County Tennis Tournament Opens With Exciting First Round
Drawings completed for the County Tennis Tournament to decide the Silver Cup begin Monday. Round one features Maulsby vs Posey at 10, Smith vs Tyler at 11, DeGrange vs Hanve at 12, Jolliffe vs Raymond Toms, and Tomes vs Jones to follow. Second and third rounds start Tuesday at 10 with two of three sets, or three of five for the championship. Courts open to the public. all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maulsby
Posey
J. Francis Smith
John Tyler
Hantve
G. Don DeGrange
W.N. Jolliffe
Raymond Toms
Lester Tomes
Jones
Bronewick
Hulive
Haanok
Labor Day celebrations and local business groups reported
Budget items note Labor Day events on September 3 at Branswick and a parade with industrial display. Myerville area farmers organize a $10,000 stock company named the Mutual Exchange of Myersville to trade farm products, with officers Gaver Brandanburg Flook Harp Leath, and attorney Coblents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Lander
Emory Grove
Tastment Union
Oosan Grove
New Jermeye
Progrear
Dan
Branswick
Ski Valley
Myeraville
Ellerton
Wolfsville
John T. Gaver
Mutual Exchange
Myers Ville
Cyrue F. Flook
Pear
Barry L. Coblents
Local residents reported illnesses and medical troubles
The notice lists several individuals, including E. O. Derr and Mr. Solomon Garber, as severely ill with typhoid or related illnesses. It notes Master Fred Myers suffering a severe hand bone felon and needing repeated lancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bick. Mire
E. O. Derr
Patrick Atest
Solomon Garber
East Fourth Street
Fred. Myers
East Third Street
Sunday church schedules and school times listed
The notice outlines Sunday school and worship services at multiple churches including Braddsck, Schleyeville Mission, Monta, Trinity M E, German Baptist Brethren, and United Brethren. Times vary with morning services around 9 to 11 o clock and evening services from 6 to 7:30, plus special programs and an address by Alfred Ritter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddsck Enganot
Schleyeville Mission School
Do. On
Moenta
Lewistown
Fonceraw
Echool Bald
Os A.m
John's Catholic Church
Somor
Eens . A
Biles
Buckeystown M. P
Y. P
C. E
Nellie N. Ker
Baltimore
United Brethren 1
Bupper
Cioty
Mert O. T. B. Braue
Lebanon
Jury Drawn to Condemn Property at Knoxville
Sheriff Marts and Deputy Grimes head to Knoxville with a jury to condemn the property of Mrs Gera Kel lor for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. The panel includes Lewis Rammburg Thomas Haugh P Bam wel Notnagle Harvey Marie and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Marts
Grimes
Knoxville
Gera KE. Kellor
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Tl Point
Lewis
Ramaburg
Thomas F. Haugh
P. Bamwel Notnagle
Harvey
Marie
Thomas
Mateeny
John F. Oland
Ches. E Haller
Rammaburg
J.B. Phiseger
Solomon Stern
George » Myers
Chas. L. Stokes
Chas. W. Miller
O. T. Ramsburg
Joseph Hamsburg
George Weiner
Obas
F. Knock
T. Phosbos
Joba H Grove
Stephen O. Gelabers
Fire destroys barn on Zimmerman farm in Charles Ville
A large bank barn on Lewis Zimmerman’s farm near Charles Ville was struck by lightning during yesterday’s storm and burned to the ground. All livestock escaped, but crops and equipment including wheat, hay, corn, binder, and other implements were destroyed. insurance partly covers the loss. After initial strike, the barn was hit a second time while occupants attempted to save items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ara Baroed
Lewis Zimmerman
Sear Charles Ville
Zimmerman
Sresh Down In Market Street Wheel Failure
A horse named Mr. William Union was loaded with fos when one rear wheel failed at the corner of Market and another street, causing a minor incident and prompting local responders to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sresh
William Union
Leavy Bhowere
Walkersville
Harmony Grove
Lawistown
Torrente
Tuscarora
Northern Central Railroad
Shia City
Dwelling Barned on Chared Bill
A dwelling labeled Dwelling Barned on Chared Bill is reported as owned and occupied by Gao We Waal. The brief notes the property status and current occupant.
Local residents and visitors cited in Atlantic City trip notes
A long list of Baltimore, Frederick and nearby residents and guests are noted visiting Atlantic City and other towns. Names include Edith Yinger, Ella Tucker, H Dorsey Etchison, Mrs Ella Harwottl, Roger Motter, James Motter, and many others, with remarks on returns and visits to Braddock, Hampstead, and Lorietta.
