Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-02
SAYREViLLE

MIS-. James QudlQ, WHO u1QST-
went an operation at St. Peters hos
pital on Saturday, is doing nicely.
The S~ayreville band held their re-
hearsal Monday night under the
direction of Prof. Aver.
William Rohde and Frank Lang
we're Seidler Beach visitors ON Sun
day.
DR.. ]. H. Beekman and Mrs. Beck
man were South Amboy visitors
Monday.
Henry Feaster was a New Bruins
wick visitor Sunday.
One of August Rohde's bay horses
of the coach team was taken to DR..
Belloff's horse hospital to be oper-
ated on.
Miss Bernice Siefterd, of Ports
mouth, is spending a week at the
home of Mrs. Wosleo Karat on
Dane street.
James VanPelt, of South Amboy,
was in town Monday night and got
his auto from Frietag's garage on
Plane street, where it was repaired.
Harry Spoor, of Main street, was
in New York Monday on business,
Conrad Popp, of Main street, has
received the contract to paint the
East Brunswick No. 7 school.
Ernest Frenzel, of Dolan street,
was a South River visitor Monday.
Conrad Popp, Harry Spoor and
Ernest Frenzel took an auto trip to
Red Bank Monday night to attend a
German supper. They returned in
the early hours of Tuesday morning.
Ernest FrenzeI al POSTMASTER. The
trip was made in a Packard car.
William Smith, the justice of
peace Of Miller's Corner, is thinking
of going in the fish business as he
went fishing on Sunday and caught
TWENTY-FIVE pounds of weakfsh.
The R. P. S. Club went on an ex-
cursion to Highland Beach on the
launch Norma. Those in the party
were Fred McCarth, Jr., Paul Check,
Alfred Price, w. E. Riddle and w.
R. Riddle, Frank Johnson, John
Newton, Charles Dugaz.
Louis lack, of Hillside avenue,
has gone in the farming business.
Paul Check was a South River
visitor Monday night.
Albert Roller and Harry Gilmore,
of South River, were in town Mon
day.
Richard Rohde is busy searching
the town for his white cat that some
one picked up.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith were
South River visitors Sunday.
Miss Nina Rohde held a birthday
party at her home on Monday. She
Is twelve years old and received a
shower of postals.
There was another Polish we'd
ding held at Allgair's hall Monday.
The Polish class seem to be the only
ones that have the marriage fever
In town.
Charles Schick, of Dane street,
continues to remain very i'll at his
home.
Mrs. Henry Boyler, of Dane street,
was a visitor in lower S~ayreville
Sunday.
Conrad Popp and Harry Spoor
will have a shooting match on Dutch
day for s25, the best out of fifty.
Henry Deer and August Gottlich
will run a foot race on Dutch day at
South River.
Louis Greenfield was a South
River visitor Monday.
l w IL ihuSSl5 tS u
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Philip Farley, Monday.
John Smith, of Parlin, who got his
hand hurt in a coal bucket a week
ago was removed to st. Peters hos
pital Saturday.
Mrs. Gus Locks, of Dane street,
was a New Brunswick visitor Mon
day.
John Chevalier, of Maple street,
is spending a few days at Asbury
Park.
Mrs. Eben Rush was a visitor at
the home of Mrs. Henry Holthausen
Monday afternoon.
Jerome Kelley, of New York, who
has been spending a few weeks at
the home of Mrs. P. F. McCutcheon,
has returned to his home.
Fred Werner was a South River
visitor Monday.
William Schaffer is spending his
vacation at Soldiers Beach.
James knott, of upper S~ayreville,
was a visitor at the home of Miss
LaForge Monday evening.
Chris Croft is spending a few days
at Laurence Harbor.
Harry Spoor has just finished put
ting a slate roof on Bohem's store.
Henry Brenker was a visitor at
John Quaid's Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Esser was a New Bruins
wick visitor Monday.
Harry Spoor is putting a new tin
roof on the porch of the home of
Ernest Frenzel on Dolan street.
John Henzler, of Miller's Corner,
is spending a few days at Asbury
Park.
Dearie Uncle has accepted a posi-
ton as bartender for George Seq
CELL.
Mrs. Locks was a visitor at the
home of Mrs. Joseph Check Sunday.
This town was visited by the Ger
man band Tuesday morning and got
all Main street out to the front.
William Sacks was a New Bruins
wick visitor Tuesday.
Joseph Schmitz was a Perth Am
boy visitor Monday.