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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
4
The Oxford column reports Lath Hata of New York visiting Vibe, with mentions of local residents and activities. It records social visits, domestic ties, and upcoming community events, including health notes and church gatherings.
Community names and brief notices cover illnesses visits travel and household changes. Individuals include Mia Tlinton, Mira Laws, Absa Enaldy Tonsury, Teerpaeth of ME Ptr, and Rev Win with visits to Clinton and nearby towns.
Fragmented OCR reminiscences note cheerful visits and homecomings across communities. Mentions includes Mrs Buoy Welmes and son Arthur entertaining at Rockport, and Miss Parry visiting with her brother John in Bethlehem.
Community members visit relatives and friends across towns including Hampton Plainfield Newark and Bagton. The Christian Endeavorers plan a rally for their anniversary as local residents share weekend visits and greetings.
A scattered list of weekend visitors and residents of various households. Names include Mrs. Osman, Miss Anna Barkan, Rev and Mrs. G.W. Le, Mr. and Mrs. Dub Bd, and many others visiting family, attending events, or staying with relatives.
The Epworth League business meeting at Mr and Mrs Geo Hall hosted Tuesday evening. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Aaron Gool and Mr and Mrs Netn Stapp with their children from Raoksburg. Visits featured Mrs Chris Smith with her daughter Mrs Elgaie Cea ver in PRU Bastar and Newark residents planning a summer trip. several relatives gathered Sunday and Monday for family events.
The fragment lists movements and events: Carl visits Binghamton relatives. Alburt Brinkerhofe from Chatham visited parents. Mrs Welsh moved to Geo Puall's. Helhogg attended Bangor meeting. Hoyt traveled to New York and purchased in Flanders. a school wagon project is approved with pupils to be relocated. Howard Desvitt and Miss Margaret White wed in Easton and began housekeeping amid serenade.
Community mentions Hampton events with visitors from Newark and Plain, church groups, households hosting guests, school staff, and a hospital operator in Easton. Frequent names include Mr and Mrs John Stites, Mrs Tan, Mrs Deh, and Mr Baylor, with ties to Flemington, Washington, and Freemansburg.
Community members attend church events and family visits over the weekend. Dora Bastien, Thea, and Miss Dora are mentioned among Sunday gatherings with relatives. The Girls' Marching Band plans a meeting at the home of Solaerd Mickey.
An advertisement promotes Paristin Sage as a dandruff treatment for hair. It claims the product cleanses the scalp without dryness, leaving hair wavy and abundant. Sold at Opera House Pharmacy with immediate effects touted.
The notice advertises a closing out sale across departments highlighting savings on ladies coats and suits, winter men’s clothing, and discounted furnishings underwear gloves hosiery and domestics, claiming strong purchasing power and lower prices than elsewhere.
We present an appealing line of ladies and misses suits and coats praised by customers for quality and good prices. Suits from top makers use choice materials with guaranteed perfect finish and fit. Coats feature smart styles and value without high cost, priced from 9.95 to 25.00.
Explore our fall neckwear in velvets and silk priced at 25¢ and 50¢. A stylish line of sweaters in various colors grouped from 5¢ to 7250, with savings on every purchase.
An unusually good value offer describes Tan and Grey Cheviot Mix sport coats well tailored and full of snap priced at 6.50. It also notes all wool Chinilla Boucle coats at 9.95 in a Boston style ad style.
A study at the Right Clothes shows boys clothing is well detailed and feature rich. Prices range from two dollars twenty five cents to ten dollars, appealing to mothers seeking quality fits.
Ladies’ wrists and waists gain new arrivals with fresh styles and color combos. A wide selection priced from 50c to 3.98, offering value that pleases shoppers and showcases the season’s newest garments.
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