Latest Local People Moving About Frederick Area
Infant Paragraphia lists residents and visitors in Frederick area. L H McKinster of Winchester. H M Claggett near Petersile. Mr. and Mrs. Rosenour return from Baltimore. Ethel Close visiting in Frederick. Mrs. T A Wonder from Baltimore visiting grandmother Mary Derthbaugh. Rev. Zimmerman of Buckingham Industrial School Buckeystown in Frederick. Rev and Mrs Chas Reinewald from Martinsburg and Mr and Mrs M B Hall visiting Miss Danner in Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. McKinster
Winchester
H. M. Claggett
Petersile
Frederick
A. Rosenour
Rederick
Baltimore
Ethel Close
Rocky Ridge
W. E. Staup
South Market Street
T.A. Wonder
Mary Derthbaugh
North Market
Zimmerman
Buckingham Industrial School
Buckeystown
Chas. Reinewald
Mmitsburg
Gettysburg
Changeable Weather Spreads Through Texas Causes Odd Forecasts
A Texas weather note reports a dramatic shift from high nineties to cooler air across the state. Dallas drops from 98 to 60 in 48 hours while Brenham and Potter County see snow and cold snaps. Locals question if such a change has ever been recorded, with the "oldest inhabitant" doubting the prophecies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz News
Texas
Dallas
Brenham
Potter County
Texas Eather
Wris
Funerals for Harriet Eaton and George Harmon Held
The funeral for Harriet Eaton was held yesterday at 2 PM at Asbury M E Church with Rev. G D Pinkney and Rev. Charles Murray officiating. Pallbearers included Marshall Jenkins Hilleary Jones and Nathaniel Dorsey. Interment followed at Whorton Sons Cemetery. Funeral directors were A T Rice & Co. Eaton belonged to the A F Beneval Society which attended in regalia. The late George Harmon will be buried tomorrow at noon at Mt Olivet Cemetery with services by Rev. Eschbach. W H Etchison was the funeral director. Ruth Boteler, two months old, died Sunday and was buried Monday at Mt Olivet. funeral services were held at the rise conducted by Rev. Eschbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Eaton
Ace
Asbury
M. E.arch
G. D. Pinkney
Charles Murray
Marshall Jenkins
Young
Hilleary Jones
Nathaniel Dorsey
Samuel Tornton
Whoring Sons Cemetery
A.T. Rice & Mg
Deased
A. F. Benerial Society
George Harmon
Ruth
Augustus L. Boteler
Eschbach
Mt. Olivet Cemedy
W.H.B. Etchison
Worthington Higbee Wedding in Lancaster PA
Mr T K Worthington formerly of the Maryland Title Insurance and Trust Company Baltimore married Miss Helen Higbee at Lancaster Pennsylvania Monday afternoon. Ceremony by Rev George Mull. The bride is daughter of Rev Dr E B Higbee longtime superintendent of public instruction in Pennsylvania and noted Reformed church pastor. The couple resides with Mrs Higbee in Em begburg this county.
Weekly events at local churches and halls
The Guild of All Saints will host a ladies reception Thursday evening. Grace Reform Church plans a soap sale in Kemp Hall on Thursday and Friday evenings. The Easter concert by the Woman's Club is Friday night. "The Late Mr. Early" plays at the Opera House Saturday. Edward F. Tucker and Col. Gov. W Hernon of Frederick have been admitted to practice before the Indian Department in Washington. Marshall Sayler named postmaster at Fourpoints county. R L Lestherwood resigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of the All Saints
Epistal Church
Grace Reformed Church
Kemp Hall
Edward F. Tucker
Col. Gov. Whernon
Frederick
Haveen
Indion Department
Washington
MY. ST. Mary's
St. Cecilia Orchestra
Orpheus Glee Club
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
F. W. Iseler
M. E. Fogarty
Electric Park to Open with Night Races in Frederick
The Electric Park Association leases Athletic Park on West South Street for a year with a five year extension option. Brikh Brothers will manage a plan including electric lights, a shaded area with 150 poplar trees, and upgraded track and baseball diamond for after dark events from May to November. Tickets cost one dollar with access any time except Sundays or during events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Park Association
Athletic Park
West South Street
Frederick
Messrs. Brikh Brothers
Brish Brothers
Frederick Bicycle Club
Church Activities Highlight Easter Week Across Local Parishes
News of churches details services at Zion Reformed Charlesville Pleasant Hill and Glade Reformer Walkersville. Reports include Easter communion numbers, missionary society events, officers elected for Wi ea Union Sabbath School, and a Whit Sunday plan with music and elocution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Communion
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Pleasant Hill
