The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-11-04
FREEHOLD

The working hours IN the a. anq III
Karagheusah rug mill have been
heightened for the winter mon hs.
Mrs. Matthew Louden is spending
several weeks n Guelph, Canada.
Miss Gladys Horn spent few days in
Washington, d. q.
The Misses Marion and Eleanor Laird
have purchased the building lot adj
joining the property VI Mrs. i Baker
Hall at M onument Park.
James Collins son Of MIR. and Mrs.
Romaiue Collins was taken to 81, Fran
els Hospital, Trenton, on Monday
OF last week, and had his tonsils romov-
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs Lester Lord and Mrs.
Jane Glueeney motored to Pittsteid,
MASS, TO visit relatives. Mrs. Queeney
remained for months stay
announcement has been made Of the
en5 agenAenl OF Miss Marie y. Smith,
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs Edward ID
SlnIlnsof East Freehold, and William
DarDy, son OF Cnarles IA. Darby OF
Red Bank.
Everett Woolfenden has purchased a
new HUDSON coach.
Judge and Mrs. Forman Sinnickson
ana Mr.. and Mrs. Sharon of Salem visit
ed their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Barkalow.
DIR. a. u. Yetman's Office building on
West Main street issbeing succeed by
the American Mineral Products Co., OF
Trenton.
The George Livezey house on Broad
street is reshingled wtCn asoesGs Sung
les. Edward Mulho and uld the WORK
recently.
MIR. and Mrs. Z. z. norris Of New
Market spent u rev days with MIR.
and Mrs ii. Morris
Joseph Daley ana Allen Schoonmak-
or are employed III Miami, Fla, Tor the
winter.
A1eorge Ely and son, Calvin, have re-
t1rneO IRON hunting Trip thru south
jersey.
County Clerk and Mrs. Joseph Nc
DerunU It.. who have been curing Italy,
SPAN, France and Ems land returned
home on the steamship, Mlnnewaska,
FROM London. they returned home on
Monday, IN tine TO vote at the general
cotton the following day.
Monday, Nov. s, the Cavalry Presby-
4
troauce to the Ereenold musical public,
the Asoph Jubilee singers. hese singers
are members of the Cavalry Church, AS
bury Park, and have the reputation OF
being sui stiH,ng singers.
Mrs. Rebecca shaw of Brooklyn visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Lazansky OF
Union avenues
James 0. Smith, jr., of Broad street
entered the Brooklyn Naval hospital, as
patient, where he was given treatment
for asthma, under the direction of the
United States Veterans bureau.
On Tuesday Of next week Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry L.. Jones will leave for New
York city where they will spend the
winter.
Judge Ruff V. Lawrence will begin
the trials of supreme and circuit court
cases In the circuit court at Freehold,
next Wednesday. Judge Lawrence is
scheduled for u months steady work
ia the Monmouth county court and the
many cases listed for Trial indicates that
he will be occupied full time during
that period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gleason, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas White, Mrs. John
Lamb and MIR. and Mrs. james Roone,
attended the Sesqui-C Centennial.
A large number Of Y. M. and X. W.
81. A., hav0acomposed a party who
expect to go to Philadelphia, on No
vember Z, to attend the Sesqui-C enten-
NAL
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carney, and
children Of Colts Neck, and Miss Marga-
ret Collins Of Freehold, visited the Ses-
qni- enntennialin Philadelphia
The w. Q. T. U. met in the lecture
room of the Reformed church Tuesday
at 8 O'Clock
Mrs. Rensen Meyers spent the week
end with her brother, DR.. Eugene Folys
at Huntington, l.. !.
Mrs. Joseph Z. Laird is a patient at
the Monmouth Hospital where she I'M
derwent an operation for appendicitis.
Walter Kerwin and family win move
from Mechanic street to the James BY
an house on East Main street.
MIR. and Mrs. H. w. Buck Of MARI
boro visited Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Como
yer. {.
Joseph Laird "a student in the Uni
varsity Of Pennsy wanna, visited in Free
hold.
MRS. Anna T. Horner was visited by
Mrs. Lester Pasco and Sherman Reed
Of Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Cronk visited rela-
tives In Middletown, n Y.
James Little, janitor at the Elk's
Club. was removed in the borough aln-
bulance to Woodley Hospital, Little
silver, on Sunday, Of last week, suffer-
ing with bronchitis.
Mrs. David Hepburn of Ocean Grove
spent few days with Mrs. George G.
Reynolds.
Otto Stdrm Of Philadelphia moved
wish his family to the house at the
southeast corner Of South street and
Union avenue. Mr.. Sturm is employed
in this vicinity.
AT o recent meeting Of the junior
class Of the local high school the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year were
elected: President, Albert Sauer; vice