PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM ROCKVILLE AND BALTIMORE
Mr. G. O. Keady is in Rockville today on business. Mrs. L. M. Rogers has returned from a visit to Baltimore. Miss Mamie Knussmans has returned from a pleasant visit to relatives in Washington. Miss Elizabeth Gilson visits Emmitborg. Dr. and Mr. Houston Elliott of Washington are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus Fearbake. Mr. Albert Butcher of Steam Brick Works is spending Easter holidays in Baltimore and Washington. Mrs. C. S. Howard and sons Sothorez and Francis have returned from Washington, D. C. Miss Theresa Bell of Baltimore has returned home. Mrs. George Harner and Miss Nina Harner and Master John Harner of Baltimore are visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Radcliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Keady
Rockville
L. M. Rogers
Baltimore
Mamie Knussmans
Washington
Elizabeth Gilson
West Church Streast
Emmiteborg
Houston Elliott
Adolphus Fearbake
Albert Butcher
Steam Brick Works
C. S. Howard and Sons
Sothorez
Francis
Washington, D. C
Theresa Bell
Allen E. Moberly
West South Street
George Harner
Nina.Harner
John Harner
J. M. Radcliff
Second Street
Bethel and Zion Sunday Schools Organize Officers
County correspondence from Charlesville reports Bethel Sabbath school elected officers led by Rev. J A Asper as president and J P Wachter as vice president with Martin L Wachter and John H Clem as superintendents. Zion Sunday school organized with Rev S M Hench as president and C J Smith as vice president. Next meetings set for April 14 and Sunday at 1 pm. Various local visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlesville
Bethel Sabbath School
J. A. Asper
J. P. Wachter
Martin L. Wachter
John H. Clem
Chester G. Olam
Spencer O. Stup
Charles Broadrup
Effie Staley
Howard Angleberger
Charles H. Storr
Philadelphia
J. E. Palmer
Hansonville
Grayson Ramsburg
Miss Willie Ritchie to stage school dance at Independent Hall
The Social World notes Miss Willie Ritchie will present a dancing class soiree at Independent Hall tomorrow evening. Parents and friends are invited for a pleasant night as the event promises charm and sociable display. Nearby market quotes list corn at 2.00 per barrel, shelled corn 40 cents per bushel, wheat 70 cents per bushel, and hay 12 to 14 dollars per ton. Traveling tip advises carrying Syrup of Figs to aid kidneys liver and bowels, offered at 30 cents by California Fig Syrup Company through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Ritchie
Independent Hall
J. E. W. Hargett
California Fig Syrup Company
Brilliant Frederick weddings unite Poole Jones and Hopkins kin
Two high noon Protestant Episcopal weddings in Frederick and New Market, Md, united Blanche Gambrill with Thomas Poole Jones of Mt Airy and Alice Eleanor Griffith Wood with Dr Howard H Hopkins Jr. Families from Baltimore, Chicago, Mt Airy, Westminster and New Market attended. The ceremonies at All Saints and the local church featured lilies, duchess satin, pink carnations, and choral marches. The couples planned a southern wedding trip before settling in Mt Airy and New Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Poole Junce
Mt. Aury
H. HU. Hopkine
New Market
Protestant Episcopal Church
Frederick
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Blanche Gambrill
James H. Gambrill
Thomas Poole Jones
Airy
Osborne Ingle
Cloct
Bion Firestone
Marpart Jones
Mii
Hlizabeth Shiver
Westminster
Nannica
Mt. Airy
Emily Maisby
Wilam D. Jones
Baltimore
Rank Thomas
Westinter
C. ‘Lowndes Bennett
SyHsville
C. P. Maynard
Mc Airy
D. Gaither
Glenwood
Edwin O. Malell
Richard Potts
John C. Markella
Happy Coals
Albert Jones
Mt. Airy Bank
Hares D. Jones
Nettie G. Jones
Rickia Gambrill
Chicago
Robert Gamb
Alice Eleanor Griffith Wood
Melvin P. Wood
Howard H. Hopkins
David May
Mary McConkey Hopkins
Anna Louise Wood
Verda Griffith
Montgomery County
Elizabeth Hannah Downey
William Hopkins
Edward D. Hobbs
Lynn Wood
Hopkins
H. H. Hopkins
Frederick County
University of Maryland
Rural Free Delivery Circular Issued by Post Office
Superintendent A W Machen issues rural free delivery rules nationwide. Petitions must show route population and key locations with distances. map required. endorsement by a senator or representative. Routes over twenty miles need proper mail boxes. carriers paid up to 500 dollars annually for about five miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Machen
Post Office
Deparment
Congress
United States
Short Snippets Reflect Teasing Spring Misfires
Brief reflective lines note spring’s tardy arrival and weather’s mood, with quips on self made men, muddled data, and fortunes of Easter bonnets hidden by rain. The piece pokes at dignity, delay, and everyday irony in a compact, period voice.
