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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1902
Page
3
Elizabeth Karcher of Phillipsburg died at her Champlain Street home after a years long illness. She leaves husband John and two children Edward Karcher and Clara Hartzell. a son-in-law Joseph Kloonig, plus extended family. Services were held Monday at local churches with a widow’s pension noted for a local resident.
We have made big preparations for the holiday opening on Saturday November to our Mammoth Basement. The assortment is larger and wider floor than we have ever shown. Do you come, WM Lapacsi Sox and Pas.
There will be no banks today. A Thanksgiving service will be held next Sunday. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered on Sunday December 7, and on Thursday evening December 4 a preparatory lecture by the pastor will be given. Those wishing to unite with the church by letter or profession of faith should attend the evening lecture. Local notes report visits and small-town events across Harmony and Tranquillity, including attendance at Grange meetings and social visits among residents.
Hupleville Miss Mabel Larue Belvidere visited sister Liza Mia Loona Lippincott stayed with sister Mrs Emma Stalth in Hlaatons Mrs Morrie June and Goldie of Newark visited parents Mr and Mrs War Walden in Releidor Eas SMp Mr Frederick Larson spent weekend with friends in Zunton Mrs 4tton Ayers visited parents Bantyol Broknvy in Releidor Eas SMp Mrs Howard Barron and daughter Blao visited Mr and Mrs Freeman Berharty in Burton Vinge Briday Mrs Samuel Barrys hosted Jaquire Parcell with a bird collection. Mrs Ollie Anderson leads Epworth League next Sunday night. Relatives from Delyyard returned today. Samuel Selfort moved to Ville Nosourg Monday. Edward spilldyy moved to occupy the boi taudted by debe ferbas and will drive the azure wagon for Thomas Craig after Deolite. Church event planned Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Alva Camsin Zion chapel and Mr Samuel Weep Bridge-Wile spent Sunday with Henry Freeman. Elijah Varcell Mt Bethel visited brother Edward Sunday. Edwin Burdge and Mrs Alla Shuler at Mathadis, parsons in Mopo, last Thursday. Mrs Burdge and family expect to travel to Windsor next Sunday. Alt ton Crag to Newark Thursday and Friday. Wana Tineman Part Mirra hosted a pig at Babteedly depot Monday. Mrs Wluktay of Newark and Balding of Nawton visiting Wm Bercy Friday. They were on a hunting trip. Mrs Clinton and children visiting parents in DAT.
Milton Shulyr entertained Atlentown visitors on Sunday. Tyre has rents from Knapton Morris County for weeks. Tilures cleaning tea roosts. Miei was Cuupelt dtr bheagt. David Titman will move to Mr. Kiley’s farm near Harmony. John H. Young spent a weekend in Trenton. Mr. Dott found a young girl nine. Belvidere log: last night a dumin thawed fim oon. He granted him home as travel allowed. George Young reports a new shed completed. Mr. Wyckel relocated to Pittsburgh. Duels Billy Shrape with Emanuel Cregar. Howard Fine adds to his big house for more room and summer boarders. Mrs. Wilson and granddaughter to Philadelphia. Edith Rice to spend Thanksgiving at home in Alarkaboro. Mrs. Pater Young and Mrs. Frank Tarei adelepent Imus wouk in Alluiuchy. Edith Cra’z visiting sister Mrs. damuel Here. Mr. and Mrs. Hartung of Bridgeville spent Sunday with Ed. Bill.
An old advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a fattening tonic for invalids convalescents and children. It claims the product increases flesh blood and nerve, suits those on milk diets or unable to eat bread and butter, and serves as a rich nourishing staple.
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