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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1907
Page
3
Weil notes opening day of a new base and parleyed market chatter on July first 1907. Prices abound for fruits vegetables meats and dairy with seasonal affects and scarce berries.</s>
At Braddock Heights Hall tomorrow night at 8:16, the Braddock Heights Band presents a program including Sacred Fantasile Magnificent Meyrelles. Concerto for Trombone selected by Irving S. Biser. Assenssion Southern Melodies L Conterne. Characteristic Piece Romanian Carriage Song Thornton. Gloria from Mass Mozart. Overture Faust Gounod. Reverie The Voluntary J W Lafferty. March Greater Pittsburgh 8% Oslar.
Churches in Buckeystown and surrounding areas announce tomorrow’s service times sun day schools and vesper hours. Pastors Rev Charles Steck Rev M A Castle Rev John Paul Tylor Rev E Makosky Rev W Hammond Parker lead morning sermons with details on Holy Communion and special observances. Churches include St John Reformed All Saints Episcopal Evangelical Lutheran German Baptist Brethren Grace Reformed Methodist Episcopal Presbyterian United Brethren and First Baptist along with Backeystown M P and a Mission Workers gathering at Lambert Building West Patrick Street.
Mrs. Maria Gelwicks died at Montgon Hospital from general debility aged 87. She was known as the queen of fastidious dress and formerly from Emmisburg. John Daniel Goins aged 43 died at 522 Klochart's alley after a long illness. he leaves a widow and two children. Both funerals set for Monday with services at Quinn AME Church and interment at Greenmount. Also reports of sickness: Michael Lambert, Amelis Oden improving, and several others confined to homes or hospital.
William Be Darner auctioneer offered at public sale at the courthouse door this morning for Frank L. Stoner treater the B O Prigzle farm at 103 acres all noted in Wise Market district Iswan withdraws at a bid of 36 dollars per acre
The Baltimore Frederick and Hagerstown Electric Railway Company is believed to plan extensions into Maryland coal fields and possibly into West Virginia and Pennsylvania. The project would create a large freight line, with an estimated cost of 25 million dollars. Surveys indicate a low-grade line, with questions about power source. Rights of way are being pursued from Beachfield to Wilkena avenues, and surveys near Randallstown pass near Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs’s Garrett property toward Weatmore. President James E. Ingram Jr declined to discuss freight plans or comment on the right of way at this time.
Ninety years old Mr Micholas D Hauer received hearty greetings from friends for his ninetieth birthday. A supper in his honor will be hosted at the home of Mr Allen G Quynn on East Patrick Street this evening.
A horse hitched to a delivery wagon at the Ceresville Mill bolted at Church and Court streets around 10 AM, dragging along Church toward Market before being stopped by driver Joseph Lochner. A second wagon horse on East Church ran at high speed, slipped near Shipley & Bopat’s, and broke a shaft after a brief slide. No serious damage reported.
The funeral for Mr. John EB Orona is slated for tomorrow afternoon at 215 o'clock from his daughter Mrs. Loretza E Kepler’s residence on Kass Okouroh Street. Services will follow at the bonas, with the remains then sent to Middletown on the 315 trolley for interment in the Lutheros Cemetery.
Masons on the Missouri Architectural project are delayed over a week due to inability to secure white brick. Brick manufacturers are unresponsive and the restart date is unknown. Carpenters continue with woodwork while masonry work stalls.
Mr John E Topper buys stock and fixtures of Mr John M Dollar grocery on West All Sators a treat and takes charge of the branches.
Miss Wallatta May Yeakle, a fourteen year old niece of Colonel George T. Cline, wins a key legal step against United States Steel in Chicago as trustees face demurrers. Courts order $25,410 security and pause distribution while fraud and conspiracy claims are investigated.
Misa Elias Keelg returns from the Jamestown Exposition after attending the State Teachers Association meeting. Wasley Brooks of Woestminster visits Buckeystown friends. Mesera Steiner and Edward Shankle of Washington stay with parents. Mrs. T. O. Suman, Mrs. Norman and daughter, and Miss Netta Stonffer of Baltimore visit Mrs. A. J. McKenna. Camp Raby on the Monocacy hosts dinner for several young ladies. Miss Marie Padgett visits friends in Westminster.
Judge Henderson rounded out a ruling on the State vs. John Baum gardner concerning a slaughterhouse nuisance. The judge ordered the moat abated within city limits or face a fine, with further determination after consulting Judge Matter. He expressed surprise that slaughterhouses operated in a town of about 10 000 residents.
The note lists officers including President Vice President and Cashier with Jd D Baker named among the assistants. It resembles a historical club or company roster indicating leadership lines. The exact organization is not specified in the fragment.
Residence of Mr Bradley T Nicodemus East Patrick Street to be repainted. Superintendent of Waterworks Geo A Welker erecting a new fireplay at Water Street and B&O Avenue. Mr Ezra Honok north of this locality hogs a very fine field of 80 acres timothy, about 11 inches to length. In past days rate have killed about 60 young chickens for Mrs Amanda Sammers West Patrick Street.
Local notices list steady bargains for household goods including soap paint and window screens alongside a June 9 2 30 p m hospital association meeting at the Freder ick City Hospital with presiding officer Mrs A O MCCARDELL.
Mr Lamar Ler a Larg Estate valued at 60000 includes real estate in Mexico California Iowa Maryland and stocks. He was a bachelor and his estate to be shared among four brothers two sisters and the children of deceased Robert Lamar. Barn raising at John D Lang near Jefferson, a 10268 foot barn to include wagon and corn house, contractor Geo BE Palmer. Catholic Educational Association plans fourth annual massing in Milwaukee with Rev Dr D J Flynn president of St Marys College Emmitsburg attending as board member.
Share holders are notified that Series No 4 will meet August 1st 1907 a shortest time since the war began settlement to follow after August 1st at Farmers' & Mechanic National Bank Series No 11 begins Saturday November 16 1907 directors listed and notices for various local businesses and events appear among the notices including sales promotions and community events
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