Purely Personal Social Notes From Middletown Area
Local individuals relocate and travel near Peteraville Baltimore Frederick and surrounding towns. Names include W L Eubanks Mies Etta Wolfe Jane and Roberta Feete Mrs W F Miller Hayne Alexander Samuel T Slifer Carrie E Waters Wm Perry Jr Anna M Heagy Melven Shepley J H Beatty. Movements, visits, employment changes, and a minor health note are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Eubanks
Peteraville
Baltimore
Mies Etta Wolfe
Bartholows
Oalla
Prince George’s County
Jane and
Roberta Feete
Frederick
Middletown
W. F. Miller
Philadelphia
Roy B. Wenner
Brunswick
Trotwood
Ohio
Samuel T. Slifer
Jefferson
Carrie E. Waters
Myersville
Juniata College
Huntingdon
Wm. Perry, Jr
Wm. Perry
Washington, D. C
Baldwin House
Hagerstown
Brief Bits from the Bright News of Local and General Interest
The item notes several local happenings including the delay of spring events, the arrival of the Late Mr Early company in Frederick, rabies among Mt. Pleasant dogs, construction at Washington and Lee University for Tucker Memorial, and an Alumni meeting at Thurmont High School. It also reports the death of Capt. Thomas R. McDearman, a sale of an oil land interest in Tyler County, a ward will case voided in Charleston with about fifty thousand dollars involved, the Monticello Guard reorganization in Charlottesville, and the Walter Wood trial in Newport News. Other items mention Richard Walker’s barber shop move, the President’s acceptance of a Daughters of the Confederacy encampment invitation, street cleaning by corporation workers, and Harry Hildebridle’s recovery from a farm injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont High School
Thomas R. McDearman
Danville
Cleveland
Tyler County
W. Va
Charleston
Monticello Guard
Charlottesville
Daughters of the Confederacy
Falls Church
Harry Hildebridle
Wm. N. Todd
Mt. Pleasant
Local Market Prices Reported in Frederick and Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad
Wheat quoted in Frederick today at 73 cents per tushel. Corn shelled 58 cents per tushel or 2 dollars per barrel. An ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as offering cures unequaled in medical history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hood
Easter Church Services and Meetings Bulletin
Sunday religious observances listed for multiple churches with times for Masses sermons and Sunday school. Describes Presbytery meeting in Baltimore Lafayette Square and various church activities including special music by Amy Kump and Miss Wilt, with services across Catholic Episcopal Lutheran and other denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Bruner
P. D. Fahrney
All Saints
Episcopal Church
Luther Kuhlman
D. D
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Presbytery of
Baltimore
Lafayette Square Presbyterian Church
Glade Reformed Church
Walkersville
D. J. Wolf
Evangelical Reformed Church
E. RB. Eschbach
Page Milburn
Epworth League
Fearhake
Holy Garmente
E. L. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
Amy Kump
Wilt
Attempt on life in Yellow Springs shocks community
Robert L. Tyler narrowly escaped death Thursday night when a load of shot shattered a window as he stood at a water bucket in his house. Tracks the next morning indicated a shooter waited near the window aiming to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Tyler
Yellow Springs
Mr .Tyler
Profitable Beet Raising in Cumberland County Pa
Analyses of sugar beets grown in Cumberland County show profitable yields, comparing well with regions where beet sugar is common. Frank C. Bosler of Carlisle leads the project to build a beet sugar factory and is distributing seeds for experimental plots, with a $500,000 factory planned if results repeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland County
Frank C. Bosler
Carlisle
Beat His Wife Ends With Arrest At City Hall
James Holiday, a colored man about fifty, beat his wife on East Sixth street and fled to the Mayor’s office where she swore out a charge. County Officer Brust arrested him for a hearing before Magistrate White. Also, despite poor weather, a large crowd at Woman's College enjoyed a fine program by Prof. Beckwith and his music students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Holiday
