Pleasant Paragraphs Of Those Who Come And Go
A column lists residents visiting relatives and traveling to events. Names include Mrs O and Wilbur Bowlins returning from Toledo, Mrs Bertha McSberry in Washington, Bettis Doll at Atlantic City, Cora Lewis visiting Rev O E Bregenzer, and many others visiting Hanover Pa Baltimore City andWorlds Fair sites. The piece notes departures for Atlantic City and Oklahoma positions, plus professional and family travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waters
Atlantic City
M. Imogene Dorsey
Baltimore
Wilbur Bowlns
Toledo
Ohio
Jalie Rhodes Ie
Arline Krug
Hanover
Bertha McSberry
Washington
Mies Bettis
West Second Atreat
Atlanticity
Misa Cora Lewis
O. E. Bregenzer
Myersville
Mies Caroline G. Dorsey
Thomas Geisinger
Jacob Kintz
Philadelphia
Ephriam Kline
Charlen B. Baughman
Heater Hagan
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Mary Hagan
North Market Street
Lewis Caine
Olivaland
Mariano Vasaalo
Porto Rica
Father Kavanagh
Libertytown
Z. T. Brantner
Laura
Brunswick
Lonie
Mississippi
Alfred Ritter, Jr
Law Department
University of Virginia
Charlotte Fills
Nevin
Burrier
Familly
Woodsboro
Oklahoma
H. ¥. Rhoderick
Springfield
Rhoderick
The
Valley Reglater
John Beckenbaugh
John Backenbaugh
Middletown
George W. Gaver
Oavar
James O. Bussard
Gorman
Brief Bits: Local And General Interest Items
September half gone and Ember days set for September 21 23 24. Mountain City Mill market prices: Corn 2.00 a barrel shelled 0.56 wheat No 2 red 1.05 No 3 red 1.02 steer 0.99 bushel etc. Automobile party Mr and Mrs G B Rudy Miss Mary and Master George Rudy of York PA arrived in Frederick in a Ford touring car and continued on their outing this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pianica
Frederick
Mountain City
G. B. Rudy
Misa Mary
Master George Rudy
York
Chew Plans Democratic Campaign Opening at Park Mills
Joseph Chew of Brunswick said he will open the Democratic campaign at Park Mills in the early part of October. He addressed city listeners and urged support, noting advertising will boost business and turnout as the campaign begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Mills
Joseph Chew
Brunswick
Bank case over farm sale fraud in Fredericktown court
In Fredericktown Circuit Court the Fredericktown Savings Institution sues Samuel J. and wife for 1523 on a note to finish a 5900 farm purchase. Defendants allege misrepresentation and coercion, claim mortgage on personal property, and that a higher bid existed. Attorneys Rohrback and Stoner present. case still under trial at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Ve. Samuel J
Compher
James McSherry
John C. Motter
Jacob Rohrback
Savings Institution
F. L. Stoner
Revolutionary Soldier John Fessler Confirmed in Lancaster Militia Record
Pennsylvania records confirm John Fessler a private in Captain Emanuel Carpenter's Savant Company Fourth Battalion Lancaster County Militia under Colonel David Jenkins in 1777. A Frederick clock maker born in Switzerland settled after the war and long known as a Revolutionary War soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fessler
Frederick
Penna
William A. Simmons
North Market Street
Pennsylvania
John Feasler
Faasler
Switzerland
Lancaster
Simmons
Harrisburg
Luther BR. Kelker
Contadian
Pennsylvania State Library
Emanuel Carpenter
Savanth
Lancaster County
David Jenkins
Funeral of Rev. Thomas Scots Bacon D D
The funeral of Rev. Thomas Scots Bacon served at All Saints Episcopal Church in the city. Moved from his Buckeystown home at 1:45 PM the procession reached the church for the 2:00 PM service conducted by Rev. Dr. Osborne Ingie. A large gathering attended with pallbearers listed as Mesare William G. Baker Charles FE. Thomas Charles Keller J.D. Baker Golambas Knott and John I. Fitzsimmons. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery with Wm. H. B. Etchison funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Scots Bacon
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Bacon
Buckeystown
Osborne Ingie
Mesare
William G. Baker
Charles FE. Thomas
Charles Keller
J.D. Baker
Golambas Knott
John I. Fitzsimmons
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Wm. H. B. Etchison
Successful Peach Season Shaped by Local Grower
Mr. B. M. Morgan of Myeravilis in this county reports a strong peach season with over 3000 bushels shipped to the city market. A local expert says the county’s peaches are the best grown in Maryland and command prices matching their quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Morgan
Myeravilis
Maryland
Temperance Meeting Set By Boys Association
The Boys Temperance Association will hold a meeting this evening at 7 30 in the W C T U room. A strong turnout is urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Temperance Association
Trolley Extension Work by Italians Near Mt Lena Progressing
A Hew York of Italian workers from Harrisburg and Begeretown are pushing the Myeraville trolley line toward Mt Lena and Boonsboro Junction. The project aims for an early October completion with Mt Lena station praised for its equipment and new power supply from Hagerstown. Also announced is the Melo drama For Her Children’s Sake at City Opera House tomorrow night, touted as a standout production from Kremer and Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Myeraville
Begeretown
Insu
Bmcketown
Mt. Lena
Smoketown
Boonsboro
Maryland
Hagerstown
Ais. Lena
Theodore Kremer
Sullivan, Harris & Woods
City Q Opera House
Chaplain Whipped By Sailor on Hancock
New York dispatch reports Walher Reany chaplain of the U S Navy ship Hancock at Brooklyn Navy Yard faced a disruption by a new ship bully. Reany seized the man and knocked him to the deck, then left without filing a report as no investigation followed. Reany previously served at Libertytown in this county and is known in Fraderick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baily
New York
Walher Reany
United States
Hancock
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Sewang
Reavy
Resny
Libertytown
Thia County
Fraderick
Claims on Judge Stake's Batate
Mary V. Middlekanff by attorney J. A. Mason filed in Hagere court a suit against Mary E. Stake executrix of Judge Howard Stake for 15000 dollars. Claims cover goods bargains used work done materials furnished money loaned money paid by plaintiff for the decedent at his request money due on account use of lands occupation of rooms furniture and board amounting to about 5000 dollars.
