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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
12
Local residents report gatherings at homes in Hope and surrounding areas. Notable entries include visits by Mr and Mrs from various towns, several social events, church activities, and plans for spring moves and work.
Mrs Anderun Mawk and family hosts and receives guests at home while ill relatives and neighbors in Stew-Arteville and Warren areas visit. The community shares sickness and sympathy as extended family ties and local gatherings occur amid hospital and cemetery attendances including a funeral at Riegelsville cemetery.
Katharine Uhle visits Newark friends while Mrs Cook spends time with Washington acquaintances. Schoolteacher Mabel Von Syeltel holidaying near Lehigh. A storm Monday disrupted lines and trees on the mountain. Hoplersn’ at Mr Hewls home Tuesday evening. Cyrus Coole visits the Beavers at Fairmount Sunday. Literary Circle gathering hosted by Miss Katherine Sergert. Local residents express sympathy for friends and neighbors amid the weather and losses.
Marlboro area notes report Miss Elsie Gibbs in her home on a Wellington street. The Ladies AKI Society will meet with Mrs Adria L Cooke on March 15. Mrs Harry C. Tre of Mithiesburg visited, and Mrs Lemuel Padded, among others, attended. Mrs Suthanial Conlin and Mrs Elizabeth Cooke were in Elizbeth and Orange. Rev Wolt of Tioga, Pa formerly pastor of Marlboro church, visited his daughter Mrs Russell A Cooke. A group of ladies toured White Lake. attendees included Mrs Kern and Mrs Walters. John Jolngon, aged farmer near Andover, died. he previously owned farms in Marlboro. White Lake crossing delayed due to ice. ice storage contracted by an ice firm for next season.
A fragmentary social roundup lists visits and relocations among residents. Mentions Miss Distner visiting Spruce Run relatives, a clearance sale in Elwood Snowden area, Wyant Kardy in Port Cordent with Mrs Joy, Mrs Knoeppler visiting Etain and Hackettstown relatives, Mrs Stell in Hackettown, Mrs Castner visiting Jersey City and Brooklyn, and Mrs Taylor in Washington with her father. A resident resigned from a steamer post and plans moving to Glen Gardner.
Sunday events at Water Gap and Portland mark communal life with funerals and sermons. Obituary details note Freeman B. Wutebrant of Knowlton township, age 62, former Delaware Presbyterian member and longtime Horse Protection Society president. Burial at Ramsaugturg cemetery follows service in Hope township area.
Mrs P G Barker announces a public sale of farm stock tools and vehicles on Thursday December 24 at Port Murray on the public road from Port Murray to Dackxon Valley. Catalog includes cattle horses sow stock wagons harness and farm equipment with sale conditions. no intoxicating liquor. Harvey Coteman listed as agent.
A notice of sale under a chattel mortgage by Mary Craysley as mortgagee. Items include household goods and farm implements listed in a damaged ledger from Oxford to Belvidere, with terms on sums over fifty pounds and a six month credit period. Sale to occur February 2, 2010, at an unidentified roadside location.
A garbled sale notice lists George Riley and bidders for a large estate sale including horses, cows, poultry, farm tools, and household goods. An administrator announces a second sale of the estate oflobere Grose, detailing stock items such as horses, cattle, chickens, hay, potatoes, implements, furniture, and household items to be sold at noon on Tuesday, March 1, 1920, at the late residence in Asbury New Jersey.
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