Personal notices of residents visiting friends and events
Local social notes record numerous residents visiting relatives in Allentown Easton Phillipsburg and Trenton plus travels to Newark Hoboken and Buffalo. Mentions include engagements marriages illnesses and farewells with many named individuals and their destinations or hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tg Speirs
Lansdale
Wau the Great
Trenton
Byron’ Falsom
Phil Moeburg
Allentown
Easton
Elisha Petry
James Burd
Katheyne Goole
Roseville
Afr
Victor Datley
Foadatrast
Louis
Beatty
Gertrude
Bebooley
T. Y. Gordon
WoWam Gordon
Philadelphia
Spe
George Garson
Montana
Buffalo
Cornetlua Alley
Arthur Murrey
Pau
Little Falls
Ethel Habo
Oxford
Hattie van Doren
Margaret Bahn
Madge
Silver Springs
Weeley- Jordamen
Liberty
Conn
C. B. Amerman
Elmer Holden
Harry
Stroudberg
Portland
Bangor
Sarah A.weyant
Martin's Creek
Jobo McMurtrie
Youmans Avenue
William Spiers, Jr
Hazelton
Jackson Ave
Joseph Cline
Dapthter Halle
Joseph Chandler
Phillipsburg
Id Beera
Eli Herring
Lizzie Bandera
Banger
Bir
Lewis D. Florey
Willard Alleger
Rose
Niagara Falla
Alexe van Peres
William Petty
New York
New York Law College
R- D. Petty
Barry Swangenberg
University of Pennsylvania
R. Bampton
Boranton
Alfred B. Groff
David Ditts
East Orange
Anna Dita
Local timetable shifts affect weekend trains
Several minor changes in the Lackawanna timetable are noted. The Tohybanna special now runs Saturday departures at 3 45 PM and returns at 7 45 PM. Monday service is discontinued. The New York Newark arrival at 2 49 PM Saturdays is removed. The 6 50 AM to Binghamton now runs Sundays only. A Scranton service departs Sundays at 7 36 AM. The State Christian Endeavor rally is set for Oct 10 in Trenton with Baptist church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patie Hane Motenn
Allentown
Roy McCauley
Easton
Btanhope
J. B. Carpenter
Frosbold
Lawle
Vistown
New York
Whitehouse
Anon Groff
Lackawanna
Newark
Binghamton
Scranton
State Christian Endeavor
Trenton
Baptist Church
Ready for fall and winter seasons in northern state
We announce our readiness for the fall and winter seasons with a large stock of the newest styles. After months of searching markets for goods, we offer reliable, honest products at the lowest prices and pledge fair handling and swift corrections if mistakes occur.
Men’s suits offered in varied styles and prices at department store
The clothing department markets a wide range of suits from $5 to $25 with colors and fabrics including black Cheviot and Chevrons. It promotes affordable, well made garments with fashionable cuts, numerous patterns, and Prince Albert coats and vests in both finished and unfinished goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Palso
Vicunas
Overcoats Offer Failsafe Prices and Large Inventory
A local house promotes the largest overcoat sale this year with a bold claim to unbeatable prices. They urge critical inspection and promise more details in the coming week.
New Styles and Fabrics for Boys and Children’s Wear
The department promotes fresh seasonal designs for boys and children with new styles such as Norfolks Blouses Westens Russian Blouses and Two piece Suits. A wide assortment from $2.89 to $7 and up features fleece lined wool garments and durable trousers including working trousers priced from $7.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serge
Our Hat Store Brings Fresh Styles Daily From New York
Our Hat Store boasts a standing New York shipment to reveal every new style as soon as from the maker. More hats sold at lower prices than any other concern in the state with Derbies and Caps in wide ranges. We guarantee every hat sold and offer exchanges for dissatisfaction at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Becta
Lewia B. Hayward
Mary Norgard
Hackettstown
O. X. Butchineen
Paterson
Flosio Karr
Port Murtsy
Brooklyn
Hoboken
Frank Stecker
Stewartsville
Misa Stalla
Rush
New Villian
Lannigesiumrriage
Hammonton
Broad Strane
Stra Peary
Wheatenank Peary
St. Denis
Dedrick
Mra
Peter Wagner
Port
Voldan
David. Dilts
Mira
Imer Bieter
Georgs Rhinehart
Batinel'Smith
Win Vanover
Goo. F
Boyder
Dre
J. OlVenovar
John Therry
Dread‘ ‘Way
Bet
Shee Ban Victory
Eato
Ourtla Castner
Kagan
Rv Q. Bowers, Jr
Treston
Nellie Walter
Torn
Mirgus Bello Bard
Jennie Weller
Gaston
Obas
B. Amerman
Mary
Jacob Gullox
New York City
Milas Marjorie Hilenberger
Vlait
Deckertowne i
Ailsons
Viola
Bowers
Anna
Rosh
Bloomabury
Misa May
Fash
Alice
Newton
Young
Breauderie
Paullin
Hacketts
Mr. Waller Albart
New’ York
de F. P. McKinatry
Petaeg
K.P. Cummins
Theo
B. Dawes
Blairstown
Manafield Bowers
Asbury
Hiram W. Alleger
White
Harry Pettit
Hahnemang Medical College
Frank Minton
Mostar
Harry Slater
Susan Apgar
Anthony, Wets
Dmiss
Bertha Roukle
Belvidere
Chas
Lippincott
Byron Babcock
John Pittepper
Blonday
H.C. Dedaick
Afra Margaret E. Babaley
Airs
Walter &. Clark
Newtot
Samuel M. Young
Mia Blanche Johnston
George R. Ushieio
Sunda
Pasgale
Brother Frank
Gooday
Tle
J. Wesley Jerolstiat
Liberty Corner
U. S. Amermay
U. S
Bzpress
Bers
Sheffield-Phalps
Lakewood
New Windsor Hotel
Mr. Phelps
Fowmer
William Walter Phelps
Mra. Lunger
J. W. Lunger
Bhenea
Washington Publias Shoo
Board of Education
Oswald
Doreph Thompson
Hia
High Bridge
Central Railroad
Robert WN 17
Rockaway
Dover
Henge
Mr. Roseberry
Stow Carrings
Washington
Simon Roseberry
Ateam
U. S. Vehicle of America
Reading
G. Tostanek Grogan
Anton, Pa
Arthur Jd
Stark Sella
A. J. Stark
Han
Peter Kinney
Stark
Buckley Brothers Company
Oneonta
N.Y
Hianewield
Kinney
Port Colden
Washington Township
Port, Golden
Turopiba
Atone” Foundation
F. Collier
Cherokee
Iowa
Warren Galloty
Reedy & Lehnen
Ennen
Northampton Street
Easton, Pa
Bryant
Springer
Aca
S$ W. Christine
Springer Ee
Wsgs
Manuel
Villana
BEERS
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