County News Summary and Public Notices
Mews from across the county show public business and upcoming meetings. Circuits court, Levy Court writ, and orphans' court announce sessions. school board and other public bodies set meetings in March.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1907
Page
3
Mews from across the county show public business and upcoming meetings. Circuits court, Levy Court writ, and orphans' court announce sessions. school board and other public bodies set meetings in March.
A kaleidoscope of town items: mule for sale, Opera House acts by Fasig Adams and Leo Chester Conner, masquerade at skating rink, rail and post office changes, and local deaths. Highlights include Prof Adams shows, a fifty year anniversary for Capt Stewart, and care of public schools with Washington Birthday observances.
Mrs Lucy Morgan aged 34 of Greensboro died February 23 at her home. funeral at M E Church South Goldsboro with Rev Jenkins officiating and burial in Greensboro Cemetery. Also reports on Fred McClyments arm fracture, relatives visiting Baltimore, hospitalizations, and obituary notice for John H Handy near Reliance with Mason affiliation and funeral details.
Mrs. S. S. James and nephew Theodore Cartwright returned to New York after two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gooden. Mrs. Foster Clark and son George visited near Downes Chapel, Delaware. Miss Anna Prica and Mr. W. W. Wyatt spent weekend with friends in Stidgely. Reynolds Moore of Davee spent Sunday with his parents. Thomas Wooters of Wilmington visited his nephew and Mrs. Alonzo Cohee. Haws of Philadelphia visit Ellen Coffin this week. W. H. Godwin accepted a Wilmington position. Lillard Jones visits Wilmington.
Easton visitors Mr and Mrs J Richard Jarrell with daughter Ada visit his brother and sister Mr It Edward and Miss Maggie Jarrell. Mrs N W Sparks and Master Thawley Sparks stay in Baltimore with aunts Mrs R J Bowen and Mrs Willard Russell. Mr John Smith of Middletown Del returns home after two weeks with brother Richard B Smith. Mr W Seward Smith of New York spends ten days with parents Mr and Mrs George Smith. Miss Emma Morgan of Baltimore guests of Mrs Charles Stewart. Miss Grace Griffith of Farmington visits Mrs D J Givan at the parsonage. Peach growers near Hidgely report damage to prospective buds from winter cold. embryos less affected. Mr Wallace Wilson plans a large skating rink. materials to arrive soon. Mrs Anisa Lord to be treated for mental trouble at Springfield.
Hobbs Charles K. Collins of Hobbs continues active in the charcoal business. He burns kilns near Concord and nears completion near Burraville, with markets found in Brooklyn and other cities. Other operators include Messrs PF Seeders and Frank Hayes. Messrs Charles H. Merriken and Clarence Franks have returned to Brooklyn after several weeks here.
Sunday School lesson analyzes Abraham’s plea for Sodom based on Genesis chapters 18 and 19. It details the visit of three men, the Lord’s messages, and Abraham’s intercession for the wicked city, emphasizing humility, prayer, and the fate of Sodom and Lot.
Lucy Luddreth of Lenoir North Carolina endured a year long cough until a friend bought Chamberlains Cough Remedy and urged use. She credits four bottles with curing her cough. For sale by Douglas Drug Store and A L Duffey Hillsboro.
The Baltimore Telegram notes three Eastern Shore figures of strong influence could pursue the United States Senate. Governor John Walter Smith remains popular and powerful through county alliances, while Senator Rayner seeks a non Baltimore-friendly outcome. Ex Governor Jackson could gain Rayner support, with Joshua Miles showing limited but assertive county reach and potential influence in eastern shore contests.
The old jail building and its outbuildings were sold last Tuesday by order of the County Commissioners. Purchasers were L. B. Towers for the main building at 75 dollars and Edwin M. Garey with Henry W. Hughes for the outbuildings at 16 50. Ground clearing and grading will follow to form part of a public square. bricks may be reused after cleaning.
The obituary profiles Benjamin Whiteley of Catonsville age ninety one who died at his home in Herndon after a long life of public service. Born November 18 1825 at Whiteleysburg he built schools and led dry goods firms before retiring in 1880. He was a Presbyterian elder and left a large family and many descendants. The notice also covers other local probate actions and obituaries including Sarah M Stephens and Willis Wright with executors and bond details.
Epworth League regular meeting held at Capt. C. F. Smith's home on February 22 featured a literary program led by Mrs. G. Nuttle with essays and recitations about George Washington. The Ladies' Aid Society met with recitations and readings, new members welcomed, and attendees listed. local pastors faced weather-related service cancellations elsewhere.
Capt Chas H Stanley will present moving pictures on the Preston circuit at Bethlehem M E Church March 6 and Chaptank M E Church March 7 plus Preston March 7 and 9 He will also preach at Preston and Bethlehem March 10 Washington's Birthday events held at Preston schools featured fitting exercises and addresses by Rev W C Stone and Col A W Sisk Miss Ruby Poot attending Golden Business College Wilmington returned for grand funeral Addie Jarrell Mrs Minnie McCarter and Mrs J B Wiley visited Baltimore Mrs W Redhead buys Railroad avenue lot for spring home N H Pooks back from Florida trip Toadies Club met at Mrs Alexander Noble's home.
100 acres in cultivation 51 in timber mile from depot priced at 33 dollars per acre includes timber and improvements for quick buyers 50 other farm bargains timber lands for sale in Md Cal Va catalogue Barrow Real Estate Agency Preston Mo Now is the time to subscribe
In the Dover News letters a writer argues that local option towns show more intemperance than licensed towns. A rival respondent challenges the drummer claim, citing Kent and Sussex counties’ poorhouses and cases of drunkenness. He pledges to present facts if Drummer confronts him with a plain shot.
On Sunday morning at 10 o clock in the M E Church a love feast and old time experience meeting will be led by Mr Frank P Covey. A short pastor's address will precede the Holy Communion. The Sunday evening sermon will be Help for the Tempted. Rev Dr McCready preached in Christ Church Easton on Wednesday evening to a large audience. Rev Mr Gantt spoke in Christ Church Easton also on Wednesday evening. Prof Forlines of Westminster Theological Seminary will conduct service at the M P Church tomorrow and at Thawleys in the afternoon. Epworth League Denton plans a business meeting Monday evening at 730. The greatest show ever seen Union Republican Georgetown Del.
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