Califon Fair Plans and Local Happenings
A jumble of small notices from Califon and Vernay chronicle fair preparations, community visits, illnesses, farm reports, and local visits. Mentions include Atlee Enimena home in Vernay, Len Lewle Orta ill with rheumatism, Miss Maud Opdyka visiting Bloomfield, Califon Bank hours, and townsfolk traveling to Newark and New York. Also notes on a train accident near Woodgren, a peach business dispute, and social gatherings in Califon and Lebanon townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Califon
Fox Hill
Enimiéna
Vernay
Lewle
Orta
L Piliss
Lena
Hannsinna
Chester
Smith
Amigiing
Lebnon
Carlfon
Tain
Oe Ua
New York
Maud Opdyka
Bloomely
Ethel
Apgar
Elington
Califor Bank
Lenween
Migs
Jetta Sutton
Short
Tilia
Pirenta
Frat Ars
Wesley Sutton
At. Atvs. Way. Palhosver
Creager
Lake Hopascone
Walter More
Bridge
AcNeigh
Toseph ‘Tig Tie Miller
Duan
Frederictt Philawer
Powers
Ocean Grove
Maury Park
Sidney
Lyame
Tectettown
Crenger
Geedon
Arthur OC
Farley
Mountainye
Millham
Acbig-hinde
Straiy
Topkins
Y Wan
O'Neil
Jaabyeay
Canilen
Creative
Peter
New Yort
Houimian
Assemblyman
Hatcombe
Trefiz
Lamberiville
Dilts
Flamington
Bory
Lebanon
Lunt
Callfon
Sands Caliton
Merv
Preitier
Newark
Middaies-Voliest
Netmai’s
R Hofman
Owas
David Jones
Califon Limestone Co
Local Social Notes Highlight Everyday Visits and Tiny Incidents
Families and neighbors are scene in a village update as Chang Cooley moves to Fillinboro and various households share Sunday visits. A barn on Carter farm was struck by lightning causing minor damage. local Alpha Co. reports hiring challenges amid wage gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chang
John Cornish
Ans. Rovert
Rowtley
Enitdréns Stantey
Adelaide
Moses Hofst
Alpha Co
Mlosez Toft
Irene
Robert Bowlby
Leon
Vannatie
Bucklen's Arates Salve Cure Featured Incurred Wounds
A garbled item mentions Bucklen's Arates Salve marketed by Tenkites and Mack, with scattered references to Moses, a Johinnite, and various injuries. The legible bits suggest a local quick remedy ad style claiming healing for burns, cuts, piles, and foot injuries, framed in a sensational sales pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Moses
Tex
Namiec
Tenkiis
Maek
Mannish Tailored Waists Debut With Fine Cambria Craft
The display of latest Mannish tailored waists showcases high quality fabric and sleek fit. Illustrations hint at style, with emphasis on exceptional finishing and fashionable Dowty of styles. Available for sale on Easton Street, second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Elegant cambric waist models with embroidered fronts
The catalog presents multiple waist designs in fine cambric with embroidered panels, box plaits, pin tucks, and shield motifs. Each model features laundered collars and cuffs, with prices ranging around $1.25 and variations in front panels and decorative details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Seererneen Nensens
Ceee
Beree Elisterserver Sry
All Summer Goods Must Go Bargain Sale Promises Fall Deals
A breezy ad copy proclaims a store alive with bargains as it moves to clear summer stock for the fall season. Dialogue-like misprints and garbled phrases obscure specifics, but the message urges customers to buy now and take advantage of splendid merchandise.
Have You Seen Our New Fall Skirts On Display
Notice reads as a retail promotion for fall skirts on the second floor featuring Panania, Voiles, Serges, Drngonnis, Fancy and Stiple weaves with one and two color novelties. Colors include brown, olive green, dark rose and black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panania
Voiles
Serges
Drngonnis
Gros
Sen
Tailored Lines Influence New Skirt Styles Across Seasons
The article notes skirts fashioned on tailored lines with elastic forms and dressy touches. Styles vary from plaited PHP dominated designs to models with shallow hip yokes and graduated lines. Trimmings are subdued and prices range from 3.75 to 18.00 dollars.
Harvest Home Memories Brighten Small Town
Local notices recount harvest home activities and social visits. Names of residents and guests mingle with church events, travels to Philadelphia and Newark, and neighbors sharing meals and hospitality across Plainfield, Elizabeth, and Belvidere.
