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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
4
Peter Dalrymple Stewartsville resident dies at 49 after long rheumatism. Mentions family, lodge membership, and survivors. Also comments on juror impartiality, local officials, and community events including concerts, hotel licensing debates, church activities, water issues, and Decoration Day preparations with multiple local names and places.
George A Hock recently moved from near Billowates to bur village and works for Gilman Dunlap. Mr and Mrs Allen Dunn of Long Bridge visited town. Rev Egbert preached at Tranquillity. Teacher certification exams at Backetta were the smallest in years, with thirteen examinees and four now serving. Mrs Jobin Mortisy visited News ton. Mrs Edward Sidner reports a pleasant Newark Islands visit. Gorge Harris of Bratmtown and B. B. Knauss near Crippla Creek were prospecting nearby. Auto man arrived at Motherford to order machinery. Mr and Mrs Louis Doromer visited town. Bhafer Cooper, over four years, won the fraternal garden bid. Mrs Winifred Anderson owns a Idaho-sent heirloom from her dead son Dora, a mammoth tooth seven inches long. Jacob Anderson plans to move to East Lake City for Idaho gold fields. Gillman Dunlap enlarged his lot by adding land from Mr Rutherford. A skimiton honored Mr and Mrs Mal Bennett at the Meadows Friday.
Miscellaneous town items report visitors and visits, illnesses and deaths, and small social happenings. George Belsca buys a new organ. Frank Bowers dies after typhoid fever. Mrs Bowery and family plan moves to Bayonne. J A Guilledge treated for piles with Bucklen’s Arnica. Warren County Drug Store ad closes.
Sunday report from a Philadelphia eye treatment for H P Baylor who is expected to return by week’s end following improvements. In Flemington and Phillipsburg examinations were attended by Misses Lizzie Grater and Erna Waldman. A fall at a new school construction site in Ash Belga hospitalized Andrew Housal Percy Custaar and Mr Houcal with severe injuries. Castnor shows rapid improvement. Wreck at High Bridge caused a panic. Mrs Vuelor sustained a back injury. Elizabeth visitors include Mrs M Hummel and Stewart Housel. Scranton visitors Mrs T Butler and Andrew Hansal. The Star Weekly Enterprise 386
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