Local News and Notices from Caroline County
Saturday morning August 11 1906 items from all parts of the county cover court calendars camp meetings peach business roads and church updates. notable items include Rev Martin MacHale Ryan’s return from Europe Dr F J Wrights new premises the Short Line electric train plan and a Derby of local races mentioned alongside typhoid concerns in Cambridge and a hospital injury in Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearts
Crrovir Court
Ridgely
Hardcastle Company
A. T. Reichman
Charles H. Bullock
Carter Block
Andrew Baggs
Greensboro
Caroline
B. C. Smith
A. B. Smith
Trice
Concord
Chestnut Grove
Theodore Phillips
Tuckahoe Neck
Martin MacHale Ryan
Easton
Europe
F. J. Wright
Ida J. Mellvaine
Hutson
Carter
Frank
Walter Turner
Smyrna
Peninsula
Rehoboth
John J. Monaghan
Wilmington
Cecil County
Cacil
State Bureau of Immigration
Maryland
C. E. Downes
Baltimore
Denton
M. E. Church
Annapolis
Washington
Conway W. Sams
Maryland State Bar Association
Henry R. Lewis
W. D. Berkey
Davidsville
John H. George
George Homestead
W.w.goldsborough
New York
Ww. J. Bryan
West
Kenmore
Cambridge
Cambridge Record
Baltimore Sun
Messrs
Marc Bryant
Thomas J. Fitzsimmons
Caleb D. Cherbonnier
Ontario
Peninsula General Hospital
Salisbury
James T. Payne
Fowling Creek
Smithville
Ocean City
N. Y., P.& N. Junction
Personal News Iteds Highlight Wide Range of Visitors
A column records numerous visits and guests in Denton area from Baltimore Philadelphia and New York with many staying at local homes and hotels. Names include Mrs Chas W Sullivan Mr T J Towers Misses Theresa Wolfe Anna Frederiksen Dr A G Tracey and more visiting relatives and friends around Denton and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dintan
and Lipey
Sacihlnates
Chas. W. Sullivan and Sons
Philadelphia
A. G. Tracey
Mr. Gray
Baltimore
William A. Roo
N.C. Wardle
Thornton
William A. Roveland
Lillie Roe
William A. Ros
Adda Clark
Showbrooks
John H. George
W. A. H. Perry
Choptank
T Hotel Princess
Atlantic City
Frank Cole
Louis
Delaware Water Gap
Betts
Washington, D. C
Noble J. Walker
Tuckahoe Neck
Wiliam Westwood
L. Stratum
Anna Jester
Wye Camp
Carrie
Sadie Richards
Emmett Johnson
Ralph
New Haven
Frederica
Denton
Grace
Dora Golletly
Haerford
Radge Fleetwood
Edith Lloyd
Sadlersville
Nellie Appleby
Christiana
Del
Frank L. R. Nuttle
Sguec
Iss A. Fishe
Greensboro
Felton
William Crosby
M. E. Wilkinson
St. Louis
Frances A. Johnson
Harrington
Ida Frazier
Dover
Lydia Hughes
O. W. Downes
Rehoboth
Guardian Named for Minor in Orphans Court
In the Orphans Court on Tuesday Mrs. Laura Oudeslays was appointed guardian to Harrison Otis, minor. Bond filed and approved. William L. Mitchell, administrator of Isaac W. Mitchell, deceased, presented a distribution of the personal estate, which was approved. Mrs. Emily DeFord and Francis A. DeFord, administrators of William F. DeFord, deceased, presented an account of sales of the personal property of deceased, approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Laura Oudeslays
Harrison Otis
William L. Mitchell
Isaac W. Mitchell
Emily DeFord
Francis A. DeFord
William F. DeFord
Chamberlains Remedy Praised by Texas Merchant
W F Mayes a Waldo?lisville Texas merchant hails Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best of its kind. He says it gives a quick cure and is pleasant to take urging every family to keep a bottle during summer. Sold at Douglass Drug Store and A L Duffey Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Mayes
