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Items of local interest from across Denton County compiled for readers. Short notes on happenings, appointments, and community changes collected for Saturday morning readers in the Denton Journal.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1907
Page
4
Items of local interest from across Denton County compiled for readers. Short notes on happenings, appointments, and community changes collected for Saturday morning readers in the Denton Journal.
Local items report buyers stocking Easter outfits in Denton and Ridgely plans to ship watermelons. Mentions lectures, hats, photographs, and local business updates, plus notes on river steamer Vesper resuming Baltimore trips and Farmers and Merchants Telephone Co expanding lines.
The February 27 ceremony united Miss Lettie B. Wheatley and Mr. George E. Whitney at Wesley B t Church Figghville in an ornate service with decorated sanctuary and family as well as out-of-town guests from Tyrone Harrington Bridgeville Seaford Cambridge Denton and Hurlock. Post ceremony, the couple plan to reside near Bridgeville and were the recipients of many valuable gifts.
Facit for sate 100 acres in cultivation 51 in timber mile from depot at 33 an acre including timber and improvements to quick buyer 50 other farm bargains and timber for sale in Md Del and Va Cata logue Barrow Regan Estate Racy Preston Mop.
Mr find Mr S C Emerson have returned home near town after time in Wilmington. John Gooden of Philadelphia visits his brother B C Gooden near Henderson. Mr and Mrs Trayg Gooden of Philadelphia moved to their home near town. Mr George Wright of Aberdebh stays with W M Price. Miflin Pippin comes Thursday for a city stay. John T Comegys holds a Wilmington position. J B Slay on the sick list.
Maggie Turner sold a head weighing nine and a half pounds. Frank Morgan is ill with pneumonia and Master Roland McMahon also ill with pneumonia. The notice appears as a subscription sign of the era.
HMNlabare C aptain A. D Branford returns to Baltimore to take charge of the steamer Chesapeake after a month with family. Revival strengthens M E Andred at Hillsboro with 60 conversions. Virginia Holt and Mrs WilIy Pennington spent Tuesday in Easton. Harry Fisher made a business trip to Baltimore. Mrs George EB Smith visits in Baltimore. Alphena Jump visits Baltimore and Philadelphia. Mrs H W B Rowe returns from Goldsboro. Mrs G Lawrence Wilson spent last week in Baltimore.
Mrs Smithson and Mrs Carmine, both names appear in a brief note of seamwork and patient care. Smithson, aged about seventy and blind in one eye, completed a quilt made from 2600 blocks in twelve days. Mrs Flaharty from Hog Creek is mentioned as gathering about 85 dozen railroad ripper beds per month as grip patients improve.
A Sunday school lesson on Genesis 25 to 26 highlights Isaac as a peacemaker enduring Philistine opposition and restoring wells, urging meekness and patience. The article also notes Hochschild Kohn & Co in Baltimore announcing a Spring Opening with fashion shows and a guarantee of satisfaction.
Ex governor Brown is praised for party loyalty and leadership. The piece commends his example as an inspiration to Maryland Democrats. It also advertises eight piece wallpaper patterns and window shades sold by Thomas & Messer at 1015 West Baltimore Street. Subscribe for the Journal.
The Mrs. W. T. Jarman Sunday School class will serve oysters and ice cream at Wharton’s Hall on Saturday evening March 9 to raise funds for the church. All are invited. Also notes of weddings, visits, and local shop openings appear including a new butcher’s shop opening by Mr. James Scotten and several social visits among townsfolk.
Lenox City woman Trey Suddreth of Len oir N C says she suffered a year with a bad cough. After trying many medicines she finally took Chamberlains Cough Remedy at a friends insistence. Four bottles cured her cough. For sale by Douglas Drug Store A L Duffey Hillsboro.
In the Orphans' Court last Tuesday the will of William A Parker deceased was presented for probate by executor John T Parker. Clara J Williamson and Harvey L Cooper administrators of Arthur W Williamson presented a dividend of the personal estate which was approved. Howard C Morgan applied for letters of administration on Lucy B Morgan. George P Edwards executor of David Greenlee presented an inventory of the personal estate which was approved.
Federalsburg reports Mrs Caulk aged mother of Mrs T J Williams fell down stairs last week though bruised no bones broken. Mollin Day and Milton Cox called to Miss Lizzie Jenkins home for ill Mary A Cox. Local carpenters carry on covered building work. Mrs R W Messenger visiting relatives near Sanfori. Mrs Orlando Patton left for California. R W Messenger in Baltimore, Mr Joseph Noble visited Baltimore.
A friendly evening was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Ben Walch with numerous guests enjoying games revivals and music. Separate items note Mr W A Johnson and Mrs Sarah Chambers spending a quiet parsonage visit at Concord and Rev Mr Shipman conducting a ceremony for Emma Hubbard hosting Ida Denno of Williamsburg as a guest. Ivah and Bertha Smith hosted friends at their home on Tuesday evening.
Real estate transfers recorded in February list many parcels in Denton Federalsburg Ridgely and other districts with amounts ranging from 5 to 3800 dollars. Clerk of the Court also issued marriage licenses to multiple couples including Charles H. Murphy and Emma H. McMahon Henry Wilson Saulsbury and Viola Grace Wright and several others.
The article notes Mr Shadragh J. Raughley owning an 1812 and 1848 era sabre carried by Captain John Raughley in wars, with a scabbard worn by time. It also mentions an original land conveyance dated 1746 issued by Lieutenant General and Chief Governor Lauldel Ogle of Maryland, describing its vague East of Choptank location on an old path.
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