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Mags. Wilkes
Filler
W M. Bariay Baverstereed
Anz
Edith Yinger
Baltimore
Drosen
Allen Wen
Tome
Braddock
Ella Bi
Ella i Tucker
Becond Street
B B. Redy
Miss Bolaz
Roney Opsaty
Mias
Veruca Buxton
Coctan Grove
H. Dorsey Etchison
Wil
Mamaburg
Treet
Migs Talian Abler
Hagers
Thaa
Jacob M. Birely
East Charob ' Street
Litslestown
Bohaeffer T. Hargott
J. B. Brace
New York
A. Fearhake
Braddock Colony
Mila. Founie Yingling
Liberty
Vincent Yingling
North Market Street
Coke A. White
Neds Woreingivington
Tens Fourth Street
Ralph Bowers
East Piirick Street
Braddock Haights
F. Heath Cogginshee
Piiteburg
York
Asbury Park
Atlanttcry
Albert McCardell
T. D. Lewis
Bettzabore
Charles EB. Moberly
Patrick Street
Charles B. Moberly, Jr
Washington
Mamie P. Akers
West Fourth Street
A. L. Engelbrecht
Jefferson
Luther E. McBride
Bracawtok
Flora Tritepos
Oliver Flook
Burkitt
Chariss H. Ooblentz
Middletown
Mim Ive Haupt
Haupt
Wabash
Cohen H. Main
J. C. E. Hickman
Blaze Normal
Jacob Fry
Bronawick
Lesdoun County
Martin L
Graycon E. Scorart Codeam
Mastora Houter
Ralph
Martinsburg
W. Va
Charies I Parnall
Ae W. Gaver
Clarke Place
Helen Landager
Onerch Street
Miles Lonlee Oras
Colonial Beach
Basser
George Biser
Elk Lisk
I and White
Grandehilarom
Kamene City
Maryland Christian Endeavor Union Biennial Convention I m Baltimore
The Maryland Christian Endeavor Union plans its biennial convention in Ma, October 16 to 18. Attendees can use a special 800 round trip rate via Baltimore. Travel by boat on the Chesapeak Bay and a transfer to rail will bring delegates to Salisbery and Gallsbury for receptions, registrations, and diverse program sessions including lectures, conferences, and open parliament discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Christian Endeavor Union
Pola
Beentee
Baltimore
Peta
Chesapeaks Bay
Cistoree
Splace
Ballebury
Salisbery
Gallsbury
Thorday
OL - Then Wilh
Opera House
Boston
Methodist Protestant Church
Ocean City
Baliabury
Local Business Notices and Community Remarks 1906
Community announcements recall a cutter Edward Jager returning from Mitchells Catalogs New York City to showcase Fall and Winter tuftings with rapid production options Bolte price listings from 1400 and up. Local ads promote bread beer hotels and travel specials plus Y M C A Building Fund contributions due September 15 1906 and Niagara excursions priced 1 05. Memorial note honors mother A Wormas dated August 95 1904 mentioning winter snows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooddecaser
Edward Jager
Mitchell
New York City
Cat Js
Bolte
Sally
Repabiiona Ventral Cocamides Center Eatery Closed
Announced in a clipped notice, Reno 8 confirms a new eatery opening by The Repeblias Central group. Details are unclear due to garbled text but imply a launch with Richard Viet Shaitens and Jamin WT in charge of start and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Herp
An Sion
Jamin
Local Market Report on Fresh Produce Prices
Shelled produce and staple goods listed with prices at the market today. Items include tomatoes and other items with prices per barrel and per container noted, reflecting a spate of fresh produce offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kocal Adart
Toma
Roosevelt Bears to Appear in Frederick for Children's Carival
Local notice details upcoming events and promotions including Roosevelt Bears visit to Frederick next Wednesday for children's carnival with chocolate ice cream soda and prizes. Advertising lists bargain items and a Baltimore excursion from Eagle's, with schedules and fares for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Frederick
Eagle
Baltimore
Randay
Eine
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the Daily News
Moetory
Margaret of Anjou
Henry VI
England
France
David Hurtler
David Hume
Edinburgh
James Watt
Oundaventor
Hamberg
T—Maury Kyle Dalius
Isi
Frederick William Nietzsche
Weimar
Jumea Watt
Auruat
Dantes
the Commoner
A. Wickless
Roosevelt Bears
Childran
Children’s Carnival
Shipley
BE. Oline
Barger Art Gallery
United States
Ipesets
Orlok
Bolomen D
Marth Market
Maree
B. B
Eel Patteroom
Thira Eitsi
Christian Endeavor
Saliaberg
City Opera House
Foer Acta
W.E. Wankeville
Willow Brook
Iata
Johs Co Ek
Georg Fom
Beery Er
L. M. Wines
Relaahens Bel 08
Tse Wiwal
Whith
Wateng
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Capital
Peter Pas
Madras
Fo. Beal
John Bendericksor
Neidig & Miller
Bor
Fey Gull
Oria
Umwal
Meidig & Miller
Hershberger
Thos, P. Rha
Ipmousa P. Nos
Game Family
Wakel
Fevigee Institution
OIDER
Faumbes Pike
Ley Md
Eugene 4. Jaylor
Eugene A. Jaylor
Cramer & Stauffer, Batendy Aes
Fror Bale
Coonterr
Aldly
City Hotel Grill
George Bbret
Besant & Knott
The
Eagles
Aogues
Y.M. C. A. Building Campaign Committee
Naka
A J. Travens Toomas
Ees
Silimora & C. FR
Niagara
Benet
Logast
Brouision tHolrete
Baltimere
Sameer
Niagara Palke
Pointeveat
Mt. Airy
Aide-Tripa
Aenean Ee
A. Wormas
Mei
Hallerties
Fiest Lars OO
Eand Golick
Philadelphia
Charles Ebart
Charles Evarhard
Scaeswick
Cor Frode
Ditiairepee
Beyer
Gus Geer
Mt Strats
Shipley & Bopet
Mounen
McCardell's
McCardalls
L. Oxaway
Frederick College
Baltimore Ram
Boy
Ieee Sica
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