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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1904
Page
3
The Shive store announces its first spring opening since A W Creveling’s retirement. It touts record stock levels, wide variety, low prices, and honorable treatment to attract customers and build a lasting business, inviting the public to visit this season.
The store promotes high quality clothing equalling custom items at lower prices. It stresses better workmanship than job lots and highlights offerings for men women and children. Prices quoted range from 1.75 to 25.00 for various suits and sizes.
In furnishings the same progress noted lines of Shirts Collars Cutis Neckwear Hosiery Gloves and Hats. We carry DENT and ADLER gloves and MELVILLE hats. This is a pre eminent Young Man's Store for fashionable wearables. call early call often remain as long as you will. We want your friendship and trade.
The notice records Peter Walter leaving Camping farm for Danville, succeeded by Fred Wildrle. Stewart Hopkins takes Craig farm, moving to Vienna with Peter Brands as successor. Charles Alton leaves Everitt farm, transferring 20es to Pralt farms at Delaware. Rev Rosby stays until March 1 due to family illness then heads to Millbrook. Rev Alton will come here. A infant and mother visit with Mrs. Geo Massler before moving to Dear Hope. Claretes Van Born of Rape hosted by Jay Hertung. Mr and Mrs James Larue hosted parents. others include Milas Jenote Oambn with mumps and sick residents. Continued illness and relocations noted as villagers adjust.
The clipping records births, moves, and visits across Harmony and Anthony areas, noting resignations, church movements, Easter travel, and local trades. It highlights residents such as Rev. G. S. Timan, Mrs. Alvin Arady, and Antohny postmaster changes, plus assorted family updates and a brief on Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
Heavy rains delayed movers into Monday and Tuesday. Birthday party for Mira Elizabeth Young Saturday night. Families and neighbors from Califon and Plainfield seen visiting, moving, and hosting events. Congregational meeting at Presbyterian church set for April with new members admitted.
Saturday visitors Simon Gould and Daniel Van Damipon noted in town memory alongside predictions about weather not much hotter. Jeblel Matlock spent days with parents in Bletratowd. Miss Sadie Gibbs returned home for Easter from the Ronten Normal School. Miss Eastenbator and Carria Grosne came back to Easton on Monday. Rev. Wm A. Burley left for a new appointment at Matamoras, la with his wife and household.
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