Florida: winter escape offered near De Leon Spring
Advertises private family board in Middle Florida near De Leon Spring with low rates and welcoming information. Mentions permanentresident Frank Mian Piersen as contact for reviews and arrangements.
02 Mar 1900
Page 5
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1900
Page
5
Advertises private family board in Middle Florida near De Leon Spring with low rates and welcoming information. Mentions permanentresident Frank Mian Piersen as contact for reviews and arrangements.
Nutley post office opens at 7 a m and closes at 7 50 p m with mails arriving at 8 30 and 11 a m and 3 and 6 30 p m. Mails close at 7 and 1 a m 1 and 7 p m. Noted changes include earlier first mail and later last mail, plus two mail closings at 7 a m for New York direct and Paterson Passaic direct. Box collections listed for Franklin Avenue Light Street Nutley Station with rents due by the 10th.
A full line of portable Welsbsch lamps at the Paterson and Passaic Gas and Electric Company's Nutley office. Gas heaters available from $2.00 upwards. Prevent freezing by installing a gas radiator now. Visit the Passaic avenue office to inspect options.
At Franklin station a midnight arrival stirred alarm as a train crew spotted moving figures in the dark waiting room. A young man possessing a hidden key admitted two intruders, sparking a confrontation with a relative of a trainman. The incident ends with departure and a cave near the station noted as a new hiding place.
Miss Lizzie Knoth and Mr. Mortimer Ackerman wed last Saturday evening in Nutley. They plan to reside at the bridegroom’s father Henry Ackerman’s home. Lent customs noted with ashes in Roman Catholic churches. Dan Rice the clown died in Long Branch at his sister’s home from Bright’s disease and dropsy. Blue birds appeared before the cold snap as temperatures neared zero, signaling an early spring omen.
Rates reduced from 44.00 to 2.09 and 3.00 dollars per day. Capacity listed as 250. Dr. Theg. A. Worrall is manager with J. T- Skiles as proprietor.
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