Wild Flowers and a Runaway Horse Tale in Rural Journal
A reminiscence by J. W. Dixon details spring wildflowers gathered beside rivulets and hillsides, including crowfoot, Johnny jump ups, wild columbine, and wild pinks, followed by a farmhorse named Dick whose antics with a plow and a runaway wagon end with a bruised driver and a wrecked wagon. The piece also notes community notices from Jefferson and Lander about church services, club events, and local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Pike
Washington
Jefferson
Christian Endeavor
Reformed Church
Lander
Roy Romaburg
Lutheran Church
Woman's Club
Mary Crum
William ©. Sykes
Greensburg
G. J. Platt
Baltimore
Lancaster
Rose Culler
John Fawley
W. CG. Fry
Hugh Culler
Middletown
Afihner
Frederick
Uet
Bussard
Miss Shaff
Mary Smith
Hegip
Miss Horine
Elizabeth Bussard
Roy Remsburg
Abraham Hemp
Milas Ruth Dade
Douglass Hemp
Lizzie Remsburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Dixon
Elsinore’ Avenue
Urbana
Bennett's Creek
Noah B. Cramer
John FR. Barnhouse
Buckeystown
Tanman FL Culler
Kemp’s Men’s Wear Shop
Cale
C. Thomas Kemp Frederick
Save the
Central Building and Loan Club
Maryland
Central Trust Co
Frederick, Md
Quynn’s
Quynn
Frederick, Mp
Ruby Huling
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Karl Jacobson
New York
SOO Sport
Ycash Frenep
E. W. Cline
Evans Building
Washington, D. C
THE
Frederick County
North Market ST
HEWS
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
Carroll St
Tor
Aly
Will Flaud Company
Jeweler’s
W. Patrick St
Scott Rey Hofel