Morris County News Roundup of Social and Church Events
Local notices report residents confined by the grip illness and recoveries, plus engagements, weddings, and social visits. Names include A B Cornish James Atwood J between. Mrs John H W McMurtrtla, Rev J W McCleary, Miss Daisy Higgins, Miss Nellie Metz, Miss Hattie Bryant, Miss Guasio Smith, and others. Mayor C B Smith trips to New York. Martin Luther Cox and Hattie Dickerson announce engagement. Mae Trimmer to wed William Hoffman. A mix of travel, school news, and community happenings across Morris and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny York
A.B. Cornish
Alr. Cras
Ling
Atwood J
Patty
Jotr Hall
Jacob B. Fitts
Jamon
Miss Suseeed
Marisbara
Doate Anes
Nisa Fantilo ‘Richey
Asbury
Chas. B.smith
John HW. McMurttla
W. C. Watters
Anthony
C. B. Smith
Itrp
New York
Misa Glars Stewart
Trenton
Augeutug Wook
Daniel Stites
High Bridge
N. Groman
Lumburville
Wmn. H. Mather
Allentoway Pa
Spon
Waidé Davis
Lille Commins
Jersey City
J. W. McCleary
St. Peter's
Fas
Menomee
Michigan
Daisy Higgins
Tere
John Gardner
Belvidere
Airs
A. B. Grol
Gariwood
Ate Hancerof
Raston
Assemblymat Berers
Phillipsburg
Alonday
A. C. Metz
Ike
Isaau Sliker
Pleasant Grove
Syria Bowers
Et Dewe Sia and Tobrecs Company
Changewater
Kentucky
Tennessee
MM. Cox
Harry. Cox
Hattie Bryant
Carlton Ave
Aliss Guasio
Kemple
Oxford
Saveningys
Smith, BroghorabesLri
A. Baylor
Jolot
Suesday
Phistar
Paris
George W. Ditts
East Orange
Wade
Pithan Jlingig
J. Nathaniel ‘Ginga
Friends
Lynnee
Keenan
Community notes from Oxford township short, dated Feb
Local items recount church oyster supper plans on a Wednesday evening, illness recoveries including typhoid, deaths from diphtheria, a candidate announcing for Oxford township assessor, social events at Free Union, and travels of residents to Phillipsburg and Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Most
Nun
Mt. Bethel
Lere Daniel Pleenger
Prlpsburg
Hay Wen
Ladies’ Aid Society of Free Union
Martha Washington
James Albert
Free Union
Townsbury
Buttaville
Peb
Gth
Joan A. Gutteridge
Newark
AL E
M. E
Jones Town notes show illness and town life reflections
The item lists local concerns from James Garris and Michael Ott families to visits by relatives, illness of Walter Ott’s son, and community events. It mentions Dr Kings New Discovery, local employment moves, church notices, and a death of John S. Lanning with funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Garris
Michael Ott
Lee House
Walter Ott
Weiting
EL Dalrymple
Dalrymple
Frank Hansel
Broadway
Wm. Jones, Jr
Boston
Newman Jones
and Johnson
Oxford
Wilitnt
Hig
Chang
Poole
Dover
Mrad
V. O'Bryan
Eld
Ate
Mery
Henry Amendy
Oliver Broad
Business Grows An Ostoxemarian Dead
Teane Sliker, a longtime resident of Pleasant Grave, died last Friday of paralysis at eighty six. The funeral was held Monday at Pleasant Grove church with interment in the adjoining cemetery. He leaves a son and five daughters, including Silon of Denville and Lizzie Clark of Hackettstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Lanning
Charles
Passaic
Melville
Bowerstown
Lewis
Summerfield
A. Ruah
Montana
Daniel O. Brink
Grass Castle
Summerfield Church
Worming
Teane Sliker
Lenawin
Pleasant Grave
Pleasant Grove
Fitermont
Silon
Denville
Enwin Potts
Philadelphia
Lizzie Clark
Hackettytown
Ant
Sarah
Monsant Grover
Hampton's grocery weekly sale listing features various asterisks
A jumbled sale advertisement lists goods and prices including flour sugar coffee canned goods soap hams and crackers. It mentions brands and states 1900 era values with quantities and details, reflecting a local market catalog style.
