Purely Personal Presant Paragraphs About Those Who Gems and Go
Mrs. B F Brown returns from Washington. Dr Thomas B Johnson spending a few dates at Atlantic City. Miss Jones of Mt Airy guest of the Misses Potts Court Square. Mrs Ingomar Albaugh Hast Third street visiting relatives in York Pa. Mr Albert Wallis North Market street went to Atlantic City. Miss Andera of Union Bridge visiting Miss Susie Fout East Patrick street. Mr Joseph Hershberger West South street visiting relatives at Smithburg Md. Mr Ford of the Philadelphia bar spending days in Frederick on business. Miss Day of Adamstown returning home after Frederick visit. Miss Ada Shaffer of Westminster visiting Miss Helen Mullinix East Third street. Miss Clingan of Jackson Miss guest of Misses Clingan Hast Patrick street. Miss Carrie H Patterson of this city visiting relatives in Chambersburg Pa. Mr and Mrs Luther Snyder now of Cincinnati Ohio visiting relatives in Frederick. Mr and Mrs Walter Kerwan of Baltimore spending the day with Frederick friends. Dr and Mrs Franklin B Smith and the Misses Smith Court Square went to Atlantic City this morning. Capt George Anderson East Patrick street left for Roogrns Ohio to seek a position with the Robinson Carnival Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Brown
Washington
Thomas B. Johnson
Atlantic City
Mies Jones
Mt. Airy
Misges Potts
Court Square
Ingomar Albaugh
Third Street
York, Pa
Albert Wallis
North Market Street
Andera
Union Bridge
Susie Fout
East Patrick Street
Joseph Hershberger
West South Street
Smithburg
Ford
Philadelphia
Frederick
Miss Day
Adamstown
Ada Shaffer
Westminster
Helen Mullinix
East Third Street
Clingan
Jackson
Miss
Capt
George Anderson
Patrick Stress
Roogrns
Ohio
Sceps & Position
Robinson Carnival Company
Brief Bits of Local Wit and Weather Jokes
A light assorted column mixes quips about heat, peaches, happiness, bustle, and the cemetery as a cheeky sampler of local humor. It notes L. M. Bready selling household furniture tomorrow at 144 East Patrick Street and jokes about lightning striking twice in the same place while playfully mockingly explaining why.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pardop
M. Bready
B. Nipple
East Patrick Street
Atlanta
Igurosl
Not Roasting Ears In Market For 25 Cents Per Dozen
Not Roasting Ears. Bresh corn is on the market, but it is not the Frederick county roasting sars. The price asked was 25 cents per dozen. The Sick Olearies Stall, West Fourth street, is quite sick. Zinc and Grinding Make Detve Lesh and Zinc Paint wear twice so long as lead and of] mized ty band. Teothore the dusk whisker for plearara, Harper Whicker solds zest to existence. To that Kho drink whicker for besith's sake, Harper Whisker makes life worth living id by C. N. Haver, Frederick, Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Harper Whicker
Harper Whisker
C. N. Haver
Frederick, Md
Anon
Lightning strikes Reich farm barn near Frederick destroying structure
A bank barn on Mr. S F Reich’s farm two miles east of Frederick was struck by lightning around 11 pm, burning the building to the ground. Tenant Harry Grove saved stock and most machinery but lost two four horse wagons three drills and 28 loads of hay and one hog. Insurance partly covers the loss. Fire crews arrived quickly despite heavy rain, and the blaze illuminated Frederick for miles. Political rumor in Washington centers on Senator McComas possibly succeeding Chief Justice Alvey of the District Court of Appeals, with Maryland’s 1903 legislative election looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Reich
Frederick
Wear Hughes’ Ford
Harry Grove
Grove
Manual Insurance Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
McComas
Washington
McNomase
Alvey
District Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Maryland Court of Appeals
Maryland
Congress
Harrison
District Supreme Court
The Work of Death. Two Local Infant and Adult Passings
Margaret Eleanor Richardson infant daughter of Mr Pinkney Richardson of near Woodboro died in Roanoke Va from complications of diseases at 10 months on June 19. Funeral services were held in Woodboro Lutheran church June 20, burial at Mt Hope cemetery. George Stanley a colored man of Easterrest died of consumption at 21. Funeral from Quinns chapel with burial at Greenmount cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Richardson
Margaret Eleanor
Pinkney Richardson
Woodgboro
Roanoke
Woodeboro
Wm. E. Wheeler
Mt. Hops
George Stanley
Easterrest
Quinn
Greenmount Cemetery
Young man killed by Baltimore and Ohio train at Sugar Loaf
