Purely Personal Notes From Town Arrivals and Departures
A roundup of local social news lists residents visiting relatives and traveling to Ocean City Elizabethtown to Woodstock, Md and other spots. Names include Amon Bargee Miss Nannie Potts Minnie Doll Roger Wood Katie Woodward Mary Beckley Horace Brown Susie Getzendanner Walter Lambert David Rise Jos Rosskey O F Goodell Harry Besant Homer Mohler Snader James Harris Rachael Dutrow D C Ramsburg Roberta Roelksy Elizabeth Crapster Buckey Kemp Mary Cramer Harry Carty Charlotte Baker Glenn Worthington and Mrs Daniels with notes of visits and extended stays in Massachusetts Vermont Gaithersburg Hagerstown and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon Bargee
Ocean City
Nannie Potts
Baltimore
Minnie Doll
Washington
Roger B. Wood
East Second Street
Roskville
Katie Woodward
Richmond
Marian Johneacn
Racord Street
Mary Beckley
Misses Beckley
South Market Street
Horace Brown
Richard Potts
Mica Susie Getzendanner
Weat Third Street
H. 8
Brogh
Columbia
Walter J. Lambert
Martinaburg
W. Va
Frederick
David 8
Rise and
Emory Grove
Jos
HE. Rosskey
Taneytown
Harmony Grove
Rogers
Pisinfield
N. J
Myr
Charles W. Ross
Court Square
O. F. Goodell
Graham
Lewis Kemp
West Third Street
Mary Cramer
Harry Carty
Gaithersburg
R. C. Nicodemus
Gon. Harman
Nicodemus
Jacob Harman
Hagerstown
Joseph D. Baker
Charlotte M. Baker
Eset Qghurah Street
Louisa
Glenn H. Worthington
State Board of Education
Teachers’ Institute
John W. Daniel
New York
Charles W. Ross, Jr
Daniels
Isabel Kunkel
News of the Churches and Local Notices
Children's Day service at Shiloh Methodist Protestant church on July 17 at 8 p.m. Revival services for Montgomery circuit run two weeks from July 18 at 8 p.m. Ministers include J. G. Michael OC M Yost B H Whiston J A Wright G J Bill. The sick list notes R L Baker and Theodore Brockey in critical condition. Market quotes from Mountain City Mills: Corn $2.75 a barrel shelled. No 3 red 80. Geamer 74. Tejeoted 57. Oate 55 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh Methodist Protestant Church
Perre’s Grove
Shiloh
Montgomery
J. G. Michael
OC. M. Yost
Clarksburg
R. L. Baker
East South Street
Theodore Brockey
East Patrick Street
Mountain City Mills
Serious Accidents From Cherry Tree Injuryy and Falls
Serious accident report details injuries from a cherry tree fall near Montevue and a trolley incident. Willie Reilly suffered severe fractures to the right forearm and wrist with potential permanent stiffness and infection risks. John Hershberger fell from a wagon and fractured his right arm above the elbow. his arm was set and he is improving. George Flock jumped from a trolley car and severely injured his right ankle after two freight cars broke loose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Reilly
Mr. Falk
Montevue
Frank Hedges
Hedges
John
John Herchberger
North Mar Est Street
Braddock
Hershberger
Washington County
Harahberger
Qoyrus Frank Flock
Myersville
Saxton’s
Boonsboro
Camp Stands Through Rain as Y M C A Camp Grows
The Heights YMCA camp remained largely dry despite two heavy showers as tents stayed well drained and floors stayed dry. New member Herbert Thomas joined the camp while Mr. Gilson and his crew drew attention with bunk arrangements and Jerome’s cooking keeping the campers rested after a noisy previous night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gilson
Bert
Jerome
Groff
Herbert Thomas
Cloudburst destroys San Juan Delmonte. 200 dead in Philippines
A cloudburst wrecked San Juan Delmonte northeast of Manila killing about 200 residents and causing property damage estimated at two million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masina
San Juan Delmonte
Manila
Budget of Bright Local and General Items
Brief notes mention dog daya and a new moon, with rain expected before camp meetings. Garden pests like osterpillars threaten flowers while the potato bug spreads. Harry B E W Storm adds a cement walk on South Market Street as Big Sale looms, and Charles B Fout sold household effects of the late Charlotte T Cook for Charles F Thomas executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry BE. W. Storm
South Market Street
Charles B. Fout
Charles F. Thomas
Charlotte T. Cook
