Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-06
SOUTH RIVER

The Martha Washington K. Z. V.
Society will celebrate their anniver-
sary by holding a reception and
dance In Klauser's hall on the even
ing of Washington's birthday.
Charles Edgar. OF Woodbridge,
was In South River yesterday on
business.
A big dance was held Tuesday
night at Alex Shack's hotel in White
head n
Erick Heine, of South Amboy, has
been engaged by the Bissett Brick
Company to run their engine during
the coming season. Mr.. and Mrs.
Heine have rented a house on Water
street and will move to South River
March L.
Miss Florence Fee was present at
a reception given at the College
Farm on Monday night, and remain
ed over night as the guest of Miss
Nellie Rowland, of Highland Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Luker took in
the show at the New Brunswick Op-
era house Tuesday night.
Mrs. Henry Christ, of Berdine's
Corner, spent Tuesday with her par
ents in town.
Mrs. John Winkler has returned
home from a few days visit with
her daughter, Mrs. George limerick,
of Sayrevil1e. Mrs. limerick was
suffering with a sprained ankle, but
is now improving.
Mrs. Fred Ziegert, who has been
very i'll is reported to be on the i'm
provement list.
Miss Beulah stults entertained
the reception committee OF the
| Alumni Association at her home last
night.
Revival meetings are being held
church. Evangelist Morgan OF
Newark, Is assisting Rev. James
Lord.
The members Of the Nonpareil
Drum Corps enjoyed a clam ehowder
at the club rooms Monday night.
Emanuel r. Bovine, who has
been suffering with an attack OF
pink eye, Is able to be out again.
Edwin Prentice has recovered
from the measles and Is back in
school.
Mrs. William Morgan has return
ed home from a visit at the home OF
her mother In Bradley Beach.
Mrs, Dewitt Rose, ST., entertained
the Circle of Kings Daughters at her
home on Wednesday afternoon.
Plans were completed for the TWEEN
ty-second anniversary Of the society
to be held in the basement of the
M. E.. church ON the evening of
February IL. A splendid program
will be rendered.
Miss Gussie Eppinger Is quite Ill
at her home in town.
Earl Knapp is confined to his
home by illness.
Mrs. Huestis is recovering from
an attack of rheumatism.
DR.. Van Blarcom, who has been
suffering with a painful felon while
visiting in Montgomery, N. Y, has
returned to the borough and has
charge Of his dental p~arlors.
Joseph Miller, 6r., left on Tues
day for Florida and other points
In the south, where he will spend
the winter.
Mrs. Joseph Coapley. who has
been Ill, is now much improved un-
der the care OF DR.. Il. Eulner, of
South Amboy.
William James Lyle Is now
| Dying a trip in Syracuse, N. Y. He
has remembered his local friends
| with post cards.
Samuel Stevens, superintendent
of the Great Eastern Clay Co., has
returned home from a business
trip to Ohio.
William T. Armstrong has been
engaged to play with Prof. BONN in
| Columbia hall every Friday night
for the next eight weeks during the
roller skating season.
Heat That Makss Iron Boil.
Most remarkable Of all the phases OF
tho utilization Of extreme heat is the
discovery Of the welding material
known as tbermit. The inventor dis
covered that aluminium Is very much
attached to oxygen and holds It closer
| than a brother. Therefore he mixed
granuiated aluminium with oxide OF
iron, for the lighter metal wants oxy-
gen. and the oxide Of iron has it to
give. A small quantity Of magnesium
nnngs was placed on top Of the mixture
and II storm match applied. and imme-
diately q mass OF molten iron was seen
boiling at a temperature Of 5000 de-
grees centigrade-much higher than
any temperature In ordinary us8--New
| VnrI 4 American