Local Visitor Notes and Travel Shifts Across Cities
The column lists residents and relatives visiting from Hagerstown Martinsburg Harrisburg and Baltimore with travel to Pittsburg Washington Baltimore and Berryville. Individuals include Mrs Mary Creager Mrs Nellie Lim Miss Katherine Saum Mr Hugh Alderdice and Mrs Gen B Carter among others with moves to Eastman College Berryville and W M offices in Cherry Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Creager
Nellie Lim
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
T. R. Card
Hugh Alderdice
Baltimore
Katherine Saum
Harrisburg
Migs
Priscilla Hitter
Lappans
Waryey Reiff
Manganavilla
Poughkeepsie
Eastman Callege
H. Il, Emmes
Pittsburg
J.ames
Wr.t. Mamilton
Gak Vuk
Frank Sumners
Solomon Sunners
Gen. B. Carter
New York
Roger T. Edwards
O. D. McCardell
PL A. Witmer
Berryville
Jennie Metcalf
Washington
Agnes Tuckey
Williamgp
Real Estate Sales and Electrical Transformer Notice
Helinger sold seven Chestnut Street lots in Don's addition to W H Milter of Pittsburg PA for 359 dollars. Jesse C Snyder bought two Me chanic Street lots in Corbett's addition to Miss Ade L Brown for 214 dollars. John Hogue sold his cottage on Winter Street to G C Helinger on private terms. The Home Light transformer on the pole in front of the Magers town Bank was turned up. Until a new transformer is purchased, many electric-light users will have about half their lights. A new transformer will cost 173 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helinger
The
Land and Improvement Co
Chestnut St. Don's
W. H. Milter
Pittsburg
Jesse C. Snyder
Mechanic’St. Corbett's
Ade
L. Brown
John Hogue
G. C. Helinger
Winter St
Magerstown Bank
Cheeger Hill Mentioned as Summer Hotel Site
Gheeger Hill sits on the north side of the National Pike near Braddock as land owned by Douglass H. Hargett. It is described as his preferred location for a summer hotel and a striking country resting place amid ancient rocks and historic oaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheeger Hill
Braddock
Douglass H. Hargett
Peach Heist Reported After Night Shop Incident
An officer arrested a suspect near the Square on Saturday for a peaches theft. Deputies and officers restrained the man as he and bystanders continued to sample the fruit. the owner has not claimed the peaches, and reporters allegedly helped themselves before the fruit spoiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saylor
Secon
Howley Co contractors sue TL and O railroad in Paw Paw branch case
Sue B and O W E Howley and Co contractors of Pittsburg sue the TL and O railroad to recover 16000 for construction of the Paw Taw branch in West Virginia. Of the amount claimed 25000 is for alleged damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & O. W.E. Howley & Co
Entitractors
Pittsburg
TL. & O. Railroad
Paw Taw
W. Va
Painful Injury In Wood Yard By Rosy Nail
Charles H. Garling was injured while handling wood when a piece of board struck his forefinger. A nail embedded in the board pierced the finger causing a painful wound and illness for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Garling
Auctioneer Sells Bank Shares At 25 1/4 Each
E Fisher auctioneer sold 26 shares of First National Bank stock at 25.25 per share and one share of Agricultural Fair stock at 27.40. Notice lists sale items and related merchants Wareham’s City harmsey and Central Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Fisher
First National Bank
Chamberlain
Wareham'a City Harmsey and Central Drug Co
J. C. Phillips
Paris
de Witt
Wareham
City Pharmacy
Central Drug Co
New Fall Millinery Arrivals With Fresh Styles
Thoughtful shoppers are invited to view the latest millinery at Miss Burtian’s in the Koehler Building. The fall collection features ready to wear mesh shapes and new color combinations including ribbons, velvets, and veils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GENT