East Sixth Street
Hea
Brust
White
Woman's College
College Hall
Beckwith
Fixing Up at Athletic Park Plan Adds Dancing Pavilion
About one hundred and fifty poplar trees will be planted at Athletic Park on Monday next. Repair work on the bicycle track and the baseball diamond will start as soon as weather permits. Meanwhile a program of racing events is in preparation. Ground has been staked for a new 60 by 40 foot dancing pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Fight Near Adamstown Ends With Razor Wounds
John Booth and Richard Hailman were involved in a street fight near Adamstown when Booth suffered severe cuts to the face and back and to the breast with a razor. Hailman escaped and has not yet been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Booth
Richard Hailman
Adamstown
Booth
Hailman
Steiner Brothers Install Enhanced Glass Show Cases
Mesers Steiner Brothers, leading North Market Street druggists, have placed three handsome glass show cases in their store to enhance the storeroom. Hood's Sarsaparilla is touted as the true blood purifier and nerve tonic, a staple remedy well known to thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner Brothers
North Market Street
Will Rebuild Greenhouse After Fire at Once
Carl Herwann plans immediate reconstruction of the greenhouse after a fire. Restoration work starts while debris is cleared and a small force begins erecting a new building on the site. Losses total about 1100 dollars with most insured. business to continue as usual despite the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Herwann
Hermann
Frederick City Hospital Association Meeting Notice
Frederick City Hospital Association holds its regular monthly meeting Monday April 10 at 3 p m at the residence of M E Getzen danner full attendance requested due to weather and illness contributions are urged to Mrs Hammond Urner or Mrs Emma J Smith or managers Children’s funds support the children’s ward Endowments will be invested The second annual report will be issued about May 1 All money sent before then will be listed in the report Building to begin as soon as practicable this summer or else next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick City Hospital Association
M. E. Getzendanner
Hammond Urner
Emma J. Smith
Business Men Alive Banquet Plans Discussed at Association Meeting
The Business Men's Association met at the City Register's office last evening and adopted a new constitution and bylaws. A committee of H Whiteberg N E Cramer R G Ford D S Rice and H B Ramsburg will arrange a banquet and report next meeting. Seth Burgess N E Cramer Marken Bielfeld elected as members. total membership 75. A special meeting is set for Friday evening next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Association
City Registera
H. Whiteberg
N. E. Cramer
R. G. Ford
D. S. Rice
H. B. Ramsburg
Seth Burgess
Marken & Bielfeld
Election of church elders and deacons in two congregations
At the Lutheran church meeting Noah Rontzahn and John H. Kepler were elected elders with George D. Derr and Hiram Remsburg as deacons. In the Reformed church Chas J Coblentz and Charles H. Lighter were named elders, Henry M Kefanver and Albert S. Remsburg as deacons. Emory L Coblentz, Henry M Kefanver and Albert S Remsburg were chosen cemetery board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Rontzahn
John H. Kepler
George D. Derr
Hiram Remsburg
Messra
Chas. J. Coblentz
Charles H. Lighter
Henry M. Kefanver
Albert S. Remsburg
Emory L Coblentz
Albers S. Remsburg
Manzanillo appoints Lieut J B Adams as mayor
A Rockville to Manzanillo letter reports Lieut J B Adams of the dth Volunteer Infantry has been named mayor of Manzanillo Cuba. He previously served as Captain of the Port and Provost Marshal, with a 125 monthly salary. Adams formerly lived in Gaithersburg Montgomery County. M Joseph Morgan of Rockville, a company member, serves as clerk at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manzanillo
Rockville
Cuba
J. B. Adams
Dth Volunteer Infantry
Immunes
Adams
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
M. Joseph Morgan
Pan-American Exposition Invitation From Roosevelt
