Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-25
SOUTH AMBoY

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Friends of J. Tracy Dill injured on
last Saturday morning on the Penn
| sylvania railroad, will be pleased to
knew he is well on the way to recov-
cry.
Miss Sarah Vail, of Brooklyn. spent
last night at the home of friends in
this city.
Miss Cecilia Stolte spent yesterday
| at the home of relatives at Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nilsson are
! spending the holiday and week end
al the home of relatives in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Charles Kruger and son spent
yesterday at the county seat.
Mrs. T. Lawr, of New York city,
is spending the week end at the home
of friends on David street
John Salmon, Jr, of Main street,
has cacepted a position with the p. r.
r. on one of the companies tug boats.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Miller spent a
few days of this week at the home of
friends in Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. L. E.. Suits is quite ill at her
home.
Mrs. Mary Drum is confined to her
home very i'll.
Mrs. Ernest Speaker was among
the many that attended the dinner
and speaking in New York city in
honor of the fighting e~ngineers:
Tonight Company + n the Third
Battalion band of the New Jersey
i State Militia, whose headquarters
are in this city will a an official in
| spection in the armory on First street.
Following the inspection the work of
remodelling the armor will be COM
menced. Many important changes are
expected to be made, among them are
the relaying ~of a new maple floor,
which when completed will make a
| dance floor that Co. r may be proud
of. The stage will be removed and
the basement will be improved SO that
four sets of targets may be installed
to give the sharp shooters of the COM
pany a better place to practice. The
maetrial for all the improvement has
, been on hand for several weeks, and
| the work was delayed only by the
coming inspection. Every man in the
company and band must be on hand
or stand inspection at Red Bank
alone.
Are you in favor of planting a shade
tree in this city in of each
OF South Amboy's fallen heroes? ii
SO, sec Rev. j. T.. Shaw and make
your donation.
william Mills spent yesterday at the
home of friends at Newark.
! Nicholas Tolls was a New YorS
visitor yesterday forenoon.
Miss Helen Dooling enjoyed a per-
Torrance at the Hippodrome yester-
day.
Mrs. Mayume Powell was a Newark
visitor yesterday.
Harold G.. Hoffman. OF This city,
who has made such wonderful pro-
gress since he Joined the old National
Guard In 1917. when he entered as
private and attained the rang of cap
tain, has very recently additional hon.
ors bestowed on high. In a recent Of
fetal message from Washington Hoff-
man has been named a war historian
of the 18th division.
Mrs. John Finnegan and daughter
Mabel, of Orange, spent the weekend
with relatives in Broadway.
Misses Anna Mullen and Claire
Kane n John CroZier and Norman
J Scully spent Saturday visiting in New
York City.
Misses Anna Malloy and Clara
lCusick have returned home after
spending several days with relatives
in Jersey City.
i Seaman Christian, of this city, was
lamong the visitors from this city in
New York last Sunday.
Vincent O'Connor, of the u. S.
Navy, who was formerly on the Le-
viathan. is visiting with his parents in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J.. Mccullough arc
; rejoicing owe the birth of n q bounc'
: ing baby boy, born to them the las
part of the week.
/ Another dance will be held tonigh'
at the Company + armory under tn
e ty Service. Every other week thes
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held at Morgan every other wee
. Charles Reisert, who has seer serv
S ice with the A. E. +. in France 70
several months, has arrived In thi.
, country for rehabilitation and is nov
spending some time with his relative:
| in John street.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. C. Chase and
daughter. Edna, of this city, are
spending the winter months in FIori.
da and are now in Miami.
Private Benjamin Schuyler is also
among the men from this city who
: have been dispatched from France tc
this country, and is now with his
parents here after being honorabl,
l discharged.
Manuel Hendrickson, of this city
is in one of the Newark hospital,
where he will undergo an operation
on his lip.
Andrew Kviest, who recently un.
derwent an operation at the Marine
Hospital in Stapleton. s. l.. is rapidly
improving and expects to be home
again with his relatives here shortly.
Asa Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs. II,
II. Jansen moved to High Falls, N. Y.
last Saturday. where they will go into
THE farming business.
George McKenna is improving his
home on Prospect street by having II
Ireshingled.
The income tax collector arrived In
this city yesterday and will locate in
the mayors Office at the City Hal
and will be there all week until 8
O'Clock. Next week he expects to &c
; to Metuchen but will return again the
following week to remain another sir
days.