Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-11

The Misses Anna Ryan and Kath-
crime Dunn, of New Brunswick, were
local visitors yesterday.
Miss Lillian Ungar, Of New York,
Is spending the month at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ungar, of Lawton
place.
Miss Blanche Grieve, of Market
street, visited friends In Elizabeth
yesterday.
Miss Mildred Dsftche, of High
street, spent Sunday with friends In
Piainfeld
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenstalk, OF Eliz-
abeth, have returned to their home
after visiting Mrs. Philip Duchowny,
Of King street.
William D, Voorhees,. of Smith
street, was q visitor in Asbury Park
yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Floersch and
son William Nj. Floersch, of Smith
street, enjoyed an automobile ride to
the Highlands Saturday.
Chester ellis, of Kearny avenue,
was a visitor in South Amboy yes
terday.
Mrs. Frederick Klein, of New
York, is spending several days In
this city.
Alexander Conquest. OF High
street, was a South River visitor yes.
terday.
Edward LOTUS, of Grant street
was the guest of Miss May White, In
Red Bank Saturday.
Bernard Schwartz, of Markei
street, Is spending a week as the
guest OF Miss Josephine Levy, in New
York.
Mrs. Samuel Golub, of Madison
avenue, has returned to her home
after being confined by illness II
New York for two weeks.
II Thomas Brown, of State street
spent the weekend at the High
lands.
Rev. James L. Lancaster. recto,
OF st. Peters Episcopal church. lef
today for his home at Farmviile
: Va, where he will spend a week o.
! ten days.
r Mr.. and Mrs. J.. F. Vanguard ani
children, of Madison avenue, returned
home last night after a-wefk at Rim
joes in the upper part of the state.
Miss Phyllis Collier, of New Bruins
wick, visited friends in Jefferson stree
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Petersen, of Totten
n vile, were in town on Saturday.
/, Anton Miller, Of State. street, was TIL
: guest of relatives in Brooklyn yester
|, day.
Lester Todd, of Madison avenue wa
an Asbury Park visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. Splitter were il
Point Pleasant yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Schwartz. of Mar
ket street, and Miss Josephine Levy, o
v New York, enjoyed an automobile tcil
to Keypore and return yesterday
I Miss Josephine Levy, of New York
spent Saturday and Sunday as the CUES
a of relatives in Market street.
v Frank Houser, of Jefferson street. wa
: a Jersey City visitor yesterday.
s. Robert Greenleaf, of Madison avenue
is able to be around again after
q slight Illness.
Fred Hegge, of Madison avenue. Wis
tied friends in Jersey City yesterday.
Frederick Clarke, of Brooklyn, is
local visitor today.
nj Harry Rabinowitz, formerly Of thi
:. city, now of Cypress Hills, Long /:
land, renewed old aeqaaintaaees in tow
d Saturday and Sunday.
Andrew Johnson, of New York, wa
a local visitor yesterday.
r Mrs. Philip Joselson, of State stree
: has returned home after spending sever
al days in New York.
Harold Koons, of Pottsyille, Pa,
n visiting in Kearny avenue.
John Kelly, of Broad street, has n
J. turned after two weeks camping o
4 Staten Island.
Albert Bollschweiier, of state stree.
was a Sewaren visitor Saturday.
Ernest Bollsehweiler was a Sout
/ Amboy visitor Saturday.
a Misses Frances Salter and Mary Lo.
enc, Of Market street, have returne
n after q weeks stay in Asbnry Park.
Charles X. Hamilton, the Aayiatol
passed through this city Saturday al
E ~ternooB. in his Stearns car, engept
lfsom Atlantic City to New York.