Purely Personal: Local Visitors and Returns
A string of society notes records Miss Lila Smith visiting Baltimore friends and numerous local residents hosting or visiting relatives and friends in Germantown Norfolk Virginia Beach Richmond and Washington as well as trips to Barnesville Texas and Pennsylvania with returns to Frederick from Wevarton and other nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isasant
Lila Smith
Baltimore
Mice Lela Gall
Elroy Roelkey
North Market Street
J. T. Pyles
East Third Street
Barnesville
Marie Hunichen
Germantown
Montgomery County
BE. L. McLaan
Pennsylvania
Pearl Eader
East Church Street
Texas
William Pentz
Noah E. Cramer
Weat Third St
Florence Gill
Joan Howard
Washington
Hunichon
Bertha Trundle
South Market Street
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Richmond
George W. Young
Rodney
Young
North Market, Street
North Market Ar Rest
Mary Rupps
Belen
East Fourth Street
Wevarton
Virginia
West Virginia
G. W. Felser
Washington, D. C
Scotia White
Norfolk, Va
Sidney Clark
Misa Lillie Birely
East Ohoroh Street
Agricultural notes and weather hints in brief bits
A brisk week ahead promises a bumper cheatnut crop and many picnics before August ends. Mothers prepare children's clothes for school while agricultural fairs begin, with Frederick fair highlighted. Forecasts predict more hail and frost late in the month. A new Brussels carpet goes into the court room improving its appearance as roasting ears season ends and oyster crops arrive, drawing cheers from churches and societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augnet
Achugl
Frederick
Storma
Sven Frost
Otronit Court
The Work of Death Mrs. Mary E. Sowers Passes
Mrs. Mary E. Sowers wife of Jacob Sowers a mail transfer clerk at the Queen City Depot Cumberland died yesterday morning from paralysis caused by injuries in a coal oil stove explosion last November. She was 63 a native of Frederick and leaves six children including Dr J Garfield Sowers Cumberland and Mrs Pitzer wife of Harry A Pitzer cashier of the bank at Mount Savage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Sowers
Jacob Sowers
Queen City
Cumberland
Frederick
J. Garfield Sowers
Pitzer
Harry A. Pitzer
Mount Savage
Advertising and prices drive sales in Tur Daily and Weekly News
Many people miss goods because they don’t know where to buy. Advertise to inform buyers the stock is attractive. Mountain City Mill quotes today list corn at 2.90 per barrel, shelled 56 cents per bushel. wheat No 2 red 1.03, No 3 red 81, steamer 95, rejected 83, damaged 50. oats 55 cents per bushel. Activity in advertising spurs business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psopis
Tur
Mountain City
Rural Free Delivery group in Maryland elects officers
The first annual convention of the Rural Free Delivery Lesser carriers Association of Maryland met in Baltimore. Officers named include B F Haviland president P A Richardson vice president Charles W Baechtel secretary treasurer and delegates to the national convention in St Louis September 14 to 18. The body urged boosting rural carrier salaries from 720 to 1000 yearly and seek 15 days vacation while preserving newspaper subscription privileges. Next year’s meeting will be in Hagerstown with Frederick County represented by Philip E Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Gaviland
P. A. Richardson
LeGore
Frederick County
Hagerstown
Mr. Richardson
Philip E. Grove
Frederick
Moving Habit in America in Youth's Companion Essay
A look at American mobility shows many move seeking fit not bound by family ties. Congress reflects this. few lawmakers are native to their representing states with Delaware Maine Vermont and Virginia as natives. Notable figures include Shields Cox Jones Elkins and Webster with cross state careers and a quip about Webster’s New Hampshire statue versus Massachusetts claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Dakotas
Washington
Wyoming
Ohio
West Virginia
Osmon
Ilinois
North Osroling
Br. Williame
Missin Sippi
Tennessee
Virginia
Delaware
Maine
Vermont
Pennsylvania
New York
James Shields
United States Senate
Banser
Cox
George W. Jones
Missouri
Wisconsin
Iews
Northwest Territory
Elkins
New Mexico
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Daniel Webster
Senstar Hoar
Webster
Massachusets
In The Law's Grip. Jail For Pick Hutchinson
Police arrested Tom Rose and Pick Hutchinson on Saturday night for fighting. Both in custody of Officers Hobbs and Herwig. Before Justice Smith Rose released. Hutchinson jailed 30 days for defaulting a $5 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom” Rose
Pick’ Hutchinson
Hobbs
Herwig
Series of moving picture shows at Braddock Heights
At Braddock Heights this evening and each evening this week moving picture exhibitions will be shown. Illustrated songs will be featured and dancing will follow the program each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Heffner and Brust Wedding at All Saints Rectory
Frederick residents Veroou E. Heffner and Della M. Brust were married at All Saints rectory on Saturday by Rev. Dr. Oathorne Ingle. A merchant relying on advertising must continually advertise to keep established business. slow goods may reflect product, not the ad.
