Hagerstown Wins Easily in 19 06 Baseball Game
In Athletic Park yesterday Angerstown defeated Frederick 19 to 6. Buhrman pitched well but received poor support. Talbott shut out the home side in the seventh and eighth. Garlow led Hagerstown with strong defense and 8 strikeouts. Frederick had 5 errors. Umpires Thambd and Toma. Also notes include Mt. Zion WOT U meeting and local outings, with various names and minor events.
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Athletic Park
Angerstown
Frederick
Buhrman
Talbott
Vialtora
Garlow
Bubimin
Talbots
Freederick
Hagerstown
Hagerstowe
Hanka
Olantz
Heinz
O F
Nowarker
Peaster
Catoh
Tealey
Salmer
Dronanbarcg
Pitoh
Frederick—Orlain
O. Woip
Orig
Ostoh
Bohrman
Pites
Butler
Koofer
Brunswick approves Frederick firm to build Brunswick branch
D Charles Winebrener of Frederick has bought the Red Man's Hall lot in Brunswick from William L Gross. His firm D D Winebrener & Son will erect a three story wholesale grocery branch with elevators and an automatic sprinkler system costing about 10000. J F Karn & Bro will handle construction. work to begin next week. Charles Wiles of Frederick will likely oversee the new store which will operate largely independently and support local delivery.
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D. Charles Winebrener
Frederick
William L Gross
Branswick
Brunswick
D. d. Winebrener
J FT Karn & Bro
Winebrewer
Charles Wiles
Prenané Obisf
Frederock
Money Raised At Braddock Heights Park Benefit
The Frederick Arts Club held a park benefit yesterday from 4 to 10 PM at Perry cottage on West Patrick Street. Funds raised will beautify the West Patrick Street Park with shade trees and flowers. Special thanks are given to G W Perry for the loan of his cottage. A lawn fete is planned by the ladies of West Patrick Street to benefit the park.
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Braddock Heights
Frederick
Toauka
G. W. Perry
West Patrick Atreet
Fredarick
Social World Supper Party at Myersville
Mary Jane hosted a trolley party for forty yesterday at Myersville. A lawn supper under United Brethren church auspices featured a large orange cake with Mary Jane in red confections. Afterward guests attended a dance at Braddock Heights with a sunset special planned next week by the same church festival.
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Mary Jane
Myersville
Sapper
United Brethren Church
F Berry Plummoar
Pharch
Myperrville
Rheonms
Braddock
Leg Groken Injury At City Hospital
Leg Groken, driver Frank Schwearing of the United base wagon, fell while attempting to catch an apple thrown by Ror Golsbart. He twisted his right ankle and broke two bones between knee and ankle, then was taken to City Hospital for treatment and today was reported doing as well as could be expected.
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Leg Groken
Frank Schwearing
United Base
Enegins Bhouse
Ror Golsbart
The Work of Death Infant John Fitzsimmons Dies at Ten Months
Infant John R. Fitzsimmons, son of Mr. and Mrs. J A Fitzsimmons, died at ten months old at home near Buckeystown. Funeral held at 10 o'clock one morning with services by Rev Fr McQabe. Interment in St Joseph's Cemetery. Funeral director W Br Etohlaon. Also notes several local residents on sick list including James Brust Roscoe White Garry Johnson Lewis Riddlemoser and Wm H Nicodemus who is Franklin Savings Bank secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Fitzsimmons
J. A. Fitzsimmons
Buckeystown
Fr. McQabe
Sb. Joseph's Cemetery
Etohlaon
James Brust
Wash South Etraat
Alok Las
Roscoe O. White
East Fourth Street
Shea Alok
Garry Johnson
North Markat Atrast
Alok
Lewis Riddlemosor
West South
Wm. H. Nicodemus
North Market Street
Franklin Savings Bank
Abouk
Democratic Convention to Nominate County Ticket Tomorrow
The Democratic county convention will be held tomorrow at 11 o clock in Junior Hall where a county ticket will be nominated.
