Palisadian., 1915-07-10
Village Gossip

Mr.. J. H. Bradshaw, of West Pali-
SADIE, who has been in Columbus, o.,
of late, came home for the Fourth, but
mas since returned to the Ohio city.
Mr.. Bradshaw says there's nothing
IN Columbus to compare with the
view from his front veranda, and he
misses it sadly when he is away.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Holt spent
the Fourth at Allenhurst, N. j., going
down in their car Saturday and re-
turning Monday. They had very
pleasant tour and visit.
Little Edward Rueckheim, who was
threatened with mastoiditis, is much
improved and is playing about as
usual.
Anderson avenue was very gaily
decorated on the Fourth. Its proud
residents say that they threw more
bunting to the breeze than was to be
seen on any other street. The Rueck-
neim residence, beside large Ameri-
can flag, was decorated with long
string of flags of all nations.
The Oscar Binners had a family
laughter coming to Palisade to visit
them in the Oman house where their
parents are spending the summer.
Capt. and Mrs. S. E. Darby are en-
joying the summer at East Marion,
Long Island.
The Bradys recently made a splen-
did tour through Cooperstown and
countered no end of rain and came
very nearly having an accident when
their big Duryea skidded into
a ditch. However, no one was hurt
| and the trip was completed in fine
style.
The little love bird certainly has
| been working overtime this spring
and early summer in town.
Mr.. Anthony Gross was guest
of the c. T. Logan's July 4.
Mr.. Kingsley has been unable to
attend work regularly this spring
due to i'll health.
Mr.. Milton Elkan spent the Fourth
with his family.
C. w. Dexter is the architect for
the new building to be erected at
the Palisade Junction soon.
Fred A. Wells is much improved
in health and is attending to bus-
ness somewhat, although he is not
quite up to snuff, yet.
Walter Ayres Darby and Miss
| Gravier visited Mr.. and Mrs S. E.
Darby, jr., on July 6.
Miss Liss, of Highwood Park, was
a guest of Miss Fannie Bradshaw
over the Fourth.
Hermann Stumpff came all the
way from Brooklyn to see the ball
game on the fifth.
Monday is getting to be quite a
popular night at the dance hall in
the Park. Quite a number of Pali-
SADIE parties have been gotten up
lately.
MIR. Drummond and family have
moved for the summer. They expect
to return in the early fall.
Mrs. Norman B. Secord was taken
suddenly i'll July 3, with a tempera-
ture of 1892. She is doing nicely
now, but gave her folks quite scare
Paul Brady is building a tennis
court at fathers farm near Pauling
N. Y.
The married-men have challenged
the Palisade Baseball Club to a game
to be played on Labor Day at the
Fairgrounds. This ought to draw a
| big crowd
Leon Ruehmann is working for
| Contractor Abrahams and is located
on the Main street construction work
in Fort Lee.
Mr.. Straub and family were guests
of the DeGroths, of Edgewood lane,
over the weekend of the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simmonds and son,
Rogers, and their baby daughter,
spent the Fourth with the C. L. Giles,
father of Mrs. Simmonds.
The dance at the school house after
the fireworks was much enjoyed by
everyone. They tried to prevail upon
the band to remain after midnight,
but to no avail.
Miss Clarice Blake was guest of
Miss Agnes Brady on the Fourth.
Her only comment on the ball game
was that Palisades third baseman
was the worst she had ever seen.
Ray Dwiggins, after several
months stay in Chicago with his
father in business, returned on We'd
nesday evening last and will go into
into business of some kind in New
York. Rays friends gave him the
glad hand and all were happy to have
| him back.