Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-06
SAYREVILLE

Fred Brenker and Emma Hoff-
man r visiting at the home of his
father, Henry Brenker, of Oak
street.
Charles Brenker, of Connecticut,
spent thsweek end at Milltown. He
is visiting at the home Mrs. Henry
Brenker, of Oak street, for three
weeks:
John Connors and Mike Dreamer
spent Saturday evening at Sayre-
vile at the water melon cut at ALI
gair Park.
Mr.. Selmsbeck, of Philadelphia,
Is spending q few weeks with his
wife and daughter at the home Of
Anton Miller, of Smullen street.
They will spend several days at the
home of Leo Miller, Of Dane street.
Mr.. Selmsbeck is the owner Of one
of the largest wholesale vegetable
houses In Philadelphia.
Anton Miller, Of Smullen street,
is having the front Of his new house
beautified by planting a hedge and
putting down a cement walk, and
planting trees. He wants to make
his home one of the finest on the
speedway.
OOuu GuSIcubl I, VI dlIllt IL IuIu
up with a very sore foot. A cake Of
ice fell on his foot and leaves him
in very bad condition.
Fred Voght has Invented a new
ploughing machine that will plough
fifteen acres in a day. 1t Is run by
gasoline.
Miss Annie Hofhausen and Mrs.
Annie Mass left yesterday for a
trip through the west.
Mel Chevalier, of Main and River
streets, was a visitor in Main street
in upper S~ayreville Saturday even
ing.
Joseph Check, the local mason
contractor, has just received the
contract for to build a factory for
| Mr.. Senhauser, 87x4S, on Martin
| avenue, at South River. Mr.. Check
| also has a house to build i'll Mill
town.
1t has been reported in another
paper that Peter Knapp and William
Roller were building four houses for
Herman, of South River. This a
mistake, as Joseph Check, of Sayre-
Vile, is doing the work.
Mrs. Rudolph Uncle, of South
River, visited at the home of her
son Saturday.
Martin Matheas has the largest
| crop of white, red and blue grapes
of anyone in this section. He cut
sev~enty-hve bushels Sunday and Is
only half through.
William Snowfeld, of Parlin, has
his house and lot for sale
Mrs. George Smith and Mrs. Fred
Cordes attended the celebrations at
Freehold Monday.
Walter Riddle and Miss DellP
Smith spent Monday at Atlantic City.
Edward Hayes spent Sunday at
Westminster county, New York state,
with his friend.
William Riddle is visiting local
friends at the mountains.
Miss Minnie Meyer spent Labor
Day at Bay Shore, L. l., with her
sister, Mrs. Whalen.
A large crowd attended the clam
bake at Morgan Sunday.
William Rahde was a New Bruins
| wick visitor Sunday evening.
Captain Fred Corder spent Sunday
at home with his wife and son Ed
win. The captain plies between
New York and Boston.
B. F. Samsel spent Sunday at
Chesequake.
Frank Hartman spent Sunday at
Old Bridge.
Edward Nugent, who runs the
Sayre Fisher farm, has a rare pet.
1t is a white pig about a year old,
who runs about the place. The pig
understands everything Mr.. Nugent
says and does as he Is told. He
follows his master like a dog. Mr..
Nugent became attached to the pig
when it was taken sick and he took
care of 1t.
Mrs. August Rohde and daugh,
ters went to Perth Amboy with Miss
Annie Holthausen and Mrs. Mass
Monday morning, where the latter
took the train for their long trip
over the country west and south.
The fire b~rickworks were closed
Monday on account of Labor Day.
Theorda Steer had a party at his
home Monday in honor of his eighth
birthday. He had a large gathering
of his young friends.
Robert Sitter and Edward Holt
hansen are spending a few days at
Hyde Park.
John Mouser spent his vacation
at Boynton Beach.
was in South Amboy calling on
friends Yesterday afternoon