Purrey Personal Updates From Frederick City
Pleasant paragraphs note visitors and residents in Frederick. J H Sandergill of Unionville spends the day on business. Bir Gorton Walia of Washington, formerly Frederick, visits relatives. Charles Deegs of Glassboro New Jersey stays with friends. Edna Nail of the Women’s College returns from Greensburg Pennsylvania. Lewis Fleshman based in Glassboro New Jersey visits his parents on West Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Sandergill
Unionville
Frederick
Gorton Walia
Washingdton
Charles Deegs
Glassboro
New Jersey
Edna Nail
Women’s College
Greensburg
Lewis Fleshman
Ginssboro
John Fleshman
West Patrick Street
Death of Braddock resident Reich at 64
John H Reich of Braddock dies after five days illness from pneumonia aged 64. Survived by widow and three children John Belt Reich Sarah and Virginia Reich. Funeral tomorrow at his home with graveside service at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Also Mrs Sophia M Kline dies aged 72 at Yellow Springs after catarrh of the stomach. funeral this afternoon at Pleasant Hill chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joey H. Reich
John H. Reich
Braddock
Reich
Chas. Hoffman
J. Delashmutt
B. F. Brown
Frederick
John Belt Reich
Sarah
Virginia Reich
Mt. Olivet
Sophia M. Kline
John
Yellow Springs
Pleasant Hill Chapel
Attractive Easter Window Displays Across Town
Store windows feature vivid Easter scenes including a large rabbit leaping from an eggshell, a lifelike boy holding a rabbit, flowers, and stylized displays. Landis North Market’s jewelers show a revolving silk covered egg frame advertising watches and jewelry. Doll’s Cafe window on West Pattick Street displays fresh produce and meats to tempt shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Algers
Landia
North Market
Roach Morgas and Towson Biddinger Weddings Reported
Two local marriages appear in the note: Clem C. Roach and Nettie E. Morgan wed by Elder Fahrney in Frederick, and James H. Towson with Mary Ellen Biddinger married on Sunday, April 1, by Rev T Freeman Dixon. A Baltimore and Ohio delegation was invited to Washington aboard a free special car. Also preview of O Hooligan's Wedding at City Opera House scheduled for tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roach—Morgas
Clem C. Roach
Nettie EB. Morgan
Frederick
P. D. Fahrney
East Church Street
Towsos
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
W. T. Multinix
Chilton
Washington
Congress
City Opera House
Local Market Prices and Publicity Ad Notes
Market quota today lists corn at 1.85 per barrel, shelled corn 34 cents per bushel, wheat 70 cents per bushel, hay priced from 10 to 12 dollars per ton. A separate cheap publicity note offers 16 cents for a Frederick area advertisement to reach residents via 3 News wac ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. W. Hargatt
Frederick
Religious World Sunday Schools And Societies
Local ministers promote gospel teaching through week long services and confirmations. Palm decorated churches host daily services, sermons focus on Palm Sunday themes, and church groups plan meetings, with new Home Missionary Society officers elected at a Deaconess work event.