Col John R Rouzer Elected to Thurmont National Bank Board
At a special board meeting Col John R Rouzer was elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Samuel M Birely. The president remains to be chosen but will follow Mr Birely’s methods. Noah E Cramer sold Ezra L Cramer Jr’s farm between Walkeraville and Mt Pleasant, 193 acres with improvements, to Clayton S Zimmerman for 14 146 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irector
Thurmont National Bank
John R. Rouzer
Samuel M. Birely
Birely
Noah E. Cramer
Ezra L. Cramer, Jr
Walkeraville
Mt. Pleasant
Clayton S. Zimmerman
Jail for 34 Years Prayers for Release Address Cecil County Officials
James Andrews, long held at Elkton Jail for 34 years, petitions Cecil County commissioners seeking liberty and notes costs to taxpayers estimated between 4000 and 5000 dollars. The missive unfolds amid a string of local notes including a newborn and ground breaking plans near Lewistown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Andrews
Elkton
Cecil County
Roosevelt Fairbanks Pearre club formed in city
A Republican Roosevelt Fairbanks Pearre club organized at Republican headquarters on North Market Street with 100 members. D Charles Winebrewer elected president and other officers named. The group will open headquarters nightly to boost campaign efforts and plans to display a Philadelphia banner with candidate portraits. Next meeting set for Wednesday with speakers planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Philadelphia
D. Charles Winebrewer
Douglas H. Hargett
Benjamin Rosenoor
Edwin O. Markell
James Forsythe
QO. Ward Haffoer
Harry BE. Onaplina
Millard N. Noez
Millard F. Perry
Harry J. Rkefsover
Tressurer
Harry O. Hall
Keefer Tomas
Welty
Atlee Radcliff
Aaron Anders
Randolph Martz
C. O. Ausherman
Ira Biser
Revo S. Garp
John 8. Hickman
Eug. Haugh
Charlea Groff
Woman suspect in Talhelm murder case arrested
A woman suspect has been arrested in the Talhelm murder case of Hagere town. Three lives were lost in the storm that struck Baltimore and vicinity Wednesday night. Mrs. Jesse Price and her daughter Fannie Price drowned near their home in Baltimore county. William Norton killed by a live wire at 73 West Street, North Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baeen
Talhelm
Hageretown
Jacob Tome
Jesse Price
Misa Fannie Price
Sweetah
Baltimore County
William Norton
Waat Weststrait
Baltimore
Death notices and a theater show at the Otty Opera House
Mrs Florence Morningstar of New London dies at 34 after her husband’s recent death. Services were held at Union Chapel. Infant Isabel Bolbruner of Woodsboro dies at about one year. Funeral held today. The show Miss Bob White at the Otty Opera House next Tuesday features two young millionaires who masquerade as tramps. a soubrette uses a pen name on behalf of a sweetheart. the cast is described as large and capable with lively melodies and strong comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Morningstar
New London
William O. Bell
James M. Fritz
Libertytown
Union Chapel
Isabel
Galvin Bolbruner
Woodsboro
Bob Whi
Bob White
Otty Opera House
de Plume
Mr. Spenser
Will and church notices in local Lutheran parish
The church announces holy communion at Evangelical Lutheran church next Sunday with morning and evening services. A preparatory service is held tonight at 7 30. In Orphans Court yesterday the will of John R Ball was probated naming wife Mary Elizabeth Rebecca Ball as executrix and sole beneficiary of all real and personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
John R. Ball
Orphans’ Court
Yenter
Mary Elizabeth Rabecca Ball
Braddock Heights Friday Dance Listings
Regular Friday night dance with delightful music and scenery. Cars depart Square corner at 6 30 7 30 5 9 and 10 o clock. Total Abstinence League meets at 8 o'clock tonight at W W Lease residence E Third St. Full attendance urged. Musical entertainment and supper provided by Culler and Hargett at Feagaville and Benatis St Luke's Sunday school events on September 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Square Corner
Total Abstinence League
