The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1919-10-02
FREEHOLD

Max cy Applegate, Jr., is on 80
days fu Rough, the transport Amer
lea hA wing been turned over to the
Y. ). Shipping board to be used
n the merchant service after
alterations, between the United
States and England.
The only hope of the Republican
party for future success is to stand
by their nominees and vote the en-
tire ticket.
Miss Marion Curley is teaching
physical training at the Rumson
High School,
William Stricklend is able to be
ont again after recent operation.
Samuel Lazausky of New York.
has rented half of the new store on
Mechanic street for. dry goods
store. Karntzel and Mcnamara
as rented the other half for fish
market.
Mrs. Thomas Orr gave birth to a
son at the Spring Lake Hospital
Miss Jennie Bartlett of Montclair,
was recent visitor with Mrs. Har-
old Throckmorton and Mrs c. Ward
Golden.
William s. Holmes has had a flag
stone walk laid in front of his home
on w. Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. McCurdy of
Believille, were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Roman Rue, of Manalapan
avenue.
Mrs. L. V. Jefferson, Mrs. e. D.
Clayton, Mrs. Howard Conover and
Miss Virginia Taylor went to Allan
tic Highlands and visited Mrs. Ben
jaInin Freeman recently, then they
then all went to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grandin Conover and
Mr. and Mrs. H. +. Treat are on an
auto trip to Washington, d. c.. and
other points of interest.
Oscar Jones. who was manager of
the A. and p. store on South street,
was made assistant superintendent
of the district from eSouth River to
Long Branch last week and Edward
Ritter of Red Bank took his place in
the South street store.
Abraham Zlotkin has sold out his
butcher business on NJ echanic street
to his brother, Benjamin Zlotkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asher Schenck of
Marlboro gave a miscellaneous show
er to Miss Bertha Story of Freehold
in honor of her approaching mar
Rage to Spafford Schanck. Many
pretty and useful gifts were received.
J. Hubbell Fitzgibbon of Bridge
port Conn, visited Charles Moreau.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Cottrell of Me-
chanic street are the proud parents
of son born Wednesday night,
Sept. "a, 1919.
Miss Ida Smith returned to her
home on Mechanic street after eight
weeks visit with relatives in New
port. l.. l., and Orange.
Mrs. Maryetta Bender has taken a
position with Mr.. Sandburg on
Throckmorton street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Curley will
occupy the house recently vacated by
Mr.. and MRS. Samuel Aroff.
John HI. Grant is the owner of a
new touring car.
Albert Whitley. who is employed in
New York, spent part of last week
with his family on Hudson street.
Mrs. Joseph Resell is entertaining
Miss Anna Virginia Dickerson of Vir-
ginia.
Mr.. and MRS. aired WHITAKER Oh
Perth Amboy visited relatives at
Freehold.
David Schenck of Marcy street and
S. S. Silver were in Buffalo, N. Y,
recently.
Mrs. Mary Collins of South street
spent last week with her son, E. Col
Inns, at Crawford.
Last week Charles Tilton of near
Allentown sold his potato farm OF 1873
acres to Richard Carr of Freehold.
Miss Florence Hagerman of Lum-
berton. has been visiting Mrs. Mary
Matthews. She will spend week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Hagerman. at Colts Neck.
Mrs. Henry Wilkins and children
and Mrs, William Polhemus of SEQ
bevville, visited Mrs. E. L. Matthews
and family.
Miss Carrie Gatlin is atte nding the
Rider, More and Stewart college at
Trenton.
Mrs. Phineas Kent is entertaining
her sister. Mrs. Marion Bristol of
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