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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1904
Page
4
Visit our store to view an expansive collection of stylish wallpapers. The line covers a vast field this season with designs and shades ranging from silk floss at six dollars a roll to white blanks at five cents. An unusually large assortment in all grades offers both everyday and high-class decorative options to satisfy discerning buyers.
A garbled Delaware page reports residents traveling to Shrewsbury and Tiabtshasoe for business and court matters, with notes on school meetings, parish activities, and the extension of farming efforts. Mentions of Mrs Smover, Mr. Smover, and Ammerman indicate community ties, while Alice Aten of Dade Tall visits family here.
A fragmented OCR page lists church services, family visits, neighborhood gatherings, and social notices. Items mention Mr Smith at Wirehlrkan, Reed Gate events, Turtle family engagements, and Easter service preparations, with names like Mrs James X and Repsiete noted among dated social updates.
Thert Albertdon and gaighter in Calumbin visit. Day paidie scknel to entertain Friday night at school buildings with admission ten and twenty cents. Comedian Charley Mol mel and HUW Wil ite to perform. stunts promised to be the draw. Miss Hester Hackn of Belvidere visiting Mr and Mrs Peter Rhoads. Andrew Smith to move from Mrs Pierce's house to Noel Lity near Colvin. John Allen and two children visiting with relatives at Delaware Water Gap. Mary vanHorn of Hope visiting Walnut Willey and sister Mrs Sohn Vanktris. Mickx Josie George of Binkstown visiting friends. Narands VanHorn of Hope also in town.
Local readers note several residents hosting Easter visits with neighbors and relatives. Moves include Miss John Lange to Belyilere and Andrew Jddaberrs to Mr Lance’s house, while Mt Vernon area transfers affect multiple farms and homesteads in the community.
Peter Welsh of Bloomsbury moved to West Port and will be co hosted by Mr Varnatts. A well attended event netted a nice sum. Pastor Simman attends the Now Dark conferences and is not expected to return Jack Nevins as leader. William Reamer went to work in Flemington. Our merchant Mr Yanatta clerked Thrittan’s. Miss Loy Williamson of Standard Site MU Phillipsburg visited here. Prices were good and subscriptions noted.
Avi Tahnaton of Popatina visited Bundy town for several weeks with visitors including Mpa Chittles Unner and Mrs. Wiliam Cire bean. Numerous residents and relatives from New York Orange Alpha Washington Odell and Philadelphia were noted in town events and outings during Easter week.
Marksboro notes mention Jota Jeli moving to a market area and Amal Savercool overseeing low farm operations. The piece describes family firms near Ebee Abram Be Guse, flourishes in Flint arn, and George Curae turning Ht Madratoiva WHain B ib WI avcipy. It also references Abe Lewis Tote, Mes Doulas Porter, Mes Doulas Porter’s decline, and Mrs. Vuidse handling a New York relocation.
Stephensburg social page records visits and family mentions amid measles cases. Names include Mr and Mrs Charles Carpenter, Berthaenone Sturdy Rubin, Walter Widener and grandparents, Chrik Headers, Mrs Dank Vanatta, Prof Wahee, and the Manes family. Easter visit plans noted.
The Bryant Store announces a spring greeting and presents one of the region’s finest clothing inventories. The note highlights 27 years of local service, 17 years under its current buyer, and a commitment to square dealing, small profits, and steady growth.
Advertises young men's suits in latest styles and materials including Fancy Chevists single and double breasted coats at 10 to 15 dollars, double breasted black suits in 12 grades from 10 to 15 dollars, fancy worsted suits from 10 to 15 dollars, and SAC suits from 15 to 20 dollars with exclusive patterns.
Advertisement touts mens business and blue serge suits in pure wool, trimmed to high standard, with prices from 5.00 to 15.00. Claims quality equal to higher end goods, with notable deals on 10.00 and 12.00 grade worsteds and gray clay worsted staples. Includes bold claim of best color guarantees and market comparisons to 12.00 usual price.
Spring overcoats in abundance with new styles long and short. Covert overcoats priced at 9.00 instead of 10.00. Fancy Chevoit overcoat in black and white effect, 34 inches long, well made and trim, special at 7.50.
Fancy tan and gray overcoats in new cuts, 33 inches long with full drape, priced at 12.50 down from 15.00. Fancy gray stripe overcoat, tailor-made style, 14.00 down from 16.00. A good tan covert overcoat, well made and trimmed, 6.50 down from 8.00.
Property deeds listed from 1901 to 1904 show transfers in Harmony Alpha Knowlton Allamucky Lopnteong and nearby areas. Names include Catherine Nimpler, Mibro Knolper, N Warne, Harry Boy, Jacob Nayer, Sarah Labne, Mahlon Winey, Margaret Vanitorn, and Emma Wallen, among others, with nominal 1 dollar payments and varied recorded dates.
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