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Junior Hall
Purely Personal Visits From Baltimore and D.C. Residents
A flood of brief notices lists many individuals from Baltimore Washington and other areas visiting families in the city. Names include Miss Beasle Anders Miss Margares Cain Mr. Frank Knock Mrs. H. C. White and son Willie and many others staying with relatives or visiting friends across streets and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Schley
George Dalaplaine
Ausntio Oley
Beasle Anders
Patrick Atraes
Johnsviile
Charles Young
Washington
George Riddemoser
Baltimore
Mica Helen Dixon
East Sixth Street
Bagoerstown
Miles Nellie Goldamtth
Washington, D. C
E. D. Bacnolder
Frank Knock
Jimily
Ausherman
North Markes Astraet
Oosaca Ulty
Margares Cain
Charlea P. Troxsil
Fourth Street
Jease Sohot
South Straet
Katia Hoffman
West South Street
New York
Raymond Ssatbrist
A. O
North Market Street
Missaa
Fannie Schley Hawes
Enise Soblew
East Patrick Street
Q Christian Balling
East Fourth 'Atrees
Jessis Stevenson
Kate Perry
West Boath Stress
Maurica Holdcrafs
John Holdcraft
East Churoh Street
Ralph Wachter
East Church Streets
J. Gittinger
J. ‘Hodges
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Guessa Ab Brightside
Braddock Heights
Paul C. E Hauser
Marie
Herman Bielfeld
South Merkes Atreet
Maggia Herbert Edmundson-ang Obudrsa
George W. Bauman
Non
Paranta
Wm. BH. Rooper
Bass Booth Strode
Osborine Kaufman
Sacha McCoy
Kaufman
Valley View
Lewis M. Haller
Booth Market Street
Gettysburg
Emma Zoller
Hallie Keedy
Roanoke
David M. Lambart
Patrick Street
Lucius Bonic
Cumberland
Misa Lucie Cromwell
Adamstown
Misa Grace Moberly
Ada Greenwell
Gisude Moberly
Atlantic Oley
KR. W. Dot
William Bennest
East Second Street
Jamestown
J. Alfred Bitter
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Justica
Alfred Bitter
Mina Emma Biggs
Ida Padgate
Ben Smalley
John Aull
Philadelphias
D. M. Lambert
Hymeneal Smith Zimmerman Wedding Near City
A quiet but pretty wedding solemnized by Reyl8 M. Benoit at his residence yesterday at 1 pm. Groom Andrew H. Smith, son of Perry Otis Smith, from south of the city, weds Mina Blair M. Zimmerman of Charlesville. The ceremony was witnessed by close friends before the couple departed via B and O on the 156 train to Baltimore.
Advertising Charm for Retail Success Revealed
A column urges merchants to stock desirable goods and advertise them clearly so customers learn what is available. It argues that attracting buyers hinges on visible inventory and effective promotion through local papers, urging readers to mention seeing ads in The Wows.
Dentist Dr Biggs Drowns on Smith Creek Near Danbar
Dr. Biggs a Rocky Ridge native and Baltimore dentist drowned near Danbar on Smiths Creek while attempting to recover a disengaged tiller. He was aboard the steamer Anne Arundel with his niece Miss Merry D Townsley. coroner ruled accidental drowning. Body sent to Baltimore for burial at Rocky Ridge. Survived by widow Mrs Hmms Chapman Biggs and daughter Dorothy.
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Smith's Creak
Danbar
Si. Mary's
Anne Arandel
Dunbar
Mary
Bigge
Faa
Houra
Saifsoa
Shea
Joshua Biggs
Rocky Ridge
Frederick County
Dalegates
Biggs
Enoch Chapter
Royal Archessons
Funeral for Miss Mary Catherine Shriner
The funeral was held yesterday at 4:30 pm from the home of Mr. Richard P. Rogs in Clarke Place with Rev. Dr. Osborn Logis officiating. The service featured “Book of Ages” and “Asleep in Jesus,” floral emblems from relatives including Baltimore, Washington DC, Mobilis, Ala., and the city, pallbearers P H O Birely William O Birely George Houck Engine L Derr A O McCardell and Adolphug Fearhaks, burial at Olivet Cemetery, Thomas P. Alos funeral director.
