Personal notices of locals visiting and moving about
PURELY PERSONAL. Pleasant Paragraphs abru Those Who Come and Go Air. Chas W Lough is visiting in Philadelphia Pa. Mr Wm H Ramsburg is in Baltimore on business. Dr Harry E Chapline is spending the day in Hagerstown. Join Diffendal has accepted a position with Harris Filler. Charles W Miller, North Market Street, is in Emmitsburg on business. Mildred Landauer on East Church Street visiting friends in Washington. Ethel Gardner has returned from Baltimore. Teresa Bell of Baltimore visiting her sister Mrs Guy L Fout South Market. Thomas Rohrback of Mt St Marys College spending the holidays at Lime Kiln. Eli Nicodemus and Miss Carrie Kodemus of Buckeystown spent the day with friends. Charles Finnerfrock Market Space has returned from Martinsburg W Va. Grace Unger of Thurmont has returned after visiting Mrs Robert Freier West Patrick Street. Raymond Zimmerman has accepted a position in the drug store of Br I Heisey Keller North Market Street. Eugene L Rowe of Emmitsburg was in the city today on business, first time since a long illness. Ellie Fiebbs and children visiting in this city accompanied by her parents Mr and Mrs John Bowers. Rev Dr Marion J Kime spending the day with his father Mr Wm H Kinerth Market Street on his way to Zerstop, where he will assist with Trinity Lutheran services tonight tomorrow night and Sunday. Mrs Kime accompanying him will spend a few days in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Lough
Philadelphia
Wm. H. Ramsburg
Baltispore
Harry E. Chapline
Hagerstown
Join Diffendal
Harris &Filler
Charles W. Miller
North Market 1
Emmitsburg
Aliss Mildred Landauer
East Churh Street
Washington
Ali
Ellie Fiebbs
John Bowers
Marion J. Kimne
Wm. H. Kinerth
Zerstown
Trinity Lutheran Church
Kime
Will
Law Notes: Theft Charges and Local Court Proceedings
Paulise Milliberry, colored, was arrested by Deputy Sheil Dammer on larceny charges for stealing $5 from employer Mrs. Glean Worthington. Justice J. Francis Smith remanded her to jail until restitution. Michael Cramer faced theft charges in Myerson but Justice Smith dismissed for insufficient evidence. James Dimmy, colored, was fined 2 50 for striking a colored boy with a brick. Organ recital by Mrs. Laura Grant Short at College Hall Easter Sunday at 4 o clock with free admission. assisted by Ms Maswood, Ms Birely, Mr Staley, and Mr Beckwith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulise Milliberry
Sheil Dammer
Glean
Worthington
J. Francis Smith
Michael Cramer
Yesterns
Myerson
George K. Brende
James Dimmy
Alfred Ritter
Laura Grant Short
Woman’s College Music Faculty
College Hall
Short
Maswood
Birely
Staley
Beckwith
West Fourth Street Steam Engine Dispute Brought to Board
A Frederick alderman meeting addressed a request by residents led by Ex-Senator Rohrback to limit steam engine use on Fourth street to sixty days. The board approved a sixty day limit starting April 15 1908, while the railway claims franchise rights allow ongoing steam use for construction.
What Happened to Jones at Co A Society Event
The annual Co A MLN G dramatic offering is a premier society event with army officers expected in attendance. The play What Happened to Jones is a comedy packed with rapid laughter. Tickets are on sale and an early display of the R O Sign is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Co A
MLN. G
Company A
Maryland
R. O
City offices closed tomorrow for holiday
The City Register's office will be closed tomorrow due to the legal holiday. Harvey Zimmerman is remodeling his property on West Fourth Street. Frederick County law copies from the recent legislative session have been received by the Board of County Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Zimmerman
West Fourth Street
Frederick County
Board of County Commissioners
Farmers See Electric Farm Help At Irving Hotel Demonstration
Residents from nearby towns gathered at Hotel Irving Fork to watch the Electrical Development Company of Harford County showcase automatic home and farm appliances. Led by president J Alexis Shriver, the firm promotes electric power for farm tasks such as milking cows, washing, and hot water, with Belair Electric Company already supplying Belair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving
Fork
Witnes
Electrical Development Company
Harford Custy
J. Alexis Shriver
Belair Electric Company
Belair
St. Omer’s
Baltimore County
Sarge
Birthday Party Honors Jes Lilian Esterly at West Fourth
A Monday evening party at Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Esterly residence West Fourth street honored Jes Lilian Esterly on her tenth birthday. A large crowd attended including Mr. and Mrs. Ridgley and family along with many neighbors. Lillian received gifts and a postal shower. guests enjoyed a late repast and music after games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Esterly
West Fourth Street
Jes Lilian
Frank Ridgley
Hany Thompson
Roger
Fredline
Neie Flemming
Mollie Eyler
Mary
Ruth Eyler
Viola Swomler
Katheryn Rowe
Nellie Miller
Grace
Julia
Blumenour
Daisy Measel
Minnie Stull
Louise Swartz
Mildred
Ruth Shipley
Paulie Kline
Ada
Margaret Carter
Della Titlow
Pearl
Louise Schafer
Maggie Harrison
Edward Cronenburg
Hugh Homer
Louis Rowe
Robert Putman
Tuther Frazier
Areh
Hines
Oscar Gladhitl
Jesse Ramsburg
Austin Stone
Harry Swarts
Diamond Team Wins Bowling Contest at Diamond Alleys
A bowling contest at Diamond Bowling Alleys last night saw the Diamond team defeat Chesapeake. The line-up and scores followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Bowling
Chesapeake
Diamond
Improvements at the Wedgewood Cafe to become Wedgewood Inn
