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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1909
Page
9
The column lists residents and visitors across CT ALINON and surrounding towns, noting weddings, illnesses, and social visits. It records names like Martin Sutton, Anthony TeHinmer, Lloyd Fenton, Mrs Beale Hoffman, Mrs Elmer Ramsey, and General W. Berty among others, plus local events, church services, and roadworthy updates.
Nutley resident Chas Darks visited relatives here last week. Wm Barton Miller from Brooklyn visits Mr and Mrs Irving Hixon. Mrs E. Howell of Minor Lake spends a couple of weeks at her son's home. Amy Laire returned home from Vall where she visited her sister. Shary Pend shares Christmas plans while others plan church events and holiday gatherings. P. S. Hartung rents Riverton House and will move in spring. Local business news notes a failed mortgage and property matters. Several residents marry Miss Hermon last Wednesday. plans for Christmas Eve at the Christian church. Lehmann township education meeting set for December 29 with inspector to set bids and state first price for next year’s schools. Mrs Joseph Dennis entertains Pennsylvania relatives. Mrs Theo Cumming suffers paralysis in Newark. Mr and Mrs John Lemmonson host friends. Gen Wheeler hosted by parents. Clarence Denis and Miss Eve TW visit Penitentiary area. Christmas services planned at Presbyterian and Carin Mission churches.
Advertises fresh candies, nuts, and Florida oranges priced well below regular candy stores. Highlights fresh, pure products and multiple varieties, inviting customers to buy in bulk for Christmas savings. Basements sale location hinted.
Umbrellas available in new styles advertised as equal to the best values. Children’s umbrellas priced from 39 cents to 1.50 dollars, ladies from 986 to 15 dollars, and men’s from 98 cents to 8 dollars.
Handkerchiefs offered in high and medium ranges by the piece in dozens and by the dozen. Some included as holiday hoes. Sizes cover men women and children.
A dealer lists remaining best selected gloves for men women and children shown in Easton this year. The notice highlights names of glove styles and states prices for quick sale.
An advertisement touts solid gold jewelry with full warranties at prices just above competing asks. It promises a diverse range of attractive items appealing to buyers who seek quality and reliability. The display highlights Lane Reece and related names in the listing.
Readers are urged to visit the Tatubael store for year round dependable socks in varied quality and prices. The piece notes holiday hurry makes careful comparisons difficult and stresses timely shopping before Christmas.
The passage lists a vast array of gifts including dolls sleds games and books. It emphasizes a broad assortment in a basement Toyland and claims it exceeds what Santa could offer in a child’s memory. Prices are suggested as lower than elsewhere.
Ladies' wear advertisement lists fur wrap coats tailored suits, coats and dresses, lingerie, silk and net waists, petticoats, and the finest complete line of ladies' wear in smart materials and designs.
A holiday message touts low prices as proof customers will find the season joyful. The PSA encourages shoppers to act on bargains while conveying a seasonal, proto advertising tone.
A short note highlights gift ideas for a man who values simple comforts. Suggested items include a louse coat bath robe Manhattan shirt necktie and fancy half hose from Laubagh, emphasizing ease of pleasing him with practical attire.
Dr Webster assists Dr Gorden on Strien Island while Lula Eumphds visits with her brewer and family. Residents announce visits, new homes, and school activities. A Christmas entertainment by M. F. puale school is planned. several local families prepare for spring. Funeral details for Tantel P. Matlock noted. civil war veteran remembered. Community updates include farming, trades, and social visits across Blanstown.
A brief notice from A.B. Ersnen states prices are set to favor quality and quick sale. The firm emphasizes fair dealing and asks purchasers to consider this policy when choosing goods.
A garbled note from a northern region mentions a pole and water, asking for help to reach someone and suggesting financial aid or money transfer. The text is severely obscured with many misspellings and lacks clear names or events.
Fragmentary notice names individuals and places across towns and counties. It references Almond Port Coiden Butler Vi Sith and many others alongside towns such as Vienna and Readway. The document mentions a permit or warning process and local governance terms without clear context.
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