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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-17

memory Is cherished as founder
DIR. Tuckerman was a Unitarian, but
his grandson Is today rector OF one
Of our Protestant Episcopal Churches
In America" asu
latter serving with ability and
earnestness as a rector of an Eastern
church, Mr.. Tuckerman has asked his
Bishop to depose him that he may
enter the Unitarian ministry. He Is
now a minister In Boston.-Ed.)
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE BY AID.
VERTISHMENT

. AA060A1NA
mortgage executed and delivered s.: Eugene
National bank Of Garrison, North. Dakota, :
August. 1910, and 6ied Tor record in the office
Of the Reeistor Of Deeds Of the County. Of Nc
Lean ana State Of North Dskotc, on the 18th
corded in Book B.ss Of Mortgages q pae -,
will b foreclosed by Q sale Of the premises
in such mortgage and hereinafter described,
ct the front door of the Court House in the
City Of Weshburu, county of Mclean, state OF
north Dakota. at the hour OF 2 O'Clock .. n.
on the 18th day of December. A. d. 1911, 70
satisfy the amount due upon said moftssseo y
Tho premises described in such mortgage and
which will DO sold to satisfy the same arc de.
Il Block numbered Twenty.one CIV q The VII
lage Of Garrison. Mclean County North Da::
kota, according to the plat thereof on n!o and
Of record in the Office OF the Register OF Deeds
in and for said county.
conditions Of said mortgage, In this hat said
mortgagor has failed TO pay Q certain promis.
soEy note described fn said mortgage, aud pay
able to the mortgage. bearing oven date with
said mortgage, for tho sum Of $4,000. duo Aug.
DIST 18th, 1911, with interest after date ct IL per
cert per snnum So.
There wiz % due on such mortgage at the
date Of sale the sum OF {z1i:7e. 49,. CO.,.
day Of November, 1915. -
First National Bank of
Garrison, N. .. Q corpo.
ration Mortgage
q. Ngeirson,
Attorney for Mortsasoo, 49,
Wsshburn, n. d. 2l-a5
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES SALE BY AID.
vERTISEkEN1

NOTICE Of OhEG1USU MEt BALE ~ Az
Notice is hereby given thst that certsia mort;
WE'RE and Eva Wetre., his vito. mortgagors to
tss kl = ao seeaoRsi5 sa %o.s q Sess,ds sssd fe she 81: Sc
day Of March. 1911, and 6led for record in the
of1ee of the Register OF Deeds OF the County
18th day Of March, 1911, at $50 r. n: recorded
foreelosed BY q, sale Of the premises IN such
front door 81 the Court House. in The City 81
WashbuIn. County of Mclean and State OF
North Dakota, at the hour of 2 O'Clock Pm.
On the 18th day Of December I'M "a a. m " asi y 70 70
The premises described in such mortgage and
y ys4iSad yin III ,% 81 sold to 1 sstNiS syms the S: TSlr sye ( So
qtBlock numbered Fifteen (l5),,in tho yillage
d Garrison, Mclean County. North Dakota;
according to The plat thereof on fls Sa aIa 2,
and for said county.
petault 4a!ine 6eeen made in, the :. terms ss;. e
rsea note described in said mortesee,
;ss eyee a:te vitS said @ortssgs: 5or The sum
date, st = per cont Psr, nnun, And h.s failed
to pay the accrued interest : thereon; that
in accordance with the terms Of, said nor.tsafe
iii pay tie taxes due and delinquent on said
premises IN the anount Of $l0.sl, which is in.
cluded in this foreclosure.
d.. Ih q ss Tili ss Ss s das q e. .s ssss @ snd ssi.,s 81 am. me
being the amount of said taxes, Ut the date OF
sale, making q total Of $S60.AS.
Dated this 18th day Of November. 1911.
First National Bank OF
Garrison, N. D. . Corp0-
ration, Mortgage.
