Personal Visitors Move Through Frederick and Beyond
Miss Blanche W Simmons leaves for Boston while Miss Tyler stays a few days in Baltimore. Frank Brengle takes a job at Mr F J Schroeders store. Miss Pierce of Old Town Maine visits Miss Susan M Markey of East Second street. Emma Lochner visits Washington relatives. Mrs Wm Buckey visits her mother in Baltimore. Sophia Detrick of Baltimore returns from Frederick. T H Smith of Washington visiting. 18 visits Mr and Mrs Lewis Fraley on West Patrick street. Eva Ester of Washington visits Mr and Mrs William Deater. Mrs William Adams returns from Baltimore. D L Downey Baltimore hotel proprietor spends day in Frederick. Mrs Shock of Rowlenburg W Va visits parental home. General L Victor Baughman returns after weeks in New York and Baltimore. Capt Noble Salvation Army returns to Cumberland. Lloyd Rhinehart of Linn W Va in Frederick on coal and oil business. Camden J Ramsburg returns to Baltimore to resume studies at Maryland School of Art and Design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche W. Simmons
Boston
Tyler
East Patrick Street
Baltimore
Frank Brengle
F. J. Schroeder
Pierce
Old Town
Maine
Susan M. Markey
East Second Street
Emma Lochner
West Fifth Street
Washington
Wm. G. Buckey
M. B. Close
Linden Avenue
Sophia Detrick
Prederick
T. H. Smith
Lewis Fraley
West Patrick Street
Eva Ester
William Deater
William Adams
Salvation Army
Frederick
Cumberland
Lloyd Rhinehart
Linn
W. Va
Camden Heirs
Camden J. Ramsburg
W. Patrick
Maryland School of Art and Design
Loomis Reaches San Juan in Special Dispatch
Special dispatch from Tus News in San Juan Puerto Rico dated April 11 reports Toe Scorpion arrived with Minister Loomis and Loomis sails for New York the next day. The item also notes local illnesses, Boer War developments, and pharmaceutical advertisements urging use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and Boschee's German Syrup, plus a testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and a mention of Green's Prize Almanac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus News
San Juan
Porto Rico
Toe Scorpion
Loomis
New York
South Africa
A. Boschee
Boschee
United States
Overs Baptized in Jail Before Execution
The condemned man Overs is baptized and receives Holy Communion in the jail corridor during a Mass celebrated by Rev. Father Gaffney. He remains calm and jesting toward the scaffold, with Father Gaffney and Father Singleton set to accompany him to the execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Gaffncy
Overs
Father Gaffney
Father Singleton
Social World Surprise Party at South Market Street
Miss Mary Mullinix hosted a surprise party last night with numerous friends. Guests included Lulu Kennedy, Sallie Gannon, Emma Gannon, Maud Burke, Bessie Burke, Florence Brookay, Margaret Marsh, Anna Smith, Mabel Smith, Maud Grumbine, Fannie Harrison, Helen Little, Corinne Payne, and Edith Poole among others. Refreshments and late-hour games followed, aided by decorations and a program of recitations and songs by Corinne Payne and others. The event featured dancing after the meal and was presided over by Mrs. Mullinix. Miss Eleanor Murdock Johnson invites Daughters of the American Revolution members to Court Square on April 19 from 4 to 6 p.m. for the Battle of Lexington anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mullinix
South Market Street
Lulu
Lillie Kennedy
Sallie
Emma Gannon
Maud
Bessie Burke
Florence Brookay
Margaret Marsh
Mary
Anna
Mabel Smith
Maud Grumbine
Fannie Harrison
Helen Little
Corinne Payne