Percy Ball son of John T Ball of Washington was struck by Baltimore and Ohio train No 42 at Sugar Loaf Montgomery county yesterday morning. He died in two and a half hours on the way to a Washington hospital from crushed hips and side after being knocked from the ties by a section handcar ahead of the train. He had prior head injuries and mental trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Sugar ‘Loaf
Montgomery
County
Washington
Percy Ball
John T. Ball
Sugar Loaf
Harvest Field Accident In Montgomery County
John Lynch, about 70, living near Barnesville, Montgomery County, was badly injured at 4 PM Tuesday in a wheat harvest field when he fell from a bin. He suffered a broken rib and possible internal injuries and was carried home as he endured intense pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt
John Lynch
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Regular services at Zion Reformed and Pleasant Hill churches
In Charlesville, Zion Reformed will hold Sunday services at 1015 a.m. and at Pleasant Hill at 215 p.m. Both will be conducted by the pastor Rev. S. M. Hench, with worship scheduled for next Sunday, June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Pleasant Hill Church
S. M
Maryland Training School Entertainment at Rosewood
The annual event at the Maryland Training School for the Feebia Minded at Rosewood Owings Mills was held yesterday with an address by Hon. Milton G. Urner of the city, president of the board of visitors. A new engine and boiler for the Frederick Bending Works arrived in Frederick yesterday afternoon over the Pennsylvania Railroad. The engine and boiler were taken to the works this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Training School
Rosewood
Owings Bills
Milton G. Urner
Board of Visitors
Frederick
Social World Will Be At Home Tomorrow Evening
Rev Dr and Mrs B S Todd will be at home from 8 to 10 o clock tomorrow evening to the congregation of the M E church and their friends. Schley Memorial Commission Governor Smith has appointed Randolph Barton Sr Willough by MN Smith and Albert Jones to superintend ordering a bust of Admiral Schley for the State. Printers ink is the only fertilizer for the field of trade and newspapers the most economical spreaders of it. Tar i Baws is the best grade Say you saw it in Tar News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.S. Todd
MBE. Church
Schley
Smith
Aumiral Schley
Randolph Barton, Sr
Willoughby MN
Albert Jones
Week's Real Estate Transfers and Court Actions
A weekly record from the Courts shows transfers of real estate in multiple transactions with values ranging from 140 to 4,733.48 dollars. The list includes numerous buyers and lenders and notes marriages licenses for residents of Columbia Hansonville Thormont and Frederick area. The Orphans' Court section records administration, inventories, and final accounts for several deceased estates including Ann R Duvall Garrison Warfield and Nathaniel J Wilson with details of executors administratrices and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couit and Orphans’ Courts
Fosfriage Hosusen
Olrean and Orphane
Sarah A
Clayton R Hemp
John EF. McNealley
John O. Hooper
Owen M Taylor
Charles Selden, Jr
Real Estate and Improvement Company of Baltimore
Real Eatate and Improvement Company of Baltimore
Real Eatate
Shannon E. Grimes
Margaret Oo
Alice V. Hyler
Reat Tatase
Allen V. Eyler
Arnold R. Wilhida
Frederick
Samuel Martin
Anna May Martin
Samuel M. Biraly
W. Theodore Weller
Charles L. Wachter
Charles H. A. Willond
Susan Wise
Claranca E. Wise
Bolivar
John J. G. Hoover
Asbury HB. Hoover
Eugens L. Rowe
William T. Smith
Daniel A. Stall
Jacob Stitely
William A. Hanneberger
Moess H. Snyder
Clayton E. Houps
William AM. Leayman
Lillie Kan- Kel
Columbia
G. Lloyd Palmer
Maymis D. Miller
Hansonville
Charles E. Hammett
Margaret C. Ouler
Thormont
George R. Davia
Eugenia J. Getzendimer
Orphans’ Court
Ann R. Duvall
William L. Duvall
William L
BR Duvall
Ann BR. Duvall
Garrison Warfield
Caroline Warfeld
Charles E. Kanade
Cassidy Linthicum
William Williame
Daniel Etzler, Sr
Mary A. Etzler
Ann Williams
William Downey
J. T. Browning
Amanda M. Browning
Reverdy Browning
Rosanna
E Joy
Thomas J. Measels
Nathaniel J. Wilson
Thomas Halter
Thomas B. Baller
Charles M. Rudy
Ramer &. Rudy
Charles MM. Rudy
Wanted man Johnson tied to Pittsburg murder case
Sheriff Harvey R Leasa received a photograph from Pittsburg police of a detainee believed to be Win Johnson, wanted for the murder of Hman uel Stratton at Straws berger's saloon on Saturday April 19. A $225 reward is offered for Johnson's arrest and the sheriff plans to show the photo to potential informants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Harvey R. Leasa
