Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-08
KEYP0RT

Miss Carrie Nympsch. OF this city,
was an out-of-town visitor with
friends last night.
Benjamin Strasser, who has recent
ly completed making several additions
and improvements to his home In
Broadway is now having the building
renovated with q new coat of paint.
Misses Kathryn Mullen, Anna Null
len. and Clare Kane, spent last night
viewing the performance at one of
the Perth Amboy theatres.
John Jacobs, John CroZier. and Nor
man Scully, spent last night visiting
in Perth Amboy.
John Conologue, OF Colonia Hospi-
tai, near Railway, Is spening q few
days with relatives in upper Augusta
street.
Mrs. James A. Let's and Mrs. Thorn
as N. Kviest, were among the many
visitors &c attend the "welcome
homo" celebration at Red Bank Tues
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Manhattan Of
this city. were Perth Amboy visitors
last night.
The funeral Of Mrs. Anna T.. Casey,
wife of Robert Casey of Morgan took
place yesterday morning at nine
o'clock at st. Mary's church. Mrs.
Casey died at the Memorial Hospi-
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eight o'clock. following a few weeks
of illness. She was brought to her
home in Morgan. She is survived
by a husband and two children. Inter
ment was made in st. Mary's eme
terry.
A. Timer Burkard. who has been
recently discharged from the federal
service, has taken up his old m
ployment with the Pennsylvania Rail-
road In Iaranp (ifU
William Christian, of the S00th
Aero Squadron. who has seen service
overseas for eighteen months. arriv-
ed in this city yesterday after being
demobilized at Camp Mills, after ar
irving there on April 26th.
Miss Florence Peterson, of Mont
clair. spent yesterday visiting with her
mother. Mrs. Anna Peterson.
Israel Mount, who was connected
with the engineer corps overseas ar
rived in this country on the Santa
Ann, and is now stationed at Camp
Merritt for rehabilitation.
Miss Adelaide Miffin. teacher of the
seventh and eighth grades expects
to resign at the close of this term, to
take up work as science department
teacher in one Of the schools In West
Orange.
Many of the employees at the Nor
gan 1cilcIdl oIollldlC6 QcpOl WCft
granted a holiday on Tuesday, to re-
view the parade and celebration which
took place at Red Bank In honor of
the returned soldiers who were mem
bers OF the unit hat was organized at
that place.
A trainload of soldiers, recently re-
turned from France, passed through
this city on Tuesday. and were cheer
ed along the line or their way to
NJ g. Hu,A
Pennsylvania Division known as the
"Keystones'' passed through here a
few days ago also.
William J. Edwards, Is having O.
large front porch built to his home on
Second street. which will add great
ly to the appearance of his residence.
He also contemplates making other
improvements.
Carl schaaf. OF Newark. spent yes
visiting with his sister at the
Christ church home here, prior to his
Mrs. Henry Cherry is confined to
her home with Illness.
Thomas r. Rosevear of New York
motored to the borough on Tuesday
and spent the day at his summer
home on Main street.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. J. l..
Stecher. Of Brooklyn. are spending
days as the guests of the lat
ter's brother Karl A. Frantz and
on Church street.
Miss Ola Bidwell is preparing her
for the annual recital which
she and her pupils give. The rectials
will be held on Monday and Tuesday
May 18th and goth. Owing
to her large class 1t is impossible to
give the program in n evening.
Mrs. Thomas w. Dawson was a visi-
tor at Red Bank on Tuesday.
Mrs. d. A. Frantz, Of Wilkes-Barre,
Pa. is spending several days as the
guest of her son. Karl A. Frantz and
of Church street.
w. Stephen Wallace. of Maple
place, was the guest Of friends at New
York on Tuesday.
Karl Mathiasen and family have
to their home on Main street
having spent the winter In Flor
ida.
Charles Sam, the proprietor of the
Chinese laundry on Front street, K
poets to take up a new line of business
In the near future and will go to At
lantic City, where he will sell tea OF
a high class quality and feather fans,
well as other goods Of like nature.
He will place a competent person In
charge of his business here and will
at intervals to see that his Gus
are receiving proper attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Hanson and
daughter Shirley. of Nutley, ave re-
after having spent several days
the guests of Mrs. Hanson's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.. Il. Conklin. OF
Edward Maurer. of Osborne street,
was the guest of friends at New York
Wednesday.
Mrs Winter has improved her
properly on Main street with laying
a cement walk on the Stout street side.