Tough Bridge and Social Notes From Local Circle
A fragmented social column notesMiss Grace Dorlin d spending time in Newark and relatives in German Valley. Mary Tisher of Sunnyside and Len Wack of Chester visit Calesta Dorland and family. Mr and Mrs Peter Apgar and Mr and Mrs Chas Crane spend Sunday with Mrs Hofan. Beavers returns home after time with uncle Thos Tigur in Stamford Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gormat
Pallas
Grace Dorlind
Newark
John’ Seals
Mary Tisher
Sunnyside
Len Wack
Chester
Tewe Dorland
Peter Apgar
Anthony
Petra
Sones
Jutland
Nl Ki Coffle
Wara
Beavers
Thos. Tigur
Stamford
Local Furnishings Shop Thanks Loyal Shoppers
For eighteen years we have sold in this vicinity and now boast a large stock of dependable furniture and carpets. The last eight to ten years show increased, liberal buying that has made substantial progress possible. We thank you for enabling these accomplishments.
Fall of 1900 Unveiled In Largest, Finest Styles Yet
With no time like it we prepare for the Fall of 1900. We promise larger sizes lower prices and superior construction and finish far ahead of any nearby offering.
Future plans for a regional sand carpet store lineup
A clipped historic note states intentions to run a modest regional sand carpet store in line with past efforts. It hints at continuing a long-standing local business approach and aims to show that perseverance will yield results in the near term.
Ford Sere Es Getting Up Diet Or Other Pasty
In Washington New Jersey on August 26 the note mentions C R Ford and references health or dietary topics with unclear wording. The fragment suggests a local notice or human interest item with names and a dated line. Further readable context is limited.
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Ewan
Suk
Glen Gardnel
Pater Sigler
Bansam
Latheran- Church
Anna Bowlby
High
Bridie
Daniel Bowlby
Mrvang
Harry ‘Gardner
Plainfield
Peter Sigler
Jos. Crater
Ae Positon
Aperster
CA. R
Geo. Thomas
C. Ajipar
Chamberlain
Ira Castner
Walter Grater
Aid Apaed
WL Crater
Ro Smith
Muriel
Brooklyn
Gilmartin
Theo, Rodgers
Philadelphia
Aned “Brown
Alien Queen
Elizabeth
Jan. Brown
Miler
Netherswood
Harvey Davis
Houaa
Metz- Ear
Tae Gar
Anna Mor
Herbert Barnies
Burrs Run Lutheran Church
Selin's Grove
Ana Fritts
Mary Chapine
View Cottre
M. Cannon
John .Hacenberry
High Bridge
Tilda
Davis
Lloyd
J. Tomer
the Mist
Jeh Nasdizakd
Olav Bed Dee
Prin? Cindiof Beacon
Academy High School
Farton
Mubhe
Phillipsburg
Pearl
John Litre
Mary Pearl
Mroc
Edward Parcell
Port Morrly
George’ Jones
Wesiph Whiner
Sarah Coole
Ian Plaud
Belvidere
Jennie Coole
Miss Dunn
Rae
Emme Allen
Calting
Yanko
Samuel Compton
Delaware
Thomas Shaffer
Satpardas
Buttzylle
Great Meadows
Jacob_Tulmer
Mller Mershon
Oxford
Sadie
Warchos Rundax
Mire Rire
Germain
Mary Gerian
Way
Ter
George Barbey
Husand
Clinton Gibbs
Johnsonsburg
Dorormus
Oro
Netvarke
Doromoe-Wwae
Inbal
Polkner
Myrile Widner
Vienna
Myre Freeman
Arevts
Tos
Burdge
Edwin
Cipal
Balley
Dover
Mildred Mayberry
Tromaun
Morris
J Lawn
Frank “Robeson
Geo Thomas
Washington
Calvin Perry
Passaio
Baptist Church
Aga
He. Game
Rand Friends
York
Sire
Fritts and Dausiter
Jersey City
Amma’ Sunn
Fdnna Starker
Alountin
Lake
Lance Quigler
Oory
Alea
Cleveland
Opdyke
Robert Scott
Laura Opdyke
Cortivod
OleVulna
McCullagh
Hobokon
Alt
Arg
Benj
Ondyke
DB. Starker
Ridgefeld Park
Starker
E. Cravatt
Washington, N. J
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