The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1906-08-30
FREEHOLD.

Mrs. Duncan will move to w. Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Moreau are at
Lake Placid.
Mr.. Norman E Foster was in Free
hold on Saturday.
The Freehold High School will re
open Tuesday, Sept 4th.
Charles Ker, of New York City, is
spending bis two weeks vacation al
home.
Charles H. Riggs and daughter
Mary, are guests of the Girard house
at Belmar.
Miss Amelia Brewer, of Brooklyn,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ro.
maine H. Rue.
J. N. johnson and j. V. Denise and
families are at VanDorn's camp at
Bradley Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Harvey, of New
York City, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Stillwell.
Jaw Rogers. who has been on the
Asbury Park Shore Press during the
Summer, is home.
Mrs. Rebecca Dakin, of New York
is the guest of Mrs. r. H. Robinson,
on Manalapan avenue.
Mr.. Oakley moved on Wednesday
from Stokes row to across the rail-
road on the same street.
Mrs. Christine Ivers, OF Brosklyn, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mary Nc.
Chesney, on Broad street.
Miss Florence Waterbury, OF Flat
bush, l.. l., is visiting Miss Minerva
Hankinson on Mechanic street.
Warren Ingling, of New Brunswick,
is at his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. HI. Ingling, on South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Boud, of
Philadelphia, are guests of John A.
Miller and wife on the Cook farm.
William D. Quick and wife and
daughter, of Somerville, have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dilts, at the
Belmont Hotel.
Fred D. Wikoff has sold his resi-
dence property at Red Bank and will
erect another house on one of his lots
in the Spring.
w. B. Duryee, Jr., delegate from
the local association is in attend
ance at the Y. NJ G. A. Conference
at Lake George.
Michael Scanlon, the blacksmith for
W. A. Hankinson, ST.. was kicked on
the muscle of his right arm and has
been laid up for few days.
Jacob Suits, who has been in the
newspaper business since 1849, is edl
tor of the Long Branch Herald, which
has just made its appearance.
John B. McNulty, recorder of Nep
tune City has been admitted to the
Ann May Memorial hospital, Spring
Lake. He will undergo an operation
The bicycle stolen from w. H. DAILY
from in front of the Monmouth House
was found by James NJ Conover in
the Adelphia road and returned TO its
owner.
William Thompson, the liveryman
of New Egypt, is looking for horse
and buggy. The horse is lame in one
of it's hind legs and is Il sorrel. The
buggy has red running gears.
Mrs. Elias Antonides, of Center ST.,
is visiting her sister Mrs. Mary john
son. at Scranton. She will remain
away until Spring and will visit Mon.
treal, Canada, before her return.
Mrs. Pearl Warner, of CIR eenwich,
Conn who has been visiting Miss
Leila Chambers on Hudson street, has
returned home and Miss Cham bers
accompanied her home for Il few days
visit.
Charles Campbell, son of John
Campbell, of Colts Neck, has been ap-
pointed guardian of his uncle, Der
rick Il. Campbell of New Monmouth.
Mr.. Campbell is advanced in years
and is not considered competent to
manage his affairs.
NJ. J. Sage u Co., stock brokers at
"a Broadway, New York. failed Wed
nesday. Their representative in As
bury Park, Rockefeller 81 Wilkin. will
settle with all local customers in full
on a basis of Wednesdays quotations.
Rockefeller & Wilkin will immediate
ly establish relations with some other
New York brokerage firm.
Daniel Bailey, while engaged in cut.
ting telegraph poles in the woods neal
Holmdel for j. W. DaDser, on Satur-
day Aug. 18th, nearly cut his left foot
off. The axe glanced off and struck
his foot crosswise, cutting through the
bones and nearly severing the foot in
to two pieces Bailey was taken to
Keyport, where,Dr. Hoagland dressed
the wound.
John Huntington, son of Mr.. Hunt
ington, general superintendent of the
N. J.. G. r. e., was run over last
Thursday by stage from Atlantic
Highlands on the Oceanic bridge.
The boy received very severe injury
but is now improving. The agitation
for sidewalk on this bridge still con.
tinues. 1t is Oceanic's boardwalk and
recreation pier.