Church Delegates to Lutheran General Synod in Des Moines
E Reindollar Rev OG A Englar from Taneytown Bruceville and Rev G mnick of Mt Joy Pa will attend the Lutheran General Synod in Des Moines Iowa delegates to discuss the assembly set for May 27 with a visit to the Buffalo exposition on return. Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold Laxative Brilmo Quinine Tablets cures cold in one day Ni Cure no Pas Price 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Reindollar
OG. A. . B. Englar
Taneytown
Atte
Bruceville
G Mnick
Mt. Joy
Lutheran General Synod
Des Moines
Iowa
Buffalo [Exposition
Westminster Fences Hog Raisers To Six Per Spen
News item notes Westminster limits on pig holdings to six per pen. Joint Howard and Baltimore counties pick a site for Avalon bridge over the Patapsco. Fatal B&O incident at Ammendale ends Murphy’s life. Cecil County to open a high school at Cecilton and set school commencements countywide. Westminster grants electric railway franchise to run toward Gettysburg and Washington. Laurel mayor Phelps takes seventh oath and proposes municipal bank and ice plant. Washington County School Board debates nighttime use of schools for illiteracy instruction. board leans against it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Baltimore
Avalon
Patapsco
Ammendale
Baltimore and
Ohio
Murphy
Cecil County
Cecilton
Common Council of
Westminster
Gettysburg
Washington
Phelps
Laurel
Municipal Bank
Washington County School Board
The Work of Death Joseph Davidson Obituary
Joseph Davidson of Motter's Station died at home on Thursday evening April 4 aged 79 years 11 months 5 days. He belonged to the G A R Post Emmitsburg and was buried Friday after services at Rocky Ridge Reformed church. Rev G A Whitmore and Rev L Martin officiated with G A R pallbearers and undertaker Luther Creager of Thurmont listed among honorary pallbearers. Ruth Collier died April 4 after five weeks illness. Funeral at Mt Pleasant church Friday April 5 and burial at Beallsville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Davidson
Motter’s Station
Rocky Ridge
Mt. Pleasant Church
C. H. Fielding
Beallsville Cemetery
Matrimony and Law Stir Huntington Society
Miss Margaret MacBeth of Belvao Ky sued Selby F Bonham for 19090 in Huntington W Va. Bonham soon married Miss Osa Fisher of Charlestown. John C Huddleston of Hinton sues Mrs Bonham for 10000, claiming Fisher was to have married him before the change of heart. Both cases set for July term, likely to draw wide attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Margaret MacBeth
Belvao
Selby F. Bonham
Bonham
Osa Fisher
Charlestown
Scaffold for Overs Execution in Frederick Jail Yard
The scaffold for Charles H. alias Ceph Overs to hang for murder of Charles F. Donaldson stands in the jail yard. A hemp rope of seven eighths inch diameter was brought to Frederick and will be tested this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H
Ceph
Charles F. Donaldson
Frederick
To Play With New Orleans
Carlton Molesworth, the well known professional ball player from this city, has signed with the New Orleans Southern League team and will depart for the city on Monday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Carlton Molesworth
Eastern Star Reception Funds Organ for Masonic Temple
The Indies of Miroah Chayter No 0 Eastern Star held a reception at East Patrick street to raise funds for an organ for the new Masonic temple. Guests, including D. Ordeman and S. Lilly, enjoyed floral décor, cakes, ices, and salted peanuts as receipts reached 80 dollars. Proceeds defrayed by Mizpah Chapter to honor Masonic fraternal courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
Miroah Chayter No 0 Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Organ Fund
Mesdames
Daniel T. Ordeman
Adolphus Fearbake
Charles F. Goodell
Jacob Rohrback
Alice Shope
Katherine Quuyon
Lillian Anders
Bessie Lavy
Bessie Goetvendanner
Katie Dutrow
Mary C. Ramsburg
Margaret Young
Ladies of
Mizpah
Masonic Temple
Funerals for Clara J. Fox and George Nichols Held
