Purely Personal Visitors Move Through Town
Purely personal notes list Mrs W A Long visiting York Pa, Mr O Weant from Westminster in town, Miss Lenora Price of Baltimore visiting relatives, and other locals hosting or traveling. Names include Mrs Jennie Stern, Mr George Wilcoxon, Mrs Calvin R Nutt, Mr Bradley T Heard, Dr Hollowell, Mrs Roberta Miller, Mies Edith Diller, Mr Otto Moser, Mrs William C Neidig, Mrs D M Daniels Sr, Mrs O Thomas Kemp, Miss Anna Brunner Kemp, Mr Gonners Flacht, Miss Hatshe Flants, Mr Lewis D Gale, Mrs Julia A Cole, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Long
East Patrick Street
York
O. Weant
Westminster
Barracas
Lenora Price
Baltimore
Jennie Stern
East Patrick
Atlantic City
Bradley T. Heard
Pittsburg
Hollowell
Parkaburg
B. F. Barg
East Third Street
Harry Daniels
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Roberta Miller
Ire Milter
Brightside
Braddock Colony
Mies Edith Diller
Otto Moser
Fostoria
Ohio
Misa Belle Nusbeam
William C. Neidig
Jewin K. Woodward
D. M. Daniels
South Market Street
H. BR. Munday
Shepherdatown
O. Thomas Kemp
Anna
Brunner Kemp
Gonners
Lowanstein& Wertheimer
Hae
Blus Mountain House
Waynesboro
Slater
Hatshe Flants
Lewis D. Gale
Chicago
Julia A. Cole
Mr. Cole
Rock Island Railroad
Thair Pew
van Baren Etrest
Pacific Franue
Boring Insects Threaten Maryland Fruit Trees
Maryland State Horticul tural Department reports widespread damage to fruit trees from a boring bark beetle. Associate entomologist Thomas B Symons warns trunks and peaches suffer holes like fire shots. healthy trees can be infested though diseased trees may be preferred. Advice includes cutting and burning badly infested trees, treating trunks with wash solutions, and applying a kerosene saturated sponge to affected spots. Also notes an onion picnic at Sun day schools of Fougaville held near Renn's woods with local bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Horticultural Department
College Pack
Thomas B. Symons
Yeoman Shepherd Dies at Home En Route from Boston
Yeoman George Randolph Shepherd of the U S Navy Wabash died at his parents home in Baltimore last night about 8 50 due to paralysis of the heart He had been ill for weeks and sought furlough home He enlisted as a clerk last year and had visited home several times The funeral is set for tomorrow at 4 p m at their house with interment at Mt Olivet cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furleigh
George Randolph Shepherd
U. S
Wabash
Nnd
Shepherd
Yeoman
Boston
Maes
Camden Station
Baltimore
Lewis Dertzbaugh
Dertzbaugh
Frederick
Maynard
United States Navy
Jane
Hits
Clarence Shepherd, Jr
New York
Clinton W. Shepherd
Hous
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Peach crop worries and summer plans aside
Brief notes from local life mention scarce peaches, picnics, and excursions as summer 1903 begins. The Maryland Collegiate Institute alumni reunion is set for August 12 at Pen Mar, and a social exchange hints at an upcoming musical event with Miss Parcavenne and Miss Ataplace debating Gwendolyn’s possible performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemp
Maryland Collegiate Institute
Union Bridge
Pen- Mar
Fruit scarcity slows winter preserves for housekeepers
The season finds housekeepers busy preserving fruit yet facing shortages. Blackberries and huckleberries are scarce, as are raspberries currants and apricots. Pineapples remain good for marmalade, pears and peaches offerings are weak, cucumbers prosper for pickling, and hopes rest on later cantaloupes grapes and additional damson quinces to fill jars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesson
Eitchen
Dies of Horses Bick Wilber Young at Woodsboro Farm
Wilber Young Bick age 16 of Woodsboro died yesterday at 5:30 pm from a horse kick near his home. He worked on J. Saxton's farm and was moved to Baltimore for treatment after a skull fracture. Survived by his mother and three sisters Mrs. Lewis M. Hailer Addie Salome all at home. Funeral set for 10 am tomorrow at the Lutheran church Woodsboro with interment in adjacent cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bick
