Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-20
SOUTH AMBOY

Stanley Schultz, who has been in
the transport service since tho out
break of the war, and who has made
several trips across, is home on a ten
days furlough with his relatives in
David street.
Mrs. T.. w. Barnes, of Balboa,
Cana Zone, Panama, who has been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Steiner,
returned to her home Saturday. Mrs.
Barnes has a son Robert In the ser
vice of the A. f.. +. and according TO
his last letters, he expects to be home
within a short time.
While working at repairing their
automobiles at the garage of Joseph
Tice Friday night, ID. w. Reed and
Miller Huff. both OF this city, became
overcome by gasoline fumes. They
suffered no serious results, however.
Russell Nilsson visited relatives in
Madison avenu in Perth Amboy Sat
urday.
Arthur Donnelly and Aloysius p.
Leonard, both men from this city.
who have seen service overseas. have
arrived at Camp Dix and will be de-
modified shortly.
Company b, 18th Battalion, who
were serving with the guards in this
city, Who ven to Camp Dix January
8. will be mustered out of service to-
day, according to Captain Higgins,
u NiSiICo htIc s'dtuludy
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Dawson are
spending a few days with relatives in
Bayonne.
Mrs. Earl Lofts. of S~ayrevilIe, and
Misses Carrie Williamson and Martha
Let's, OF Brooklyn. spent Sunday Wis
tting with Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Let's.
Miss Elva Donnell returned to her
home in Asbury Park Saturday after
visiting with friends in this city for
a few days.
Misses Martha and Mary Buchanan
have returned home after spending
the week end with relatives In Will
mington, Del.
Mrs. l.. ID. Green and son Bertram
visited in Newark last Saturday.
An elimination debate will take
place In the high school auditorium
tomorrow afternoon to decide on the
team to debate with the various
schools in the interscholastic debates
which will be started soon. The best
debatoTs on both teams will be pick
ed to represent h local high school.
Misses Blanche Brinaman and Dor
othy Fischer. of this city, were New
81 Jnswick visitors last Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Freehan. of South
River. visited with friends here Sta
urday.
Mrs. Mary Tice. of Matawan. is VS.
ting for a few days with relatives.
MrA Nellie Van Doran, of New
Brunswick, spent Sunday afternoon
calling on friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kvicst spent
Sunday visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rheield in Keyport.
August Geant. n of the men who
went with a contingent from his city
on September eth to Camp Hum
phrcys. Va. who was later transferred
to Washington barracks, ls enjoying a
furlough with relatives here
Leo J. CoaSley. the city attorney.
who has been with the office OF de-
baTkation in Newport News. Va. for
several months, has received his hon
orable discharge n is now home
again.
ed Il camp Humphreys, Va, has re-
ceived his discharge and is now at
home with relatives here.
Smith Gravatt. who has been dis
charged from army service. after be-
ing overseas was a Perth Amboy WIS.,
itor saturday night.
William A. Mills was n Perth AM
boy visitor with friends Sunday night.
Saturday night an alarm was turn
ed in from box 43 at the cerne of
Pine avenue and Henry street. which
after the apparatus n iremen ar
rived. proved to be a false alarm.
4 number OF men employed by the
Austin Company, who are erecting a
large construction at the Raritan
river yards, have been discharged.
owing to n change in plans from the
completion of the whole construction
TO only the finishing of the new round
house.