The funeral for Clara J. Fox was held at 2 PM from her son-in-law’s Clarke Place home with Rev. Dr. Luther Rabiman officiating. Pallbearers included John H. Bennett and Chas E. Saylor. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet. A. T. Rice & Sons served as directors. The funeral for George Nichols, colored, occurred at 2 PM yesterday at Asbury Church with Rev. George T. Day and Rev. Murray officiating. Pallbearers included Charles H. Carroll and Wm. Lee. Interment was at Laboring Son’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara J. Fox
Harry W. Bowers
Clarke Place
Luther Rabiman
John H. Bennett
Chas. E. Saylor
Henry Best
John E. W. Hargett
Isaac Haller
George Vanfossen
Mt. Olivet
F. Schroeder
George Nichols
Asbury Church
George T. Day
Mr. Murray
Charles H. Carroll
Wm. Lee
J J. Murdock
Robert Hopkins
Albert Brown
George Lyles
Laboring Son's Cemetery
A. T. Rice
Westminster grants 40 year electric railway franchise
At a Westminster city meeting an ordinance awarded Charien BE. Fink and D. T. Shaw or assigns a 40 year franchise for an electric street railway over Washington Avenue Green Church Main Bond and Pennsylvania avenues. The property is tax exempt for 10 years with track sharing rights and non steam motive power allowed. Revocation if construction does not begin in one year. Rumor ties project to Washington and Gettysburg railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Railway
Westminster
Charien
Washington and Gettysburg
Wandered Away Woman Missing From Hagerstown
Martha Jones, an aged colored woman with impaired mind, wandered from her son William Jones home in Hagerstown yesterday around 1 pm. A search began immediately but no trace found. Last seen near Sharpsburg pike bicycle works about 2 30 pm walking away from town. She had been living in Petersville and had only visited Hagerstown Monday night. It is believed she started walking back to Petersville, though her condition makes this unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jones
William Jones
Hagerstown
Sharpsburg Pike
Petersville
Pateraville
Senator McComas Affidavit to Retain Residence
Senator Sonia E Mc Comas appeared before Clerk George B Oswald in Hagerstown and sworn an affidavit of intent to retain residence in Williamsport district Washington county at the home of Charles W Humric. The action complies with the Election Law requiring movers out of the state to affidavit within thirty days after passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator McComas
United States
Sonia E. McComas
George B. Oswald
Hagerstown
Williamsport
Washington County
Charles W. Humrichouss
Hospital Notes Frederick City Hospital Association meeting
An interesting monthly meeting was held yesterday afternoon. Business was transacted and plans set for several entertainments this season including a rummage sale next month. Officers elected include Mrs A C McCardell as second vice president and Mrs Chas Kreh as recording secretary. Mrs Travers Thomas and Mrs Wm Boteler joined the board of managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital Association
A. C. McCardell
Mra
Chas
Kreh
Marian Smith
Travers Thomas
Wm. C. Boteler
Soldiers on Wheels on US Army Bicycle Tour
Lieut. S. R. Rice of Boston James McDonald of Syracuse and W. 4. George of Albany wearing US Army uniforms stayed last night at the Park Hotel. The trio are traveling westward on bicycles and said they were engaged in work upon the United States Survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Rice
Boston
James McDonald
Syracuse
N. Y
George
Albany
United States Army
Park Hotel
United States Survey
Texas Smith Arrested for Drunk and Disorderly Conduct
Before Justice Eckstein Texas Smith was arrested by Officers Six and Howard charged with being drunk and disorderly. Justice Eckstein committed him to jail for 15 days in default of fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Eckstein
Texas
Smith
Six
Howard
Rural Free Delivery Extends Route at Mount Airy
A new rural free delivery route of 12 miles was added at Mount Airy. The department expects to cover eight square miles in the county and reach 215 persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
Easter Cotillion Draws Guests for Fifth Frederick Dance
