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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1903
Page
6
The largest collection ever shown in the region features this season's make with stylish dash and spring new ness in every stitch. Garments use dependable materials. prices quoted as very moderate for early inspection by discerning customers.
A complete showing of light goods ready to meet demands. Bright crisp novelties promise warmer days with every new weave and desirable color. The first selections offer the choicest stock and a pleasant shopping experience.
Listen for good advice from Laubach's as you replenish your home this spring. Buy carpets rugs and mats from their large second floor assortment where quality is praised and prices are not more than you pay for poorer goods.
News from Stewartsville and nearby towns recounts family visits, arrivals, and departures, including Mrs. Witm Bunt, Mr. and Mrs. Tomkins, Miss Lizelo Banghart, and Miss Blanche Ayers, with church events, council notes, and local commerce updates. Also notes on road conditions, a charity event, and a new livery stable expansion.
Mahksboro residents share news of moves and visits. Mr Hill relocates to James Shannon Farm Knowlton while Mrs Logorsoi moves to Hope, storing goods at Lewis Beatty’s farm. Mrs Ryman returns to New Haven with mother’s health improving. Social visits include Mrs Dew and Mrs Nains with relatives in Afton. Edward Rice ships potato carloads to Paterson. a four man car passes through town dubbed the red devil. Albert Rico plans April 1 departure from M T Lanning clerk job.
Allamuchy reports on Dunlap’s farming plans for Laborplace, Carries Thomas moving, Quaker school pleb approved, three school directors re-elected, funds voted. Carrie Lasey of Andover hosted by Alice Quast, Anderson moves to new home, Gideon Huey relocates, new coachman hired at Manelon. Road work continues and local property shifts observed.
Vernon Cronca visits his parents Henry and Olivia Cronce in Stephensburg. Charles Hasse of Martins Creek spends time with uncle Claus R. Haase. Services held Sunday by Roy Lowden and Prof Missy. Mike Mate Cronos returns home after a schoolboy Mountain visit. Mrs Joapph Hanes ill. Holloway Carpenter negotiating woodland. Bertha Milter back from Washington winter. Louie Bp Qamunste rrotting with friends Nuttsy. Uncle Jake Miller near recovery from grip at eighty. John Bridwin and son Lester visit I S Brith family on Sunday.
A brief community notice lists venues and street names including Piatto Grand Square and Your Name or Your Address with a generic call for residents to update contact details and locations on file. No specific event dates or actions are described beyond address verification.
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