Laws Grip Justice White and local arrests
Frank Jackson colored was arrested by Officer Six for drinking and disorderly conduct before Justice White who jailed him 15 days in default of a 2 50 fine. Harry Castle and Lewis Corum fought on Bentz street. both found guilty. Corum fined five dollars and Castle two. fines paid. Mary Bambridge colored arrested for larceny of clothing. Justice White dismissed after testimony. John Wood represented the prisoner. Events of the Week note Hooligans Wedding Opera House and Arbor Day in schools. War Claim committee to Washington. Easter holidays close schools. Gay Old Farmer company at Opera House. Directors elected for Frederick Town Satioga institution. Traveling note touts Syrup of Figs for kidneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice White
Frank Jackson
Harry Castle
Lewis Corum
Bentzstreet
Corum
Castle
Mary Bambridge
John Wood
Opera House
Washington
Old Farmer” Company
Opers House
Anderson Held After Chase and Counterfeit Inquiry
Leroy Anderson and accomplice C E Cramer remained in jail on $500 bail after a Friday chase and shooting by Officer Six. Witnesses testified Anderson paid with a counterfeit Kellogg double eagle, while others described attempts to pass counterfeit coin and a demand for change at a gate. Authorities tested the coin and prepared to take it to Washington for assay as the case heads to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Anderson
C E Cranter
Puliceman Sis
Motarcsy
Buser
Bes
Jal
Anderson
Somal
Percenees
Clara Tarry
Liberty
Johnsville
Waa
Owas
Sue Gary Wittoes
Smith's Hotel
Stout
Rowe
Henry Williams
The
Central National Bank
Cramer
Kellogg
Robert A. Kemp
Central National Nk
Eiser
John Wood
Geo. F. Foster
United States Secret Service
Frederick
Hagerstown Ladies Launch Corn Drive for India
Hagerstown women inaugurate a relief drive to ship corn to India for starving millions. A car in B and O yards will collect corn for Bestoek See. The Indian Government will pay New York transport costs. Goal is 1,000,000 bushels to load 10 ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Hagerstown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Bestoek See
New York
United States
Election of Belles Lettres officers held April 6
The Literary Society elected officers for the coming term. Fred Cramer was chosen president, Paul Whipp secretary, Russel Stockman assistant secretary, Robert Delaplains treasurer, Julius Crom editor, and Emory Crom librarian. The group adjourned to reconvene on April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles Lettres
Belles Lattren Literary Society
Fred Cramer
Paul Whipp
Russel Stockman
Robert Delaplains
Julius Crom
Emory Crom
Inset
Frederick Cyclists Make Fast Ride to Ridgeville
Members of the Frederick Bicycle Club led by Philip Nunsbaum Jacob Schmidt Murray Brish and Guy Cro nenburg rode to Ridgeville yesterday Schmidt rode 15 miles from the Pennsylvania Railroad station to Nelsons Hotel in 42 minutes marking a notable pace for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Nunsbaum
Jacob Schmidt
Murray Brish
Guy Cronenburg
Frederick Bicycle Club
Ridgeville
Mr. Schmidt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nelson’s
Aska for a Divorce in Circuit Court
Mrs. Mary M. Karn of Barkittsville with attorney Wm P Maulsby filed a bill in the Circuit Court seeking a divorce amensa et thora from her husband Josephus Karn. A walnut log 1 feet in diameter was brought to Frederick on Saturday. The log was cut on Mr. Wm Downey's farm near New Market and purchased by Mr. Wm Blentifn get of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aska
Mary M. Karn
Barkittsville
Wm. P. Maulsby
Circuit
Amensa Et Thora
Josephus Karn
Frederick
Wm Downey
New Market
Wm. Blentifnget
Slaughter of Snakes on Cemetery Lane Reported
About a dozen snakes were killed while a reed machine operated on Cemetery Lane last week. Abner D. Doty of Jefferson was granted a pension increase to 60.80 per month. The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best medicine money can buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner D. Doty
