The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-05-10

and eatne to the United States about
~ years ago, engaging in business id
NeW York City for several wears.
Going to Asbury Park be orened
7 store at 90 Main street, a few doors
iron the present establishment.
Mr.. Flnkel is survived by q wife
Rachel and five children. Mrs. Leaf,
rnsnkn, Dorothy, Rose. Abe. a sebior
1t Neptune high school. well known
n athletics and Samuel Abe left 3
feW hours before his fathers death
on the senior class excursion to
Washington. He ret lrned late that
night.
JAMES Il. CARPENTER
James B. CARPENTER. N, Of Ruther-
lori ! e at II p. IN. Tuesday at the
Huenson Country club, Ramson road.
whfre ne was visiting his daughter,
club.
Toe funeral will be held SATURDAY
tfternoon at the late residence a2
Ridge road. rutherford. and interlneut
viii be made at Hillside cemetery.
Rutherford.
EDWARD S. ELLIoTT.
lied Tuesday, Of heart tronbIe Il
MS 18th year. Mr.. Elliott was the son
OF the late John P. and Mrs. Sarah w.
Elliott-96 Monmouth street. Red Bank.
He has been an invalid for s3 wears.
Mr.. Elliott was a member Of Sleeper
Camp sons Of Veterans, of Red Bank.
Besides his mother lie IS survived be
a brother, Clinton 3. Elliott. and 4
sister. Miss Sadie II. Elliott. both Of
Red Bank, Funeral services will be
held from his mothers residence
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev.
W Roland Raver Of the First III. e..
church officiating. lnterment will be
ID Fairview cemetery.
GEORGE W. HUME.
George W .Hume, a resident of Rum
son past fortyyears, sdied att. 80 O'Clock
May 4, at home, from . coniplica-
ton Of diseases aged 60 ear and 6
months. He had been confined to the
house only weeks. Mr.. Hume was
born at New York, the son Of the late
Harri t Sharpe and James Hume. and
vent to Rumson when q young man
residing there eve since He was a
member of the Rumson Council, Jr. o.
.. A. NJ MIR. Hume i~ssurTived bysa wife
Sarah Z. Riddle, a son. Henry, who
lives at home. and three sisters Mrs.
Harriet Whitmore and Mrs. George
Longstreet of RumsOn and Mrs. William
Fair Haven. The funeral will
be held Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
at the late residence, with Rev.
A. Mckay, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church
officiating ~Interment, was at Fair
View cemetery.
WILLIAM q. HERBERT,
VIII am II. Herbert, a reside it of
Omaha, Neb., for the past % years,
brother of John w. Herbert. OF
Helmetta, Nj, former chairman of the
New Jersey State highway com-
mission, and Richard W. Herbert
Of Wickatunk, a member of the Mon-
county tax board, died sudden
ly Wednesday. May Sd
MIR. Herbert is also survived by q son
andfour daughters, allresiding at Sac
ramento, Cal, and also by two sisters,
Mrs. Kate HerbertKelly and Miss Jean
r. Herbert, of Wickatunk, n. j. Mr..
Herbert was IN the US. postal service
for the past 80 years.
REV. JAMES vANDYKE.
Funeral services for Rev. James Van
Dyke. who died of q heart attack at his
Ocean Grove home, were held at the
home Wednesday morning at IL O'Clock
and further services In the Second
Presbyterian church at Cranbury at 2
Interinent was made In Cranbury.
FRANK H. JoHNTRY
Funeral services for Frank r. John
try. who died Monday from injuries
received when a plank fell at the Stolz
builking where he was working will
be held at SOB Prospect, Asbury Park,
Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, Rev.
MacMurray Of the First Baptist
church. officiating Interment WILDE
made IN the Glendola cemetery.
MRS. HUBBARD HURLEY
Funeral services for Mrs. Hubbard
Hurley, who died Saturday. was held
the Church Of the Ascension, Brad
lev Beach, Tuesday at Q o'clock.
.Interment was made in Mt. Calvary
cemetery.
SARAH E. WEEKS
Mrs. Sarah E. Weeks, wife Of Joseph
H. Weeks, died Monday at her hone
1 Staffa, West Allenhurst. Besides
her husband she is survived by two
RAYMOND CT. and Joseph
10AAD
Weeks, Services were held Tuesday
evening at s o'clock at the house
was made in Mt Pleasant
cemetery, Newark.
MRS. MINNIE SHEPHERD.
Mrs. Minnie Shepherd, wife Of Jos
eph Shepherd, died OF a complication
diseases late Sunday at the home Of
her mother. Mrs. Ruth Hess, 103 q
roe venue Asbury Park, age 20 years.
Recently she had been taken to tho
New York Polytechnic hospital for
treatment Of throat trouble. Surviving
besides her husband and her mother
are two sisters, Mrs. Clara Taggart
and Mrs. James Jones, both Of keyport.
Funeral services were held Wednesday
afternoon at 2-30 at the home Of her
mother. Rev. ID. A, MacMurry. pastor
Of the First Baptist chur6Ns In charges
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