Wilber Young
Woodsboro
Balimore City Hospital
J. Saxton
Saxton
Baltimore
Lewis M. Hailer
Addie
Salome
Hame
Woodstoro
The Work of Death. Colored Infants Died in City
Two infant deaths are reported in a colored neighborhood on West All Saints' street. Lacy M. Gray, eight months old, died Saturday night. funeral was held today at 2 30 p m with services at the house and burial at Laboring Soes' cemetery. Viola Brown, grandchild of Frank Brown, died Saturday night aged one year and several months. funeral held today at 3 p m with house services and interment at Laboring Sona' cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy M. Gray
Wm. Gray
West All Saints’ Street
Laboring Soes
Viola Brown
Frank Brown
Laboring Sona’ Cemetery
Young Schoemrock.tousg Wed In Baltimore Freesace
Miss Adline Young daughter of Mr and Mrs George Young Frederick and Mr William Schoemrook of Baltimore wed July 10 in the Freesace of 3 few friends at the Martin Eather Evangelical Lathsrandberch Baltimore. Rev D B Snapp officiated. Bride wore white silk mull and Bride roses. Miss Mary Young sister of the bride was maid of honor in a cream gown. Mr Themes Brown was best man. Couple will reside at 199 Goat h Poppleton street Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Themes Brown
Goath Poppleton Street
Baltiscore
Paving on Market Street Block Planned by Local Owners
Paying 18 property owners seek city support for Market street paving between Patrick and Church streets with an interest-free loan to cover the city’s share. Some Aldermen oppose immediate action while others favor paving more blocks if similar financing is offered. Work on the Church street Market space alignment began today near the Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibwan
Market
Patrick
Church Streets
Qone
Enid
Market Street
Markat Street
Church and
Third
Patrick and
All Saints
Church Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lwne
Laws Grip and Shootings on Beatz Street
Yesterday on Beatz Street near Five and a Half Officer Jones arrested eight of eleven alleged craps players. Ten fined 95 each and jailed thirty days. three fled. Also Jacob Levin Deacon assaulted by George Cook. Cook jailed on $100 bail. Robert Carter arrested for disturban ce but discharged after hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatz Street
Officer Jones
Joetius Eckstein
Esma
Rash Les
Howard Larkina
John Kreig
John Robinson
John Williams
Cliyton Bowman
Berman Hall
William Dorsey
Osborne Hill
Wellington Hill
Galvin Watera
Eld
Jacob Levin Deacon
George Cook
Schwalm’s Row
Deacon
Cook
Shaw
Qook
Juatha Eckstein
Robert Carter
Sastica Aekatein
Oarier
Preaching From Housetop In York Pa Draws Large Crowd
Rev Jacob Kurtz delivered a porch sermon from 650 Went King Street York Pennsylvania proclaiming the gospel from a housetop. The Donkard church minister spoke on The Right Thing Hight Time and Right Way as part of a series of services under novel conditions drawing a prominent gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Kurtz
Thin County
King Street
York
Bey Kurtz
Donkard
Trolley Pole Breaks Off On Electric Car Ride
A trolley pole wheel broke from a car returning from Myereville yesterday afternoon near Fal mers. It struck the left leg of a young man on the footboard, tearing trousers and inflicting a painful bruise. The conductor then swung to the top to restore power by touching the wire with the pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myereville
Falmers
Funeral of Mrs. Susaac B. Barraft Held at Soward Chapel
The funeral for Mrs. Susaac B. Barraft, announced last week, was held July 21 at Soward chapel with large attendance. Rev. Hobzell of Lisbon officiated, the floral tributes were numerous, and pallbearers included Harry Hidd, J. P. King, Wil Norwood, David Smith, Clemie Tees Ryan. L. T. Lewis oversaw the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susaac B. Barraft