Jefferson
Bills Signed by Governor in Maryland Session
Seventeen bills were approved with the governor signing the acts after a lengthy afternoon session. Measures include constitutional amendment to boost Baltimore representation, anti color in margarine, milk and dairy rules, sterling silver standard, residency requirement for public office, and various Frederick county bills on bonds, banks, fisheries, roads, and local ordinances. Also lists advertised letters at Frederick post office and an Easter art sale by the Art Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Pigeed
Acta
Baltimore
Great Falls Power Company
Maryland
Hubner
Wilbingon
Murray Vandirer
Bateman
Hitter
Senate
B. L. Smith
House
State House
Isidor Raynor
Frederick County
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Freder- Electric Light and Powar Company
Brunswick
Mrs. Olivet
Frederick
United States
Francis Scott Keys
Liberty and
Pipa Creek Turnpike Company
New Midway
Mr. Pleasant
Christ Reformed Congregation of
Middletown
Mission School Groundbreaking At Schreysville
Ground was broken at Schreysville for the Mission School with Majors to begin work this week and the building expected to be completed early next month. The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic for fatigue, urging readers to get Hood's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chleysville Mission
Schreysville
Boer War Skirmishes Reported Near Ladysmith
Confused despatches describe troop withdrawals and siege conditions as General Roberts struggles to secure water for his army. British forces retreat in parts while Boer columns threaten rail lines and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brrth
Geeersl Roberts
Pei
Generzal Roberts
Arity
Brabands
Wepenser
Rousviks
Cape Aulopy
Baller
Natal
Ladysmith
Sews of the State Aroa of Interest Here and There
Vambridee 6 per cent bonds sold at 107 55. Six Methodist ministers ordained by Whitehouse. Two town commissioner tickets claim election in Upper Marlboro. James E Tyson buys Quaker Hill Meeting House in Ellicott City. Hammond Cromwell buys Wilton estate in Howard county. Charles E Hill and George H Uhlenberg named receivers for Darby Manufacturing. Baltimore dealers in confectionery report assets 125 000 and mobility 150 000. Twelve hundred miners at Consolidation Coal go on strike. Frostburg peace efforts ease tensions toward final adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witetaister
Upper Marlboro
James E. Tyson
Quaker Hill Meeting House
Ellicott City
Hammond Cromwell
Baltimore
Wilton
Howard County
Charles E. Hill
George H. Uhlenberg
Darby Manufacturing Company
Consolidation Coal Company
Frostburg
Fisherman William H. Thomas of Buckeystown totals Florida catch
Report from Palm Beach describes William H. Thomas catching a 800 pound 5 ft 3 in chavelnous shark, photographed as a notable giant. He notes improved health during his month in Florida. The county board adopts plans for a new Female High School by Wyatt Nolting and will inspect Reich's ford bridge prospects in April. Catoctin creek bridge at Allen Havenford to be wooden. Local ads say many jobs via want columns. fifteen cents buys fifteen words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qhavley
William H. Thomas
Buckeystown
Florida
Thomas
Palm Beach
Board of County Commissioners
Wyatt and Nolting
Baltimore
Reich’s Ford
Catoctin Creek
Allen Havenford
Seven Pre Model Styles At New York City Store
John Hendrickson showcases a spring collection with new dress goods and silks. The feature includes tailored suiting, m Mollie fabrics, and a range of accessories offered at affordable prices. The store promises fresh arrivals after years away, emphasizing quality and variety for the season.
Dress Goods and Accessories Sell Fast in Easter Show
An advertisement extols wide selection of dress fabrics, silks, satins, and trims with emphasis on Irish frieze, Foulards, Duchess, and Crepe De Chine. It promotes special low prices, American made dresses, gloves, belts, collars, and new gentleman’s neckwear, urging quick purchase for Easter.