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Mary Catherine Shriner
Plaga
Richard P. Rogs
Clarke Plage
Osborn Logis
Jesus
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
Mobilis
Ala
P. H O. Birely
Willam O. Birely
George Houck
Engine L. Derr
A. O. McCardell
Adolphug. Fearhaks
Social gathering at Aquasco House hosts many guests
Mrs Maggia Woifaa entertains at Aquasco House Foxvills with Elate Galloway and Edgar Galloway of Baltimore. Walser Galloway and daughter Helen, Edward Resh neck, John Titlow and Clara Killman of Washington attend. Fred Kham and Miles Lula Fox return to Baltimore after weeks at the Aquasco Pouss. Arba Krise of Waynesboro visits Aquaaco Honna over Snowdsay and Monday.
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Aquasco
Maggia Woifaa
Aquasco House
Foxvills
Misa Elate Galloway
Edgar Galloway
Baltimore
Walser Galloway
Helen
Edward Reshneck
John Titlow
Clara Killman
Washington
Fred. Kham
Miles Lula Fox
Aqnasco Pouss
Arba Krise
Waynesboro
Apant
Aquaaco Honna
Sale at Point of Rocka Auctioned by Font at Hickman’s Store
In Point of Rooks yesterday auctioneer Charles B Font sold the property of Inte gra Catherine Toomas to William T qolbart for 182 dollars. The sale took place in front of Harry Hickman’s store and included a small tog house and a half sore of ground.
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Charles B. Font
Harry Hickman
Point of Rooks
Emory L. Qoblentz
Treates
Integra
Catherine Toomas
William T. Qolbart
Judge McBherry Returns Home to Braddock Heights
Chief Judge McBherry, who has resided at Braddock Heights for months, left for an indefinite stay with Mr. Holmes D. Baker yesterday in Baker's car, arriving at his home on Enat Street.
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McBherry
Braddock Heights
Homson Enat
Holmea D. Baker
Real estate agent sells two dwellings on West Fifth Street
Charles T. K Young, real estate and insurance agent, sold two dwelling bonuses on West Fifth Street to Obarisa M. Bardatse for Charley H. Elipp. The consideration was private.
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Charles T. K Young
Charley H. Elipp
Weat Fifth Street
Obarisa M. Bardatse
Local Names List Amid Scribbled Ledger Notes
Fragmentary OCR shows a roster with positions such as President Vice President Cashier and Assistant Cashier. Several surnames appear including Baker Morris Sears Haller Thomas Wu Morrer Ramsburg and others, but many entries are unreadable or garbled.
John D Hendrickson sells ladies leather belts and fabrics
An advertisement lists a stock of ladies fine leather belts in various styles and colors. It promotes silk, elastic, chamois, and dress linens, with limits on quantities and sale prices. The notice also mentions lace curtains, portieres, and embroidered linen waistfront fabrics, inviting buyers to visit for bargains.
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CBASE
Repainting Crew Works At Dr Smith Residence
Brief items report the property of Dr. R W Smith on Court street being repainted by Michael Kennedy and a force of workers. A separate note describes Roger E Young and Charles Kopp catching a bass weighing about three pounds while angling along the Potomac near Catoctin.
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R. W. Smith
Qourt Street
Michael Kennedy
Potomac St Catoctin
Messra
Roger E. Young
Charles Kopp
RACES FOR THE FAIR Fifteen Events With Purses to 5000
Frederick Fair races list 15 events from October 23 to 25 with purses totaling 5000 dollars entries close October 15. Races include trotting and pacing across counties Frederick Washington Montgomery Howard Carroll with openings to residents three months prior.
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Frederick Fair
Socety
Federick
Washington
Montgomery
Howard
Frederick
Carroll
Local notices and entertainments touted in dated ads
Q L Benn advertises a carload of fine watermelons at wholesale and retail. A Lawn Fete benefiting Grace Reformed Building Fund is planned for Monday evening Aug 19 at Mountain View, with Gypsy tent, fish pond, and assorted attractions. Greenhouses at Braddock Heights advertise vaudeville at Auditorium all week with Tommy West and Carolina Whitehead. admission 10 cents. Fire sale items list buggies, carriages, wheels, and assorted farm implements below coal prices. Baltimore & Ohio R R offers Niagara Falls excursions from Frederick on several dates in 1907, with return in ten days, connecting trains from Washington and Mt Airy, excluding Black Diamond Express. pamphlet available on ticket agents.
