The Monmouth inquirer., 1906-09-20
FREEHOLD.

FnGE nUEU.
DIR. Harvey Hartman lIas removed
from Elton to Keyport.
Miss Katherine Palmer is the guest
of Mrs. Bart Fields aud family nj Red
Valley.
Miss Trillie H. Appl-gat- is the
guest of Mrs Edward A. Hyres al
Red Valley.
Mrs. John Horn has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs Charles Watson, al
Marion, s. l.
Mrs. M. E. Duncan has gone TO make
her home with her son, john H., At
South Anboy.
Dir. and Mrs. w. I. Robinson have
been on trip TO Albany, Saratoga
and Lake George.
To-day is the Hebrew New Year
and the stores owned 10y people OF
that faith are closed.
Walter Gravatt will be candidate
for Township Collector of Neptune to
succeed G. +. +. Hetrick.
Miss Florence Apologize and Miss
Cassie Hayward are spending this
week at New York City.
Miss Carrie Kaufer of Woodhaven,
l.. l.. has been the guest of Miss Katil-
ryn Fitzgerald on Court street.
George and Will Wolff, of New York
CITY. were home over Sunday visiting
their mother on Hudson street.
Joseph Wolcott accepted position
with the Stetson's Uncle TOMS Cabin
Company and left in their car.
The score of the ball game at the
Broad way grounds on Saturday after
noon was 8 to 2 in favor of Red Bank.
George A. Emmons. n faithful EN-
ployee OF the Transcript, has accepted
position ON daily paper ut Altoona,
Pa. .
Pecks Bad Boy Company gave a
fine play to u crowded housA ut the
Armory Opera House on Tuesda y
evening.
Charles Ross, proprietor OF the
Grand Hotel, Ocean Grove, died Wed
nesday of last week, aged So years. He
was buried at Nyack, N. Y.
Tile Pastime Social Club gave IL
dance ut the Mechanic street Hall on
Friday evening. The music WAS fur
nished by Harold Srillwell.
Chester A. Arthur has accepted u
position rs CLERK and book keeper at
the Central Railroad freight station
under agent Samuel l.. Bennett.
The wheelwright business which
has been conducted by G. A. Rabbins
at West Freehld, will bearafter be
run by Otto f. Irons, of Toms River.
William f. Rue, manager Of shy
der's feed store, has gained possess on
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change for his property on Broad st.
Miss Helen Clayton, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. b. K. Clayton, who has been
visiting her brother. DR.. w. F. Clay
ton, in Baltimore, has returned home.
Geovanne Derose, al Italian, had
his foot cut off just above the ankle
by clay cutting knives at the Drum
mond brick works on Saturday
night.
The residence of Harry Horuer, on
West Main street, has been quaran-
tined. owing to their son, Russell, be-
ing iii with iiphtheria. The quaran
itne was removed Saturday.
Ralph Muldoon is on Il trip to visit
college chnm at ElkIou, Md. He
went via the old Dominion Line 10
Norfolk Va. He will enter lie Phila-
delpha College OF PuarrnHcy upon
his return.
Mr.. A. A. Pardon has u arge cheese
pulnpkin. which he raised un the
grounds which he recently cleared al
Sourreltown, near Freehold, that
weighs 20 pounds. Mr.. Pardon raised
a number of other ones almost as
large.
"a N. al,in f..
County Clerk McDermolt, adnlti ed
Cornelius Hendrickson to bail III 81
900. He was arrested OH complaint of
Miss Lewis, of near Adelphia, charged
assault and battery sc. The arrest
was made by Constable Austin l..
Clayton. of Adelphia.
Prince Burney and Joe Conover,
were arrested in a house near Eaton
town on Monday. They are charged
with holding up and assaulting Will
liam Lackey in Wanamassa. They
were taken before Justice Hulick and
committed to the County Jail, where
they were brought on Tuesday.
Mrs. Laura Burdick, who has
been spending II few weeks
with her parents Mr.. and Mr.. Jas.
Apologize, started for her home at
Newport, r. L., on Wednesday.
John Buck, who works for DR. d..
NJ. Forinan. fell a distance Of twenty
feet FROM the roof of his home on
Wayne avenue Oh Tuesday afternoon
He landed OH his back and WAS Sc
yerely injured. AT firsr it was TN .ught
that his back Was broken, but DR..
Forman gives hope for his recovery.