Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07
SAY REVlLLE

Mrs. Charles Den1ce, or South Am
boy, Is visiting her father, Thomas
Smith, Of Main street.
Augustus Erlish, of Keyport, Wis
tied his mother, in Hillside avenue,
yesterday.
Chief of Police Boyler was out
driving with his new police patrol
horse yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Esser and
daughter have returned home after
spending a few days in Woodside,
l.. I.
Charles Englehart, Richard Meyer
and Fred Esser visited South River
Wednesday night.
Master william Frost, of New
York, Is visiting his grandmother,
on AIbert's Hill.
John Haag, Of Main street, the
baker, has put on a new baker on
account Of his increased trade.
David Bonner, of Portsmouth, Is
spending a few days with his moth
err, of Dane street.
Fred Cordes, of this place, who is
a captain Of a schooner at Hacken-
sack, is spending a few days with his
wife In Main street.
Frank Schain, of Maple street,
visited South River Wednesday
night.
Van Hendrickson visited South
River Wednesday night.
Edward Hayes, assistant foreman
on yard 8, of S. & F., has been doing
police duty for the last few days.
William BLY,, of Albert's Hill, has
opened a new barber shop.
Mr.. Connors, of Vfneland, called
upon George L. Sullivan yesterday
on business.
Rev. Father Gil1hllian was out try
ing his new automobile Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Frame and
family returned home yesterday, af-
ter spending q few days with rela-
tives at Philadelphia.
John Burkhart, who was hurt at
the ball game Fourth Of July, is i'm
proving. Mr.. Burkhart is a butcher
at Sayre & Fishers store and is
missed very much. 1t will be some
time before he will be able to walk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rohde, of Main
street, visited his farm yesterday and
reports his hay crop in good condi-
ton.
Fred Wernes and family took g
JTIp 10 COuSy 1SIdhd ySStSI q
Richard Skean, of Main street,
and Mr.. Hahn, of Dane street, are
spending a few days at Coney Island,
Joseph Schmitz took a trip to
Perth Amboy with his new m%otorboat
yesterday.
Paul Mason, the barber, Of Main
street, has just had a new electric
fan put In his shop.
Fred BetZler has given up his posi-
ton as a driver for George Allgair
Joseph Jeck, u new mason con
tractor, is very busy. He has just
received two contracts for new
houses, one in Sayreville and one in
South River.
George Norman, the barber, OF
River street, visited South River OF
Wednesday night.
The Standard Oil Company Is dem
onstrating their cook stove at Sayre
& Fishers store.
Edward Holthousen paid a flying
visit to Philadelphia.
Rev. R. R. Steer will attend the
Worlds Christian Endeavor conven.
ton at Atlantic City, July 10 to IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone, Of Camden
are guests at the home Of Mrs
CRUDE, of Lower Main street.
Henry Roth, of New York, spent
the Fourth of July with his cousin
Edward H%olthousen.
Harriet and Anora Frame, of Up
per Sayreville, have returned home
after a three weeks visit at Straub-
ten Heights, Pa.
Miss Mary Rhode and Freda Bow
er, of Philadelphia, are the guests Of
Miss Anna Holthousen.
Mrs. E. w. Walton, of New York
spent Tuesday night at the home o.
Postmaster Gildersleeve.
Mrs. M. N. Tounley, of MAR
street, entertained Mrs. Seymore, Of
Brooklyn, Wednesday.
Mrs. Simmons, of Trenton, Is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Thorn.