Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-30
SOUTH RIVER

Miss Anna Kaiser is enjoying a
pleasant visit among relatives in
Kingston, N. Y.
Harold Phair and George Allgair,
Jr., are among the local people en-
joying vacations at Asbury Park.
Miss Mabel M%anahan has return
ed home from a vacation trip to AS
bury Park.
Miss Carlotta Simonson and Ray
Miller were recent visitors at Allan
tic Highlands.
John H. Sloan, OF the firm of
Armstrong & Sloan, of Perth Amboy,
was In town on business on Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred French are in
stalling steam heat and bath in
their coy little home in George
street.
Miss Mamie Smith has returned
home from a pleasant vacation spent
in Asbury Park.
George Armstrong, Stephen Rhati-
can and Harold Mark are riding
new bicycles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Van Zant are
enjoying their vacations at Asbury
Park.
Randolph Brant has finished the
foundation for his beautiful resi-
dence which he will erect at the cor
ner of Whitehead avenue and Eliza
beth street. The dimensions of the
house are 28x30. 1t will contain
eight rooms, a bath and a buffers
pantry. Contractor Smith is doing
the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lindberg and
party are enjoying a delightful
cruise on their motor yacht, Maggie
May.
August Mirose was a guest y~ester-
day of Karney Green, of Little
Texas.
John Fee, Jr., and brother, James,
who are summering at Asbury Park,
motored yesterday to the borough.
The annual harvest home supper
of the German Presbyterian church
will be held Tuesday, September 3,
lin the German church. The ladies
of the church are preparing a big
supper which will be served for
thirty-fve cents. Rev. William Kern
has arranged several items of enter
tainment, including good music.
Mrs. F. J. Prentice and son Edwin
HdNc\ SUM- L hpDulS L a L " ChJOy
the ocean breezes and join the col
only of South Riverites located there
until after Labor Day.
Mrs. Silas Church and Mrs. Prem
tice motored to New Brunswick
Wednesday afternoon and called on
Mrs. H. P. Sloan.
Mrs. Maurice Allen is entertaining
her aunt from Hackensack.
Tuesday evening next the ladies
of the German Presbyterian church
will hold a harvest home supper in
the church. This annual affair needs
no advertising as these ladies are
adopts as cooks and have established
a fine reputation along that line.
Tickets are selling fast at thirty-fve
cents.
Joseph Farmer has returned from
Ia pleasant vacation trip spent at
Poughkeepsie, n. Y. He will resume
his studies at Normal School at the
opening of the fall session.
Mrs. Hoover, who has been a guest
of Mrs. William Serviss, returned
yesterday to her home in S~ayreville.
Charles Anderson, George Allgair,
Joseph Mark and John Anderson
motored yesterday to Asbury Park,
where they will spend a few days
enjoying the ocean breezes.
Mrs. Leon Luker and daughter
are visiting her mother, Mrs. Hans
Johnson, of Sayreville.
Carl Jensen's new motor yacht,
which was erected at Lindberg's
railway, has been hauled out on
Booraem's railway to receive some
finishing touches before being taken
out on her trial spin, which will be
made soon down the Raritan. With
lher powerful engine she is expected
to turn up fourteen knots.
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Storage Warehouse-Best facilities,
clean, airy, locked 10 for fur
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