&. Olseirson. -
4IWssshknrn. Moth DAKOTA. 2l.ae
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
saee executed and delivered By william Mel:
S S;si : . si9es!s man pSe e.sae't to Wells. sna
'dssed Che Isl DAY 81 Decsnber. isos, and lied
s2 Re fec %c1a ia sh e etc. Of the Register q DEEDS
o Scksis a. a. H. sne . seo az n ia B fsnIiBB 81 ii III &&c;- e rs
Of psse 54s, and assigned by said mortgage 70
lsc sss1is a e. w ssid o s=sstn g Sssists ": 81 DEEDS BE- t on
the 18th day Of October, 1911, and recorded in
Book. HIS. q, Mortgage at page 100, will Be-
foreclosed b 2 sale q .the Premises IN such
front door Of the Court House in the city Of
North Dakota, et the hour of2 O'Clock. p. y.
q tse ' en on ga au % apon ssia n as2 .ssa an 1N t sss d.yy
The premises described in such mortgage
d dese, HSssh !. s'i so Ss sela e f NV w. n e.. iie e s re
t .s1esssr q &c aa,1 ne!ts.es!ss s%sa; Is !sw sSS sWT'
81 Range sasasc E ia 3s4) W.5sth +. NJ, lin IL Nc:
Lean County. North Dakota. :.
Default having been made IN the terms and
mortgagor has failed to pay . certain promis.
DRY motto described in said mortgage, and pay:
able to the mortgage and assigned TO the said
for the sum Of 5000, due December LIST, 1910,
with interest after maturity at u per cent per
annum, and has failed to pay the accrued In.
forest thereon. ~
That in accordance with the terms of said
mortgage, the said assignee paid to the assig.
nor thereof two coupon notes, same being in.
terest on . prior mortgage on said premises,
each in the amount Of $3.50 Of even date with
the other. December LIST, 1911, with interest at
the rate Ct Il Per cen. Ssnt per err. an . y "a after iet.n ma
accrued thereon have been paid by the mort.
gagor. That further in accordance with the
terms Of said mortgage. said assignee has paid
and redeemed the taxes against said premises
for the year 1910. in the sum. Of Sass.
There will be due on such mortgage at the
date Of sale the sum Of $3.50 also $lo1. 76. in.
forest notes on prior mortgage, With interest
being the amount OF said taxes for 1910, at the
date of sale, making q total of $307.s0.
Dated this 18th day Of October, 1911.
A. johnson.
Assignee of Mortgage
Attorney for said Assignee,
Washburn, North Dakota. 17-2s
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RAINFALL ABOVE NORMAL
RSbert shown 1910 Precipitation az
i# 1870 inches.

The Wells e Dickey company Of
Minneapolis made inquiry Of w. G.
Gilbreath, commissioner Of agriculture
for North Dakota. as to precipitation
in that state and crop results Tor 1911.
Mr.. Gilbreath reports on the matter
Of precipitation 1870 inches, which is
s1.21 above normal for nine months of
the year. The excess is dire principal
y, however. to heavier than normal
precipitation during September and
In . few localities in August.
On the question Of crops Mr.. Gil
breath makes this report:
"While our System Of collecting
crop statistics win not give If the
1911 nguresasV until the summer Of 1912.
when a~ssessors' figures : tabulated.
our crop reports received during the
growing . enables US to make
an esHnste Of the Yields which should
have some weight. Our rough cal
Z cuuiatioinn Indicates : yield Of wheat q
q least sese0o.0oe bushels With other.
small, cereals ii. the same proportion,
u f1llli crrotIp,llofaco corn, while the favorable
weather In the months ofsBeptembar
and October has wrsught wonders
Within yield of late sown fax. AZ
stogether the department esttmates
The value sof agricultural grain. fodder
49,. ~ E.Is.Ea.G 1S.HsS $3.50. 49, 4t.1a:% I'll 81
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SEA NEA, NEA
SEX. NE sWN:34
J. Wicker. 81 SWA34
Nels olson, NWA,
a: NE Christensen i;1:;;;,.:;i +
NEA, SWA NEA.. "a
j. B; Peterson, NEA,
jonas aM H. Oh; Christensen :nsei.'4
sen NEN. ny SEA34
Martin C. Christensen,
Sk S A,-34- S V
,a s%% Nelson Nelson; Ei;; i
SEA, SWA seq 80
Township 1
Peter HOlbeck, SEN.. 2
Harvey W. James,
SWA, Sec. and
SEA NEA, NEA
Edward Russell, SWA
SWA % SEA sen,
Sec. 8, and lei
MEN. 10 T..
