Phillipsburg area notes mix of accidents and local news
The week brings tales of misfortune and community events. A South Main Street resident was struck by a wheelman as she alighted from a trolley, suffering minor injuries. A delivery clerk was injured when thrown from a wagon after a run in with a runaway horse. Local officials report railroad track permissions related to a new Philadelphia route. Hospitalizations and weddings fill the social pages as churches, post offices, and taverns host gatherings and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phlclipsborg
Binny Colver
Ibis Bliss
John Wright
Reese
Department of Highways
Easton
Doylestown and Easton Railroad Co
Philadelphia
Central Railroad
Phillipsburg
Edward Flynn
Frank Yoder
Big Bondaman
Charles Coren
Yoderia
Alpha
Rev. A. BE
Dyoin
Washington
J. X. Moyer
Springtown
Teld
Jacob Saylor
Belvidere
Grand
Salita Hunt
Riegelsville
Saylor
Russell Schooley
Newark
Howard Schooley
Allman Street
Rego
Ev, King
D. D
Main Street
Methodiat Parsonage
Howard St
Wilson
Mies
Christina B. Roth
Jom Roth
Misa Katie Hauck
Gargas
Nixon
Delaware Bridge
Henry’ Simona
Harmony
Heston
Local Social Notes From Newark and Surroundings
Mrs John Parks and daughter Hulda of Newark and Mia Joaish Parks of Free Union visited John Pool on Sunday. Emmett Cumming and grandfather Wr Bryan were guests of Irving Fleming in Danville. Alfred Salaselin of Newark tended the apple crop, Carrie Layton of Newton visiting Vida Dell Summing. Various local residents attended church and family gatherings. a baby arrived for Stephen Another. A D Hart of Newton visited J A Cummings and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobn Parks
Hulda
Newark
Mia
Joaish Parks
Free Union
John Pool
Emmett Cumming
Wr. Bryan
Irving Fleming
Familly
Danville
Alfred Salaselin
Misa Carrie Layton
Newton
Vida Dell Summing
Mear
Mryang
Fred Bird
Huntarille
Mra
Bird
Amy Cook
George Marrell
Katie Pul
J. W. Flumerfeh
J. A. Cemming
J. A. Cummings
All Were Saved By Dr Kings New Discovery Claims
A Ga man J H Johnston credits Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption with curing long bronchitis and his wife’s asthma. The ad touts trial bottles and lists Fy N Jenklee and Warren County Drug Store as providers. Local notices mention visitors, services, and a private funeral for Mrs. Strable with Norton interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Johnston
Broughton
Dr. King
Experiensa Oes
Jenklee
Warren County
Iti
Smallpox scare prompts quarantines in Rockaburt area
John Howell, a cement mill laborer living above the village hill, sought medical advice in Belvidere after several days of illness. Doctors Albertson Burd and DeWitt Bonsard confirmed smallpox, leading to a township quarantine of Howell’s house and several nearby homes. Dr. DeWitt was hired at ten dollars daily to manage this case and others arising from it. Also noted are a newborn son for Mr. and Mrs. Beas, Mrs. Josephine Young returning from Asbury Park, Mrs. Smith and Newton’s daughter visiting, and the Sunday school being closed due to the scare.
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John Allen
Grace
Newark
George Depue
B. Bishpaughly
Abraham Depué
Delay Ware
Bla Paranta
George Dopus
John Mangkey
Grace Green
Alvin Newman
Backensack
John Hoagland
Green Osada
Indiana
Anson McCain
Wall
Edward Lanning
Thomas Vualer
Eastons
Bia Paranta
George Hiles
C. W.bartow
Quoton Hiles
Danville
Mia
Jefferson Hiles
Rockaburt
John Howell
Belvidere
Dr. Albertson
Burd
Albertson
Howell
Harmony
Dru
DeWitt
Bonsard
Selvidera
Howall
Samuel Beas
Josephine Young
Asbury Park
Smith
Newton
Ill Health and Local Notices From Wiretown Area
ALLAMUCHY Qoorgo Towovend is ill and may need a delicate jugular vein operation. Gardner Mary Argon of Maryland visits, staying with Br and Mrs BA Deromor. The Wo. Wiion house burned recently and insured for 700. Mrs Gertruda Swayze of Philadelphia visits Ayres homestead. Miss Bello Axford to stay with Mrs Rica in Hackettstown. Charles Axford, former resident, drawn in New York. Merv Anooks has taken residence in Wiretown. John Wooley resigns from Rutherforda, plans residence soon. Redewick Mack of Hackettstown visiting Wiretown. Out-of-town visitors listed. Severe hemorrhage for Mrs Charlce Lick, hopes for recovery. A.A. Tallman ill. Clark Bollis of Arlington, with brother Marbball, in town remodeling Alderman & Davidson building. Edna Dietrich improving. Mrs Safer hosting visitors from the city. Martha Phillipa and George DeWitt visit relatives. Davenport, Cisco attend Johnsonaville festival. more travel notes. J.C. Kitchen has a thorn wound on a sore hand. Surveyors surround Gelso liberty will to a tract society. Blair Rusling visits Sinlvie Dopfield. Harlan of Eaton, Ohio, famed photographer, touts Electric Bitters for indigestion.
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Qoorgo Towovend
Clark
Maya
Mray Jaraoa
Gardner
Maryland
Sto
Mra
BA Deromor
Gertruda Swayze
Philadelphia
Ayres
Homestead
Bello Axford
Rica
Hackettstown
Charles Axford
New York City
Merv 'Anooks
Atanhope
Wiretown
Aiica
Stott Bauac
John Wooley
Rutherforda
Redewick Mack
Hackettatown
Amssne
Vishtord
Myr
Edward Sidner
John Dunn
Milas Addie Guest
Hyder
Ervin Hendershot
Caraony
Charlca Lick
A.A. Tallman
Clark Bollis
Arlington
Marbball
Hainesburg
Aldermon & Davidson
Edna
James Dietrich
Han Bean
Safer
Misa
Martha Phillipa
George DeWitt
C. L. Davenport
Arents
Sinlvie Dopfield
Andersons Kin Health Battle Mentioned In Notebook
The miniature news note reports The little son of Frank Tiger is very sick. Mrs. Elmer E. Hendershot entertained Mr. and Mrs. Bert Reed of tranquility over the weekend. Several residents, including Mrs. George Fisher of Penwell and Mrs. R. B. Thomas’s family, visited relatives in Washington and nearby towns. Multiple social visits are listed among residents from Ander son Johntown Changewater Arlington and Port Colden with occasional illness updates and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Cowall
Louia Perry
Washington
Abs
James Garrety
Addie Cox
Neleon
Af Stanhope
Sarah King
Anderson, Johntown
Changewater
Arlingon
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