Pittsburg
Umegro
Hmanuel Stratton
Strawsberger
Sheri Lease
Maryland Governor Proclaims July 5a Legal Holiday
Governor Smith issues a proclamation declaring Saturday July 5 a legal holiday in Maryland. The proclamation notes the day after the Fourth falls on a Saturday, and that Saturdays are half-holidays in Baltimore and larger towns, with financial and mercantile interests requesting formal holiday status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Smith
Maryland
Baltimore
Will of Jeremiah Brashear Left Inheritance To Sister Jane
The will of Jeremiah Brashear of Mr. Airy was filed in Orphans Court for probate this morning. The entire estate is bequeathed to his sister Jane Brashear, who is named executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willi
Jeremiah Brashear
Airy
Orphans Court
Jane Brashear
County School Board Names Trustees and Appoints Teachers
The Board of School Commissioners met and appointed trustees for multiple towns including Kemp town and Annandals, adopted a high school aid rule, and selected The Mother Tongue grammar for use. They audited teacher accounts, reappointed many teachers, and approved contracts for several educators across Frederick and surrounding areas.
Electric current stops amid storm at Braddock Heights
The Imps Mandolin Club gave a delightful concert at Braddock Heights despite dangerous weather. Wires were damaged by the storm delaying the excursion until rescue efforts restored power. President Smith coordinated transport and blamed charged wires from clouds for the outage. No rain in Zapata county for over three years worsens a drought that has left livestock dead and many residents dependent on charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imps Mandolin Club
Braddock Heights
Noreith
Harry Haller
Boobsosa Smith
Frederick
Smith
Broderick
Myersville
Convriyances
Sheehan
Zapata County
Teras
Zapats
First New Frederick Wheat Delivered at Farmers' Exchange
Jona T. Best delivered the first load of Frederick county wheat to the Farmers' Exchange warehouse today. He received 74 cents per bushel for 130 bushels of high quality grain harvested on the Thomas Castle farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jona T. Best
Frederick County
Farmers’ Exchasge
Thomas Castle
Best
Market quotations from Eastern Milling and Export Co today
The Docal Bart reports today's quotations: Corn per barrel 3.10 dollars, shelled corn 6.5 cents per bushel, No 2 red wheat 74 cents per bushel, steamer 75 cents per bushel. The company bids 74 cents for Joly wheat. Bay price 9 to 10 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Semi Annual Election At Washington Camp No 17
The Washington Camp No. 17 P O of A held its semi annual election with limited attendance. New member elected and routine business completed. State secretary P B Hagist spoke on The American Boy and praised progress since formation sixteen months ago. Officers chosen for six months include President George T. M. Shuffler and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aosting
Washington
P. O
Waa
P. B. Hagist
Taneytown
George T. M. Shuffler
Baylor A. Oriat
Local Tax Rates and Contested Elections Update
Somerset county rate set at 1.14 per cent of property value while Harford fixes 85 cents per 100. Capil county election cases seek to count ballots in more districts. Marsland Pharmaceutical Quarantine reviews papers and committee reports. Bryan Tull, son of James Tull, injured by a lumber wagon in Ortsfield. condition serious. Maryland Regiment Hagerstown to erect memorial for Corporal Murphy Flory killed on Baltimore police duty. Mrs. Clapham Pennington seeks legal separation in Sioux Falls. Dr Pennington sailing to Europe. Central Nations Bank builds bids this week for proposed improvements. award timing unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset County
Harford County
Capil County
Democrata
Marsland Pharmaceutical
Bryan Tull
James Tull
Ortsfield
Maryland Regiment
Hagerstown
Murphy Flory
Clapham Pennington
Baltimore
Sat
Sioux Faults
Ceeen
Pennington
Europs
Baskets and Glassware Advertised by Sappingtoms and Others
An old ad lists Lars Bewing Baskets plus Waste Paper Baskets, Clothes Hampers, Photo and Card Baskets, Sweet Grass Glove Boxes and Jewelry Boxes made by Indians. It also promotes glassware and a large selection of goods at F B Sappingtoms near North Market Street in Frederick, Maryland.