Soward Chapel
Mr. Hobbzell
Lisbon
Harry Hidd
J. P. King
Wi Norwood
David Smith
Clemie Tees Ryan
L. T. Lewis
Railroad officials tour city inspecting B&O buildings
EB Gary Jeffers and W P Waltin officials of the B&O Railroad were in the city on a inspection tour yesterday. They inspected the companys buildings, dined at the City Hotel and departed soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Gary
N. A. Jeffers
W. P. Waltin
B. & O. Hailrom
City
Market quotes from The Local Mart for Eastern Milling
The Eastern Milling and Export Company reports today’s market quotations. Corn at 2 75 per barrel? shelisel 55 conte per brahel wheat Mo 9 rod 72565 geamsr 7 px bushel Onse 40 conte per tmehel Hay 818 to 33 per top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easwern Milling & Export Company
Death by Own Action Ends Baltimore Man's Life
William E Nosz an electrician aged 44, employed by Viaduct Manufacturing Co., died at 72 Odlyia Place Northan Baltimore from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head after a period of ill health and despondency. Coroner Joss Hirackon ruled death by own action. He left a wife, a son Harry, and an aunt as witnesses to the event. The body was found by family members returning home about 7 pm. The deceased had recently spoken of ruin after a bank failure loss of 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eysken
Wiliam E Nacz
Viaduct Manufacturing Company
South Howard Street
Baltimore
Odlyia Place
Northan
Nusz
Joss Hireacon
Nar
Harry Nuaz
Frivade
Hoos
Mr. Noaz
Susan Morgan
Nuez
Mr. Nusz
Hirsh
Azaabock
Mr Nunez
Frederick
Hiram M. Nos
Maryland
Harry Naez
Naaz
Pennsylvania Play At City Opera House Next Friday
The Pennsylvanias a new stage work by Daniel L. Hart and C. L. Osllahsa, set to stage at the City Opera House next Friday night. It promises bright dialogue, clever complications, dramatic scenes, and a metropolitan cast with James Fox providing special scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
City
Ita Sconer
Daniel L. Hart
Wilkes Barre
C. L. Osllahsa
Famoue
Snc
James Fox
New York
Eagle Quartette
Fatal Can Explosion Claims Mrs Delanney at Sharpsburg
Mrs Chas H Delanney of Sharpsburg Washington County died after a can of corn oil exploded while she poured oil onto wood in a stove. The fire enveloped her. Luther Jackson aided with a blanket but she suffered severe burns. Dr E M Garrett said she could not recover. her husband, a canal boatman, was summoned from Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CossOll
Chas. H. Delanney
Sharpsburg
Washington County
Sona
Luther Jackson
E. M. Garrett
Chesapsake
Ohio Canal
Cumberland
Jones Carnival Company Comes to Athletic Park Next Week
The Jones Carnival Company will spend the entire next week at Athletic Park with attractions such as a high diver a Ferris wheel dancing girls and an electric theatre The show brand Watt's Southern Plantation Show and Bag Time Opera Factory and Aego the Suske Eater are featured along with riding ponies cycle whirl and fortune tellers The company has strong endorsements from prairie towns visited this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnival Company
Jones Carnival Company
Aego the Suske Eater
Terminal at Stanewick Rumored by Railroad Officials
Rumor says the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will build a large handsome terminal depot at Branswick. Passengers will change at Harper's Ferry for Martinsburg and at Weverton for Hagerstown, with the Shenandoah Valley division terminus at Branewick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railraad
Branswick
Harper's Ferry
Martineburg
Weverton
Bagerstown
Brunswick
Shenandoah Valley Division
Branewick
Bishop Paret's Big Catch at Hangsiley
Maryland angler Bishop Paret spent the season at Hangsiley and made a notable record catch last week. He started at 9 o clock with a guide and returned at 6 with ninety two bass pounds. The fish ran very large and Paret was corresponding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Paret
