Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-31
SOUTH RIVER

Undertaken Morgan conducted the
funerals of two children on Friday. One
was of John Hoeda, from the Hungari-
an Catholic church and the other was
of John Duma, from the Russian Greek
church. Both children were of foreign
parentage.
The September meeting of the South
River Building and Loan Association
will be held on Tuesday evening, Sep
TENDER 3, at the Van Norden House.
Miss Estelle Van Arsdale, Of the
school faculty, is visiting in Kingston.
Mrs. Chris. Beauregard is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Johnson,
Of Fishers Corner.
Michael Morrisey, proprietor Of the
East Brunswick Hotel, has erected a
large sign in front of his place of bust
ness and another over the alley leading
to the hotel stables.
Miss Mildred Stephany, who has
been forelady at Charles Hermann s
factory, has resigned her position. Miss
Mary Finland, of South Amboy, is her
successor.
Miss Helen Booraem has recovered
from a mild attack of ptomaine pois-
oning.
John Eberwein, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Eberwein, was operated on
Thursday afternoon at st. Francis Hos
pital, Trenton, for throat trouble. Mrs.
Eberwein was at the hospital during
the operation, and when she left the
boy was feeling good and did not ap-
pear to suffer from the effects of the
operation.
Rumor has it that the South River
Tobacco Stripping Company expects to
erect a large building near Water
street. They are negotiating with the
Board of Trade to intercede for them
in having a 35-foot wide street accept
ed by the borough council.
Get your chicken appetite ready, for
on Tuesday night of next week the Ia
dies of the German church will hold
their annual harvest home chicken sup
per. According to the way the tickets
are selling everybody is going. Have
you your ticket?
Middlesex Embroidery Works, has re-
turned home from a two-months' tour
of Switzerland and other points in
Europe. Mrs. Sennhauser will return
later, as an attack of illness delayed
her plans of accompanying her husband
home.
The management of the Star Theatre
a special performance of two
shows on Labor Day evening. Also
that beginning September 4 the We'd
nesday night shows will be continued
during the winter months, also the Sat.
urday evening shows as. usual.
Rev. T. w. O~verhiser, pastor of the
Tabernacle Baptist Church, who has
been absent on his vacation the past
month, has returned to the borough, &C
~companied by his son, Harold. Mrs.
Overhiser is p~rolonging her visit. The
first two weeks of the vacation were
spent among relatives at Eatontown,
and the latter portion spent at Bed
1ord Hills, N. Y, among friends, as
the Rev. Mr.. Overhiser was a former
pastor there for nine years. He will oc-
c,upy his pulpit at both services on Sun
day. The sacred communion will be ad-
ministerial and new members received.
Rev. James Lord, of the Methodist
Church, is planning a big rally of the
Epworth League and general forces of
tne church to be held on Sunday eve
nlng, September Is. A splendid pro-
gram is under way.
Misses Hazel and Gladys Booraem.
who have been enjoying an extended
visit with their aunt, Mrs. William
Marshall, of Ohio, have returned home,
the latter continuing on to her home in
Brooklyn.
Mrs. Fred Nodme and sons and Mrs.
Fred Evans and son Harold have re-
turned home from Long Branch, where
they were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Rue.
Mrs. Fred Evans and son, Harold, re-
turned to their home in Yonkers, N, Y.
today, after a pleasant visit with rela,,
ives in the borough.
Mrs. William Good, of Philadelphia.
Pa is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
Lott, and will return home tomorrow.
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Marie Good, who has been enjoying the
past month among relatives and
here.
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