Local Trade Ad Promises Ready Clothing Repair Service
An old newspaper ad offers a tailor service by C. A. Ritchey and Homer C. Grove next to I. O. promising clean and repaired clothing. It mentions best grades of cowwood and ready burn wood, with farm and feed details and a focus on ready for you service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praia
C. A. Ritchey
Homer C. Grove
Prac Wea
Bear out after crossing canal near Williamsport
A full grown black bear and two cubs are at large in the Slate Section area along the canal below Williamsport. They crossed Monday afternoon from the Virginia side and frightened two boys at work in a cornfield. A hunter fired three shots but the bears fled into the woods and into a cave by the canal. Tracks were found at the cave entrance and others saw the bears near the GC V near Pating. Hunters in the area report the bears swimming ashore from the river. a hunting party will be organized to pursue them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Monmlay
Virginia
Chas
Reizer
Traver
Chester
Laver
Workmans
GC. V
Pating
Moutain
Rim
Police Troublemaker and Court Fines Highlight Day
Katie Thompson, known by married names, caused a riotous scene before the courthouse and paid $3 to a officer to retrieve money from her safe. Justice Hoffman fined two Hagerstown businessmen for drunkenness after a night in the cage. Ella Black was dismissed. Jonathan St. Will Teach Kee Mar. L Harry Lidy arrives to teach violin at Kee Mar college, having studied at Chicago Musical College and played at Seaside Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Thompson
Ken
Shick
Justice Hoffman
Hagerstown
Ella Black
Y. Jonathan St
Kee Mar
Harry Lidy
Waynesboro
Kee Mar College
Tidy
Chicago Musical College
Seaside Park
N. J
Caveaters Seek New Issue Question in Shipley Case
The Grahan's Court heard argument on whether caveaters may frame a new issue after a Court of Appeals decision in the Shipley case. Caveaters contended the appellate opinion barred a new issue on Bank Stock. Also noted: shares of Greencastle First National Bank sold at $180.59 per share to Col. B. F. P. Winger. Additional brief items mention sinking status of Prof. Maier, a new private school opening by Miss Mary Lenten, a drunken huckster Walter Sons, and resting status of ML Updegraff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley Will
Court of Appeals
Grahan
First National Bank
Greencastle
Col. B. FP. Winger
Misa Mary Lenten Hag
Williamsport
Frederick County
Walter Sons
Mr. Wat
ML Updegraff
Clearspring Troubles John H Anderson Arrested for Disturbing Peace
Clearspring constable Mullen and Squire Johnston fined John H Anderson fourteen dollars and coats for disturbing the peace at his house. Samuel Mowen charged with assaulting Joseph Robinson at Fellinger farm paid three dollars and costs. Cholera reports from Cavite describe plenty of it but one man claims wellness by eating U S crab and drinking only U S disuled water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearspring
John H. Anderson
Mullen
Squire Johnston
Coats
Samuel Mowen
Joseph Robinson
Fellinger
Costa
K. Beaumont
Rv Uahn
Cavite
Hoffman’s Sons Fall Sale Promises Big Inventory and Bargains
Hoffmans Sons unveils a brisk fall sale with vast piles of goods. shoppers see enormous stacks of blankets, flannels, and dry goods priced to defy competition. Store touts silk, wool waists, broadcloths, linens, undergarments, hosiery, tailoring, and menswear with new fall lines and wide assortments. Also announces GA excursion tickets and extended return options for October travel.
Shuller Davis Wedding In Harrisburg At Home
George A. Shuller and Blanche R. Davis both of Harrisburg wed this morning at Rev. Metcalf’s home on West Franklin Street. Marriage license issued to Eyle worth Barnes and Etta Balle James of Hagerstown. Weather notes mention rain in Pinesburg and Martinsburg.