W. W. Lease
Third St
Scpper, Culler and Hargett’s
Feagaville
Thuraday
Benatis
St. Luke’s
Bargain and sale notices plus scheduling notes
Local notices advertise Saturday bargains on coffee meat and various goods with purchase limits. A public sale on September 22 near Fengaville offers land with a two story house, outbuildings, orchard and an additional one acre lot. Private sales include household effects and appliances. A meeting of Emergency Hospital patronesses is set for September 17. Also listed are employment notices, political club meetings, and a large one-way colonist fare campaign by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad available September 11 to October 14, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blask Fabrica
Bbc
Baltimore & Ohile
Niagara Falls
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Camden
Mt. Airy
Washington Junction
Toronto
Retero
Rochester
Thousand Islands
Buffalo
Geneva
Watkina Glen
Manch Chunk
Caat
Suequehanna River
Lehigh
Wyoming
Fengaville
Frederick D. Heffner
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
California
Arizona
British Columbia
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
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the Daily News
Gabnel Daniel Fahrenheit
Amsterdam
Moscow
Charles Crocker
Troy
Louis XVII
France
Charles X
John Hanning Speke
Neston Park
England
Dr. Pusey
Palace of the Alhambra
Granada
Wassinarvon
L. Moora
Weather Bureau
Tata Entertainment
W. Patrick St
B. E. Kepner Xbatinence League
Fongaville
F. D. Heffner
Braddock Heights
Besant & Knott
H. EB. Cramer
Doll Bros
Rodosk & Co
L. M. Nixdorff, Jr
Joseph W. Gaver
Sttormey-At- Law
United Steam Fire Engine Co
Cambridge
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
RW Spa
Perth
Meera
Harry L. Mook
Albert C. Lutz
Middletown High School
Roanoke College
Salem
Clarence McBride
St. John's College, Annapolis
Edgar McBrice
A. 0. McBride
Jefferson
St. John’s
Vernon S. Beachley
Bolivar
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Wincheater
Misa
Hattie Ball
McClure Haupt
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Emms E. Lamar
Mt. Osimei
Washington County
Maris Shafer
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Messrs
Russell Young
Carlton Mumford
Gettysburg College
Frederick County
Cailos M. de Garmandia
Tuscarora Stock Farm
Monocacy King
D. H. Bolty
Gettysburg
Patuxent
Robert Fraley
Willie Winks
Dr. BR. W. Smith
D. H. Kelly
Kealane
Myereville
Gale
Baughman Gorman Chew
Joseph E. Chew
Bronawick
Gen. L. Victor Baughman
U.S
Marylay
Americus P. Wiles
Lewistown
James F. Allen
Grand Council of Royal
Enoch Council
No. 10
City
Register
City Register
City Hall
T.j.kotb
Double Pipe Creak Village
Eyler
Publicans of
Frederick District
Organiza
D. G Winebrener President
Ita
Campaten
News OF the
Eiventa
News OF the Churches
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank OF
Santegacrange U.S
Rantal Money Reserve
Wis
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PESOL
Lekou
State OF Maryland
WM. G. Zimmerman
J. Teavers Thomas
N. P
Ransburg
John Hendrickson
Buster Brown
John Hendricsson
Neidig & Miller
Newig & Miller's
George
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. Rice & Bons, A
North Market Bie
Frederick, MD
Rie
Mast Fourth Street
Clinton E. Main
Maio
Sinton X
City Hotel Grill
Corr Hotel Grill
Mitteldautscha
Allen G. Quran & Co
St. Louis
BR. H. BR
Patermar
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Maritdawry
Smith
East Church Street
Boteler
Siédor
Fifth Street
Patrick Street
Frederick College
E. Third Street
B. Bvard Kepner
Care Neldig & Almers Ie
West Patrick Street
Zimmerman
Aledté
West Fifth Street
Market Street
J. Budson
Third Street
HB. F. Ruprecht
Birt
Ehret
East Patrick Street
George E. Brenvgle
West Beveath Street
marlSdém
F. B. Sappington
Jardinieres
Moe
Bappingiur
North Merke
Newspaper Hallyr
B &. Babbitt
Essaxt & Knott
J. M. OcLen
B. Evard Kepoar
Care Neidig & Miller
Ws D. Halzs
Ata
Dry Gooda
Democrata
Parker and Davis Campaign Club
Democratic
Goart
Patrick Streets
Snd
Jostia H. Buesako
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