Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19
SOUTH AMBOY.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. Charles Rose was said to be
much better yesterday.
Joe A. Sexton was an out-of-town
visitor yesterday.
The quarantine has been lifted
from the Hollenburg home in Cath
arine street.
Jesse Fuller, Jr., a prominent
LAWYER, of Brooklyn, and son of Ter
r1'a-l Agent Fuller, of this borough,
eat from Friday evening until Sat
urday afternoon as the guest of Hon.
d. c. Chase and daughter, of Broad
way.
Mrs Green and sons. of Augusta
street, enjoyed a spin in their new
automobile Sunday.
Mr.. Ware, who has recently taken
charge of the electric light plant for
/ the p. r. r. company. contemplates
moving from Camden TO this borough
and will take up housekeeping in
stead of boarding, which he is doing
at present.
Joe A. Sexton has not yet given out
the contract for the lowering of the
building formerly owned by Pavlov-
cky. He will not lower it before
spring, and perhaps not then. At any
rate not before il is decided what it
will be used for.
Mrs. Charles Parisen was resting
somewhat easier Saturday. The dor
tor lanced the finger hat has caused
so much suffering and hopes to save
it. 1t was feared it might have TO
be amputated.
The headlight of the 10 o'clock p.
S. trolley ear got loose and caused a
little trouble Sunday night, but they
got it going in a few minutes n
burning as usual.
Mrs. Fuller, of John street, enjoy
ed a drive with her granddaughter
last Friday.
Mrs. Eugene Forman, Of Mechan-
icsviIle, has been suffering for several
days with one Of her feet, caused by
something falling on it. She was re-
ported better, but is quite i'll again
with neuralgia in her head.
Yesterday was said 10 have been
the most quiet Sunday at Morgan this
winter. although it was such a fine
day.
Lester Greenleaf. of Henry street.
was awarded a sewing machine al
the American Mechanics lodge.
Several new gasoline launches may |
be seen in this borough the coming
season. as Il number Of our citizens
are contemplating purchasing them.
C,,,-,v,l ,yN,ygr hnNc h. Va hira1 he /
small building formerly used as 4
Chinese laundry in Church street for
a club room.
CAPTAIN Wood Apologize, of Nor
gan, is going to have his catboat
thoroughly oyerhauled and will have
a ten horse power gasoline engine
placed in it.
William Spice has succeeded Rich
ard Furman as %ianitor at the yacht
club house.
Mrs. Ellis Davis, of Long Branch,
was the guest of Mrs. William Adams,
of Augusta street, Friday,
Miss Lou Chase, of Broadway, was
quite iii Sunday. She was attended
by Or. Haines.
There is a sort of epidemic OF neu-
ralgic headache in the borough and
some are suffering greatly with it.
Dick Apologize, of Forman, was 4
Morgan visitor Sunday.
Miss Myrtle ~Spengenberg entertain
ed Mrs. John Culver, Miss Della Cul-
yer, Mrs. Ellis Davis, of Long Branch,
and Miss l.. Adams, at q ; O'Clock tee
Friday. All had a very pleasant
time.
John Woods, familiarly known as
Jack" has accepted a position as
clerk for Wyckoff & Rue. John has
been in Orlando Perrine's grocery for
q long time, but Mr.. Perrine's store
is closed at present and some say ii
will not be reopened by Mr.. Perrinc.
Until the estate of the late Mrs, Ger
trude Perrine is settled. thar will not
be positively known.
The dollar roll call WIS he'd in the
Baptist church Friday night ana So
was realized and another roll was
started with nineteen names enrolled
A social time w2s enjoyed and re
freshments We're served.
Mrs. Johann Mundy and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Douglas Hunt, of Broadway,
were Keyport visitors Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Baptist
church finished another quilt Thurs
day and mex Wednesday will start
another. They have quite a number
of quilts ahead for quilting and may
not get them all done This winter. The