Taz News
Auctions Tomorrow at Urleansdale and East Fifth Street
Charles Bront auctioneers sale for Dixon O. Walker at his late home Urleansdale features fine horses cows farming implements and household furniture. Captain Walter Saunders conducts sale of household furniture for W. B. Seaman on East Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bront
Dixon O. Walker
Urleansdale
Walter Saunders
W.8
Seaman
East Fifth Streat
Fined for Disorder Arrest of Harry Brown on West Sixth Street
Harry Brown was arrested by Officer Hobba for disorderly conduct on West Sixth Street and appeared before Justice Wood, who fined him 3, which he paid. The probate court yesterday filed Miranda E. Boyer’s will, bequeathing all property to her niece Hepster Etchison, who is named sole executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brown
Hobba
West Sixth Street
Justice Wood
Miranda Boyer
Miranda E. Boyer
Orphana’ Court
Hepster
Etchison
Week's Hecard in the Offices of the Courts and Orphans' Courts
Transfers of real estate and marriage licenses reported for the week ended July 18 1904 in Frederick. Property deeds include multiple parcels with values. marriage licenses list several couples across colored and mixed status. The Orphans Court records include final and first accounts, inventories, stock transfers, and executorship actions for estates including Shipley Motter Wenner Trayor Flook Null and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit
Clarence Stottlemyer
Wits
Jacob N. Darrow
Samueel Strine
Grayson J. Graybill
Frank Harrison
Charlee M. Wenner
Robert J. Stockdale
Brunswick
Henry C. Foreman
John Landers
Harry A. Stambaugh
Alexander W. Loucks
Edwin W. Loucks
Woodville
Vaphans
R. Frank
James
Sidney
John Sappington
Sidney Sappington
George E. Shipley
Emily
Shipley
George W. Devilbiss
Harriet Motter
John L. Jordan
Martha R. Wenner
Wenner
Clarke Wenner
Charles Ship
John W. A. Shafer
Eliza B. Figgins
Eliza E. Figgins
Charles A. Norwood
Nettie B. Dorney
Cumberland editor injured in press shaft accident
Col John W Avirett editor and proprietor of the Evening Times Cumberland was badly hurt when his coat was drawn into a press shaft at the newspaper plant. He suffered two skull holes and a torn arm, was moved to Western Maryland Hospital, and doctors said injuries serious but not fatal. His wife assisted and rode in the ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
John W. Avirett
Evening Times
Barrow
Mason Hill
Avirett
John T. Taylor
the Times
Western Maryland Hospital
Highreags
Avbrest
Warfield
Times
William Wiley
James M. Spear
Decision sustained trustees to be appointed
Padge Parnell of the U S Court of Appeals in Richmond and Judge Morris in Baltimore sustained the bankruptcy ruling against Blue Montana Iron and Steel Co. Creditors Portner and others seek liquidation. trustees will be appointed and property sold. Excursions to Baltimore Washington World’s Fair and Niagara Falls noted along with a Frederick Middletown Electric rail trip. Mayor Strite of Hagerstown advocates higher license revenue for streets. discussion of licensing doctors and lawyers. Weat South baseball club formed with members named. first game tomorrow vs West End Stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padge Parnell
United States
Sita
Richmond
Judge Morris
U. S. Districts Court
Baltimore
Blue Monotais Iron and Steel Company
Frank Portner
S. Ie Blas Mountain Iron and Steel Co
Portner
Morrin
District Court of Appeals
Parneil
Morriy
Creditorams Lr
Portner Et al
Rohrback
Bernard Carter
C. N. Andrade
New York
Washington
St. Louis
Frederick-Middletown
Strite
Hageratown
Frederick
Rossnet
Weat South
Jas
Brust
P. W. Bennett
I B
F. Englebrighs
C. Pheobus
D. Bruokey
W. Jones
F. W. Burok
N. Schell
R.f
O. Hoffman
H. Shaffer
West End Stars
Baltimore & Ohbio Ralliosa
Niagara Falls
Camden
Mingars Falla
Mt. Airy
Washington Junction
Niagara
Boffalo
Rochester
Geneva
Watkina Glen
Mauch Obunk
Susquehanna River
Lehigh
Wyoming
Osilon
Hare and Eopard Wedding in this City
Hymeneal note states Mr Herbert F Hare of Baltimore married Miss Zola M Eopard of Trameville by Rev Hammond Parker on July 5 at 1 o clock. They departed on the 165 train for Baltimore to begin their future home.