Fitts Bee Hive Cleaning-Up Sale Ends Tomorrow
The Fitts Bee Hive Cleaning-Up Sale offers odds and ends from left overs and out of style items. Many articles have had profit taken off and are offered for quick sale to clear stock and make space for new goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Fitts Bee Hive
Fitts
Extraordinary Cloak Sale Promises Deep Discounts
A 19th century retail notice touts dramatic cloak reductions and overstock deals. It highlights coats, capes, and jackets reduced from 85 to 5 dollars, along with varied goods like Best Glos Starch and Fancy Baking Chocolate. The ad touts summer prices on winter wear, underwear, and numerous dry goods, calling customers to buy now before profits thin.
Unclear OCR Readout of Local Sale Notice
Fragmentary text appears to reference special sales and footwear items but lacks readable names dates places or officials. The readable fragments suggest a public sale or clearance event with unclear terms and no verifiable entities to anchor details.
Surplus Dress Goods Marked Down for Quick Sale
Dress goods priced to attract buyers with 36 and 40 inch all wool cloths and serge plaids. Figured bevel line changeables and other materials cut from 2p¢ and 39c to 5c for choice. Some remnants from the same lot included.
Domestic Counter Sales Advertises Needful Goods
An old time shop advertises best calicos in colors and navy, and domestic flannels, 4c to high, with table linen towels and napkins. It lists muslin and sheeting at low per yard prices, aiming at value and quality for everyday purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineland Muslin
Hill
Millinery stock to be closed out despite cost
The balance of Millinery stock will be closed out regardless of cost. The operation is led by two first class trimmers in charge with instructions to please or no sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qbrletian Association
Baltimore ‘& Ohio Railroad
Maryland
Enstece Fowler
Jacob ‘Telmmer
Washington, D. G
Jacob
Jake Thompson
Ace Quen
Mogareh
Josiah $. Davidson
Reights Templar of Law Sergey
Palestine Commandery
New York
Davidson
Issiah Crotsley
Ben
Naga
Bulm
California Fig Syrup Co
Blankets and Comforts Price Cuts At Local Store
We reduce stacks to proper equilibrium and emphasize prices as key to movement. Gray blankets priced at three dollars, wool blankets marked 99 cents per pound, shoes and rubbers offered at notable discounts. Comforts for children and other goods promise value with steady availability.
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Buptav Tll
BE. B. Bittunger
Vail Hpsbury
Samuel Brokaw
Phil. Hpsburg
Charles Hunt
Little Oxford
el. Siulth
Bridgeville
Oxford Township
W. Barrett
Fargo Express Co
Fonds
Whi
Burige
Mundet Folner
Wr. Allen
Jonestown
BR. B. Greave
Clyhowe
Dr. King
Delaward
George CO. Adama
Lizzie Silverthorn
Sirs
Joseph L. Smilth
Muckamin
Labor
Farina
Folin J. Albertson
Wolftown
Lauterman Pues
M.A. Albertson
Caenee
John JL. Holt
Babt Stroudsburg
Sadie Flair
Washington
Psi
Butumiay. Ee
Louvatcong
Nelson Garry
Mot Honey Melick
Janay Calaburn
Rooksburg
Pater
Martin Tinainnn
White
Sutebler
Furnia
Tlaslapter
Carlos Marten
Munterton County
Peter Tinsman
Dr. West
Newton Mutehler
Sutterney
Fabinig
Dela‘ware Park
Vetah Shuert
Alfred Petty
Arch
Meta
Wii
Tron
Norval” School
Franklin Stoutenburg Hunt
Schooley’s aTountain
Virginia Mary Gyans
Columbia
Frederick Allen Palmer
Frenchtown
Wallitt
T. Rowyn
Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Inez
de. Rysland
Christ
Wi Sindeeding
de. Dyron Bibcov
Joseph H. Case
Stanhope
Gandmom
Case
Morray
Sussex
Byram Township
Cuscorateonar Doelarleyy
Washington ‘Avenue
Wales
Hampton
Stef
Larsson
Santos Colles
Palley
New York State
Raney
N.Y
Lenox
Star
Daney
Hos
Chiklen
Bowden
U.S
Shioes
India
Ceylon
Twigo
China
Japan
J. B. Hampton
Washington, J
Legian
Jzwarr
Ashington
Justinis
Wim. J. Roeker
Jennirtui
Sevinliy
Globe Store
Allen .Carpenter
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