New Advertisements Today Opening Mrs M C Getzbaugh
Announcement for Osteopathy at Patterson Institute and various ads. Includes Excelsior 8 C C Co Bicycle Repairing by F F Tyeryar, To the Ladies at 137 Market St, Thanks by Carl Herman, Notice by L Danner Sups, Piano Bargain at Ordway's Music Store, Mazoline by A G Quynn Co, Silky Geo Rodock Co Furniture, Silks by Carty, Silks by eidig Miller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Getzbaugh
Patterson Institute
Excelsior
C. C. Co
F. F. Tyeryar
M. Market St
Carl Herman
L. Danner
Ordway’s
Mazoline
A. G. Quynn & Co
Rodock & Co
G. C. Carty
Eidig & Miller
The Saturday News features for tomorrow
The Saturday News promises a bright Easter season paper with many features. It highlights Heroes at Manila by Captain Kilmer with illustrated sketches of leaders in the Philippines, Myersville Lutheran Church pictures, the Perlivanta Jersey cow and dairy articles, a Housekeepers column with practical tips, The Glass Dagger serial nearing its end, Sunday School lesson analysis, Mary Jane letters, Trade Review, church announcements, and full local and foreign news. A home delivery or mail option is offered for two cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Kilmer
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Mary Jane
Fuit
Personal Notes: Residents and Visitors in Frederick
Purely personal paragraphs list Mr. Thomas H. Haller in Baltimore yesterday. D A Long of Shippensburg Pa in Frederick yesterday. Annie Peddicord of Unionville visiting Mrs. Frank B Sappington. John Smith and George Rettenhoefer returned from Elerton. Thomas Eaves returns to Fred Sod fae Oiliss and takes a position at the Hygiea ion plant. Mrs. Adam L Abrecht returns home after visiting her parents in Shepherdstown W Va. Joseph Zimmerman and Florence McDonnald of Frederick visit W S Dudrear in Liberty Town. Mrs Wiltberger of Washington returns home after visiting here. Eloise Young leaves Frederick Monday for Jacksonville Florida to visit friends for two weeks at the latel Ponce de Leon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Haller
Baltimore
D. A. Long
Shippensburg
Frederick
Annie Peddicord
Unionville
Frank B. Sappington
John Smith
George Rethenhoefer
Elerton
Thomas Eaves
Fred Sod Fae Oiliss
Hygeia
Adam L. Abrecht
J. P. Entler
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Joseph Zimmerman
Florence McDonnald
W. S. Dudrear
Liberty Town
Wiltberger
Washington
Misa Eloise Young
McClintock Young
Jacksonville
Florida
Ponce de Leon
Business Men's Association Meeting Tonight
A meeting of the Business Men's Association will be held this evening at 7 45 in the Mayor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Association
Women’s Auxiliary Guest Delights Parish Guests at Reception
The Guild of All Saints Episcopal Church hosted the parish women with Miss Julia Emery of New York as guest of honor. The China Mission Chapter led the event with help from St. Mary’s and others in a large reception in the parish house after a 7:80 p.m. chapel gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Julia Emery
New York
Women’s Auxiliary
China Mission Chapter
St. Mary’s
Masters Hanson Rrauls
Richard Johnson
Barnett Cates
China Mission
Miss Emery
Brief Bits and Local Interests From Richmond and Vicinity
A roundup of notable local items covers deaths of H. A. Atkinson Sr and Mrs. Cocke in Roanoke, and Dr. William Nelson of Danville. Abandoned Wheeling iron merger. Mrs. Patsey Ward dies at 108 in Page county. Maggie Tory sunk near Norfolk. George Williams charged with wife murder near Rocky Mount, captured. Real estate transfers exceed $220,000 in Broderick county. Miss Price loses a gold watch between Hyattstown and Frederick. Charles Frohman hires Earl of Rosslyn for His Excellency the Governor in New York. A brush fire near East Second Street threatens a stable but is fought off. A bicycle found at Market and Patrick streets is turned over to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Atkinson, Sr
Richmond
Lucian H. Cocke
Roanoke
William Nelson
Danville
Wheeling
W. Va
Patsey Ward
Page County
Maggie Tory
Norfolk
Abemarle Sound
Rocky Mount
George Williams
Broderick County
Hyattstown
Frederick
Lewis M. Nixdorff
East Second Street
Adam Brochey
J.B. Price & Co
J.B. Price & Co., Corner Market and Patrick Streets. Mrr. Brochey
Buckey
Work of Death Dr J M Brown dies at 42 in Toms Brook
Dr J M Brown a Johns Hopkins graduate native to Carroll County Maryland died in Toms Brook Virginia from heart aneurysm after a year long illness. He was 42 married to Lizzie Brennison of the county and leaves two daughters. He practiced in Toms Brook eight years after study at Johns Hopkins and had health treatment at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
J. M. Brown
Toms Brook
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Carroll County
Johns Hopkins University
Lizzie Brennison
Christ Borden