Governor Roosevelt of New York invites Marsland's Governor Lowndes to represent the state at the Pan-American Exposition to be held on the Niagara frontier next year. Lowndes welcomes the invitation and offers public cooperation for a successful event. Major Samuel Gloyd retires from the Tulip business near Glen to focus on farming amid rapid trust formation, as noted by the Rockville Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kneodore Roosevelt
New York
Lowndes
Marsland
Niagara Frontier
Samuel Gloyd
Tulip
Glen
Rockville
Horseless Carriages to Operate in Washington Soon
Horseless carriages of many designs and sizes are to be operated in Washington as soon as the Washington Automobile Company can obtain the vehicles from the manufacturers. In addition to cabs victorias and landaus the company plans to run large carriages seating twenty or more on regular routes like herdics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Automobile Company
Verdict Declares Rebecca Brown of Unsound Mind
Rebecca Brown, colored, appeared before Chief Judge McSherry and a jury on a writ de lunatico inquirendo. The jury found her of unsound mind and Judge McSherry committed her to Monterne Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterne
Rebecca Brown
McSherry
Monterne Hospital
Night Street Lights Placed in Jefferson for Security
Following a burglary arson and an attempted robbery residents of Jefferson Middle Town Valley have installed about a dozen street lights. The lights burn all night to deter crime and provide safety for the community and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Middletown Valley
Thieves From Mt. Airy Nabbed In Jewelry Break-In
Two men named Charles Paddy and William Shannon were arrested at Mt. Airy and jailed in this city this morning. They are charged with breaking into a jewelry shop and stealing a quantity of silverware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Chas
Paddy
Wm. Shannon
Hotel Change at Gilbert House in Thor mont
The Gilbert sisters who ran the Gilbert House at Thor mont retire and are succeeded by Mr. Joshus Hobbs of Motter's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Sisters
Gilbert
Thormont
Joshus Hobbs
Motter’s
Peace Endorsements From Maryland Conference Draw Attentive Crowd
The Baltimore Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Washington endorsed the Czar Russia peace plan and called for a $62,600 per capita fund toward education. The session featured Bishop Wilton’s return from China, a Granberg address, and a board of education report on the twentieth century movement. President McKinley welcomed many ministers, and the conference decided to meet at Westminster in April 1900 with Cumberland as an alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ks
Bouth
Washington
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Alphous W. Wilton
China
Granberg
Board of Education
General Conference
Wesleyan Methodists
England
Methodist Episcopal Church
I. W. Canter
J. W. Duffey
George R. Hill
W. W.mus
Randolph-Macon
Maryland
Methodist Protextant Church
Crisfield
Russia
High Commission
United States
Westminster
Cumberland
Fand Society
T. J. Ozburn
Board of Foreign Missions
Atea Church
Africa
Ogburn
Japan
Four Year Rule Affects Preacher at North Church
The four year rule limits stay of Rev J C Knotth at North Church. Knotth was pastor at Trinity Church in the city. Frances Barnes, promoter of the World's W U T U branch the Y, will visit Frodeitole soon to give a public address, under the local Union. Mrs Barnogia, officer of W O T U, recalled as a brilliant speaker at the 186 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mpnorth Church
J. C. Knotth
Knott
Trinity Church
Thin City
Frances Barnes
Frodeitole
Barnogia
John Hendrickson Laments Garment line Ambiguous Phrase
Ada line of goods promoted by John Hendrickson invites public inspection of wares with emphasis on quality and price. Dr William Boteler advertises ENT practice and free lens examinations at 28N Market Street City Hotel with spectacles adjusted for all forms of defective sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Boteler
Barket Street
Residence City Hotel
H. K.C. Fox
