Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-16
SOUTH AMBoY.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Sunday evening d. c.. Chase and
daughter enjoyed a call from Term.
iral Agent and Mrs. Jesse Fuller,
their son, daughter and son-in-law,
who came in an automobile from the
Seaside House at Ocean Grove, where
they are sojourning. Mr.. Fuller has
| been going out there every evening
form this borough for the past two
weeks. Last night Mr.. Fuller spent
as the gust of ID. G. Chase, of Broad
! way.
One of our local fishermen, while
helping catch some of the sharks
caught in q net during a haul of blue
fish, happened to cast his gaze down
in time to save one of his feet from
the jaws of a shark just as in an
angry rush it had gotten within a
foot of it. 1t goes without saying
that the fisherman wasn't long get
ting away from it.
Mrs. William Ware, of Gordon
street, was an out of town visitor
Sunday by trolley.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore and
children enjoyed an outing by trolley
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Sue O'Rrien, who has been
entertaining 2 lady visitor from
Brooklyn, has accompanied the
young lady home for a visit.
Miss Mae Higgins, of Maxville,
was a New York visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Samuel Rubenstein has re-
turned to her home in upper New
York city after a few weeks visit in
town.
Waldemar Krause is enjoying a
few days outing 1t Ocean Grove. He
will return home Monday.
Mrs. Mary Smith, of ~Bordentown
avenue, entertained her son from
New York city Sunday. Mrs. Smith
visited friends in Sayreville Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Max Kaufman, Master Sydney
and Miss Bertha Kaufman have re-
turned home from their ~sojourn at
the mountains.
James Hackett, of MaXville, was
a New York visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Saffron, of Bergen
Hill, has returned home from the
mountains.
The bosom Of Mundy & Hunts
large net was very barly torn by a
number of sharks Monday night. All
but one of the monsters escaped and
there was a lot 0f work for the Mum
6y's mending the net for their haul
at midnight of Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Straub, of New
York. have been visiting relatives in
this borough.
Mrs. John Buckle, a former resi-
dent of this borough and who was a
visitor in California and lost all of
her clothing, ETC., in the San Fran
cisco fire, will take up housekeeping
again in this borough and will oc-
cupy the upper floor of Mrs. Johanus
Mundy's house from the first of Sep
TENDER.
Hon. E. r. Howell, was a borough
visitor yesterday.
Douglas Hunt is building a fine
large porch to his house in Catherine
street.
Mrs. Turk, OF Gutenberg, former
ly Mrs. Charles Clumpp, of this Dor
cugh, has returned home after a few
DAYS pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Brown, of Catherine street.
Mrs. Irving Turner, with her chill
Gren and maid, have returned home
after a few weeks sojourn at the
Riverside Hotel at the Delaware
Water Gap.
Commissioner of Streets Collins
has had a man busy carting sand
from the cutters corner of Borden
town avenue and Broadway. That
corner is a troublesome one to the
motormen and an expense to the Dor
cugh. 1t took a long time to get a
car on the track there after the re-
cent storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jewell, who
have been summering at Morgan,
will leave for their home in New
York city on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kreielsheimer
and children, OF Perth Amboy, were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Kauf-
man. of Broadway, yesterday.
William Arrowsmith, of Matawan,
was in town yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. b. r.. Ravens and children, of
Broadway, went to Brooklyn for a
visit with Mrs. Havens' sister yester-
day. Mrs. Versfelt having moved
back to Brooklyn from Jersey City
last week.
Mrs. Charles Compton, oil Church
street, has five buds on a night
blooming cereius which bloomed in
September last year.