The Easter cotillion at Junior Hall, directed by Mrs W Hoss and Mrs C W Ross Jr, drew many out of town guests, with Frederick Select Orchestra supplying new music and a midnight supper. Notable attendees from Baltimore, Westminster, Chicago, Laurel and beyond joined the socially active crowd for an elegant evening in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Vine
Prederick
Mia. C. W. Ross, Jr
Frederick Select
Wim. P. Agulenys Bir
G. W. Rosa, Jr
OQ. Waters
J. Roger McSherry
Jacob Rosenstock
John Roberts
EB. Grimes, Jr
Westminster
Robert Gambrill
Baltimore
E. de Lashmutt
Gambrill
Chicago
W. O. Keller
Charles Halfenstein
Pigman
Diehl
Ramaburg
M. Imogen Dorsey
Dechant
New Jersey
Laurel
Shriver
Roberta Fitch
Pisteburg
Markell
Thomas Williamson
Chapline
Page
Williams
Baughman
Grove
Dean
McQurdy
Potts
DeLashmutt
Markey
Manlaby
Keefer
Leroy McCardell
McGill
Keller
Heller
Wood
Thomas
T. B. Johnson
George Dennis
Smith
Hill
Conolly
Adamatown
Archer Palmer
Virginia
Menars
Samuel Wortham
Robert Lee Slingluff
Mr. Edmonde
Edward Habba
New Market
Horace Brown
William
Dainty Corset Covers By Reeve Firm Featured
A trade note highlights REE iB US Dainty Corset Covers made of In sertion and Cimbric with a new White Gouda for dresses. The exclusive heated panel and refined style aim to please customers seeking the prettiest and best.
Minstrel Show At City Opera House Delights Audience
At the City Opera House Culhane Chace and Weston presented their minstrel show to a large appreciative audience last night. The program was in two parts with singing and dancing in the first half and juggling tight wire acrobatics and barrel jumpers in the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Culhane
Chace
Weston
Paris hats and novelties opening and assorted notices
Local notices announce the opening of Parisian hats and bonnets on April 18 to 20 1901 with novelties and underwear offered. An invitation extends to friends and the public to inspect goods at 115 North Market Street. Also mentions a Grace Reformed Sunday School supper on April 11 and other community notices from local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C
Grace Reformed Sunday School
George Salter
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Cairo
den Sk. Jones
Nevada
San Princisco
Grand Duke of
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P.F. Pampel
Solr
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M. O. Getzbaugh
Blumenauer
Palmist
Pullman
S. Redock & Co
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E.K. Ramsburg
Harvey Houck
Utica
Howard Stull
W. Ramsburg
Mineral Springs
Robert Morgan
Daniel Sunday
Pare Mills
Flovurinea Loy
Barnesville
Daisy Miles
Ed. Plummer
Wm. T. Beall
Monrovia
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Urbaza
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O. E. Kanade
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Quynn
Tonior Hall
W. Hoss
VO Gall
REE Ib US
Henrsiussox
Neidig & Miller
NeDie & Miller
Belinaje
Loualannes
Noularde
Hve
Loch Blank
Sinsbaden
Nemia & Munzs
Clinton B. Main
Clinton E. Main
Isanogle & Wagaman
New Spring
Hurlbut
Dase
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Ces
Sappington
F. B. Sappington
Rodook
Meccall Kaak Pattess
Sime the Moat
GEO
Rodocek & J
A. T. Roe & Sons
North Market
Frederick Co
Stelechon
RICE
WWE
Frets Co
Han
F. V. Staves
Phonya C. Hype
Freder
Jater
Shriner
Floss
Potomac
Anginae
Pries
Willard
Kelled
Patricket
Fyabey R. 8Nook
Lewistown
A. N. Cranse
Lewis Own
Salthawt
Dutrow
Walkersville
Itz
Sha Ees
Wieb
Mabere
Charles B. Fout
Frederick City
Prederick. MD
B. Rosenour
Pastrick St
Professions
Yavne
Biser
Church &Threderick, MD
Ance, Se
E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Lismore
Sar
Jost Hospital
City Hotel
Stewart P. Deas
Maldawir
Frederick Uv
Sodawls
Towssend Scott
ALE i Frep
G. Bores
Montgomery
Als
Deacon
Tacoma
Sport & Sox Bankers and Broeees
North Street
East Church Street
Alomar
Woman's College
Library Fond
McCardell's
City Register’s
Highbarger
Sara
Patrick Street
All Saints and
Bentz Streets
T. O. Mateny
Kemp Hall
S.J. Herman
M. D
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