The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-11-18
FREEHOLD

Miss Florence Beach is visiting a
Bel air, Maryland
Joseph Cla, ton has purchased new
Chrysler car.
Fritz Rasmussen Of Montclair was 9
visitor here.
Edward Hance is driving anew Ford
coupe.
H. j Whitman has purchased new
Studebaker.
George Dugan has purchased Buck
seven passenger sedan.
Jim Schislo of Fordhain Park has
purchased new Oldsmobile landeau.
Clifford Cottrell is driving a new
Chevrolet sedan, and Otto Deedmyer a
new Chevrolet coupe.
Frank, Austin and Joseph Collins
visited the Sesqui- Centennial In Phila-
de'phia.
Miss Anna Oglensky, Of New York
visited her sister, Mrs. A. Miller, over
the weekend.
Miss Lillian Anderson has been visit
iting friends and relatives in Washing
ton, d. G.
Jacob Goldstein, who is 8 student in
st. Lawrence law school, In Brooklyn,
visited his parents.
Warren Dubois of Philadelphia, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. George Du-
Bots, on Broad street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William STOKES left this
week for Kokomo, Ind, to visit Mrs.
Stokes's mother for two months.
Marcel Krater has wired the house of
VIM. III. Bennett at West Freehold,
for electric light and power service.
The Misses Jane and Elizabeth Carson
will occupy an apartment in Mise Mel
lie Combs house at the corner Of
Court and Broad streets
Mr.. and Mrs Ode Ashton and Mrs.
Down OF Newark, and Miss Elizabeth
Franz of Brooklyn, visited Mr.. and
Mrs Frank KaAe,
A number OF Freehold Spanish War
veterans and members of the Ladies
Auxiliary, attended meeting OF Capt.
Benjamin Hartshorne camp at Asbury
Park
Mrs. Mary Il. Lewis. contralto and
Misses Louise Lawrence, violinlst and
Sylvia Lawrence, pianist, were heard
Wednesday evening over the radio from
station w. M G. A. Hotel McAlpin,
New York.
George Helerman who was taken to
the Monmouth Memorial Ho spital, last
weeks dangerously i'll with diphtheria.
1t was believed at that time that he had
pneumonia.
Letter-carrier Harry Bailey was hit
by an automobile driven by Mrs. Ev-
erett Ba4kalowat the CORNER of South
zsnd Marcy streets as she was coming
from Mclean street. He sufferedla dis
located knee cap, cut on his lex,
and other bruises.
James Megill, who formerly lived on
the Freehold Tennent road, moved this
week to the house on Monmouth aven-
ne, vacated by Michael Boy lie.
Miss Elizabeth Shuck, who has been
i'll at home on East Main street is i'm
pr wed.
Several delegates from the local
churches will attend the second annual
convention Of the New Jersey Council
Of Religious Education and the Sixty
SIss iltantannuaI state Sunday school
convection on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Miss Miriam Keymer and Mrs. Retta
Phillips spent couple of days IN Phla-
deIphia where they visited the esqui-
Centennial.
Lester Lord has resigned his duties
ii shipping clerk at the Sandberg fac
tory on Bovine avenue, and has accept
"a 4 position representing the Club Al
uminum company in this vicinity.
A baby girl was born this week to Mr..
and Mrs. John Patterson Of Sheriff
street.
w. 81. TRULY, Manager Of Bradley
Beach Baseball Club announced that
he closed negotiations with Edgar Phil
lips. Manager d the Unexcelled Foot
ball Team to play the Professionals of
xenton, to meet on the Bradley Beach
ark on Saturday, November 27th.
reehoId schools were closed. all
Is BIT Thursday due the Armistice
bration and remained closed Fri
III due to the state convention at At
kntic CRY.
u Mr.. and Mrs. ArchEIR Reynolds visited
AMrs. Reynolds sister, Mrs. John II.
Grant at the Long Branch hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelsey Of East
Freehold are happy over the arrival Of
! q baby girl born last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Schenck and Mr..
Ia Charles Schenck both have baby
6 ss born last week at the Long
ach hospital.
Clarence Heiser Of Asbury Parl
isitor with Mrs. Alva Wander
Thursday evening
Mrs. Raymond Rogers and
I'D Mrs. RenseIl Rogers oil
spent Thursday with Mr.
M F. Pyle.
Z Buck of Brielle spent q
home in Colts Neck
s y tthews Of Main street
8 S club of the Pres
& nday evening.
ford returned tx
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