Wallisville
Texas
Douglass Drug Store
A. L. Duffey
Hillsvoro
Farmers Endure Wet Summer Damaging Crops And Weather
Farmers faced a trying summer with heavy rains that damaged blossoms on tomato vines and reduced expected yields. Reports indicate less than half a crop, with peaches shipments averaging two to three cars daily this week. Local residents and visitors include Mr. Larrell and Mr. Cred Sylvester from Philadelphia, along with several others visiting family and attending events. A mad dog scare occurred Tuesday evening as town residents and visitors heard screams from nearby exposures. Reverend Linwood Hammond preached at Wesley Grove, and Dr. H. F. Silver traveled to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larrell
Cred Sylvester
Philadelphia
Mon. Jarman
Calvin Elliott
Wilmington
W. T. Elliott
G. W. C. Jackson
Baltimore
Emma Suydam
New York City
J. C. Johnson
Ivy Phillips
Charles Stein
Agent Johnson
Mary Butler
Norwood
Baltimore and area visitors and illness report
Mrs Rhoda Blades and granddaughter Mrs Helen Smith returned Monday from a ten day visit with relatives in Baltimore. Mr John Tull visits his brother Lewis Tull of Oxford who is critically ill. Mr Wm Collins and granddaughter Miss Helen Bowdle spent the first of the week with Marydel relatives. Mr Harvey Baker of Baltimore spent the first of the week with his parents. Mr W T Wright and family of Baltimore visit Mr and Mrs W J Wright. Miss Lily Pope of Baltimore was guest of Miss Bertha Blades. Mrs John Baker spent days with Talbot relatives. Miss Lorn Shifter of Baltimore visits Miss Bertha Blades. Miss Dora Wright of Seaford visiting relatives here. Miss Ruth Haws on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Blades
Helen Smith
Baltimore
John Tull
Lewis Tull
Oxford
Wm. Collins
Helen Bowdle
Marydel
Harvey Baker
John Baker
W. T. Wright
W. J. Wright
Lily Pope
Bertha Blades
Talbot
Lorn Shifter
Dora Wright
Seaford
Ruth Haws
Philadelphia visitors and local guests circulate in town
Messrs. Harry Melvin Grover Jarman and Ei Pritchett of Philadelphia spend their vacation with their parents. Mrs Hamilton Lutton and son Clarence of Ridley Park visit Mrs C E Hollingsworth. K C Be McIlvaine of Philadelphia spends part of the week with family at Mrs W M Price's. Mrs Thomas Smith of North Carolina visits her uncle Mr A B Gooden near town. Mr Harbert Cleaver of Philadelphia spends Sunday with his sister Mrs C H Barcus. KE Gooden of Philadelphia spends the week with his parents. Mrs West of Baltimore visits her sister Mrs C S Clavill. Mrs and Mrs James Glass of Baltimore are with friends in town. Mr Harry Culbreth stays with Mr Wm Price for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Melvin
Grover Jarman
Ei. Pritchett
Philadelphia
Hamilton Lutton
Clarence
Ridley Park
C. E. Hollingsworth
K. C. BE. McIlvaine
W. M. Price
Thomas Smith
North Carolina
A.B. Gooden
Harbert Cleaver
C. H. Barcus
KE. C. Gooden
West
Baltimore
C. S. Clayvill
James Glass
Harry Culbreth
Wm. Price
Death in Kenmore claims Kenmore Journal editor
Miss Katie Burke received a telegram Tuesday morning announcing the death of her brother T. E. Burke at his home in Kenmore North Dakota. Burke was editor and proprietor of the Kenmore Journal. Various relatives and visitors are mentioned including residents from Philadelphia Hollidaysburg St Louis and Georgia with several local social visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Burke