The Thief Known Seeks Restitution After Theft on West Patrick
A woman who took two five dollar notes from a purse in a Korean drawer and two dollars from a kitchen bowl at a West Patrick Street house is named. If not returned within five days, the case will be sent to the State's Attorney. Prompt restitution may avert scandal and penitentiary time. Weighty tattters decline to expose the thief if funds are restored. Also notes railroad and picnic schedules for the Frederick and Middletown Railway and a July 14 Reformed picnic at Braddock Heights with hourly oars. Chippewa Tribe members are called to meet on the 14th for memorial services and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat Patrick Street
Baltimore and Frederick Bank Ledger and Local Notices
A scanned 1902 bank cash statement from Frederick lists assets and liabilities with notes from cashier W G Zimmerman and directors J D Baker et al. It includes bonds, checks, reserve funds, and a sworn certification. The page also promotes excursions and reunions, including rail offers to St Louis, Niagara Falls, and Pen Mar Park events hosted by Western Maryland Railroad and Lutheran and Reform churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brats
Mary Lane
Frederick
Wat
Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
Thomas H. Haluga
James BH. Walehr
J. D. Baker
Stawit
Local notices and ads from Frederick area July events
Notice lists Dr Barok’s temporary replacement by Dr Tyson during an absence. For sale items include three Peerless threshers, two wind-stackers, a Frick portable engine and repairs. Also requests for historical documents for a Frederick write-up. Local osteopathy and optical services announce appointments. Travel ads promote round trips to Washington Baltimore Seashore excursions and Elks convention tickets with stopovers and dates in July 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frick
Cotums & Grosssickie
Frederick, Md
Turn It Into Cash Advertisement Idea
A fragment urges turning items into cash by placing ads in THE News. It prompts readers to locate belongings unwanted by enemies and monetize them through a public notice style appeal.
Presbyterian Reunion at Pen-Mar Park Delights Presbyterians
Maryland and Pennsylvania Presbyterians plan a grand reunion at Pen-Mar Park on the Western Maryland R R this Thursday July 14 at 3 p m. The program will be in the large auditorium seating over 8000 with music and speeches of interest. It is expected to be a great rally day for Presbyterians. Sale to Pen-Mar and full information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Orphan Boys
Pen-Mar
Pen-Mar Park
Ha Jgeratown
Chamberaberg
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the Daily News
Marit
Charlotte Corday
Marat
Husenhe Gwayad
Eréy
Fromont
Danton
Destru
John Charles F. Plurer
York
Georgia
Emerson Hf
Robespierre
Till & P. M4
Wasarisaros
Aa. m
Sams
Maryland
Thureday L. Moons
Coblentz Pharmacy
News Office
Bull Galt
W. Tobary
Household Credit Co
Winebrewer & Bor Reformed Picnic
Neidig & Miller
Walker & Bennett
Promaaac
News OF the Churches
C. F. Flock
Philippines
Jonas
Hattie E. Roberts
Liberty
Edward Weedon
Mount Fille
Carrie Herbert
Jefferson
Franklin T. Hildebrand
D. Trone Fogle
Oscar M. Kindley
Fountain Mills
Edith Peddicord
Dalay
Howard County
Harry F. Sterling
Pittsburg
Minnie F. Magaha
Point of Rooks
Col, Avirett
Biue Mountain Iron & Stee Oe
U. 8 Court of Appeals
Morrie
U. S. District Court
Frederick and Middletown
Cara
Braddock Heights
Imp. O. KR. Ai
Chippewa Tribe No. 18
Inpd. O. BR. M
Joax H. Besyert
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
Ovardirette
Sanneat
Gupcu Oo
U.S
Gavttastock Pald Tn
Natonal Bank Uy Duet
Natonal
Goaniee
Ba Iks
Total
Jon Hendrickson
Telephones Callas
John Hendrickson
Clinton E. Main
Main’s
North Market Street
Iinton E. Main
City Hotel
Grile
TV Hotel Grill
Sp. m
Russel Harnesa
Charles EB. Mealey
West All Saints Street
Ohio
Bt. Louis
George, Rodock & Co
Lab Ela
Emory Mill
Hamburg
George
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. Rice & Bons, Oe
North Market Btrery
Frederick County
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth
Hare
North Blanket Street
WM. C. Boteler
Faremay
Franklin Street
Surre
East Church Street
Neal
Talends
Dernisson Audit
Circuit Court
William E. Nicodemus
Joseph Volluse
Joseph B. Nollose
Annie M. Valluna
Frank. Mo Savings Bank of
Aled
Samul T. Haffner
Samuel T. Haffner
Kady
Orphans’ Court
WM HB
Abrechy
Niles A. Abrecht
Edward 8. Eichelberger
Parces
GEO
E.C. Shepherd
City Reeleter
Smite Marex.ie
Great. Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick City
C. &. Howard
East Otior
Georgs HK
Brengle
West Seventh Street
miSdfo F. B. Sappington
Qommee Comforta
B. Bappingtor
North Market Btreach
Barok
Tyson
Frederick and
Vicinity
A. KE. Wanzer
B. L. Schmid
Dr. O
Highbarger
Park Hotel
G. W. Shoemaker
Cooper Shop
Mountain City Mille
Davisbury
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Capital
Monumental City
Atlantic City
Sea Isle City
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Philadelphia
Elks
Cincinnati
Island Park
Harper's Ferry
A. F. Campbell
E. E. Bailey
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