Grand 4th of July celebration and music at Braddock Heights
Local notices report a full day of events at Braddock Heights with braces band and Frederick City Orchestra, a grand fireworks display at night, and dancing at Santills o'desk. Cars depart from the corner hourly, with early store closings to 3:80. A list of local business signatories ends with grocery store closures from July 1 to September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Braces Band
Frederick
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United States Mint
New York City
Simon Cameron
Lincoln
Prussia
Lancaster County
Margaret Oliphant
Wimbledon
Till & P. M
Washinaron
Recperae
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Geo. L. Kaufman
Second St
W. Gaver
nAthletic Park
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Neidig& Miller Jaker, Watts & Co
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B. F. Reich
News OF the Churches
Tar News
the Coubes
Eldridge Street
New York
Israel Wolsa
Weissbeersts
Board of Commissioners
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Kemptown
John A Molesworth
Bradley Brandenburg
John Lt. Watkins
Annandals
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George FF. Althoff
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Manor
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Curtis Thomas
Paradies
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Locust Grove
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Smnoldstown
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Bisor
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Vios
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Sabiliasville
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Woodaboro
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Knoxville
Brent Kemp
Fountain
Naomi Troxell
Thermént
M. Beth Firor
M. Grace Lenshaw
Lillis McGuigan
Anne A. Coblentz
Johnesville
J. May Bond
Fengaville
Emme Thomas
Braddock
Clara V. Smith
Frederick Colored
New Market Colored
Lillie Matthews
Red Hill
Middletown
Cresgerstown
Forrest
Liberty
Daestfield
Broneswick
Mt. Pleasant
Franklinville
Ps. of
Rocke
Anna M. Adelsberger
Hampton Valley
Harvey B. ‘Grossnickle
Highland
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Hazel Bottom
Sam
The
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Fem Chickson
Ar Kodel
Eleworicnson
Neidig & Miller
Me & Miller
Orioges
Benides
Bareala
Lic
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Ide
Clinton &. Main
Deug
Isanogle & Wagaman
Psoas Baskets
Beau
North Market Strert
F. B. Sappington
Kampe Pounter
E. B. Sappingtoms
GEO
Rodook & OO
AI Bulletin
Rodoge A and
E. Rice
A.T. Rice & Sons
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Hice
East Fourth Street
Broderick County Telephone
Dra
Belug
Willard
Keller
West Patrick Street
Atiletic Park
Carde
I B. BR. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Joseph W. Gaver
Court Street
dSdawis
Edwin Devileiss
Uriee
Devileiss & Abner
Doli & Albaugh Balidine
Frederict
D* R
Nicodemus
Frederick Co
Geo. T. Rantman
Pearl
Umeé Limited
Cage Joseph Groff
Lorrotement Loan and Building Association of
East Sixth
East Fifth Street
Noaher
Cramer
J. M. Nixcarr
Cail
City Howl
Remske
J. H. Remy
Manscer
ONOS
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Union
Enkticg
Avely St Sips
Orznoiat Paoring
TER
Agres
Grovery
Allen Rowrsaon
Dixon Bros
F. J. Schroeder
Braant & Exort
B. Sarrincronr
Wx. BH. Ramaavre
Gro. BE. Shipley
Lidie’s
Priday
Buteer Fish
Athletic Park
Grisperr
I. Saks
Saks’ Optical Co
Washington, D. C
City Hotel
Brenner
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harper's Ferry
Harper’s Ferry
Harpers Ferry
Isene
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