Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-07
SOUTH RIVER

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Patrick F'arley's Ford touring car
across the South River bridge Satur-
day night, a into the side of the
car. The driver and occupants were
uninjured.
Frank Green, of Brooklyn, spent
the weekend with his parents.
William Rotherosen, of Brooklyn,
spent the weekend with his sister,
Mrs. Arthur Levy.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Farr and Mr..
and Mrs. William Norman were
guests yesterday of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Chamberlain, of Cranbury.
Miss Maud Fisher, of Highland,
was entertained Sunday by Miss
Alta Price.
The congregation of the Hunga-
rian Catholic church celebrated a
church holiday on Sunday by a large
parade through the streets Of the
borough headed by a band Of music
and mounted officers. The parade
disbanded al Becza's Park on Pros
pect street, where the festivities of
concluded.
Architect Smith was a New Bruins
wick visitor Saturday.
H. M. Priddy. a former resident,
now Of Highland Park, was a local
visitor Sunday.
BENJAMIN Totack, clerk in Rak-
sanyi and Linthardt's grocery store,
Is suffering from a strain caused by
heavy lifting. He has been taken to
St. Peters Hospital, New Bruins
wick, where he will undergo an
Operation.
Jay, the infant son of Mrs. Henry
Jacobson, of Pontiac, Mich, who Is
visiting her fathers home here, is
recovering from an illness Of several
days.
Miss Beulah Suits spent the
weekend with friends at Oceaasa2
Grove.
Mrs. Arthur Levy has been i'll al
her home for a few days.
The new show windows in the
millinery store of Mrs. Mary Willett
have been completed and are now
trimmed for display and lighted.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M
e. church held an interesting meet
ing this afternoon at the parsonage.
The residence of Mrs. Catharine
Eppinger on Washington street is
being connected with ewe and city
water. This convenience is appre-
ciated as it has been necessary to
carry water from the neighboring
yards.
Mrs. Henry Holthausen and son,
Donald, of ~Sayreville, visited Mrs.
Walter Let's on Saturday.
The injured index finger of Milton
Simmons, the high school basketball
guard, is healing nicely and the
team is hustling practice every Cp-
portunity they have SO as to get in
trim for the game scheduled with
the Woodbridge high school October
lis.
The many friends of Mrs. Enocb
versary of her birthday on Saturday
by way of gifts, postcards, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Selover and
George Armstrong motored to the
Scotch Plains Bird Farm Saturday
afternoon.
The Kings Daughters will be en-
tertained on Wednesday night by
Mrs. Nelson Devoe, at which time
they will settle accounts of the apron
bazaar. AS some aprons were un-
sold they will be disposed of by pri
| vate sales.
Mrs. Thomas Thompson anG
daughter, Gladys, have returned tc
their home in WestfieId, Mass, aftel
having spent a few days with Mrs
Maria Bissett.
Edwin Cathcart spent the week.
end among friends in New York city
Mrs. William Morgan, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Tim.
mons, of Ocean Grove, returned tc
the borough on Saturday. Mr.. Nor.
home via automobile.
Ross Hendrickson, the loca.
plumber, is installing a Steamboat.
ing plant in the Burdell ice cream
parlors of Old Bridge.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Robinson, ST..
have moved from the homestead on
the Whitehead estate to their ow1
house in Whitehead
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Vogel haf c
moved into their new house in
Charles street which has just been
completed.
Miss Carrie Frandsen, of the State
Normal School, was the Sunday
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Hans Frandsen.
Mrs. F. j. Prentice and Mrs. Ed
ward Whitehead motored to South
Amboy on Saturday and spent the
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Dey.
Alfred Armstrong, OF Perth Am
boy, returned last night after spend
ing Sunday in town.
Mrs. Nettie Rogers and Miss Viola
Price visited friends in Metuchen
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J., Kliene spent
Sunday among relatives in Red
Bank.
Mrs. John Dill, who has been
quite i'll at her home on Jackson
street, was somewhat improved yes
terday.