Phobo Kraft, SWA
SEN -3- WE NEA,
sa SEA- H;.i NEN An
QEA SWyA 2 Ell
John M. Haven, Lots
2-3-6-6.NEA SWA.
True Mathews. Sk
sen. SEX SWA-4-
Mex. NWA 1000. 3
John Mellin, Lots 1-5.
SMA NEM. sen
John Mellin, Lots 81 5
John Mellin. Lot 8 :. S
Kate b. Wilson, EA :
SWA, Lots 6 and Z 8
Carl ". Smith, . Eh
NWA, Lots 1 and 2 Z
Milo Field, .SEN lei s
Henry E. Mathews. lot
6-SEA sen, Sec. 8,
and 81 SWA...... 9
B. L. Welk. SWA....10
David w. Miller. Eh
sEA -10.wh SWA: II
Casper III. Field, VIZ
SEA 10 ny NEK15
Marie p. Peterson, SM
ca sM1 ii. VI Fed, sh* ~ W
SWA, NWA SEA..11
M: r. Peterson. NEA
p :::;: :;;;;1l
NWA. NWA NEK,
Chas. r. Kittleson.
VIZ NWA. sen
NWA, NWA, sWA :1s
Anton Sorben, EA
SWA. sWA. sWA .13
Park r. Casey, NWA
SEN Lots 3-4-5 ....17
Amelia Rogers (heirs)
sWA, S sEHH' NW 4
Oscar Iverson (heirs)
Lots I and 2 :.:::.1S
Jacob Hestner. SEN 20
p o d Hottie, n Y
SWA, SWA SWA,
Sec. 81, and NWA
Thomas o. Belsine,
sen SWA. ~ EA
Fred L. Conklin,
cb NM SEX WIS.,: Nnu
NEA ........ ......23
NWA ........, .....23
James Burrows. NEM24
Tilla Gunderson. Sh
SWA -25- SN SEK26
l d Barnes, NWA
4 Danielson, SK
r NWA NEA,
MagnVs Gjertson, NEH2 70
IChrist O. BerGet, S1
SWA. s5h 80
SWA. SWN SEN 50
G. Al1inger, NEA ..S4
NWK SEX, Lot 1.,.34
X. 4. Nelson. Lots 80
81 NWA .........34
j. Sacksnan, 6h 6Ek1
Geo. L.. Bryant, lots
I, and Lots 1.2 -. Q
Ole Olson. Jr. SEN =.
Tess F Il ste yash, sh Rot 8
q, HWN NWA. Sec.
8. and Sk NEk,
I1otl y@....., $500. 6
Christian voth, Lots
2-3.4.6-9Ek NWh. 6
Asmund p. Felland. -
Abraham l.. Ricketts,.
Lillian II. Dunbar, e1H
NEN, gEH NWN.
NwK SEA- ........12
Aug. r. Eurcish. WI
e SWK ........13
Frank H. Dunbar. 81
SEX, NEN sen,
SEK SWK ........1a
Lena Telenga, Lots g.
A, Z ~ s oIaln, i Lot i,
Sec. 49,. and lots E-6.3
Frank J. School, Ell
SEA. al Ell NEN16
Albert b. Olson, NWx13
Lizzie A. Lund. SWA23
GMbert b. Olson, WI
SEA- 2SsWH NEAf6
Chas. RI. White. En-
NWNs MI 9WN. rs
Knute p. Boo, 6EA .26
lie. n. White, .26
tC. r.. White. sen ~. .26
Il. G. u Olson, Ell 4
Ell 1EN ..7
VIM. RtpkN1lnRn, EN-
NNNA, IN SNN 81
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Jacob G. Pfanzler.