T. E. Burke
Kenmore
North Dakota
Burke
Kenmore Journal
C. S. Cahall
Ralph
Philadelphia
W. E. Blackburn
Hollidaysburg
W. T. ‘Robinson
Robert Cochran
Edna
Crisfield
Lucy Cahall
Harry Layton
Oakley Sparks
Wilmington
W. P. Stafford
P.O. Sparks
Rehoboth
C. A. Burke
Gallant Knights and Ladies Faire Tourney Draws 700
About seven hundred spectators witnessed Thursday's tournament despite threatening rain. J Harry Covington urged chivalry and duty as knights competed in amateur and professional divisions with prizes of saddle and bride and other awards. Miss Grace Cannon was crowned queen and Miss Annie Quimby first maid of honor. A baseball game preceded the tilting and a floral coronation followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Steele
J. Harry Covington
Talbot Bar
Messrs
L. B. Towers
George KE. Saulsbury
William H. Dewoese
Thomas R. Green
J. Frank Ledman
Mr. Fleetwood
Byrd
Dr. Fisher
Iva Whitby
Elizabeth Townsend
Mr. Byrd
Mamie Lloyd
Charles Connelly
Willoughby
St. John Leager
Church Hill
W. J. Connelly
Cordova
Grace Cannon
Caroline
Annie Quimby
Queen Anne’s
Hattie Slaughter
Talbot
William T. Smithers
Denton
Preston
Deakyne
Deakyne and Knotts For Denton; Fletcher and Flaharty
Ladies of Christ Church Guild
Summer Health Advice for Infants and Hydration Guidance
A physician warns on infant care in heat, advising twice daily tepid baths, light clothing adjusted to temperature, and gradual feeding using modified cow’s milk or barley water if needed. Emphasizes medical care, open air, clean homes, and calling a doctor promptly. Recommends water intake, butters and milks, warns against iced drinks and strong alcohol, and notes local vendors selling the medicine.
Two Jackson brothers vie for Maryland power on the Shore
The Philadelphia Record cites William H. Jackson a Republican congressman and Elihu E. Jackson a Democrat governor as dominant Eastern Shore figures. William seeks re election against Thomas A. Smith while Elihu eyes the governorship and the U S Senate as his ultimate goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Baltimore
William H. Jackson
Elihu E. Jackson
Maryland
Congress
House of Representatives
Thomas A. Smith
Shore
Jackson
United States
Farm sale in Talbot County changes hands
Messrs Stewart and Jarrell purchased the R C Smith farm of 400 acres at public sale for 15030 dollars in Talbot County. H M Thompson rents the farm and will take possession January 1. Social notes mention visits and entertainments in Greensboro and nearby areas, with several residents listed among visitors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Stewart & Jarrell
R. C. Smith
Talbot County
H. M. Thompson
Maud Smith
North Carolina
Isaac T. Sparklin
Ellen Sparklin
Harry Jump
Queen Anne
W. L. Mason
Estelle Warren
Charleston
W. Va
Morgan
Baltimore
Annie Fleming
Hillsboro
G. F. Beaven
Annie Jump
Caro Saulsbury
Joseph Orrell
Greensboro
J. Chester Mattoon
Farmville
H. Lay Beaven
Roger Duffey
Miss Ruth
Washington
Duffey
N. Pilchard Spen
Fanny Davis
A. L. Duffey
I. Jones
Miss Rabold
George E. Saith
The Shirt Waist Man Returns Wrapped in Wool
A reflective piece chronicles the shirt-waist man who once shunned coats to mock traditional dress. Embarrassed by his audacity and the gaze of passersby, he abandons the experiment after brief bravado and settles back into conventional attire, woolens replacing the bare-sleeved look.
