painted by James
Wallis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston King aud son
HowaId,, enjoyed a trip to Red Bank by
trolley and returned home BY train Mon
day.
Mrs. Mont Willett and Mrs Harry
Bloodgood, of George street. spent sun
day with friends at Cliffwocd.
James Wallis is painting Lonis Mein
zers house in George street and is also
giving the fence a new coat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Kaufman enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kreielsheimer
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
KIelelsheimer and family. of Perth Am
boy, Sunday.
A citizen residing IN Main street,
picked seven quarts of strawberries from
a small patch in their ga1den Monday.
When the $50 n, m. train stopped at
the Central station Monday, it was re-
ported that they had taken off a mans
leg at a station between Jersey City and
this borough.
Miss Bessie Mundy took "A trip to New
Brunswick by trolley Monday.
The. Trobadours will play ball with the
Coal Handlers Union, Wednesday.
Peter Stenrwald was elected to mem
bership in the Columbia Gun Club a
their meeting Monday evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. Smith, of Perth
Amboy, spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Culver, of Main street.
Miss Florence Everett, of Perth Annoy
spent Sunday with her parents and
family in Broadway.
Sheriff Bogardus, of Keyport, was
borough visitor Monday.