WI sen j. W.. WI,
VIM. Il. Denman, Lots
3 and 4, Sec. 4, and
None c. Miles, '! swA
sWA S. VIZ NWK,
SEX NWA ........ 8
Johan Stumwall, Lot
NJ SEN. NEA
Einar A.. Wing, sk
E. A. Wing. VIZ 'NEX
Albert L.. Olson, SEA. Z
Johannes Bauer, sen
Johannes Bauer, EA
NEk ...... ....... 3
Christian IAther,
,1e sw% K. ''; Kin.. 81
NEA. NE sEA..:Il
Tealine Olson. NE Of
OLE NJ r Tonnes; ST.: sX
NV "a, M SW N.:1l
T.. L.. Britton. 81
SEk, Ill EH NEN14
Ranse S. Dahl, NEA .13
Christian Bauch. VIZ
NWK. wy I
NEA. ny sEA;;..lS
Carl j. Olson. NEA. 20
Bruce Edgar. SWA 80
Chas. w. Tong, WE
NEA. VIZ sen :.22
Karl Berg, Ek NEA,
Ida IS Slsc shA Tong. ''Ni;wi;;X;ssss
Karl Berg. Wa NWA23
Christian Wall. SWK23
Elmine Olson, NEA.. 23
Emma I: Klein. SEA24
Bells A. Keel, SEA ..25
First State Bank.
&. ca y. McGrayS. sWM
John L.. Lund. NE
c. u II. McGray. SEN
sen. -2s. Ek NEN -.
Carl VAIL, EA
SEA, SWA SEA-.
NEK SWA ........29
George T.. Dame, E1A
SWA, Lots and 4..30
1 Christian ChriStman.
Lot 6 EA NEA,
Nils 4. Olson. NEA .35
- Townehip 14s
Edward Mantz. Part
Of NEA NWA -. =
F.. Maunz. NE. sWA:
John Wessner, Sh
rh s%H olson ;;;:' Lot IT,: 8
Michael Stolz, Lots q
3-5 sen NWA.
swA NEA :..:...:
Jacob Boyer. Lots g.
John Weber. SEN s
Theobold Mittleider,
1!OtS d1iu g DE
Christian Hummel,
SM sen - VIZ
ps Mi Peterson ;; SEX ii;;;' 5
W. +. Winkelman, SH
NEA NWH SEA.. 3
Katherine Mehlhof,
George G. Hay. NEA1l
John H. Klinesasser.
Christian Kempf, Jr:,
and NEH NEK,
81 NWA NWA...2
Christina Johnson,
Eh NEA ..........T
Andrew Gunderson.
EA NEA. ia w.
Andrew j. Peterson,
Lots 2 and 8. SEX
NWA. NEA SWK. rs
Therwold f. Kjorness.
chriseof Kempf, NEN
sSMMHA. MI Is : SMA'2o
Peter ". Quinn. SWA
NEA, NWA sen. 30
Michael HI. Whelan.
SEA ......... ::::21
Jacob Boyer, SEA
NEA, NEA SEA-,
WE SEX .........22
Julia Trautman, Sk
Nv ". 22 N V
Rasalie Eszlinger, EH
sWA SEX NWA,..
Gottfried Roessler.
NEA NWA, NY
W y NV u, W.
SWA ..........:...25
Burt C.. Laurene, Ell
SEA, sWA sEA.
Ludwig Wallathin. ny
NWh. NWA NEA,
i Sec 2s. and NEA
Anton Iowa, NJ
SWA. Sc NWA ~
John W. Pratt. NEA2S
IFr:tnk Diore. SWA...2 %
Pearl E. Reyes. NJ
SCI, sen NEA,
NEA SWA ....:.::29
Otis Beardsley, SEA
Sec. 80. and w
sW14, sWA NWA;@'
Leslie Oppelt,, SEE.i.
SEA go Is: NEA
Almina Faster. VIZ.
NEA. NEA NEA,
so wv wv go
Jacob Mitz. NEA
l. IVA, NY NEA
ERemi Rottleau. SWISS
Ole Dahl. sK NEh
Township ~,
Jacob Steinwapd, SEX
i s SEEhf. ak EE SPY,
Christian Suffer. NWA
seq. SWK NEA,
Lots 2-3-l @........ 1
Kari Jungiing. Sr.
Sk NEA. Lots
and 2, Sec. 2. and
Lndvig Herman. (heirs)
II. sWN w L. EN-
ch S : Esiingier.
acres in SEN NWA 9
Erwin ShtpMa1i. sen
NWA .......... .. 2
Christian Esltnger.