S. M. Hench
Wiiea Union Sabbath School
M. Hench
J. A. Asper
D. R. Wachter
G. W. Cramer
Amanda Wachter
Charles R. Harper
Joan W. Wachter
Willie Long
H. A. Wachter
Glade Reformer Church
Walkersville
Wolf
Christ
Annie Decilbiss
Sadie Zimmerman
Lizzie Hawk
Bessie Cramer
Henrietta McDaniel
Frederick
Nowber
Directors Elected For Mills Bank and Turnpike Company
The Union Buit ting Mills re elected its old board John Baumgardner Thomas H Haller David Lowenstein M B Getzendaaner George H Zimmerman. Frederick Brick Works board includes Col D C Winebrener E S Eichelberger Col Chas B Trail Jo Baumgartner Dr Geo Johnson with Wenebrewer as president Eichelberger secretary Schildt nach treasurer. Frederick and Woodsboro Turnpike Company board named George Markell A Shriner Arthur Potts B J Der James Hoack George W Shriner Wim J Worman. Cure rheumatism by Hood s Sarcaparila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Buitting Mills
Mills
John Baumgardner
Thomas H. Haller
David Lowenstein
M. B. Getzendaaner
George H. Zimmerman
Farmers and Mechanics’ National Bank
Frederick Brick Works
Col
D.C. Winebrener
E. S. Eichelberger
Chas. B. Trail
Arthur Potts
B. J. Deir
James Hoack
George W. B. Shriner
Wim. J. Worman
Franklin and Marshall Glee and Mandolin Clubs Give Concert
The Franklin and Marshall College Glee and Mandolin Clubs performed to a packed crowd at the Woman's College last night. Encores filled an eighteen piece program as audiences praised the musicianship and lively college spirit. Afterward an informal reception with refreshments followed before the group headed to Martinsburg for further performances on their Easter tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankln
Marshall College
Franklin and Marshall College
Woman's College
Frederick
Colege
Apple
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lancaster
Frederick to Tap Fishing Creek for Water Supply Expansion
City officials led by the Mayor and Aldermen surveyed the Fishing Creek route to secure land options for trenching and piping. They plan to tap Fishing Creek near Weddie’s saw mill and run a main to Morgan’s toll gate four and a half miles away, with costs estimated at 28,600 dollars and work to be done cheaply yet soundly. The board expects to issue piping contracts at tonight’s meeting and contact landowners not present during the survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Board of Aldermen
Fishing Creek
John Pownell
Frederick
Weddie’s
Morgan's Toll Gate
Spout Springs Road
Real Estate Auctions At Court House This Morning
Auctioneer Harvey R Lease sold a Battletown lot on West Patrick street to Mrs Roelkey for 11 dollars. At Weltys Addition on 8B and O avenue Charles E Messey bought for 156 dollars. Margaret E S Hood executrix for Mary Jane Warthan sold a Batlietown house and lot for 2200 to Mrs Rodkey. Lease earlier sold a 278 acre Brunswick farm to the mortgagee for 26 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey R
Court House
Jacob Rohrback
Battletown
Patrick Street
Roelkey
Messrs. Bridges and
Henderson & Kovin Welty
O_ avenue
Charles E. Messey
Colored Sodality Event At City Opera House Tonight
The Uolored Sodality of St. John's Catholic Church presents a program at the City Opera House tonight after a February postponement due to a blizzard. The event features a genuine cakewalk and is expected to surpass last year's successful entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sodality
St. John’s Catholic Church
City Opera House
Colored Sodality
Confederate Dead Memorial Planned in Maryland
At a meeting of the Daughters of the Confederacy in Baltimore plans were made to raise funds for a monument in Druid Hill Park honoring Maryland Confederate dead. The group, led by Mrs. D G Wright, organized into fifty sub committees and sought state cooperation. A memorial tablet for Gen Robert E Lee would be placed at his former Baltimore residence with an inscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Confederate
State of Maryland
Baltimore
Young Men's Christian Association
Druid Hill Park
Maryland
United Societies of the Daughters of the Confederacy
D. Giraud Wright
Confederacy
Madison Avenue
Robert IB. Lee
Fort Carrol
Marple
Robert E. Lee
Confederate States Army
Daughters of the Confederacy
New Market Literary Club Meets In Regular Session
Friday evening the New Market Literary Club convened at 7 80 o clock with Miss Bessie Downey presiding and Miss Margaret Wood as acting Secretary. Members performed Cyrano de Bergerac and readings while Miss Mamie Boyer spoke on Porto Rico of Today and guests included Miss Laura E. Rancle of Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Market Literary Club