Maude
John Root
Thurmont
Graqeham
Monrovian
Sale and Supper at Grace Reformed Church
Grace Reformed Church held a sale and supper in Kelsp Hall with flowers, fancy work, and the sewing society guiding booths. Jackie Horner led a children’s display, lemonade corner, cakes, and a luncheon featuring oysters, turkey, ham, and desserts. Large attendance reported. sale continues this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adios of Grace Reformed Church
Kelsp Hall
Jackie Horner
Hie Pie
Jackie
Henry Abbott
Jackie Heeps
Ladies of Grace Reformed Sewing Society
Kemp Hall
Local arrests and fines handed to several defendants
In the law's gal yesterday Alexander Noland was arrested by Officer Mulborn and brought before Magistrate White on fighting on Hast Street. He pled guilty and paid a three dollar fine. Annie Britner faced dis orderly conduct charges and assaulted the officer. she pled guilty, paid ten dollars, and was released. Flora Smathers pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and paid three dollars. William Carmack was committed to the House of Correction by Magistrate White until he reaches age. Edward Crawford was arrested for disorderly conduct and fighting, fined three dollars, and held for September terms on an assault charge with Victor Brookey. County Officer Lowe handled that case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Alexander Noland
Mulborn
Hast Street
Annie Britner
Cook
Flora Smathers
William Carmack
House of Correction
Brast
Edward Crawford
Foliceman Ridenour
Victor Brookey
Lowe
The Late Mr. Early at City Opera House
The three act farcical comedy The Late Mr. Early by James M. Martin takes the stage at City Opera House next Saturday evening. The company is noted for strong impressions in major cities and promises lively ludicrous situations, bright scenes, and high quality costumes and scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Early
James M. Martin
Mme. Jananscheck
City Opera House
Rhodes
New York
Chicago
Boston
Mr. Martin
Prize Pumpkin Exhibited at Frederick County Fair
The prize pumpkin shown by E. J. Utterback near Utica was cut open this morning and found well preserved. Seeds were removed and will be distributed among Mr. Etchison’s friends as far as they will go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Fair
E. J. Utterback
Utica
Couney
W. H. B. Etchison
Etchison
Frederick County Day at Evangelical Lutheran Church
The Christian Endeavor Society will observe Frederick County Day on Sunday evening, April 9, with a special program and a hopeful turnout. The Rocky Ridge meeting near German Baptist Brethren is scheduled for Saturday, May 13. Traffic on the C and O Canal has risen since opening, as coal cargoes are discharged and returned to Cumberland to reload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick County
Rocky Ridge Lovel
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio engineer dies after telegraph pole collision
W. Sny der, a Baltimore and Ohio engineer, died at his Cumberland home aged 45, a week after a Brunswick accident in which his skull was fractured when he leaned from a cab window and struck a telegraph pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. . Snyder
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
Cumberland
Snyder
Work of Methodists strong appeal for missions in Cuba and Orient
The Baltimore Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South at Mount Vernon Place heard a fervent appeal for overseas missions in Cuba Mexico and Brasil. Bishop Wilson recently back from Asia to speak of Oriental work while Miss Melissa Baker remembered and new foreign appointments announced. The conference also discussed church discipline and publication plans and received an invitation to meet next year at Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Mount Vernon Place
McKinley
White House
Pritchard
Wakie
Cuba
Mexico
Brasil
Alpheus W. Wilson
Asia
Wilson
Orient
Woman's Missionary Society
Woman's Advocate
Melissa Baker
Arrena Carroll
Virginia C. Massie
Woman’s Foreigh Missionary Society
Pe Gs
Koreas
China
J. B. Armstrong
Melvin
Maryland
Mt Pleasant Church
Crisfield
Home For the
Methodist Protestant Church
Weatminster
W. R. Graham
Graham
Committee On
HH. Lewis
Western Maryland College
Rave F.T. Tagg
F. T. Little
Mibet
Gumberland
D. W. Snyder
Fire Claims Thirteen In New York Millionaire Home
A morning blaze in New York destroys the home of millionaire Andrewa and springs to the adjacent residence of A J Adams. Thirteen occupants perish including Mr and Mrs Andrews and others in the two houses. The Rockville Street Railway receives a franchise grant from the mayor and council to operate on Montgomery County streets, extending the line toward Bethesda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sheetal Mepateb
Tole News
Andrewa
Myra. Andrews
Rockville
Washington City Electric Railway Company