NEA SWA. NY
/ SEE, SEK SEh...:
Nathaniel Oeller, Sk
NEA. SEA NWA.
Lots Ia ........:.:. 8
1Phillip O.. Huber. NJ
4 SWN. sWA NwA. .
Jonhannes Metz9er,5
81 NWA, Lots 3
and 4, Sec. 4, and
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Halver r. Halverson,
SWA NEA ........l3
Henry Longtime. Ek
Farm Mtge. Loan &
Land Co. YEA ....15
Christina Lidtha,
Everett NJ. Kuale,
jacob Presser, sH
NWA. NJ sWA;..17
David Mantz, IL
Jacob Presser, Lots 3
and 4, Ek SWA ..1S
D. T. Owens. NEA. 10
D. T. Owens, sen 10
Asa G. Kinney, EM
ss,WMh. NV, MWN sWA..
Emanuel Furst NWA22
Emanuel Furst, NEK22
Bernard De Vries,
Christian Christian Dona,d,
~ w., wv W. s ~
Anna Korwall, NJ
MEA. ~ Men,,
Heinrich Rub. Lots 1
and 2 ...............24
Florence E. Stewart,
Lots 5-6-7-8, Sec. "a,
and Lot 1...........25
Frederick Lorenson.
VIZ SWA, SWA
NWA Sec. Is and
sen, VEL ........26
Matt. Torgerson, ny
NWA, SWA NWA,
NWA, SWA .......27
Julia A. Lockren.
SWA SWA ........28
Ole K. Lockrem. NJ
SWA, SEA SWA,
NWK SEN ........2S
oscars p. Peterson,
S1xk a &Ad4A xI1AS
Lots l-2-Eh NWA30
j. Austin Regain, SEN
NWAs NEA sWA..,
Anton e elson n, s Y
YEA. NEA Men,,
Aug. Rittenbauch,
SWA 1900.
clara J.. Wicker,
Chris. VI. Christensen.
s sEH -.a MI s MEh q.
J. Wicker. Sh SWA34
Nels olson, NWA,
EEA ...............34
A. Christensen. NEM
NEA, SWA NEA ia
j. b. Peterson,
NWA ...... .......34
Jonas HI. Christensen.
sen NEN. ny SEA34
Martin C. Christensen,
Sh S F. A,-34- s V
SWN ....... .....35
Jacob Nelson. Eh
SEA, SWA SEA .354
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(0ontinued on Page ix)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
TOWNS
ROOSEVELT MAN is
ACCUSED OF VIOLATION
sssesai so "a. BvgsrNa NEws.

NRsSFNs &c tNe " N& US.
Roosevelt, Feb. 27:-George We'll
Task. of Houston street, was arrested
Sunday morning by Marshal J. Dono-
van, charged with keeping a disor-
derby house and selling beer without
a license at q pool room which he
owns. The officer about half an hour
after midnight Saturday found a
number of men In q back room play
ing cards and drinking beer from
bottles.
Donovan removed the prisoner
and four men In, the house to the
lookup and seized six cases of beer,
a pack Of cards and some money
which was on the table. The four
men were questioned Sunday morn
ing by Recorder Levenson and then
liberated. Wellasko will have a
hearing today.
The witnesses are Andrew Ko-
wich, John Boliek, Mike Kolosh and
another man. Kowich said that
Wsllasko was paid for the beer but
none of the others would admit that
1t was so. KoIosh stated they were
playing cards for money and that he
had won $3.50 at the time the OFF,
GER interrupted the game.
Any affair. or happening. or CTR
cumstance which Ia too small to
make q want ad. worth while as an
adjusting force is too small to worry
about.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
METUCHEN

DR.. Fenton and the boys OF the
Brotherhood enjoyed q trip to Bay
onne, Wednesday to meet with the
Brotherhood of that city. Master
Paul Fenton read an interesting pa
per on what the brotherhood does
for a bay.
Mr.. Broome of the High school,
is visiting his parents.
Miss Woodbury.. of Bayonne, is
a guest of Miss Constance Murray.
Mrs. Frank Gumstead, has return-
ed home.
Miss Elizabeth Barr is entertain
ing friends.
