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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1903
Page
10
The dress goods section showcases a large varied Spring assortment including Wool, Crepe de Chine, Wool Grenadines, Corded Batistes, Lansdownes, Rendona Crepe and more. Dressy Shirt Waist Suits gain popularity with Shepherd Checks and bias piping in turquoise red or green. See the grand collection in store display.
Mary Gray of Newark visits relatives while Miles Gray recovers from typhoid. The Women's Foreign Missionary Society meets at Mattie Butler's Friday at 1 o clock. Several residents, including Clark Nixon of Catasauqua, are noted for recent visits, illnesses, and recoveries. A memorial sermon for Frances Willard is planned, with a social to follow.
A runaway accident nearly ended fatally but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve quickly cured the victim after four years of doctor failures. The ad touts its effectiveness for burns bruises cuts and skin eruptions and notes Warren County Drug Stores as a seller.
Mrs Silas Vanatta total blind fell Friday breaking her arm. Russell Hartsell visited parents in Charryville. Elien Kooh former Brainerds resident visited last Saturday. Talks of a new hotel for cement workers. Martina Creek Land & Improvement Co sold about thirty lots in past six days. Martin's Creek Portland Cement Co plankars improving at Basten Hospital. James Schultz renovates home greatly improved after trip to Bayonne. Geo Lightoak of Hoboken spent Sunday in Brainerds. Mrs Horace Heller visited Allentown Saturday. Mr Arthur Ainke from Detroit due to mother’s illness. plans to stay until May.
Elmer Linsberry and a friend spent Thursday with acquaintances in Pennsylvania. Jacob Chamberlain faced trouble with neighborly wood cutting and a neighbor reported issues with groceries. Ola Young stayed with Mrs Blair Orleman in Ebenezer. Darrel added molasses to a batch of food. A sled trip went to Blairstown and a dog was killed by a train. Samuel Limberry reportedly dealt in cattle last week. A surprise party honored Jacob Allan with about forty friends. Games and social chatter filled the evening as guests departed.
Misa Minnia Donfeld visited the home of Mire Blair Rusting and will stay awhile. Mrs. John Bowers visited her mother Mrs. Agron Snyder at Knowlton. Mr. Bowers has typhoid fever after retirement from Bethlehem and Columbia while nursing granddaughter Mrs. Josue Bowers, also ill. Mr. and Mrs. Purse called on friends en route from Delaware Water Gap to Harrisburg. Charles Werd from Delaware contacted Erlenda in Columbia and Portland. Mrs. McCracken of Polkville stayed with sister Mrs. Samuel Alberteen. Mrs. Anna Lindaberry returned home after a week with niece Mrs. Jai Russing. Mrs. Peter Young and Mrs. Lindaberry visited Mrs. Blair Russing. The first announcement for the annual congregational meeting for M. B. church trustees set for March 18. Edward Hartzell left his blacksmith shop agreement to work at Belvidere. Mr. and Mrs. William Kitchen hosted friends above town. Prayer meeting Wednesday at Mrs. Berton Larder’s. Barvines held in public school on Sunday due to bad weather. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hay’s friends were saddened by an accident last Saturday. hopes for his return from Boston hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Dilbert Albertson were Sunday guests of Mrs. Emma Ward at Hainburg. Mrs. Martha Phillips hosted visitors Sunday.
A well attended Pho-donation event drew good crowd and cleared about 38 dollars. Nearby residents Daniel Anderson of Newark had his party from Saturday to Monday while others, including Ada Fisher and her daughter, visited relatives. Several locals and visitors were noted at gatherings with families from Stephensburg Hackettstown and PLC area as property sale details for Mrs. Rossman emerged with favorable prices.
Danville reports a dark Quincy granite monument erected on John and Amon Morrill plot in Pequest Valley cemetery. Weekend visitors included William Witames and relatives, Mrs Anita Wright and Albert Wildrick among others. A baby weighing one pound arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs William Morgan in Townsbury last Sunday.
A damaged ad promotes Dr. David Kennedy's Kennedy's favorite remedy for kidneys liver bladder and blood. Readers are asked to present a coupon at stores to receive a free trial bottle with no obligation to purchase. Address details for sending the coupon to Rondout New York are provided.
A historical advertisement discusses the Change of Life symptoms in women and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills as a safe cure. Personal testimonials claim relief from hot flashes, faintness, and other severe pains, asserting life-saving results and urging others to try the products. Signed letters from several women and a physician are cited as proof.
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