Improvements at J. Knode Baker storefront
J. Knode Baker directs improvements to his store front and plans a place class window. The Wholesale Grocery building of J. W. Myers & Co. is being repainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Knode Baker
J. W. Myers & Cy
Broken by a blow and farm accident injuries
Clinton Marz of Mt Aetha farm was badly injured Monday when a horse kicked while he dragged a dead cow. He suffered a shattered leg and bruises, needing carried help into the house. A separate incident injured Herbert of Miller Herbert, a store and hardware dealer in Williamsport, when a pump slipped, cutting and tearing his hand requiring stitches. Other notes mention a good yield near Pinesburg and various regional ads and notices for Deer Park and Baltimore & Ohio Railroad services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Marz
Mt Aetha
Maite
Iile
Herbert
Miller & Herbert
Tiiwate
Williamsport
Sheriff Angle
Boose
Last Call Bonds Redeemed By Hagerstown Bank
Five hundred dollar call bonds redeemed by the Hagerstown Bank were received by the County Commissioners today. These were the last of this series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Bank
Distret No 1 1 lower con of Jed Men's Mah
In residence of Henry Eyier, Funketown, sd, Dietving No liTn Jower chon of Qunior Order of United American Mechnics, Wiowa Nealith's old store room, Sandy Hoole, Md Distriet No 12-10 Free Library Jewlin Room, in Tiedmanton, wa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed Men's Mah
Puolie
Dietving
Order of
Wiowa
Nealith
Sandy Hoole
Distriet
Jewlin
Tiedmanton
Washington County Bonds Called by Board Notice
The Board of County Commissioners of Washington County announces the calling of Washington County bonds issued to fund public buildings. Bonds will be paid at the Hagerstown Bank upon presentation, with interest ceasing after August 1, 1902. Clerk Jno. H. Wagaman signs. President Albert A. Alden presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible General Lawes
Maryland
Washington County
Enid
Hagerstown Bank Ppon
Auguettet
Albert
Testr
JNO
BH. Wagaman
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Gale of Stock
Maier
Hoffmans
Brent
Rock Hottom
J.C. Hoffman
Uckets
Weahington
Inchiajve
Pinesburg
Oleh
Clinton Marta
X Horse
Otners
Abraham Roth
Plnesbneg
Deer Park
W.E. Burwell
Central
Baltimers
Mid
Garrett County
Dr. E. Detehon
Wareham’s
Bagerstown
Boyer
Bagerstiown
Vbane
Celemeneido
Peete
Chicago
Hower Bept
Marsland
Coun
Mary
Mawevatown
Pulteyr
Frederek
Funkstown
Lyme
Sion
Phe
Adle
Hostah
Willa
Baltimore World
Dan Carvorrow
Hagerstown Bealls Ca
Bellman Water Tuba
Newcomer's Bakery
John W. Hutzel
Reliable Furniture
West
Franklin Street
Academy of Music
MY Ron B
Rick Presents
Merry Girrt
Aif
Thoge
comeRtAne
Sir
Java
F. Ward
Miss June Mathias
Kahn
Jeweler
W. Pranklin Street
Tate
de Bayey
Postoille
James William Leiter
Crown End Bridge
Oufebiue
Washington Street
West Washington At
Faunw
J. A. Hollenbarger
Registration of Voters
Rpyleiya Pty
P. An
Praos Fr
Tissier Wa
the Knights of Prthlag Bal
Sharpsoare
JE Hawken
Heague St
Williamepoct
Med
Dr & J Wiebe
Hageretar Ny
Vitelet Mo
Comerrom
Odd Featon's
Cloaes
Ring
Corporation Hall
Town of
Hapienek
Ulethat Ne
Tinited States
Boonsbura
Koonra
Rust Mii Street
Smithsburg
Hervert J. Potter
Kolereville
Shormaker Shop
Vent
Coss Heirs
Cearfass, Ma
Lewis Garridoll
Kinggoki
JM Grace
Jitsplehaan
No 3
Last Washingtonet
Harry Schueier
Noli Leselieet
Hagerehaan, Ltd
Chartes
Stackelager
Wheon Makepebop
Cheweville
DH Slavely
Kevdgeville
Mea
Ramue
Wold
Fabre Square
Vow Hn Ville
Utetviet
OM Futterer
Noto Pranklin Steer
Havaretown
Dietrict
George Thook
Nowy Moos Mulberry Street
Magers
Raven
Wilson's Store Jam
Tonecathengue PO
Mid. D
Remaenca
Harry I. Smith
John G. Sweeney
Nariel M. Neirird
Joan TE Harp
Thos
Geary
Clara
Lega Ai
J. C. Wiederhall I
WiVamsport
Tosta Uamiltor
Hamilton Tow
Brandies
Hughly
Hagerstown Brewing Co
S. Lager Beer
W. D. Willson & Bro
Thar
B. Potanii
Matthustows
Mie
Hope Bakery
N. Jonathan ST
Sting
W. Ti
Thompson
Jonathan
Herkeley
Ucer
Martinabury
W. Vain
Mall
Foley
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