The annual anniversary reception
OF the Metuchen Club, was held at
the Club House Wednesday evening.
MIR. Jones, OF New Brunswick, has
rented the Waterbury house on Oak
street and will occupy it with his
bride in the spring.
The Quiet Home Club met Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Frank
Atom. Miss Kilby was leader. Mrs.
William Campbell read a paper,
New Jersey in the Revolution" and
Mrs. Manning read the story OF Han
nah Arnett's faith. Three short pa
pers were read on Historic places.
Mrs. Frank Fenton on Trenton
Mrs. TAFT on Burlington and Mrs,
Rowland on Elizabeth
A very pretty cotillion was danced
by the children OF Miss Edwards
class at the League house. Wednes-
day afternoon. Favors were distrib-
uted generous ly and were enjoyed
by guests as we'll &c pupils. The
class VIII continue Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary A. Wilson, widow of
the late Rt. Rev. Edward Wilson,
died in Syracuse, Wednesday after
noon at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Loveland. The funeral servi-
ces were held this afternoon at two
o'clock at her late home on lie
Grand avenue.
The boys of the Senior class OF
New Brunswick High school enjoyed
a banquet at the Hillside Inn. Mr..
Harry Edgar was toast master.
Mis- Bessie Decker is visiting her
parents OF Woodbridge avenue.
Mrs. Fred Ayers and little Miss
Maragret left for d visit with ~rela-
tfyes In the South Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs. STEELE Manning entertained
relatives from New York on Wash
ington's birthday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
WOODBRIDGE
SayreviIle
Sewaren
Report

visitor Saturday afternoon.
Miss Shaw, of South River, spent
Friday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Blue, of Main street.
Mrs. J. II. Beckman was one OF
at Rutgers College Friday night.
Miss Catherine Samsel, of Sayre-
vile, has been substituting for Miss
Louise Hendrickson, who has been
spending a few days with friends In
Naugatanck, Conn.
Frank Samsel. of Newark, spent
the weeks end with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Samsel, of Main
street.
Cleveland Quad has accepted q
position with the international
Smokeless Powder and Chemical
Company.
VIII Illustrate Talk.
At the prayer meeting of the Ger
man Presbyterian church the pastor
will speak on Immigration" and
will illustrate his talk with about
t~hirty-fve pictures, using for the
first item hts new Kaleidoscope, which
he recently bought. A male quartet
will sing for the first time. The choir
will also render an anthem.
Miss Charlotte Simonson, of South
River, was the Thursday visitor OF
Mrs. R. P. Rodan, OF River street.
Mrs. De More, of River street,
spent Friday at the home of Mrs.
Walker Ten Brock, of Parlin.
Christian d, Fisher, of Camden,
spent FRIDAY at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs, R. P. Rodan, of River street.
Miss Jessie Payne, of Northport,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
WOODBRIDGE
MASQUERADE
Many Interesting Items from
Nsighboring Town.
,..oss, 8. n. EVENING NEWS.

Woodbridge, Feb. 17:-The home
of Mr.. F.fF. DUNCAN in Green street,
was the scene of much xaiety .Satur-
day evening. when Mr.. George Dun
igan gave a masquerade party to a
large number OF friends. This Cog
tunes worn were exceedingly orig
inal and as Ia the rule at a masque-
rade, some were very funny and
worn In such a manner as to cause
much merriment among the guests.
The evenings entertainment was va
ried, i~nterspersed with music and
dancing. Shortly after the serving
of delightful refreshments the guests
bade their host good night, all agree
ing that they had spent q most de-
llightfully enjoyable evening.
Change Date For Social.
The date Of the sociable to have
been given by the Builders OF the
Methodist church, at the homo Of
Mrs. Frank Valentine, Friday even
ing of this week, has been changed.
The exact date will be announced
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donohue, OF East Or
ange, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Il. Peterson on Sunday.
Miss Ruth Coventry, of Railway,
was a local visitor Sunday after
noon.
Maurice Kahn entertained out-of-
town friends Sunday.
George Levi, Of Railway, was a
Woodbridge visitor Sunday after
noon.
Miss Jensen, OF Green street, en-
tertained friends from Perth Amboy
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anders Schendorf,
Of Elizabeth, were the guests of Mrs.
