Delaware News Briefs From Oxford and Nearby Areas
Local notes report residents like Milas Ohip Bhaffer of Oxford waiting at Riverside House and Rev A Le Kelley visiting Philadelphia. Harvest news covers fruit, crops, and a large Delaware River bass catch. fires destroy buildings near Manunkachunk. public events include a Prohibition meeting and a harvest home fundraiser with prizes and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Milas Ohip ‘Bhaffer
Oxford
Riverside House
Thao. McCullum
Putman American
Howe
Harlem
Montiny
A. le Kelley
Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Edoads
James P. ‘Amerman
Echo Lake
Manuokaebunk
Wilem Searles
Belvidere
Henry Brands
Bir
North Norwich
Burd’s
Henry Brand
Manunkochunk
Local Notes From The Newton McCracken Area
A garbled list of names and places recalls visits and vacations. Clinton Beck of Newton travels to McCracken to visit his uncle Irvin. Clarence Lowy of Philadelphia vacationing with his grandmother. Nellie McCracken returns home after attending her sister’s wedding. Frances Van Ey Spent time in Hainesburg while Mrs Van Kirk attended Inst. James Van Kirk visited Oxford and Warrington friends. Amos Hays mentioned for a single day as part of local social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polevius
Clinton Beck
Newton
Irvin
McCracke
Clarence Lowy
Philadelphia
Misa Nellie McCracken
Mirse
Flam Meritt
Frances van Ey
Insti Wlo
Hainesbureg
Buty
Pitas James van
Kirk
Oxford
Olin Stires
Warrington
George
Hubertson
Maggie
Halviervas
Amos Hays
Local Notices and Personal Updates From Newark Area
NEW HAMPTON and Quaker Town reports show Alonzo Reinhart hiring a public school teacher in Quaker Town NJ and preparing for new duties next week. Benjamin Bowlby and family of New York visit the area, visiting George W Bowlby in town. Walter Reinhart joins the Citizens Band of Turville, with community notes and brief local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Reinhart
Newark
Quakers Town
N. J
Benjamin Bowlby
New York
George W. Bowlby
Walter Reinhart
Citizens Band
Turtvti
Ea En
Community Notes From Tranquility and Nearby Areas
Tranquility Mra Wai Trowbridge and daughter of Newark visiting her brother Rev W P Townsend. Afise Linivilla arrives Saturday from Sports pending the summer. James Whitesall of Allamiehy ill with typhoid fever. Epworth League proceeds totaling 8.00. Quaker and Tranquility Sunday schools enjoyed a picnic in Quaker grove with addresses by Rev W P Townsend, Joseph Dyer and Samuel Horin. Veterans Social Circle met near Frodan with a bountiful lawn dinner, addresses by Rev J W Turner and others. next reunion at Cathrade Shrump Vienna on Sept 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trowbridge
Newarky
Hamilton
Allamuehy
Quaker Grove
WP. Townsend
Joseph Dyer
Samuel Hor
Frodan
J. W. Turner
Reinion
Cathrade Shrump's
Vienna
Electric Bitters Touted for Elderly Health Needs
An old time advertisement claims Electric Bitters aid bowel and kidney regulation without stimulants. It markets as a tonic improving digestion, stomach function, and general strength for seniors. Bottles priced at fifty cents and one dollar at Warren County Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
Warren County Drug Store
Local Gossip and Visits Across Towns
Rooksburg residents visited relatives and went calling with Castner Miller. Mrs. Weller of Phillipsburg stayed with Peter Weller as he recovers from illness. Visitors from Belvideo Stroudsburg and others joined at Samuel Vannatta’s home. Miss Edith Winters plans return. several locals travel to Huckettstown Schoetes Mountain Newton and Lake Hopatcong. Our public school opened with a new teacher George Hyde of Uniontown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.R. Cressman
Case
Castner Miller
Herbert Weller
Phillipsburg
Peter Weller
Smith
Belvideo
Tolls
Misa Celestia Vidale
Stroudsburg
Sapent
Samuel Vannatta
Edith Winters
Nowvanete
Josie Vannatta
Foamy
Pitt
Huckettstown
Schootes’s Mountain
Newton
Lake Hopatcong
Alice Walters
Aston
Robert Vannalla
Joseph Gshiene
Montana
George Hyde
Uniontown
RM. Bowby's
Mail Order Dress Goods Reach Far Western New Jersey
Western New Jersey ladies and distant farmers wives are urged to shop by mail with a department offering samples and price lists. The plan promises equal prices, convenient home selection, and full refunds if unsatisfied. Lester or Distal Cue delivers samples of dress goods, laces, ribbons, embroideries, linens, domestics, and more from extensive stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
New Jersey
Indy
Commonwealth
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Anthony
Margaret Tiger
Kate Lance
Bella Opdyke
Lizzie Castier
Lance
Warner
Middle Valley
D. F. Beatty
Washington
Jacob Ribbons
P. Eick
John Johnston
Tiee
Mamie Hagerty
George W. Slater
D. CG. Parley
Mountainville
Alex
Anderson
Eyke
Bromisly
Joseph R. “Opdyke
Wm. C. Watters
Henry
Rpger
Califon
Lower Valley
Anthony O Lo
Grant Apgar
Jersey City
Pred. Lanes
Passaic
Bes
Edmund Davis
Fred
Lebanon
Slater
Nua Ber
Carrollton
A. W. Creveling & Co
M. R. Albright
Tritts & Smith
Asbury
Wiliam
Force
Harry Taylor
Misé
Carrie Hoffiint
Plainfield
Misa Kittie Mack
Haggerty and Histon
George W
Suovasuniin
Thorp
T Ph
Bual
Mra. Dietr
Europe
Aicke Neas
Phy
Tost
Indketstown
Oficer Baker
Pratt's
Hazen
Planne
Court House
Nuesday
Gyster
Sohn Zink
Searles
Monunkaabunk
E. J. Bell
Lny
Jacksonburg
Warren
Teash
C. C.L. Hackettstown
Fergison
JT Pyon
DeWitt
Twain
Aia Ren
Bonn
Philipsburg
ePhab
Elsory Borown
Bel. del
Puilupsburg
Dames Young
Easton
Misg Jonwile Garber
John Brown
Anderson Street
Wn Johnson
Fayatte Street
Lough Valley
Wm. Taylor
Trenton
George Bloodgood
Warren Democrat
Blitte Nong Clow
Annofint
Mutobler
Delaware Park
Frank McDermott
South
Mutchler
Congress
Washington, D. C
Christin Wirth
Dempster’s Park
Thomas Heater
Newman
Dic. Freaman
New York Journal
Ign
Hunckattstown Seminary
Fergusen
Elty
Sollegey
New Hampton
Rooksburg
Hood
Scnool
Dereo
Ita Courda Invalyas
Vollowu
Gymadeluiny Aia
Ion
J. Fil. Green
Foundry
Drake’s Jewelry Store
Goldsmith Bros
O.tl
Oerr
Northampton Street
Easton, PA
James H. Johnston
James-H Johnston
Slotring House
Faston, Fa
Markou
Alymen Conta
Ilavi
Borges
Terily
Ely
Laubach & Son's
Lester
Leasure
Win Laubach
Nothampton
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