Edith Poole
Harry Edmonds
Charles Stewart
Harry Nussbaum
John and Pierce Marsh
Guy Ruprecht
George Groshon
Harvey Harrington
Joseph Smith
Gannon
Ike
W. Rager
O. Moberly
Harry Guesser
Chas. Zellers
John Young
Lexington
The Last Loaf at College Hall charity play details
A brief notice describes tomorrow's College Hall performance The Last Loaf a two act comedy drama to aid the library fund The story centers on money power wrecking a home and a devoted wife and daughter saving the victim The cast includes Misses Shriner Newman Stauffer and Messrs Markey Motter Ruland Miller and McCardell led by Miss Fauntleroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hall
Woman's College
Library Fund
Patty Jones
Butcher
Baker
Shriner
Newman
Stauffer
Messrs
Markey
Motter
Ruland
Miller
McCardell
Jersey Central workers strike at Ashbury Car Shops
Special dispatch from Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania reports Jersey Central Railroad employees at the Ashity Car Shops walking off after noon to protest the superintendent's refusal to reinstate thirty discharged men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Jersey Central Railroad
Ashisy
Philomathean meeting and at home for Choral Society
The Philomathean Literary Society holds its regular meeting at 7 30 tonight. Maurice G Beckwith invites the Choral Society to an At Home at the Woman's College Conservatory on Tuesday April 16 from 815 to 11 o clock. Also notes pay car arrival for March pay at Frederick. J B W Hargett reports market quotes for corn wheat hay. Sheriff Troxell sale of 8 acres in Tuscarora district to E L Wachter for 800. school exams visit Adamstown Buckeystown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
Choral Society
Maurice G. Beckwith
Conservatory of the
Woman's College
Sherifs
Walter Saunders
Sheriff Troxell
Tuscarora District
E. L. Wachter
Week's transfers in Circuit and Orphans' Courts list
Weekly record of property deeds and marriage licenses in Frederick County courts shows numerous transfers of real estate including Augustus Clemm to Stauffer and Lucinda Culler to Jacob Culler and to George Culler, with varied sums. Multiple other deeds and notices, plus a long list of marriage licenses issued during the week ending April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
TRA
Circuit and Orphans
Augustus Clemm
Delilah C. Stauffer
Lucinda C. Culler
Jacob A. Culler
George C. Culler
J. W. Gaver
Harry Mc Henry
Mary A. Etzler
John H. Stauffer
Joseph K. Haya
Robert M
Ezra Brown
Mary E. Brown
Cheries W. Tantz
Geolidawtt Arvex R
Frederick, MI
Final accounts and guardianships filed in numerous estates
First and final accounts for multiple estates including Chase Waters deceased and John Ornum, with guardianship orders granted for Olammia H. Shipley Ches ter Breeze and Lillian F. Cramer. Inventories of current money filed for George B. Lare Joseph Stoner Silas J. Barnes Rhodela Zimmerman and others. Reports of sales of personal property and administration letters issued or continued for numerous executors and guardians across Bolivar Middletown and related counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Waters
Johac Waters and Coss
Waters
Chase Waters
Charles M Cramer
Marin A Fisagle
George B. Lare
J. Oscar
Shipley
Olammia H. Shipley
Florence P. Shipley
Joseph M. Freezs
Chester Breeze
Charles M. Cramer
Lillian F
Madge F. Cramer
Aeneas Ee Berty
Joseph Stoner
Philomena O'Neill
I Ameeda O. Miller
Albert A. Miller
Les W. Morgan
Wardian
Estella
Maurice
Ish Trene Morgan
Silas J. Barnes
Jesse V. Barnes
