Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-08
NEWS ITEMS.

A. o. Ernest has hired q colored man
in the place of viii Shlnbein, resigned.
Mrs. Clark has had the interior Of one
of her cottages papered by the Folk Bros.
Willie Linki is working for Thomas
beats, on his farm on the Cross Keys
road.
Parisen a. Jackson's new milllner has
arrived and Is very busy getting ready
for the opening this evening.
Miss Maude Adams who has been i'll
FOR some time is at Long Branch for her
health and a letter from her to her parents
states that she is feeling fine. She Will
probably go to Lakewood when she re-
turns home.
william Vanderhoef, of this borough,
resigned his position at the Vase line
works In Perth Ambov- and is working
On n farm near Cheesequake.
Captain William Marshal, of George
street, was visiting friends in Perth Am
hoy, Friday.
Freeholder NJ. Welsh was a New York
visitor Friday.
Mrs. Joseph Jackson, Jr., and daughter
Sadie, enjoyed a trip out of town Satnr.
day by trolley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Davis and son If
Long Branch, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs...Adams. of Augusta street.
Mrs. Ally Kerr was an ont of TOWN
visitor Thursday.
Rev. Father Brady was New York
visitor Friday.
Adolph Steiner was New York visitor
Friday.
Mrs. Charles Chairman, of Main street
has returned home from a pleasant visit
with friends in New Bruins wick.
Mrs. Chris Miller. OF Bordentown ave
n ne. was an out of town visitor Thurs
day.
Rev. II. Bogalt, of Point Pleasant.
Will be The preacher next Tuesday even
ing at Christ church.
John Sullivan has had his ice cream
parlor thoroughly renovated and new
mating laid on the floor, new curts ins
hung at the windows and, in fact everv
hC BdIiOI out u lt
most attractive in town. 1t is a pleasure
to eat cream in such a large, well ven
tllated. clean and bright room. Mr..
sullivan has also had a drain pipe laid,
through which to lead the salt water off
from tie Ice cream room; which is a
great Improvement and will save lots of
work and dampness.
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10! what "A disappointment the fact
that the astrologist who was to read the
fate of our citizens next week will not
be at the place advertised, or any where
else in the borough, win be to very many
who desired a glimpse of the future.
Mrs. Joseph Compton and daughter
Alva, OF David street. spent Wednesday
and Thursday with relatives in Rights
town.
Miss Marguerite Thomas, of Seeo nd
street, has returned home after n pleasant
visit at Burlington. While there Miss
Thomas attended the theatre and EN- oyed
the play, "a Desperate Chance"
Miss Bessie DE Mott spent Friday in
New York city.
Three gentlemen carrying large cha irs
through Broadway to the Central station
Friday evening, caused considerable
curiosity on the part of residents of his
eorough; caused probably by one of the
gentlemen being recognized as a popular
doctor residing in Perth Am boy and a
former resident of this borough.
There was a man ar ound town Friday
evening who said he fixed horses teeth.
He was calling on some parties who he
knew mad horses and claimed to work
nights as we'll as days.
Mrs. q. Green is spend ing II few days
with friends in Brooklyn.
The floor of Ehrlich's harness shop
dropped down about sixteen inches while
they were raising the b uilding owing
to the ends of the boards being rotten.
Mrs. Irving Turner, ..of Broadway en-
joyed a trip to Perth Amboy Friday.
lanthe Council has a handsome sofa
pillow embroidered with wild roses and
sprays of leaves on exhibition in one of
our merchants windows. The roses are
made of raised silk. 1t is one OF the
prizes for chances at he r coming fair.
DonDell & Miller have recently pur-
chased a team of mules and they are
about as flne'a team as have been seen in
the borough for some time.
Philip Dangle-, who was badly hurt by
falling flom a trolley car steps as he was
getting off, has surprised his friends by
looking after his business in South River
almost every day since although his arm
is bandaged to his side and he is not able
to work.
Mrs. Hilton Smith, who has been very
i'll with typhoid fever at her husbands
parents in Burlington, is improving and
allowed to sit up a short time daily.
Train Kills Coyotes.
The recent chase of a wolf by a train
on the Cheyenne & Northern railroad
north Of Cheyenne was discounted near