John Ohmenhiser over Sunday.
Mrs. Neils Johnson and Miss An
ma Johnson spent Sunday afternoon
whit Perth Amboy friends.
Miss Helen Augustine entertained
a number of her young friends at her
home in Green street, Saturday ar
ternoen, the occasion being her fifth
birthday.
To Entertain Saimagundi.
The S~aImagundi Musical and Lit
|erary Society Will be entertained on
Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
William Pral1. at their home In West
Green street.
Miss Carrie King and Miss Jean
nette Numbers were the guests of
Railway friends Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Huber, Miss
Nan Stewart and Mr.. George Stew
art were the guests of Mr., and Mrs.
A. L. Huber, at their home In Rah-
way, Sunday afternoon and even
ing.
Miss Carrie Ewing vas a Newark
Saturday.
Miss Helen Ensign spent Satur-
day In Newark.
Miss Ethel Inslee and Miss Elsie
Schulze were Perth Amboy visitors
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Helen Holmes has returned
from a visit to her home in Beverly,
N. ].
Illustrated Lecture.
Thea will be an illustrated lee
ture on missions In New Mexico"
by Miss Olive Gibson. In the Congre-
gational church. this evening. All
are cordially invited.
Mrs. William Prall was q Perth
Amboy FisftoF Saturday afternoon
Miss Jeanette Numbers spent
Saturday in Newark.
Miss Gertrude Miller visited In
Perth Ambog Saturday afternoon.
Miss Verna Love was a Railway
syisitor Saturday afternoon.
Mrs.. Walter Peterson was . Perth
Amboy visitor Saturday
Mrs. Charles Numbers was q New
ark visitor Saturday afternoon
G. NJ. Stewart and daughter. Miss
Nan. spent Saturday evening Ia Eliz-
abeth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
Metuchen
MataWan


L. l., is spending a few days with
DR.. Beekman, of Main street.
Clifford Rodan was a Midtown Wis
itor Friday.
Mrs. Hayersteds, mother Of Mrs.
Charles Carr, of Lebanon, Pa, died
at her home Tuesday.
Miss Pauline Klingher, of Upper
Sayreville, returned home Friday
from st. Peters hospital after be-
in gthere for four weeks.
An entertainment and feast will
be held in August Rhodes Hall to-
night. Tickets 81. The benefit will
be for the Sons of America.
Clifford Rodan was a Midtown vts-
itor Tuesday.
The Misses Dorothy Hendrickson,
Mae Dahlegren and Margaret Clyrner
were Perth Annoy visitors Wash
inGton's birthday
Edward Goodman was a New
Brunswick visitor Thursday.
Miss Anna Jehnochle WAS an out
OF town visitor Thursday.
Edwin Holmes was at South Ans
boy on Thursday.
Frank Samsel, Jr., of Newark,
spent Washington's Birthday with
his parents on Main street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
DETECTIVE DEFlEs A CROWD.
But For Eight Minutes a New York
Officer Was Very Busy.

Officer Mas Very Busy.
New York, Feb. 27.-To wedge a
prisoner into a three foot telephone
booth. to cover d crowd of nearly a
thousand r0ughs with a single revoly-
err and to hunt through ones pockets
for q nickel to charm the telephone
into summoning aid-for one detective
to do this all ut the same time is O
feat. Yet Detective Neggesmith ac-
compiished 1t In the dark corner of a
drug store ON East Fifteenth street.
He vas 10 the booth eight minutes
with Samuel Ross, whom he had ar
rested for stabbing a man, jammed
into the shadows beside him and the
shining point of his receiver leYeied
through the drug store doors at the
crowd outside.
Then after those eight very long
minutes twenty reserves came down
OF the crowd. clubbed their way
through and took the detective and his
prisoner through q lane OF tammed
people back TO the station.
Henry Benson. eighteen years old.
ana three friends wers walking along
East Fifteenth street just west OF Ave
mug A when suddenly a man stepped
out of a dark doorway and slashed
Benson In the back with a dirk. Benz
wound phyalefsns at Bellevue
later discovered was near The heart.
Ross wss captured In q tenement
house.