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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1907
Page
3
Mordly being the fifteenth day of the month our regular collecting day the carriers of The Daily News will collect from subscribers on their routes the amount due. By having exact change ready mutual inconvenience may be saved.
A 20 man posse from Gaithersburg and nearby areas hunted for a suspect in the Redland shooting and robbery of Charles Souder yesterday. Deputies, constables, and others searched farms and woodlands near Gaithersburg, finding fresh tracks but not capturing the fugitive. A concert program for Braddock Heights follows later in the edition.
The sick, late Senator D M Devilbiss of Jabesville has been broague to the City Ho vital for trustment. Superintendent George E F Anderson of the Frederick Inter-Urbano Ba road, who has been a tok, is a pie to be out. Found by The News. A watch the loss of which I was advertised in Tas News on Thursday was returned to the owner yeatarday.
Sunday religious calendar lists sermons and Sunday schools across many churches. Key events include Schleynville Mission 8 p m, All Saints Episcopal 10:30 a m and 6:45 p m, St Johns Catholic 7 p m and 10 a m masses with rosary at 7 30 p m.
Miss Alice Quinn and brothers from Columbia Pa visit this city. Grace Price spends days near Buskeyetown and rasemon. Martha Ackerman from New York visits Mrs. W. G. Grimes on West Patrick street. Mrs. D. John Markey and children return from Fors Howard. Mrs. Morris Hosta of Allentown visits her mother on West Third Street. A. G. Lough and party return home after visits in Pennsylvania and Maryland. Raymond Bliss and sister of Philadelphia visit the Miazoa Drill southwest of town. David B and Joseph D Baker of Baltimore visit their aunt Mrs. O. E. Thomas in Buckeystown. George W. Gatzandanner of Champ ton Nebraksa visits brother M. Engens Getzandanner. Mrs. D. S. Gillelan and daughter Aues return after city visits. Mrs Amenda Moser of Church Hill visits Mrs. Charles F. Schroeder on East Patrick street. Mrs. D. C. Ramsburg of Harmony Grove spends harvest season with son Harvey Ramsburg at a Urica Mills. Miss Battle, Miss Hahn, and Miss Laconia Mullick return from visits to Pen Mar and Hagerstown. Mrs. Lecien Palooner and child return to New Market after visiting Frank Deabs. Miss Troue Moser of Hagerstown returns with Miss Mateay and Miss Ross Dyer. Harry Whitmore and sister Mabel with Miss Ada Huallinger of Hummitsburg return from visit to Mrs. Ohas Wiles near the new telephone building project.
Claytoa Bowman colored was arrested by Officer Jobb on a theft charge after Elmer Keeney’s pocketbook containing $31 vanished at a Sixth Street saloon. The missing money and book were found on Bowman, bail set at 800, committed to jail for grand jury action. Robert Spiare colored released for lack of sufficient evidence on concealed weapons charge after habeas corpus action.
Harry Garfield Bitler, a young farmer of Walkersville, returned to the Frederick county clerk’s office to cancel a license he had taken out the day before. He claimed Miss Ours Bacgber changed her mind after he secured the license. the clerk refused a refund and kept the documents as Bitler left.
The funeral for Claence Bowers who died at Frederick City Hospital was held at his sister’s home near Perk Mills with Rev Mabosey of Buckeyatown A P church officiating. Pallbearers included Whitmore, Botaler, Bohwartz, Carsall, Mobley, and Shaffer. burial at Mt Olivas cemetery. Also noted is Garry L. Hagen returning from the Jamestown Exposition reporting improvements and hotel charge relief.
Mrs Zente O Mort, through her counsel Rano 8 Marp, files for divorce from her husband William T Mort. Married December 27, 1903 in this city by Rev J F Kafes, they resided near Lay's Station until recently. The plaintiff remains with her parents in this city.
A severe thunderstorm across Washington county wrecked crops and trees, damaged roads and telegraph lines, and struck several buildings including churches. In Sharpsburg a steeple lost its top, near Tilghmanton barns and a 100 year old hay shed were unrooted, and a boy and others faced danger during the event. A man named Charlton F. Working was killed by lightning near Breathedsville, leaving a wife and five children. Local farms report widespread damage to corn, wheat, orchards, and utilities as residents aided in rescues and cleanup after the storm.
Can't Hold Them Sherrit Detbert of Washington county reports Wade Kenna and Clay Kenna alias Ogholtz formerly of the county escaped from the Washington county jail where they were sentenced to the Honou of Refuge. Wm Flangher of Bausea Vista saw two boys matching their description nearby Wednesday. The cause of the escape remains unknown and the question arises whether Maryland has a provision to hold youths.
Brief notes report a Maltese cat owned by Henry J. D. Hagar on North Market Street dying after poisoning yesterday. Another local cat died from poison effects the same day, linked to D. S. T. Smith on North Market Street. Clarence B. Dixon, steeple jack, finished painting three towers of the Maryland School for the Deaf building on South Market Street yesterday.
A fragmentary notices page lists events and notices in Frederick area. Batting with Bredarick, a barbecue three at new Athletic Park Goaod ball on July 18. Feagaville picnic in Obas L Reun's woods on July 27 with Yellow Springs Band. Notices of bond maturity Series No 4 on August 15 1907 and Series 11 starting November 16 1907. Local merchants advertise pianos organs for sale Baker Himmack Frederick sale and health related products. Grand Annual Picnic and Tournament Barnesville July 23 with dancing and chocolate ice cream at MCUARDELLS.
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