The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-04-15
REEHOLD


Leon Louque is drlvins the Reliance
Company's handsome new bus made in
Paterson.
Percy White has moved from Con-
over street to the late e. ID. Clayto
house on East Main street, recently
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fisher
who moved to the Charles Allen house
out West Main street.
Il Friedman who purchased Mrs.
Lillian Danser's residence property on
West Main street, took possession
last week After some minor interior
decorations. the family will move there
to reside.
Mrs. Ida Luker and daughters
Misses Minnie and Hildred Luker and
Mrs. w. Ingles and daughter, Miss
Hazel Robinson Of Bridgeton., motored
to Washington, d. c. on Friday. Mon
dav thev went to Gettysburg and came
home from there on Tuesday.
The new viaduct over the Penna.
r. r. tracks, on the Park Avenue sec
ton Of State Highway Route No.7,
connecting the Manalapan road with
the JerseyviIle road, has been opened
to traffic, and although the approaches
nave not O960 SOucAEbCQ9 ~ AZ NSvVOA
than the grade detonr.
Miss Hazel Chamberlain Of Asbury
Park, was q recent guest at the Moody
Bible Institute Of Chicago.
Frank Deedmeyer is reInodeling his
garage on Broad street TO accommodate
two cars.
Miss Marie VAnVorst OF Jersey City il
writing her sister Mrs. James b. Vred-
enburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs Al. Moreau who have
been on Mediterranean tour re-
turn ed last week.
Miss Viola Hurley Of Conover street
had her tonsils removed at Woodley
Hospital, Little Silver.
DR.. w. E. Truck, wh6 aas been II
for several weeks and confined to his
home, is out again.
]. William Roome who has been Ill
at his home on South street since jan
nary, is able to be about again.
Miss Elizabeth Kearns, student
nurse ID Sc. Peters Hospital, New
Brunswick, visited her parents.
Corbin Quinn has started the erect
on OF new home on Broadway
Daniel r. Smock spent Easter with
his family in Crawford.
Miss Lillian r. Anderson is driving q
new Studebaker Coach.
Mss. Theresa Boland Of Rutherford,
visited Mrs. RebecCa Irons.
Fred jennings is building {. new porch
to his house Ut 100 South street.
Mrs. Lillian Carson was the week end
guest Of her sister at Overlook, Pa.
Miss Bertha VanDerhoef last week
sold her bungalow on Hull avenue, TO
Kortenius Sntphen.
~ e. swan, representative Of
the Duro Pump Co, attended their con-
vention held in the Astor hotel in New
York
Gilbert Davis has purchased new
bungalow on Ellis street and will move
there with his parents.
Robert f. Wilson Of New York,
and Il. f. Stoner Of Forest, Hills T.
T., have been visiting Charles Ellis
Moreau.
Edwin Howell Jr., formerly of Free
bold, now residing at Sea Girt, has
started the erection OF bungalow, for
his own occupancy, on Jackson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore B. Lewis
and children, who have been spending |
the winter in New York, have RETURN !
ed to their homme on the Colts Neck I
road.
Miss Gladys Horn who has been in
Florida all winter in the real estate !
business, is visiting her parents, MIR. !
and Miss John Horn on George street.
About 20 from Freehold attended the
birthday party to Maxcy Apologize, Jr.,
Is the Convalescent Home Toms Riv-
or, last evening. Dancing, music and |
. general good time was enjoyed.
w. A. Cox at the Freehold Post-ofice !
viii receive Letter-Carrier examinations
until May 9th.