Ed Harrison returns to spend winter at Ged W Slater's
Edward Harrison has come back from his home in Phillipsturg to spend the winter at Ged W Slater's. Various local notices include Miss Lizzie Beam's marriage to Edward Hockenberry, a farewell sermon by Rev. Mr. McWhinney, and community updates from Harmony, Broadway, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Prigme
Philadelphia
Edward Harrison
Phillipsturg
Ged
W. Slater
Hibbard Beatty
John Sliker
E M. Bartles
Urotaley
Misa Lizzie Beam
Litho Brook
Edward Hockenberry
Alfred Nicholson
Mr. McWhinney
Pleasant Grove Presbyterian Church
Broadway
Katle Lewis
Lewis Snyder
Powwall
Samuel Snyder
Edward Bolton
Newark
A.E. Seguine
Asbury
Thin George
Willever
Ahilaren
Little Pally
Daniel Willever
Misa Ada Daily
Whittipsburg
Res
Mattie, Buller
Maggie Dalley
David Riddle
Brooklyn
Harry Hongsel
Wyoming
Robert Castner
John BiebWios
Andrew, Hockenber
Geo
Cowell
Wei. Smith
Good Springs
Lesnard Smith
Ira
Wr. Cowell
Stewartaville
Spencer
Finesville Notes and Local Notices Mention Red Man and Church Event
Miss May Leighe visits her grandfather in Trenton and considers joining the Red Man society. Rebels’ new hall near completion creates local jobs. Christian Endeavor meets at the Christian church November 3 with a report from Rev. Divbinai. Mrs. Strouse mourns Willis Bowers in Bridgeton. Red Men lamp installed at Bridge Street hall. Galsdid Wright and her children visit Daniel Cole. A hacking cough is cautioned. One Minute Cough Care advertised at Warren County Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss May Leighe
Trenton
Haymakers’ Association
Thls
Christian Endeavor
St. MM. di
Local Notes and Rail Work Updates From Mt Pocono Area
Silas Kelley returns from vacation to Bint Ant. Mrs. Cook of East Stroudsburg hosts John Case family. Drain 107 delayed by freight car derailment at Manunkachnne. Corn crop gathering cited as best in years. Public sale of Eugene Medhiller estate announced for Wednesday and Thursday. Section men from L&W travel to Mt Pocono to lay steel. Apple shipments to southern part of state noted. Probatine collects clothing for destitute. relief next week. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers praised as bowel aid. Warren County report by Jenkins.
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Orn Furyguson
Shamadon
BTS
Hafrisbure
Jonagensburg
Robert Wallace
Wisbfegtor
Mackettstotyn Lodge
F. of P
Vermont Grinite
Union Camatory
John Lowrey
Percy Ferris
Institute
Glen Gardier M. E
Moud
Etta Emmilton
Brooklyn
Cherley Cruser
Larry's
16Th Regiment
Tos
By, Armatrong
Sts. James
Dover Des Bunday
Margaret Reenan-Ingraham
Summit
Union Cemetery
Priday
Boston Business College
Henry Stryker
Fy W. Kluppelberg & Son
G. M. Holden
Churcl Street
Irving Club
Philadelphia Dental College
Philadelphia
Hartwell
David McQunn
Hack-1oftstown Express
New York
London
Brows Q Reese’s
Prook
Cole
Misa Luelle Lawrence
de W. 3
Robinson
Il Mow
Vail
Irene
Delaware
Silas Kelley
Bint Antter
Mrs. Cook
East Stroudsburg
John Case
ASN Ling
Eugene Medhilier
Thei
L&w. TR
Mt. Pocono Tvat
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Jacob E. Apgar
Pleasant Grove
Trek
Alistown
Bert ‘Hann
Mr. Lyons
Middle Valley
Hackettstown
Buckien
F. N. Jenkins
Warren County
Harry Cheeseboro
Corn
Bethlehem
Frank Onley
Arthur
White House
August Deckert
Frank E. Miller
Paterson
Nissans Bennett
Percy McIlrath
Ett
McKinley
L. Sa TS
Herbert
New York City
DeWatt
Jenkins
Lower Harmony
Belvidero
Ammanzand
M. D
Epworth League
Albert Hawk
John
McClellan Mosier
Presbyterianaburoh
Laure
W.jenkins
Finesville
Ik TN
Jenking
DeWitt
Fi Lee
Hood
Hoods
Sarsaparilla Bend
C. J. Mood Ce
Lowell
Mass
Ens
Rye Aire
Aia
Fabriew
Xiaud Kos
Renece
Boya
Steefer Bolte
Casatinerer
Doviers
Roya
Jors
Caja
Nat Orqnen
BOC
Iter
Allen Carpenter
Tre Square
Northampton Street
Easton, Pa
Wedergell ‘Ag
Couhin
Aheapeat
Wshington
Feom
Bryan
Do Aconts
Plaut & CO
Itt
Broad Street
Lestabli
F.booss &Bro
Sealskin
Rich Lintner
F. Booss & Bro
Brokiway
Mercer St
Meridale
Dairymier
Arices
Sbargaing
Pape
Washington
W. D. Gulick
Easton-Renna
The.Qld
Washington Lumber Yard
Laubacrh
Easton
Easton’s Trade Palace
UARE
Baston
Enon, Pa
Thidditha
OUN Hoys
R.R. PB
Na Chichelilla
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