Maryland
Hangsiley
Local ads and notices from Frederick listings and sales
A historical Frederick County page shows door to door ads for garments and fabrics, medicines and prescriptions, post office advertised letters, an auction announcement for real estate and lumber, and listings for refrigerators and stoves. Names include Clinton E Main, G and F, and Captain Walter Saenders with various addresses and phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi Ealbach
Harmony
Walter Saenders
Will Sall
Court House
Teaoogle
West Second Street
Midshipmen Clark and others in state news among varied items
The columns report the death of Midshipman Lawrence T. Clark of New York at Annapolis and the typhoid death of Mrs. Margaret M. Byrnes at her home. It notes a shooting in Elkton, drownings in the Delaware River, and a large Democratic primary vote in Barford County. Also mentions injuries from a runaway, a five year old death from burns, and a large coffin for a Cumberland resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenue
Lawrences T. Clark
New York
Annapolis
Margaret M. Byrnes
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Allegany Grove
Alfred Francie
Howard Wilson
Elkton
William Barkley
Delaware
Kent
Harford
Caroline Counties
Maud Moser
Baltimore
Ola Martin
Versailles
Clyda Price
Harry Jones
Cumberland
George E. van Bibber
Barford County
Mary Ann Rows
Cornwall
England
Frostburg
John Rowe
James Rows
Australia
Local Fair Notices and Excursions Include July Trips
A jumble of local notices announces Doll’s stock, crabs, clams, and fresh foods for Saturday night, plus a Jones Carnival Co prize of furniture for couples marrying publicly at the Midway Friday night. Frederick packing firm advertises 900 bushels of beaca, with July 27 28 dates and trips to Myersville Middletown Braddock Heights July 27 30 1993. Mount Carmel Sunday school picnic set for August 1 1903 with program, and handwork lessons plus manor tournament and picnic at Beekipee Md August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
Braddock Heights
Frederick City Hospital
Mt. Carmel
Utica
Rocky Hill and
Wood 8
Nottoc
Jones Carnival Co
Mr. Mi
Colt & Packing Company
East South Street
Frederick, Md
Middletown
Thoraday
Frederick
Maryland
FL & M
Mount Carrie
Aspet Place
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Lily News
Tymoye
Ayoach
Titankie
Ampbell
Aliah
Campbell
Rgo
McClellan Acceed
Winfeld
United States
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Florence
Blair
Genhcoln
Silverid
United Ny
Teonou
Wey Ssuixator
W. L. Moons
Boreas
Eer
Oming
Janes Carnival Co
Exscutor
Notios
Altman Plespe Anawer
Otisa
Jones Camival
Geo. B. Ne & Co
N.E Cramer Reduction
Doll Bros
Wellington Typewriters
Bull & Reich
Thos. Kemp
Onion Pirate of the Sunday Schools
Fougaville
Savurday 2
Renn’s Woods
Fellow
Springs
G. B. Shepherd
Bymeneal
WM. B. Nosh
Wis Drain
Hinton
Xerminal
Stanewick
Citizens’ National Bank
Rmpei Citizens' National Bank
OF Frederick Cfty, MD
Hendrickson
Corpus
Comba
Sanitas
Hoss
Ous Uanpuosses
Clinton BE. Main
Clinton E. Main
Raluate Pharmacist
Mt Frederick County
THE
City Hotel Grill
Try
Hotel Grit
M. Dally
Alden M. Sprigg
Bhoshey
Burton Boor
George Sicke
William Stauffer
Jacob Thomas
Langs
J. Braighner
Blanche Fieher
Howard
C. Law
Annie
GEO
Goosera
Hamburg
George
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A T. Hick & Sone
Funeral Directors
North Marest Street
Frederick County
Thomas FY. High
Farmer's Exchange
Therederick County
Farmers Exchange
Flouh
Seede
Hays
Pertilazers
Salts and
Gere Streets
Orenly
Daniel Baker
Prederick
Binls
Bense
Baker's Valley Reeds
William D. Bake
Ponla
Avellonesner & Urner
T. B. BE. Petermar
Will Rewesle
Frederick Fiedt
Marsedawiy
Smith
Masonic Tempia
Elgawiys D
GO. Mioodemub
Honth
Alliroube
Sament
Sappington
Jost
Stover
OM Une He
News OF the
Red Birds
Tall Timbers
White Bear
Wo. Banis
Burkistaville
Frank Hargett
Charicetown
Winchester
Bart Patrick
Beekipeewe. Md
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