Local announcements mix club meeting and ads
The April meeting of the F F Seminary Alamo Club will be held at the Woman's College this evening at half past seven o'clock. A fall attendance is requested. Doll's offers spring millinery by Miss Anna M Griffith opposite City Hotel with flowers on display. O Q Highbarger Opt G to be at Park Hotel April 11. For Sale a first class restaurant and aloes ro cheap to quick purchaser. The electric car timetable changes and sheet music for sale at 5 and 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Seminary Alamo Club
Woman's College
Bme. McCreesy
Anna M. Griffith
City Hotel
Highbarger
Opt
Park Hotel
Court Street
Mullinix Carpet House Promotes Vast Stock and Low Prices
L. FE. Mullinix advertises carpets, mattings, and wallpapers claiming the largest stock, new patterns, rich colorings, and novel designs. He warns prices will not be undercut for quality and invites customers to compare, promising courteous service and urging personal judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL. E. Mullentx
Piano tuning and music shop ads at Bively's Palace
Leave orders for piano tuning at Bively's Palace of Music. Six second-hand organs offered at bargain prices with easy terms. J M Breezy and J M Birely advertise stock expansion and low prices on pianos and sheet music. Osil at Pirely's for second-hand upright pianos. Dr Wm C Boteler advertises ear nose throat practice and free spectacle exams at 23 N Market St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bively’s Palace of Music
Bively
Palace of Music
J. M. Birely
Birely
Birely's Palace of Music
J. BL
Osil
Pirely
Wm. C. Boteler
Market Street
Sappington's Store Promotes Furnishings and Lamps
The ad touts plain white decorations and new goods arriving weekly from top factories. It highlights a wide lamp selection including Student Lamp and American Centre Lamp, a full stock of family groceries, and claims for White Star tea and Kool Tea with sole agency for these brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uof
Aek
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the Daily News
Wasmisaros
Tas
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Monsey
Alfred ‘Ritter
Alamase Meeting Tong
Hewes & Stones
Solre
John Hendrickson
BLES
Geo. A. Gilbert
Neidig & Miller
Purrey Personal
Qur City
Sunday Schools and Societies
Reformer Church
Methodist Episcopal Church South
J. H. With
Epworth
Reformed Church
Eschbach
Matth
Marsh
Elical Lutherangharch
Qrnoss
Miller
Theological Seminaryst Wettysbiary
Servicaa
East Second Street
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dizon
St. John's Catholic Church
Father Coleman
Father O’connell
Father O'Rourke
Father McNiff
Cahill
Father McNit
United Brethren Church
L. O. Barber
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
F Osborne Ingle
Zechariah
Christ
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
Mary
Beckwith
M. E
A. H. Ames
D. D
Deaconees Home and Training School
Washington, D. C
Homs
Demeoneus
Eda Miner
Miss Hockersmith
Mias Trelea
Frederick Town
Satioga Institution
M. E. Doli
George A. Dean
N. Deaver
F. Columbus Knott
John A. Lynch
A. C. McCardell
George W Miller
Jacob Rohrback
Steiner Schiey
Onl
Junirer
Hood
Helard
Frederick Counnty
Frederick City
Gest Lewis
Sidney Eichelberger
G. W. Fahrney
C. Gaskill
G. W. Hargett
Henry Jackson
E. Remsberg
Charlie Smith
George
W. Star. Lapras
Annie Conntes
Mary BE. Engle
Mamie Ed
Mary Hersperger
Samer
Binemputeen
Danueer
County Metters
Taz News
Rkele
York
Oila
Prumler
Apd
Joan Hoanoricxsos
Nee & Miller
NN Bidig & M Tiller Sen
Market St
Clinton E. Main
Clinton &. Sain
Graduate Pharmacia
Washpeton
Doll's
Eastier
H. E. Watcoxes
North Market St. Fe S
L. FE. Mullinix
Roscoe O. White
West Church Street
Squire Barrick
J. M. Breecy
Prope
B. Sappington
Jentdawry
F.B. Sappington
Bodook
Koduck £ CO
A. T. Rice & Sone
A.T. Rice & Sons
Puneral Directors and
Embalmexs
North Market Street
Prederick, MD
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T. Mothers
F. W. Stavs
J. Heinely Keller
Trop
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J. Beisely Keller
Oezug Store
N. Makeert ST
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GiWe Xeon
Tux Cave
Charias B. Fout
Wilsell Fur
Ezra L. Cramer
Heurleus
Daegles B. Fout
TF. Gardinee
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Hyattstown
Lares
Seq Bills
Weretyens
Kane Lp
Barry R. Snook
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Potomac
Willard OC
Keller
Patrick
Shriner
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Alfred Sitter
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Frederick, Ma
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Caabiss
P. Levy
C. V. Levy
Giice
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Securtar
Tresene
Cleveland
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