Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-11
South Amboy : Roosevelt F.: Port Reading
keasbey : South River : Old Bridge
SAYREVlLLE

street.
John Klein, of Fishers corner is
training a lot of rabbits. He intends
to make trick animals of them.
Raymond Groves, of New Bruins
wick, was a ~Sayreville visitor on
Thursday.
William Slower, of South Amboy,
was in town on Thursday on bust
ness.
John lack, of Hillside avenue,
made a catch of twelve weakfsh on
Wednesday.
August Masur is spending a few
days at Asbury Park.
Gus Heard and family spent Mon
day at the German picnic.
Daniel Wood, OF Smullen street,
is taking piano lessons now. He is
doing nicely now.
Mrs. John Cort, of Main street,
has a new kind of goods in her
store. 1t is ice cream.
The agent of Decker & Abrams, of
New Brunswick, was In town Thurs
day.on business.
Paul Smith, of Main street, is
busy filing up one of his lots for
building purposes.
John Henzler has bought the four
COWS raised by Conrade Albert, Of
Albert's Hill.
Victor Bwikshot, of Grove street,
the barber, Is spending a few days
at Lawrence HarbOr.
Patrick Sugarne is spending a few
days at Bayonne.
Mrs. Bare, of Idlewild avenue, was
a New Brunswick visitor Wednesday.
John Keegan, of Main street, has
bought a new team Of driving horses
which he intends to enter in the
races in the near future. The price
paid was 5000. They came from
Trenton.
Henry Holthausen visited his wife
at Lawrence Harbor Wednesday
evening.
Henry Feaster is going to take a
trip to Soldiers Beach Sunday.
The Woodchoppers, Of S~ayreville
will have their annual outing at
Soldiers Beach on Sunday. Three
special cars will leave the Forester
hall at eleven o'clock in the morning.
Chris Miller, of Dane street, is
laid up with boils underneath his
right arm and is unable to attend to
his duties at Parlin.
Fred Voght, of Parlin, was a Wis
itor Wednesday evening.
William Bailey was a Midtown
visitor on Monday.
Robert Hunter is going to take a
trip abroad in the near future.
Charles Oswald, of Grove street,
is spending a few days at Soldiers
Beach.
St. Mary's Drum Corps went to
Long Branch on Thursday to attend
the iremen's parade. EVA
Mrs. Anqie-Alsa viii leave in g
I teW&aaDrJ for an extended trip
through the south. Miss Annie
H%olthausen will accompany her.
Frank Wagner, Of Melrose was
committed to the town hall on Wed
nesday night by the special officer for
being disorderly.
Fred Esser expects a new fouI
passenger auto in a few days.
August Eckell was a Milltowr
visitor Tuesday night.
Miss Gussie Johnson, of Elizabeth
is spending a few days at the home
of her sister Mrs. Charles Frost.
Captain Ike Greene. of the
schooner Mclaughlin was arrested
at South River on Wednesday even,
ing on a charge of one Of his crew
Johnathan Bright, the tax collec-
tor, will leave on October 10 for
trip to Germany. He will take Hen
ry Deutch with him.
Rudolf Dregrer, the assistant tc
Van Hendrickson on Fishers gro,
Gerry wagon, it is reported will be
married the first part of September
to a young lady from New York.
Ben Boden is spending a few days
with friends at Philadelphia
Thomas Dolan, Of Dolan street
will leave the latter part of August
for a trip to Ireland.
Miss Nina Rode and Miss Teastel
are spending a few days at Lawrence
Harbor.
Paul Check, an engineer on the
Sayre-Fisher main line, had a mi1
up. He piled up six cars in a heal
at yard six on Thursday morning
No one was hurt.
Frank Kolb, of Main street, ha!
returned from a trip to Barnegat.
Mrs. Adolf Guenfield has returned
from Asbury Park.
Louis Johnson, of Hart street, has
just returned from a long triI
through the southern states. Mr.
Johnson is a salesman for sealskir
goods and only gets home about three
times a year.
Wosleo Karvath, of Dane street
is attending the wedding of his un-
Gle at the Highlands on Thursday.
John Moswer is celebrating his
birthday. He Is spending a few days
in Fishers grove at the springs.
Silias Church, Of South River, was
in town Thursday on business.
Frank Johnson, the Steeple zach
and Fred Crounick, have just fin
ished the two big stacks at Sayre &
Fishers plant. They put bands or
from top to bottom, 100 feet high.
John Burkhart has been promoted
from butcher in the store to butcher
on the wagon in the place of Colt.
lieb, who has gone In business at
South River.