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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1902
Page
6
In the county a decorative parlor lamp is offered for 425 dollars. The ad promises remarkable value and asks readers to compare with higher priced lamps, noting how such beauty can be obtained for the money.
The Dy L and W Railroad passenger timetable outlines daily trains between Comukorky and Juan with connections to New York and Philadelphia. It lists varied frequencies, Sunday exceptions, and routes via Newark and other hubs, noting departures to Chicago and immersion in regional schedules.
Clark Hollis of Ariington visits Marshall Boilis and returns with his ether. Mrs Emme Ward, returning from the asokat, improves under Dr Johnson. Abram Bock visits Blairatown. Clark Jonas and Friary Jones spend Sunday with Str Jacob 8dock. Mrs Frank Gook visits Blairetown. Abram Shaffer of Patergou stays with his mother Elizabeth Anderson. Locals attend Gibbs wedding at Hops on Wednesday. Thieves alarm on cornfields. two loads of shot taken. Vincent Titman visits Mt Vorood. Foreman Wildrigk hires more help. John Vankick moves to Walnus Valley. John Cowsl hired in Delaware. Staymond, Lizala Vanhorn visit during Gibbs wedding. Slanners rosel Hsston visits Stephen Yell family.
A Warren County drug store advertises Electric Bitters as a remedy for weakness, loss of sleep, and digestive issues. The testimonial claims improved energy, appetite, and ability to work after taking the product. Local resident Alfred Bos of Walfsra credits the remedy with restoring vitality.
Community news from Delaware records several health notes and social calls. Mrs Sharpes and Carrie Newton visit Theodore McCollum. John FH Hoyt attends an automotive contest in Portadaphin and may buy soon. Mrs Frees Eargo recovers from a grip attack. Mabel McCollum visits Hackensack. George Sterling of Dumont moves to Denver for health. W. I. Lake of Balvidera and Josaph Pierson of Phillipsburg meet townsfolk. Mrs Hoater near Tomah ill. Rawoa’s English Cough Syrup advertised as spring remedy at Warren County Drug Store.
Mrs Barry Yooter visits her mother Mrs Elizabeth Vroo land on the 30th. Mr and Mrs Warren of Washington gossip about their daughter Ava Rouboo Runyon Friday. Tealnh Wildrick of Pequestrant Sunday with brother David. Mrs J W Almor and daughter Mrs Edward Vanatta visit Buffalo Mlugera Falla. Farmers attend corn outing. A farmer shoots a dog observed by a child. Kinney expresses thanks for kindness during the period of bereavement.
A political rally in Bloomfield drew a modest crowd as the Democratic party pressed its return to power, while local society saw a wedding for Minnie May Gaordner and Ednar Alanouns. Obituaries report Elizabeth Wilcox’s death at 76 after a long illness. numerous local visits, moves, and household changes fill community notes from Markeboro, Hackettown, and Paterson.
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