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Grace Reformed Building Fund
Mountain View
Charles Ploking
Pobito
Braddock Heights
High Olaga
Tommy West
Billy Adams
Qgarolina White
Baltimore & Ohio R. RK
Niagara Falls
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Carden Station
Mt. Airy
Washington Junction
Lehigh Valley
Gielag Fall
Basquehanna Polo Line Company Incorporated in Belair
A brief item notes the incorporation of the Basquehanna Polo Line Company in Belair and mentions a crowd attending a Reform photoh renniog in Pleasant Valley. It also reports plans for the Union Hospital in Elkton likely to open in November.
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Basquehanna Polo Line
Belalr
Renniog
Pleasant Valley
Union Hospital
Elkton
Louis E. BroOomas
England
Howard Hake
New Hampshire
Caroline County
W. D Byron & Son
Williamspark
Beyond Judicial Circuit
Wiliam H. Adkins
Talbot
Patemon
Bopper
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TUE
Belgrade
Prince Eugene
Charles Cotesworth Pinckoes
Charleston
Bets Benatar Benjamin Marvey Steated
Allee
Kh Cutsider
United States Senate
John James Ingalls
John J. Ingalls
United States
Kansas
Delat Las Vegas
N. MI
Noah Frosis
Pasadena
Cal
Waanington
Maryland
W.L. Moore
Wg, Miller- Wm. Anderson
L. Renn
Doll Bros
Rodock
Neidig
Miler
Bennett
Moger
Tabscridora
Badaball
Batwaan
Freedericx Juaiora
Frederick Baleots
Hefar
Ziegler
Ans
Kester
Juaiora
Keefer
Kenesdy
Selecta
IT. U
Mount Zion W
T. U
Ist
Ace
Msagile Mehring
Gualt
Luta Martz
Lola Biraly
Elmer Birely
Onticz
Maners
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
And
Bils
David Lowenstein
Charles Wertheimer
Sox
Charlea
Francis Wertheimer
Myer Wertheimer
Loa
Katie
Elsie Eitel
May Hagan
Ruth Davis
Migela Olinac
Pearl Wilhide
Middletown
Frank Bentz
Gilmore Flants
Frank Hargett
Wheeler Smith
Oscar Derr
Bootblack
Joe Only
Tom Gitbinger
Reading
William Sport
Williameporé
Johnstown Journal
Tommy Gittinger
Tri-State
Literxy Frabermen
J. Quatter
Millard N. Norz
E. Sheffield
Potomac
Tra
D. Q. Winebrener & Son
Frederick Firm
WilliMave
Tta Wholesale Businet
Figssant Zartgrapha
Tom Danny
Wreely Newen
DR. Biggs Ls
Smith's Creek
Rocky Midao
Fogle
Oscar M.foghdhe
Brangwick
Point of
Rocka
Fjudge McBherry
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Capital
J.D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WK. G. Zimmerman Samuel G. Duvall
Presidant
Directores
JoverJas.McSursery, D. 5
Keraover
Gro
Sears
Duper
Joan C. Morrer
D. H W. Haraert
Joan 5. Ramsburg
Tros
H. Haller
C. M. Thomas
Wu. G. Baker
Daniel Haker
John D. Hendrickson
Fred, Co
Bisok Volles
Boliennes
Silk Malls
Zephyr Greghams
John Ded. Hendrickson
Nedig & Miller
A Miller
Reseda
Neidig & Miller
Racas
Q. L. Benn
Surreys
B. Exrar & Sons
News OF the
Diamond
Lins Rata
Quarry Dogs
M. J Grove Sims Co
Pionte
Monooncy
Heorges$ Rodote
Axminster
Mennen
Sten
Baby
George
Rodock & CO
Thos. P. Rice
Bride
Thomas P. Rice
Ross
W. Franklin Birest
City
Merashawk
Gemult
North Market
Long
Frederick, MD
Sugsidiy Cramer & Stauffer
Bate
Mortesman
aDapa
Atrest
Olty
Mont- Romery County
Wharmont
Modeven
Office Sud
Virginia
Braddock Helehtsee
S. Market St
Hjameville
B.& O. Denot
Wamarille & New Market
Herbert Thompson
Jamaville
Frederick Us
Jebshawif A
Sappington
Gam and Housek
Sappingtor
Cry Wale Frederick
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