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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1901
Page
10
Long paragraph of town items reports social events, sales, jobs, and local politics from Belvidere and Sussex County. Residents attend a religious meeting, a public sale netted 584 dollars, changes in local offices and shops, real estate moves, probate matters, and upcoming elections. The artesian well progress, planned Knowlton township company, and county jail transfer are noted along with community concerns about trade and school events.
An era advertisement touts Hills Catarrh Cure as the only constitutional remedy for catarrh, taken internally to attack the disease in all stages. It promises strength by building up the system and offers $100 for any case it cannot cure, inviting testimonials and listing charges and testimonials from druggists.
A fragmented Cornish item lists residents moving between houses and hosting dinners. It mentions Bern Cole moving from Nis to Wim Nichols and Walter Ketes shifting from J. L. Mathaw’s to Mirg Rahaces. The piece references gatherings, guests including Mr Henry-Jnee, Mrs Bhod Say, Mr Hazen, and others, and hints at a traveling tale from the Rocky Mountains.
Mrs A B Biplar spends weeks with daughter in New York City. About twenty five friends held a surprise party for Mrs Cox birthday. Sipper not very successful Friday night, proceeds about $25 to fund a library and teacher’s desk. Ezra Ayres moved to town. Mr Harington preached at the Methodist pulpit Sunday. Piet returned home after working with a sericolor near Anthony. Deyo Sanders injured hip at engine yard and hospitalized. Mrs G F Bird ill with grip. Mrs Thomoen visited Hackettstown. John Hawes and Mamie Hawell noted. William Tee opened theaters Friday morning, optimism for success. Dalgety Ayres ill at home in Putherburg. Andrew Warnes visiting from Wiretown. George Bartow and Will Hayes of Madison renewing acquaintances. Santa Merrell to return soon from Clifton Springs for rheumatism treatment. Jobo Gray of Independence township to quit farming and sell personal property March 27 1901.
A late week gathering at the house of Mrs Andrew Hockenberry included Jo By mond of PAWipsburg and Philip Warman of Washington DC visiting wintering with his daughter. Several local residents were mentioned for visits illness and travels with church events, lectures, and Sunday school updates.
Fragmented OCR recalls residents gathering at Gardner and Kienay homes while others hosted friends last Thursday. A nine year old boy and Walter Strand Jr were buried at a Presbyterian cemetery after a Sunday funeral. Mrs. Hinoling and Lele Ginoline visit Gaston, and Eckerd family moved to Pattenborg from Waoaloy Kinney house.
Mrs. Ent Garey and daughter Elliot hosted guests including Miss Ells Hendarshot and Miss Nancy Smith of Borneo Rim along with Mrs Edward Colenha and others. Albert Garey and brother visited after the death of Jett. Jane and Katie were guests of St John Mayberry. John Copper and May Caulner attended from Newton Landing.
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