Charles A. Eyler
Rhodela S. Zimmerman
Cornelius T. Zimmerman
Rhodesia
S. Zimmerman
George H. Whitmore
E. A
Alfred Schley
W. M. Bittle
Susan E. Bussard
John Franklin Bussard
Bride 14 Pleads Perjury Case Over Marriage License
Sheriff troxed to Rockville to fetch Edward Hautfer on perjury charges after he obtained a marriage license for Arthur Milea and 14 year old Maggia Matthews. Hautfer swore Matthews was 11. clerk issued license. Justice Smith freed Hautfer after finding him not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Troxell
Rockville
Edward Hautfer
Frederick
Justice Smith
Haffer
Quenis Court
Arthur B. Milea
Maggia Matthews
Miss Matthews
Annie Matthews
Huffers
Huffer
Miles
Hunter Dorsey Nuptials Tie Rockville Pair
WEDDINGS HUNTER- DORSEY George M. Hunter of Rockville and Hortense Dorsey daughter of Mrs Horace D Waters of Germantown Montgomery county were married at the bride's mother's home. The ceremony was by Rev John Gaynor St Mary's Rockville. They will live in Rockville after a trip. Hunter is assistant cashier at Montgomery County National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter—Dorsey
George M. Hunter
Rockville
Misa Hortense Dorsey
Horace D. Waters
Germantown
Montgomery County
John Gaynor
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Hunter
Montgomery County National Bank
Kimne—Crom
Luther Kuhlman
Mollie Crom
Charles Wm. Eline
Alice Crom
Fred. J. Schroeder
H. T. Kline
Buildings Wrecked and Jacob Fink Charged
Jacob Fink was arrested in Middletown and held by Justice Eckstein on a charge of maliciously destroying property at a vacant farmhouse owned by Daniel Keller. He allegedly damaged the dwelling, outbuildings, and stable after entering on Sunday. The hearing is set for next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Hekstein
Jacob Fink
Middletown
Fink
Frederick
Eckstein
Daniel Keller
Satelo
Local notices and business updates in Frederick area
Notices request payment by 17th from corporate authorities. Miller's Meat Market advertises beef bologna and phone orders tomorrow. Grace Reformed Sunday school plans a supper April 11 at 5 p.m. Palmist readings offered at No 6 East Church Street for a week. The Last Loaf benefit reading Friday April 12 at 8:13 p.m. Reserved seats 25 cents at McCardall's. For sale New Code of Ordinances copies at City Registrar's office. T O Matexy announces blacksmithing move to All Saints and Bentz corners. Herman M D ophthalmologist not in city until April 13 at Park Hotel. Dressmaking services offered at Eaver 35 East Church Street. Dr Wm Boteier notes practice limited to eye, ear, nose, throat and catarrh, Frederick location at 28 North Market, spectacle exams free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Library Fund
McCardall’s
Boteier
Frederick
North Market Street
New White Goods and Accessories Offerings
The ad touts Dainty Corast Covers in insertion and cambric exclusive 4M for dress goods, white corded dimities in all grades, and high grade work at fair prices. It lists Roman Black Letters, shaded Old English cards, invitations, announcements, and a Waterman Ideals fountain pen with a 30 day trial and a one year guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dressea
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Modces
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Kansas
Long
Nebraska
Amer
Spain
WasHixatox
Tax News
W. L. Moors
The
Weather Bureau
Frese
Schlitz Beer
Guy Opera Honge Farm
Nervita Med. Co
Schlitz Brew. Co
Bigraph Co
Megseile Moser
Nelatg & Miller
Schriner
Wan S