Hoome
Bessie Downey
Margaret Wood
Come
Cyrano de Barrerac
Mellie
Boyer
Alms
Jury verdict in Charles Bright murder case in Montgomery
The jury yesterday found Charles Bright guilty of murder in the second degree for killing Samuel Jackson in Montgomery County on February 3. Jackson died from a shotgun wound after a quarrel with Bright. No sentence was imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bright
Samuel Jackson
Montgomery County
Jackson
Barton a Tombstone Master Samuel Brown
The boy fell while gathering violets in the old Reformed graveyard, striking his head on a tombstone and sustaining a severe cut. Dr. Maynard treated the injury. Nearby at Harper's Ferry a large Easter Monday cocking main drew many spectators and featured several hard fights among birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
Samuel Brown
Elmer Brown
Maynard
West Virginia
Harper's Ferry
Large Crane Killed Near Bridge on Gas House Road
Yesterday Mr. Wm. F. Crouse shot and killed a very large crane near the Monocacy bridge on Gas House road. The bird measured 5 feet from tip to tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Crouse
Local Market and Farm Sale Report
Wheat quotes in Frederick at 74 cents per bushel. Corn shelled 28 cents, corn on ear 2 dollars per barrel. Sale of 49 acre Laneshburg area farm closed for 2500 dollars. Noah E. Cramer handled real estate loan and fire insurance agent duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Noah E. Cramer
John A. Biddinger
Laneshburg
Harry F. Schildi
Maryland Notes: Medical Societies Form. Court docket. Local events
County medical societies organized in Howard Montrad Prince George s. Sixty five gavas on the April docket of the Court of Appeals of Maryland. The Maryland Annual Conference of the Methodist Protestant church is in session at Crist. Lizzie Johnonon aged thirty five burned to death by wood oil lamp explosion in North Maat Cecil county. Cecil County Agricultural Society reorganized with Dr. Chae M. Ellis president. Dr Jacob M Ol lander points to errors in Baltimore municipal doances and offers remedies. The Maryland Kaolin Works near North east Cecil county runs day and night employing many. City Council passes thanks to ex Senator Gorman and ex Congress man McIntire. Jury finds John Johnson guilty of second degree murder in Sallybury. Sperry Jores Co buys York Southern Railroad control. Ellicott City municipal election favorable to law and order ticket. Howard Dol. Dunkol elected mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Montrad
Prince George's
Court of Appeals of
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Crist
Lizzie Johnonon
North Maat
Cecil County
Cecil County Agricultural Society
Hag
Chae
M. Ellis
Jacob M. Ollander
Johns Booking University
Baltimore
Maryland Kaolin Works
Baltimore City Council
Gorman
McIntire
Congress
John Johnson
George Phillips
Sallybury
Mesers. Sperry, Jores & Co
York Southern Railroad
Ellicott City
Law and Order
Citizens Law and Order
Auc Si c
Howard Dol
Dunkol
The Late Mr Early Hits City Theatres
The latest farce by James M. Martin, The Late Mr. Early, receives strong praise from other city press. Sharp and Flatt lead a top notch company with a broad cast of familiar theatre names and a program rich in songs ch aruses and dances. The show plays the City Opera House next Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Barty
James M. Martin
Sharp and Flatt
City Opera House
Auction Notices in Adamstown and Nearby Areas
Sales tomorrow include Miss Kohlenbarg’s househall and kitchen furniture to be sold by auctioneer L M Bready at her Adamstown home. Jacob Rohrback will sell a lot of personal property at 351 West Patrick Street. Mr George Stothleneyer’s postponed sale near Creagerstown will proceed tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Bready
D. Kohlenbarg
Adamstown
Jacob Rohrback
Mary J. Warthan
West Patrick Street
George Stothleneyer
Creagerstown
Berry Indicted for Murder in Prince George’s County
A grand jury in Prince George’s County returned a presentment for murder against John Berry a colored prisoner held at Baltimore City Jail for the death of Miss Amsanda Glark near Bowie Berry awaits arraignment once the indictment is framed his transfer to Marlboro is noted The Supreme Council of the Royal Arcanum appeal against Brashetts from Frederick County Circuit Court is set for the April docket of the Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Prince George’s County
John Berry
Baltimore City
Amsanda Glark
Bowie
Baltimore
Marlboro
