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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1903
Page
5
An voice reports a dramatic recovery from headaches and stomach trouble after taking Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. Letters praise the remedy’s ease to swallow, weight gain, and improved appetite, with guarantees of cure or money back.
Blalestown reports reflect a mix of rural life with a skunk enclosure incident and local visitors. Names such as Watson Swarts and Mr. Souris appear among farm tasks, church events, and school and store notes, painting a snapshot of community routines and small-town exchanges.
Fragmentary report mentions Brith Stickle and relatives from Paterson tied to a family case. Partial names include Mrs Sidner and Miss Aydin. Text references Newark and Paris with unclear dates and events.
Marhsburo Thoums Verigo moved his family to the Clarke farm on Tuesday. Miss Samar Shaw of Plaine Hel visited Edwin at Tat erson and returned home Saturday. Charles Mackey and his brother Kling left for Initerson then visited Elizabeth and Paterson. Grace Swisher in Cleveland with a cousin. Mahlon Primrose in New York visiting friends Rev. and Mrs. McLoney hosted Mrs. Tramford Ostram of Monticello. Mrs. Abram Wintermute entertained Misa Morygon Stroudsburg. Alfweb Rice of Kerrs Corner had a workplace accident with an axe handle wound. Tyerson Trager visitors in Paterson. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Howl and Frank Waugh visited lathrookville area. Mrs. William VanDenart spent days at 3 Silaye wet eye M
Miss Tulin Miller of Jersey City visits Miss Mary Bigelow this week. Frank Apgar moves his family to Mrs Stali’s house. Neighbors report a break in at Richard Wolverton’s home last Saturday evening. Public school will reopen next Monday, November 30. Valentine Snyder and Cowlly listed as ill. Richard Kare, veteran of the Spanish American War, visits his brother. No services held at the Baptist church due to pastor’s wife illness.
Rev John Crouse preached at the Musconclong Valley Presbyterian Church last Sunday morning and again in the Presbyterian chapel at Junction in the evening. Alonzo Bryan toured Watson for funds supporting Prof FLFL of Washington. A sale of Calvin Castnor's farm near Changewater is listed for public auction at the Ames hotel Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs J R Shires and daughter Mildred wounded a diner party at the home of Mrs Opdyke in Jackson's Valley on Thursday Inst Me and Arts Arthur Bentéy hosted a dinner for friends including Mr and Mrs Abraham Rosenberry Wonier G corse him and nirry and Mr and Mrs Sispon Rosenharry in Washington Mr and Mrs Stew ard Fritts Stephensburg Mr and Mrs George Fisher and Ban Thomas in Anderson Arthur Beatty works on a new water wheel and water trunk Minn Sadia Vangello reports 5 bor een id Pent
Abbie Trance returns home after a week with Worfrield Mia and Vic Dell Crimiius of Meadville visit. Mrs William Miller and daughter Bertha spent Saturday in Washington. A Christmas party plans, Morris Moeyind hosts a night, Lavondion noted. William Caskey of Washington visits, German Machine Co entertainment this week. William Smith of Torrwick staying with parents T Smith. Chiles Carpenter of Hackettstown visited Tollaway. Mrs Clark of Vontorshot spent weekend at Quaker Suite. John Baldwin and Lester visiting relatives. Surprise party for Margaret Reimel’s seventeenth. Mrs Whitfeld Lore improving. B S 638 set for Marry Mover Sunday evening with mission study topic. Prithehatyt to preach Sunday afternoon. Zeller building improvements by landlord. Jacob Seyler of Kingsville works busy. Local young folks show lively interest this season.
Hope editor Ketelian greets visitors Friday while a patent medicine company entertains at Lodgehall. Justina Ingersall and daughter Mia return from a two week visit. J G O Trowell travels Newark and plans Thanksgiving with George Thanksgivhige. Heirs of George H Bentley to sell homestead near Tope on December 12. Jongh Yowell farm advertised for December 19 sale. Thanksgiving union service planned at Christian church.
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