Escaped prisoners, deaths, and local items in prestate notes
Three prisoners escaped from the fall at Esaton. William H. Gunnell, Confederate veteran, died at Senece Montgomery Adam. Mowen and his son were burned in a gasoline explosion at Frankstown. Judge Boyd upheld the Allegany County State's Attorney race for Austin A Wilson. John Simmons, 56, Baltimore, found dead after a self inflicted gunshot. Oden Bowie, son of the late governor, died at Baltimore City Hospital aged 47. He was once presiding judge at New Jersey tracks and bred notable horses Death and Lady Potentate. Five Filipino boys to be educated in Maryland will enter Allegany County High School. Deer Creek Farmers' Club hosted by W. Beatty Herlan near Obmohville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esaton
American Mechanics of
Allegany
William H. Gunnell
Senece
Montgomery County
Adam
Mowen
Fankstown
Allegany County
Deer Creek
Baltimore City Hospital
Bowie
Governor Bowie
New Jersey
Death
Lady Potentate
Maryland Day fruit drive letter from Berlin official
Frutt, a Maryland commissioner to the St. Louis Exposition, asks fruit growers to contribute peaches pears apples and plums for Maryland Day on September 12. He plans to load a refrigerator car with select Maryland fruit and may exhibit extra vegetables at the agricultural display, aiming for 1,000 Marylanders at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frutt
Maryland
Orlando Harrison
Berlin
Mayland
A Maryland Cat Farm in Anns Arun del County
A Maryland cat farm at Harwood in Anns Arun del county raises Angora cats. Owner Mrs. Galloway Oneston breeds affectionate docile felines valued at 25 to 200 with kittens priced by age length and hair color. Colors include black white tortoise and blue with the blue prized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anns Arundel County
Harwood
Galloway Oneston
Maryland
Obeston
New England
Advertised Letters and Public Works Notes 1904
Frederick post office lists remaining advertised letters dated August 20 1904 inviting applicants to call for them. Gentlemen W H Darlington W Dutrow Bert Jones Charles D Stable Lewis Thomas. Ladies Beulah Brady Ming Agnes Carnes Miss Isabelle Dor Hey Mrs E McCurdy Mrs J G Williams. Water Works superintendent Tyeryar reports a new watering trough at North Market fountain and crews work to stop pavement water overflowing at Mr Wm H Kline’s North Market residence. It is unclear if the source is a pipe leak or a spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Ally
W. H. Darlington
William Dutrow
Bert Jones
Charles D. Stable
Lewis Thomas
Lavies
Beulah Brady
Ming Agnes Carnes
Mies Isabelle Dor Hey
Mre
E. McCurdy
J. G. Williams
Tyeryar
North Market Street
Wm. H. Kline
Page Prominent Republican William Tyler Page Ill With Malaria
William Tyler Page of Relay Baltimore County, once a Second District congressional candidate, is seriously ill with malaria after recovering from typhoid. His illness alarms his large circle of friends. A Frederick team lost 20 to 6 at Singanore Halls Inn to Linganore boarders. Burrows of Washington pitched well for Linganore. Frederick battery was L Toms Reich and R Toms. Linganore battery was Burrows and Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tyler Page
Relay
Baltimore County
Page
Singanore Halls Inn
Burrows
Washington, D. C
Linganore
Frederick
L. Toms
Reich
R. Toms
Johnaton
Postponed Yellow Springs Band Concert Rescheduled
The Yellow Springs Band concert on Market street between Third and Fourth streets was delayed by rain and canceled Saturday. It will be held next Saturday night at the same place and time, to 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
Market Street
Third
Fourth Streets
High price paid for limestone land near Martinsburg
The Standard Lime and Stones Company bought a small tract of limestone adjoining Vesarita quarries near Martinsburg West Virginia. It paid $1,000 per acre, the highest price yet paid for limestone land in that community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Lime and Stones Company
Vesarita Quarries
Martinsburg
W. Va
Sale of Neal Estate to Filbys for $500
Noah E. Cramer sold the Neal Estate including a house and several vacant lots on the east side of North Bentz street extended to Samuel L. Filby and Jennie Filby for $500. Dr. E. L. Beckley of Middletown has been discharged from Emergency Hospital after an operation and returned home fully recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
Noah E. Cramer
James H. Smith
Margaret E. Smith
North Bentz Street
Samuel L. Filby
Jennie Filby
Beckley
E. L. Beckley
Middletown
Religious World Sunday Schools and Societies
Sunday services were limited to the Evangelical Lutheran church due to the pastor's absence. Across the city, Catholic, Methodist and Reformed churches held masses, sermons, and Sunday schools with notable attendance. The Maryland State Sunday School Union prepares for its 35th biennial convention in Baltimore on August 27–28, expected to draw about 1,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
John N. Wood
Wm. H. B. Etchison
M. E. Shareh
Braddock
Gilpin
Shepherd
Schleynville
Moate
Porterfield
C. W. Bélneepring
United Brethren Church
J. E. B. Rice
Grace Reformed Church
E.L. McLean
Howard A.G. Herman
McLean
Braddock Heights
BH. T. Hendriczgson
Baltimore
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Preston Widdis
J. W. M. Willams
First Baptist Church
Ita
National Home Missionary Society
Goldsborough
Griffith
Rare value in Ladies Tan Hose at 250
Rare value in ladies tan hose at 250. Reaal lisle with extra finish. Will wear like wire.
