Local Notes From Vicinity and Springtown
In Detroit Michigan, Friday last, Mr. Tamed Peal returned home after five weeks away. Elisha Wenzy lost a young cow to drowning that week. The Presbyterian plant near Oumun's woods drew a fair crowd in the heat. Mrs Charles Storag of Schraatenburg NJ returned home after a stay. Townsfolk report bathing near the Delaware Bridge, warm weather drawing visitors, and talk of a Delawanni House project. Farmers busy transplanting crops. Isaac Elleha widens his wagon house. Clove Bruglir of Mt Storman begins teaching at the public school next term. A widow, Mrs Van Vlei, staying at the Delaware House, fell from a hammock last Sunday and was shocked. DeWitts Witch Hazel promoted as a reliable remedy. Springtown residents recall a critical letter about Mr Smith and call for courteous play and better conduct during baseball. A challenge from a team captain is under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Elisha Wenzy
Planta Ab
Dalawara
Delawannia House
Te Baal
Elleha
Bill
Oll Atane
Add
Clove Bruglir
Mt. Storman
Lucy Cullen
Goea
Buttonwood
Philipsburg
Vienna Society Notes and Local Visits
VIENNA. The two pienies this eek will keep our young people busy, the Sunday school i Ian Wednesday, followed by the WHEL in the Shane county firma ea. Miss Lou Howell of Hone visits expanding acyerul yeube in Vivaniay jchy guitar or Miss Rudie Howell. Mrs. Burns of Maxelrottstern is the Bust of Mr. and Mrs. George Merrell. They were among tha number of unfortunate ones who got iofi and had to be transported home by hems. Mel and Mrs. Stephen Woodrufts of New Sunday in Maume Merchant of Morriscoaty is the guest of her friend Miss Jonnie Albertson. Lizia Lica of Macleustown is visiting her aunt Mr. John Linaberry. Leon Still of ar Oranie spending new weeks with hor geaudon i fund Mrav Andean J. Muatsvian. On Saturday evening a large number of Viomnatios gathered on the beautifunl lawa surrounding the reuidanen a Misa Floating to watch the unfolding ortho blooms of a night blooming carous tres. There were ten Moivers and the trea was a most beauti fuight. Mrs. T. S Hawviens Chattanooga, Tenn, I saya, Shiloh's Vitalizer BAVEP MY LIFE Toonsider It ig tha boat remedy for do bilitated system. For Dyspepsia, Liver, or Kidney aila it ox P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Howell
Hone
Rudie Howell
Burns
Maxelrottstern
George Merrell
Rhbbler
Lina Sane Saye
Island ‘Park
Mel
Stephen Woodrufts
New Sunday
Mins
Maume Merchant
Morriscoaty
Missionary farewell in South America in old Junction
The piece honors Miss Belle Waldman departing from Junction for missionary work in South America. It thanks donors who contributed at a July 28 reception and recalls her pledge, prayers, and hoped return after service, with verses urging readiness to work for Christ.
Public schools reopen in Lopatcong amid town notes
Local column reports the town’s public schools resuming, mentions residents Elmer Karcafel and Mrs. Karcafl, and notes heat illness incidents. Baltimore trip for Howard Shimiur and Smatterings about community happenings, plus a dubious Elixir ad for Shaker Digestive Cordial claiming digestive benefits and pricing.
Bond between Buncon kinship amid bridge worries
Local notes mention ILAZEN MMi Mobards of Buncon visiting Miss Baa Wyckoff and Credella Mackey at Tranquility. Reports discuss opposition to non construction of a bridge over Pompen Casing, fear of dangerous crossings after nightfall, and hope for speedy reconstruction amid a meeting of Freeholders. Also records of real estate transfers filed with the County Clerk, including parcels in Oxford, Belvidere, and Washington from 1800s deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilazen
Mmi Mobards
Buncon
Miss
Baa
Dmiss
Credella Mackey
Esalul
Almmorman
Win
al Morrow
Sharif
Andrew Kimonour
Belvidere
Oxford
Bel
Hel Wey
R. Titman
Binkistown
Tucution
Couroys Jung
Dinkstown
Tweed C. Washindor
Painie Sage
Frelinglayson
W. A. Morrow
Imin Stewart
Washington
Wood's Sarsaparilla Advised as Health Restorative
An old time health notice promotes Wood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy to improve digestion, liver function, and general strength. It encourages readers to use the tonic to regain health and return to daily activities and work.