S Court, of Appeals
Supreme Council of the Royal Arcanum Vs
House of Correction Managers Plan Monthly Meeting
The Board of Managers of the House of Correction will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow. Maj. E. Y. Goldsborough of this city, a board member, expects to attend. Buckingham Industrial School Near Buckeystown has fourteen boys in instruction and six to eight new admission applications recently received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Board of Managers
Maj
E. Y. Goldsborough
Buckingham Industrial School
Buckeystown
Grace Reformed Sewing Society Sale and Supper
The Grace Reformed Sewing Society hosts a sale and supper for Sunday School funds in Kemp Hall. The event runs Thursday and Friday evenings April 6 and 7, with doors open at 4 p.m. Admission is free and all are invited. The ad markets Beach Granite utensils and axle grease from Allen G. Quynn & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Grace Reformed Sewing Society
Kemp Hall
Farmer Allerton
Allen G. Quynn & Co
Velvet or Axminster Carpet Beats The Market Price
L. EB. Mulliniz promotes Velvet and Axminster carpets as superior value with a larger spring line. He claims exclusive patterns not available elsewhere and urges shoppers to compare prices at a first class carpet house, noting years ago prices around 1.35 per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axminster
Luis Shalon
Rodoge & Ob
Ills and Improvement At The Burgess Hotel
The Sick: Mr Ignatius Goode, very sick at the Hotel Burgess, is gradually improving. Mr C N Hauer is on the sick list. Nerves must be fed on pure rich blood. Hood s Sarsaparilia is the best nerve tonic. By enriching the blood it makes the nerves strong. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignatius Goode
Hotel Burgess
C. N. Hauer
Hood
Syrup of Figs Promotes Health In Travel
When traveling for pleasure or business, take a boule of Syrup of Figs for its pleasant effect on kidneys liver and bowels. Prevents fevers headaches and other sickness. Sold in 50 cent bottles by leading druggists. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cragriste
Canfornia Fig Syrup Company
Cotton goods sale offer amid limited stock and clearances
An advertisement notes a limited stock sale on cotton goods including dimity at reduced prices. The copy boasts exceptional deals on white, black and navy fabrics with printed figures and designs, claiming a last lot at a low per yard price and urging customers to act quickly.
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Duad
Mw—Carbine L of
Russia
Lanton
Camila Deamoulina
Danton
Rivanal
Amie
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Roevespierre
Jancobin
MyVaniels
Kansas
Tur News
Winus
W. L. Moors
The
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Patterson Institute
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Aed
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Apts
OG. ‘Garry
Vas
Be, Walker & Co
Grove & Kindley
Fourpoints
Marshall
Sayler
This County
R. L. Lestherwood
Reihiy
News OF the Churches
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
New London
Hattie Barrick
Mollie Jones
D. Walker
Elizabeth Walker
Betty and the Bear
Elizabeth Zane
Fort McHenry
Markell Nelson
Prof
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Rome
Wm. A. Jones
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Pr.mises
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Chat City
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Litercat Hero
Thorne
Brish Bros.’ Bazar
L. EB. Mulliniz
Zelvetss Oisan and ‘Axminsters
L. E. Mourn
Telephone
John Hendrickson
Guaer Towsleng
Java
West
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Neidig & Miller
Greater Frederick
Clinton E. Main
Uprox E. Main
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Rodooe
T. Rich & Sons
A. Ts Rios & 8 Sons
Puninas
FF. v. Staub
F. W. Stars
Northwest Corner Market
Fourth Sta
Watton Atong
Ic.e. Rambsure
Nico Lurga
C. E. Ki
Delby
Ines
Msburg
J . , Heisels
Bess
Cour. i, I. C. Max
Charles Zimmerman
St East Patrick Street
Frederick. Md
Wm. G. Boteler
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
du. B. Oline
Peor Aln Carpets
Brussels
Noth
C. E. Curse
B. Sappington
Snappington
Peasdewiy
J. Hessely Keller
Drug Store
Market ST
Wandi
Sandi
Willard
Keller
E. Patrick ST
D. R. O. Nicodemur
Crown and Bridge Wche & Specialty
Sundsste
University of Maryland
Jebiod
Alzeld Ritter
Equity
Orphans' Court
Burkness
Rd Ofice
Court Street
Dessidawiv
Mitton G. Urner
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Bama
Urner
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