Excursion Specials From Frederick to World’s Fair and Seashore
Braddock Heights chores rooms at Brightside and events on September include Mary land Day and Louisiana Purchase Day at the World’s Fair. B and O Railroad offers round trip excursions from Frederick to St Louis via multiple routes with varied ticket types and stopovers, including seashore trips to Atlantic City and Delaware beaches, and schedules through September 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
St. Loing
Frederick
Tickes
Atlantic City
Oape May
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
N. J
Qcsan City
Mia
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore & Onlo
St. Louis
Washingtop
Deer Park
Mountain Lake Park
Oakland
Mitchell
Ind
French Lick
Weat Baden Springs
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Niagara Falls
Baltimore
Camden
Mt. Airy
Washington Junction
Toronto
Rochester
Thousand Islands
Buffalo
Rocbeater Junction
Geneva
Watkine Glen
Manok Obunk
Susqeehanna River
Lehigh
Wyoming
Qualion
St. Louia
Round Trip Specials to Washington and Baltimore
Sunday August 28 special train from Frederick at 7 45 a.m. offers round trips to Washington for $1.00 and to Baltimore for $1.25. Spend the day in the Capital or Monumental City enjoying attractions via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Capital
Monumental City
Germantown Memorial Methodist Church Dedicated in Germantown
In Germantown Maryland about 500 people attended the dedication of the Germantown Memorial Methodist church. The building cost about $2000 and included a notable interior. Delays occurred due to four small fires. Presiding were Hiter Dr Harper of Baltimore district and Rev Dr Brooks of Brightwood. Prof Wilson Walkers choir provided the music with soloists Mrs Dr Banson Mr J M Forbes and Mr O Baker. About $400 was subscribed to cover the church debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE Academy
Millersville
Washlerton
Biltimore
Marcus B.aAllmond
Allmond
Louisville
Henry Watterson
Oboardh
Germantown
Montgomery County
Dr. Banson
Nellsville
Mira
J. M. Forbets
Hagerstown
O. Baker
Damascus
Big Exhibit Sern by Birely & Co at Rockville Fair
W and K Birely & Co, poultry fanciers on East Patrick street, shipped over 200 chickens to Rockville, covering more than twenty eight varieties. The firm reports record success at fairs last year and aims to top exhibitors this coming season, possibly becoming the largest exhibitor at Rockville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.&k. Birely & Co
East Patrick Street
Rockville
Birely
Tar Naws
Sunday School Picnic A B M E Pharah South
A local Sunday school picnic is planned by the A B and M E congregation at Braddock Heights on Thursday August 25. The event is advertised as a community gathering likely to be of interest to area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B
M. E. Pharah
Braddock Heights
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the Daily News
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Warren Hastings
India
Daylesford
Worcestershire
George Washington de Long
New York City
Siberia
Park Place
Luzon B Morris
Connecticut
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Malletor
Samoa
Apia
Waanisetoy
Sa. m
TRE News
Mary Jaud
Osoler
Wy. la. Moora
Weather Bureau
Hone
Braddo Moving Pictures
N. Widdup
Brightside Iddock Heights
Neidig & Miller
Rodock & Co
Local Mart
America
News OF
Prestate
Sabjada of
Sirmons
Sama
Cuy
Sunday Schools and Societies
Havre
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
J. D. Baer
Wa. G. Baxen
H. D. Baken
Prest
Wa. G. Zone van Cashier
Samu
G. Duvay
John Hendrickson
NEW Dig & Miller's
Neidio & Miller
Clinton E, Main
Aln
Doug
City Hotel
Riee
Brightside
Jack Dean
Ostootin
D. O. Dean
George
Rodock & Go
East Lony
Mobhalr
Brillantine
A. T. Rice & Sons
Rice & Bons
Puneral Directore and
Foswiture Repairere
North Market Strese
Thomas Price
East Fourth
Telenico
Aldds Streo
Starlaie of Caré
A.G. McCardell
Adametown
Cuasarore
Metropolitan
Arthur White & Bro
Ju2idattanst
Tuscarora, Md
Nesta A Ee
Court Street
Newa
Vursace
Tles Yard
Capt
Water Saunders
H. BE. Petermas
Franklin Street
Fraderick
Dewly
A. E. Smith
Surgson Dentists
Eldawiy
North Markettreet
WM. A. Botrler
Square Corner
Court Howe
West Third Street
Third Street
F. B. Sappington
Ciz
B. Bappingtor
Rm Soft Market Birest
Lewers
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