Real estate transfers recorded in Caro line July
July real estate transfers in Caro line Coventy list numerous deeds with buyers and sellers including Katharine Stewart Denton property at 225, William B. Nuttle Denton property at 300, G W Eliason Greensboro property at 10, and many more. Also notices of local deaths Anna Orrell near Oakland and Jacob Mowbray veteran of Gettysburg. Lane-A 7 room dwelling advertised for sale in Denton by F B NuttTue Denton Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Melvin
Katharine Stewart
Denton
Clara E. Barnhart
William B. Nuttle
Sarah E. Clark
G. W. Eliason
Greensboro
William N. Andrews
Walter M. Wright
Charles W. Wright
Lane
Sixth Street
F. B. NuttTue
Peaches arrive in Baltimore in record Eastern Shore shipment
The Louise steamer delivered about 3 000 crates of peaches to Baltimore, part of a rush of Eastern Shore fruit with at least 16 000 crates on piers. Officials forecast a large season, with prices 50 to 75 cents a basket now and expected drops as supply floods the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Baltimore
Louise
Tolchester Steamboat Company
Light Street
Light Street Commission
Maryland
New York
Delaware
New Jersey
Peninsula
Georgia
Return unto me and I will return unto you parable study
The lesson centers on the prodigal son as a portrait of God’s welcoming mercy toward penitent sinners. It contrasts the elder and younger sons to warn against envy and self righteousness, urging real repentance, confession, and return to God. The text also includes a freight notice about shipping grain by the steamer Vesper with low rates and free sacks at Greensboro and Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Earth
Heaven
God
Angela
Rotan
Vesper
Greensboro
Denton
Wallpaper Patterns and Shades at Thomas & Messer
The outlet offers latest wallpaper patterns at 5e each, gilt seapiece and window shades priced 20c each. Thomas & Messer, 1015 West Baltimore Street, Baltimore, advertises a selection for home interiors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas & Messer
Baltimore St
Baltimore
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Denton Journal
London
the Local Department
Ness
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Ithbot
Tmonderaon
M. P
Beauchamp
Day
Myra Day
Adaline Day
Milton Cox
Lizzie Jenkins
Harry Hackett
Agnes Elliott
Bessie Wilson
Myra Harris
Pattison
Li. F. Stowell
T. C. B. Seoward
Oyster Navy
Angus Murray
Father Meteher
Dan Cupid
Agnes Murray
T. C. B. Howard
Father Fletelier
Miss Murray
Vandiver
Howard
Norman M. Shannahan
Sadie Molyneaux Thompson
Edward R. Rich
Trinity Cathedral
Chamberlain
Eastern Shore Politics
Caroline Coventy
Harvey L. Cooper
William Stewart
William R. Howard, Jr
T. Frank Seward
Harry B. Sleck
Rebecca E. Darling
Charles E. Butler
William W. Collins
Samuel D. Carrow
Isabel M. Carrow
Harvey Dean
Robert G. Dean
Maria Ringe
Mamie Ringe
Annie Totheroh
Henry M. Totheroh
Charles W. Jackson
Thomas W. Jones
Ephraim Brice
Arrington Breeding
Daniel Ritchie
Charles L. Hobbs
John E. Satterfield
Annie B. Parker
Blanche G. Rickards
Sarah M. Fletcher
John E. Whaley
Annie E. Rochester
Thomas F. Johnson
Ernest F. Smith
Milton C. Smith
Martha A. Lord
David F. Eveland
Charles M. Walker
Agnes K. Williams
Mary V. Heather
William I
Allen
Frank Smith
Charles Sparks
Mary Ellen Awls
William P. Manlove
Rachel C. McClyment
Greensboro Station
Thomas C
Adaline Orrell
J.B. Orrell
Oakland
Wesley Jarrell
Charles L. Jarrell
Irwin T. Saulsbury
Wm. E. Orrell
W. O. Hurst
Orrell
DeRochbrune
Queen Anne’s County
Jacob T. Mowbray
Federalsburg
Mowbray
Cambridge Hospital
Eastern Shore Volunteers
Gettysburg
Mt. Pleasant
Annie Melson Davis
Joseph T. Davis
Tuckahoe
Denton, Hobbs
Hickman
Greenwood
Ellendale
Milton
Lewes
Strand
Neptune
Henlopen
Brll
Baltimore Sur
Ellegood
Wicomico
the Two Sons
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