South Market Street
Boy Sent to House of Reformation by County Officer
James McCarnack a young colored boy with no support was taken to the House of Reformation this morning by County Officer Lowe due to his mother’s ill health and inability to care for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Reformation
James McCarnack
Lowe
Baptists pick site for Annapolis shared church move
Fossil remains found in Calvert county surface amid varied local news. Tax Commissioner Robert P. Graham discusses capital approvations and tax policy. Rev. Dr. Tobias Schinfarber accepts call to Mobile. Four year old Clarence Ward dies in Jamestown fire. Cumberland protests Lonaconing pulp mill pollution of Potomac. Alonzo Gatting arrested in Baltimore on murder charge at Norfolk request. Hagerstown council party aims for tax collector post. John Wisher and Thomas Slammond sentenced to ten years for assault and robbery in Caroline County. Initiatives begin for a Ellicott City telephone exchange linking Howard and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Calvert County
Robert P. Graham
Tobias Schinfarber
Harkins Semple
Baltimore
Mobile
Ala
Clarence Ward
Zachariah Ward
Jamestown
Anne Arundel County
Cumberland
Caroline County
John Wisher
Thomas Slammond
Henry Eggner
Ellicott City
Howard County
Baltimore County
Local notices and business notices listed on West Patrick street
Edward James announces services as merchant tailor at No 1 West Patrick street. Various ads for cleaning, repairing, pressing, carpet and cloth laying by telephone. Frank F Tyergar offers gunsmith services with bicycle repair added. Quynn & Co advertise plated wares and Delsarte Corsets. A piano bargain at Ordway's Music Store. Mazolene cleaner sold by Quynn. Sam's Place advertises oysters and eggs. Clothes wringers and stoves offered by local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward James
West Patrick Street
Velvet or Axminster Carpets Attract Shoppers Now
L E Mullins touts Velvet and Axminster carpets as superior value with wide choice and exclusive patterns for spring. He claims higher wear and satisfaction per square yard than rivals at similar prices. He invites customers to compare prices and trade at a first class carpet house with first choice on new lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
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HE Daily News
David Jattenhouse
Meit
Tenn
Gatmantown
Pat Qed
Rittenhouse
Honor
Anoceas
Frank
Gaetano Donizetti
Bergamo
Jaly
Hard Grant White
New York City
Say TV
North Central States
Musatsiippi
Jasmoa L. Kemper
Virginia
Pickett
Gettysburg
Dr. von Stephen
The
Universal Union
Berlin
Boro
Waspington
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Ifice
King Goods
Brown Bros. Co
Levi Price
J. L. Keefer
Pearl St. N
Can Guaranty Co
Edw
James. McCardell’s. Geo
H. Crum
Onion C. Carty
Filmic & Kemp
John Hendrickson
Udeihty Co
E. Clineeae Rey Wince Pearre's
Washington , and
Lee University
Tucker Memoral
Local Mart
Sunday Schools and Societies
Greeny House
Porsibte
F. A. Gaines
W. H. Best
U. T. U. Noten
Pelorhuneath
Tal
Mises
Duckett
Gallden
Numi & Minuex
N. Market St
Cuntzer E. Main
Mareket Street
Charles “Immerman
East Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
G. E. Oline
Poose
Brussels
C. E. Cine
F. B. Sappington
McCardell's
Richard Keyser
Hexcelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning Company
Frank F Tyergar
Gunamith
East Fourth Street
City
P.S
Kapten
Alien G. Quynn & Co
Delsarte
Miss M
N. Market Street
Allen G. Quynn & Co
Ordway’s
City Hotel
C. M. Hands
Allen G. Quyxx & Co
Sam's Place
Samuel C. Titlow
Rodooge & Oo
KTORE
Ita
Jino
GEO
Rodook & CO
A.T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons
Puneral Directors
V. Staub
Fastuda
F. V. Starz
Northwest Corner Market
Fourth Ste
Railings
C.framebur
Sorey
Frederics
Meur Uragi
BBURG
Market Sui
J. Heiselgaller
Kyon
J. Heisely Keller
Drug Store
Potomac River
Willard
Keller
B. Patrick
R. O. Nicodemus
Crown and Bridge
University of Maryland
Alfred Ritter
Orpbses
Ercia
Decsldawir
Milton G. U
Roane Urner
Kerdy & Veneer
Cvanselors
Equity
L. E. Mulling
Viewers
Axminsters
L. E. Moamn
Telephone
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