Introduction from a new optician at the square store
The message presents a new optician in town named Fewster offering friendly, courteous service and a well selected stock. The speaker asks the public to call and introduce themselves and expresses commitment to earning patronage and trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee Simonton
Fewster
Optician
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Delaware
Mr. Long
Hackenyack
Nod
P. Bt van Syekdo
van Vlei
DeWitt
Hazel Hinson
F. N. Jonkins
Warren County Drug Store
Springtown
Newa
Smith
Mfr. Smith
Wall
Coured
Herve
Mecsas
Kennedy
Weller
Dalrymple
Smandger
Fla
Inter
Tnt
Suronatows
de Witt
F. N. Jenkins
Warren Counbby
Ding Stora
Vienna
Chattanooga
Shiloh
Waldrut
Hersalf
South America
Ohurah
Mias Waldman
Iim
Hera
Sergion
Lei” Brinl
Union Mission Training Institute
Brooklyn
Presbyterian
Jesus
Geo
Junction
Christ
Buralnje
Akave Wis
F.oNd Jenkins
Phillipsburg
Knlsey Brantiat Seabright Engrailaing
Botts
Bronday
Warren Foundry
Himed
Barbara Shine
Lewis Guhart
Roseatreet
Shimer
Baltimore
Rave
K. Boyd
Jonesboro
Tenn
Nigparentz
Entre Nous Social Club
Poroetial Hall
John van Byokin
River- Street
Tweoh Person
Columi
Sahuring
Mint
Jon
Moon
Josephine George
Jersey City
Person
Couneilmanagh Pergon
Lilkupsburg
Mixa Johanna Person
Mackettatown
Als
Sturgarot
Btowartaville
Thano P. Carpenter
Stil Valley
Wighington Street
Banday Ag
John Erhart
Warren
Jaln Dinko
Fox Slrect
Bridgeville
Peter Morelion
Wm. M. Baughart
Thomas Ban- Nistor
Bound Brook
Edward T. Smith
Willa Jennings Bryan Smith
Mim
Sarah Saunders
Dover
N. J
Tenn Mans San Ota
Ologe
Jacob
Henry
Teter Q. Mapler
New York State
Hope Station
Thea PB. Wapler
Aaron Hildebrevat
Lopatcong
Monelay
Ath
Elmer Karcafl
Trenton
Mise Jonnie
Broxkley
Howard Shiniur
Gorey Gid
Phiadelphia
Mud Sve
Edith Cline
Iain
Neal
Brent
Omar
Thalonra
Poiyand
Shaker
Hood
Hoss
Daniel W. Drake
Out of
New York
Washington Harness
Seoach
Henarge
Virginia
Old Dominion
Company
Harness ‘Store
Ge Smith
A.B. Groff& Bro
Ayer
Ona Hina
Henrth
Ayers
O. Uutstos
Kinard’y
Ely's Crean
Salm. Jpop
Uleauwos de Naval
Mags
Attlee
Barnatt
Drugelyt
Hy Mall
ELY Brothers
W.L. Douglas
Maowfactyi
Peer
Uhaes
Steel Shaloes
Dou Glas
Brockton
Magy
Carauones
Yavin
T. Langstaff
Washington, N. J
Washington Lumber Yard
W. D. Gulick
Atcontay
And
Mareter
Gt Cloud Hotel
Weehla Avenus
Hollchor
Aadter la’ Chindheery
B. Smith
M.D
Praany Torlau
P Mokmetry
Weyington
Washington, N. 2
Ofina Bours
P N
Jacobus
F Us
By Avenue
Anoon
Euston
agloth-Wast Corner
South Jeu
Porry Ets
Pa Bonn
Mea Ang
St. Clvud Hotel
Pierce Farrow
Warrington
Price Second
Smith Building
Fox
Altice
Grand Central
Hateis
Cloud Hotel
Staates
Propriet
Windsor House
Bf Moss
Tare
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Needham
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