Montgomery County
Bothesda
Rural Market Prices Report From Frederick
Local market report lists wheat at about 74 cents per bushel in Frederick. Shelled corn at 88 cents per bushel. Corn on the cob priced at 2 dollars per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
In Loving Memory of Laura E Roelkoy Remains Honored
Logal mention memorial notices recount Laura E wife of Charles C A Roelkoy died April 7 IBM six years since she passed to heaven home. Writings include tributes from family and neighbors and notices of local services and condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogikry
Laura E
Chariey C. A. Roelkoy
IBM
Rom
Philomath ean Society Debates Czar Disarmament Plan
At the Philomath ean Literary Society meeting the program featured readings by Lewis and Urner, a Honil essay, and a debate on disarmament proposed by the Czar of Russia with the negative prevailing. A stockholders meeting is set for two weeks hence with April 13 slated for further readings and debates on socialism. Traveling tip: Syrup of Figs recommended for health on every trip bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
Lewis
Urner
Honil
Russia
Clemson
MacGill
Ensoy
Mrr
Messrs
Wood
Nicodemus
Ausherman
Bowlins
Calfornia Fig Syrup Company
Woman's College Student Recital Evening Event
Under the musical department the Woman's College presents a student recital this evening with a public invitation. The programme promises an interesting variety of performances by the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwcesical Department
Woman’s College
Thomas Gittinger to Join Patterson Club for Season
Frederick notes Mr. Thomas Gittinger, a well known baseball player, left the city today for Patterson New Jersey to join the Patterson baseball team in the Atlantic Leagues circuit for the coming season. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a blood purifier and tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gittinger
Frederick
Patterson
New Jersey
Velvet and Axminster Carpet Line Attracts Trade
L B Mullinix Velvet and Axminster carpet line highlights superior wear and appearance for the price. New spring offerings feature exclusive patterns not available elsewhere, with competitive pricing aimed at drawing customers to trade at a first class carpet house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquare
Axminster
Personal invitation to shop spring merchandise at local store
A fragmented invitation advertises spring goods and assorted items from coats to toys. It urges customers to visit, noting discounted prices and new stock. Dr Charles Zimmerman offers patent services and eye care with free spectacles adjustments. Dr William Boteler advertises eye, ear, nose, and throat practice with offices and street address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boteler
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
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Willian
Eory Channing
Newsport
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Harvard
Richy Mound
Europe
Ben King
Bayly Green
Great Britain
France
Germany
Itasin
Haly
Taz News
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
the Saturday News
Myersville Luth
Myersville
Renneburg
Perlivanta
D. M. Stearns
All Saints Church
Retreshments
Mary E. Mottermiss
Mary E. Motter
Elizabeth
John Carlton Motter
Jersey Avenue
Washington, D. C
Ladies of Grace Reformed Church
Hemp
Gal
News OF the Churches
Trafic
C. & O. Canal
Oru Ryan
Patterson Institute of Oateopathy
Washington Loan Trust Building
Washington, D.C
Richard Keyser
Gug
Hixcel
Stor Steam Carpet Cleaning Company
Frank F. Tyergar
Practical Gansmith
East Fourth Street
City
N. Marko Street
Cap Bean
Cant Herwann
R.L. Daxner
Supt. Water Works
City Hotel
M. Hands
Allen G. Quixy & Co
Sam’s Place
Saraizel C. Titlow
I. Saks
Saks Optical Company
Seventh Street
Saks
Farmer Allerton
Allen G. Quynn & Co
H. K.C. Fox
South Market Street
Hood
L. E. Moun
Telephone
John Hendrickson
Sonson
Turest Chia
Syrah
Drewes
Itiven
Sik Pitts
Sitiig
Hong Ascot Mes
Joan Huxprtexson P
Neidig & Miller
Beater Frederick
Nawia & Mazen
N. Market St
Clinton E. Main
Linton E. Main
North Market Street
Charles Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Roail
Brussels
C. E. Canse
Sappington
FL B. Sappington
Densdawi
Rodooe
Geo
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rick & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons
F V. Staub
Essen
F . V. Starz
Northwest Commer Market
Fourth Sta. Railings
N. Marketee Olek
Radisburg
E. Ramsburg
Bilver Prunes
Driad Peage
Lima Beata
Kyon
J. Heisely Keller
Market ST
Potomac River
Willard
Keller
E. Patrick
D* BE. O. Nicodemus
N. Marert Street
Tenis
University of Marriana
Zalfred Ritter
Baul Cn Aed Orphans’ Court
Buanesk
Nest
Coumertial
Milton & Urner
Chaya
Kent
Hammond Uraoee
Urnee
Exedy
Biseed
Niewspa Prr
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