Urely Personal
John D. Hendrickson
West Second Street
Lewis Crum
John P. Williamson
Court Square
England
Chamberlain
William Savory
Warrington
Altl. Carre
Lax
Fenally
George Heinlein
West Third Street
Pennsylvania Raiload Company
J. B. W. Hargett
Boblitz
Adamstown
Buckeystown
James A. Keilholtz
Josiah Flohr
C. Augusta Rout
Frank P. Rout
Wm. H. C. Wood
Mary E. Wood
Braddock Heights
Ger. Ridgely
M. M. Ridgely
Jacob E. Flook
Lewis BE. Flook
Albert G. Roberts
James H. Roberts
Benjamin F. Reich
Francis G. Donsife
Samuel W. Barrick
M.S. Michael
Gustavus W. Shafer
Elizabeth Danifman
Basil C. Gilson
John H. Brown
Clara
Sarah F. Darner
Shadrach A. Hedges
J. A. Hedges
O. Waters
Elizabeth E. Fitch
Wm. J. Worman
Emory L. Coblutz
C. O. Waters
Lil- Nan F. Cramer
Wm J. Worman
George W. Oatsail
David Speck
Elizabeth Speck
Christopher Miller
Jeremiah Biller
Jeremiah Miller
Annie Davis
Milton G. Urner
Sarah Krise
Mollie Hankey
O. O. Keedy
J. Roger McSkerry
Brown
William A. Stull
John Eigenbrode
Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company
Frank K. Wertheimer
Francis K. Wertheimer
George Edward Smith
Harry ©. Lohr
John S. Long
L.H. B. Ogle
John 8. Long
Charles W. Kline
Mollia(. Oru
Guy Singer
May Bohn
Union Bridge
John W. Benner
Liberty
Nora E. Harbaugh
Sabillasville
J. B.S. Wagner
Cora M. Hargett
Thomas P. Jones
Mt. Airy
Blanche Gambrill
John W. Hall
Mary A. Max
George F. Barrier
Mollie B. Moffett
Wm. W. McCracken
Clara I. Staub
Harry A. Bixler
Barnesville
Nannie Shamefelter
Red Land
Lycurgus Powell
Alicn Hall
Clarence K. Thomas
Hannah A. Dennis
Petersville
Marrvice W. Baker
Monrov
Harry L. Lapals
Mase E F. Mouser
Bolivar
George R. Alexander
Sade
S Smith
Orphass
Dalcue
Thomas—Welsh
Charles G. Thomas
Annis F. Welsh
Court of Common Pleas
Wm. T. Way
Thomas
Linganore
Mir.a. M. Ulary
Clary
Atore
Opera House
A. & ‘T. Biograph Company
Ladies’ Mite Society
M. BE. Church
D. J. Tasker
Hanover Daily Record
City Opera House
Thureday
Edward Dyer
York
Martin L. Brown
Lloyd E. Kimmel
Witneyes
Grand Lodge
Knighta of Phythiae
Castle Hall
Hot Springs
Ark
Citizen’s National Bank
Walla
Frederick College
Archibald Fisher
Milton Academy
Taneytown
Jesse W. Downey, Jr
Lawrence Downey
New Market
Bennett Cates
W. F. Duntox
Miller’s Meat Market
Grace Reformed Sunday School
George Salter
Pollmian
East Church Street
Bae
City Registar
Patrick Street
All Saints and
Bentz Streets
T. O. Matexy
J. Herman
M. D
Park Hotel
Eaver
John Hendrickson
Serps
Madras
Jn Henewonionson
P. S
Glyc
Epee Neidig & Miller
Nezme & Miller
Newie & Muss
Clinton
Hurlbnut
Dina LS
Isanogle & Wagaman
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
Jubt
F.b.sappington
Sdawly
City Hall
GEO
Rodooe
BALAR
Justin
Latae
Fashion Saaste
McCall's
McCall
McCall Bazar Patterns
Rodock & CO
Rice
Frederick CO
T. Price
Fourth St. C. & P
Bredk Co
Night Calle
FB. V. Scaves
Ee Ceresville Flour
John T. Baker
Mt. Pleasant
Woodsboro
New London
Frederick City
Fin + TRENT Sr
Sandi
Blandi
Potomac River
Willard
Keller
Patrickist
Auortion Oneers
Haser R. Snook
Lewistown
A. N. Cramar
Lewes Own
Jorns. Duteow
Walkersiigle
Wm. H Ramdure
Rederick, Md
Prompteoaton
Dectidentt Babel B
B. Rosenour
B. Fal Tick St
Prine
Biser
W. CHURCH BIRRET_ FREDERICK, MD
HS. Perzeman
West
Franklin Street
Baltimore Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
City Hotel
Stewart P. Dear
North Market
D. BR. O. Nicodemus
Dentist
All Rours
Scotr
Evzer W. Estrip
G. Boyer, Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Tacoma
Sport & Sox
North Street
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