The Wedgewood Cafe undergoes major upgrades including a second story door through to Adams Express Company, furnished rooms, a new toilet and bath, and a drum sample room in the hallway. The cafe will close April 25 and shift to an American plan hotel under proprietor Frank B. Rhodes, with a uniformed porter seen on the street and other modern improvements announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedgewood
Wedgewood Cafe
Adams Express Company
Frank B. Rhodes
Wedgewood Inn
Wedewood Cafe
Bath
Uieets
Gift to Bank Clock From Examin er to Farmers and Mechanics
William M. Hardt national bank examiner from Philadelphia presents to the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of this city a handsome mantel clock for the directors. The case is mahogany with a simple, elegant finish. In a letter accompanying the gift he hopes the clock will keep time with the bank's progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Hardt
National Bank Examiner
Philadelphia
Farmers and Mechanics’ National Bank
Com
Hardt
Oriole Juniors Win 10 to 1 in Local Baseball Game
The Oriole Juniors defeated a picked team 10 to 1 on their grounds Tuesday afternoon. Batteries were Charles Cruma and Joe Tord for the Juniors and Roy Baker and Joe Hiller for the visitors. Waters starred with the bat for the Juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriole
Charles Cruma
Joe Tord
Roy Baker
Joe Hiller
Waters
West End Realty plans street extension and lots sale
Contracts to extend West street through West End Realty Co property with Westinghouse Kerr Co NY. Macadamized street with cement sidewalks, 12 inch pipe main, 40 foot building setbacks, and no front fences. Ten lots 61 62 feet frontage to be sold with restric tions. work likely to start next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Realty Co
Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co
New York
West Street
Dodge
Weinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co
Rockwell Terrace
Rockwell Terrece
Fourth Street
George EF. Wilcoxon
Easter and church services noted across multiple congregations
The notice lists Trinity M E church services led by Rev. John Paul Tyler, a Lutheran membership tally of eleven, Holy Communion times, Good Friday service, and Easter plans. It also mentions St Pauls Utica communion, Zion Reformed Easter observances, and a City Opera House screening about Jesse James with a Burlesque by The French Maids at Bijou Theatre on April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M. E. Church
South
John Paul Tyler
Evangelical Lutheran Church
St. Paul’s Church
Utica
The Work of Death. Charles SwiH. Charles Smith Dies
Charles Smith a 55 year old retired farmer died suddenly Monday morning at his home between Libertytown and Johnsville. He had been ill briefly after breakfast and collapsed from heart failure due to acute indigestion. He is survived by a widow, one son, and three daughters. Funeral was held at 10 o'clock at the M P church Libertytown with interment in Fairmount cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Swih
Charles Smith
Libertytown
Johnsville
Smith
Local Grocery and Event Notices Advertised in Frederick
Local ads promote B F Grove fruit stores with wide produce range and seafood. Upcoming events include Miss Ritchie’s school fundraiser at Junior Hall and a seafood and fruit sale at Marino Bros. Also listings for Easter fruits, home made candies sale, Good Friday notes, and a cafe rebrand to Wedgewood Inn.
Notices and promotions crowd Frederick listings
City health officer requires permits for hogs inside city limits with penalties for noncompliance. Ads offer Easter flowers and plants, fresh crab meat, beef, and seafood from local vendors. Box office seats for Company A’s play, Friday morning showtimes, and various local promotions and prices appear amid restaurant and shop notices.
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the Daily News
John Law
Aphara
Aphra) Behn
Eugene Beauharmais
Josephine
Italy
France
Mexico
United States
Samuel Suites, LE
Wasuketon
W. L.moore
Jewel Bijou
Iments Today
Jas_ FE
Chas. E. Trail
F. J. Schroider Market
Palace Royal Marine Bros
B. F. Grove
Kintz
Roxell’s
Lidie’s
Troxell
Aedgetrood
Cecefia
Mayor Smith
Ramsburg
3Liss Ritchie
W. F
G.R.R. CO
West | Fourth Street
G.B.R. Co
Lecter
Jacob Rohrback
Gambrill
W_, F. &G., Railway Co
Frederick City
J. L. Johnson
East Patrick Street
Middle Alley
Carroll Street
Hal and Buildings
City Opera House
Geo HK. Weiner
Daniel J. Young
Yellow Springs
Committee On Waterworks
Quick
Baltimore City Water Department
Westinghouse, Cbharch, Kerr & Co
East Church
Patrck Street
Third Street
Westinghouse, Church Kerr& Co
Bowers Lupither Co
H. C. Roberts Electric Co
General Electric Co
Charles Kese
EF. &. Thomas & Co
A_G. Quynn & Co
Union Wig. Co
Board of Aldermen
Frederick
Frazier Od
Bailey S
Shenk
Crum
Chesapeakes
Derr
Mercer
Staunton Si
Keefer
Blumgardner
Fraziers
West Third Street
News OF the Churches
Jesse James
James Boys
Missouri
Jesse
Frank James
Bob Ford
Jim
Wyandotte County Fair
St. Jose
Frank
Bijou Theatre
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
HD. Barber
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samgelg
Gro. Wa. Samra
Jons S. Rausayag
We. G. Haren
D. HB. Hazarri
C. M. Taowas
D. E. Beréeyen
Ectors
Dopa
Joan C. Morren
Tos. H. Harter
Dasiz, Baren
C.H. Cole
M.D
CG. E. Cumz
Bacea
Roebree Sakae
B.F. Grove
Marino Bros
South Market Street
North Market
Comer
Charles Kintz
S. S
U. B. Church
Harry Fahrney
North Market Street
Tsoxett’s
Dudley Buck
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
St. Cecelia’s
J. A. Rasspiere
East Fourth Street
Lidie
Sohn D. Rendrickson
Frail. Co
Z. C
MEX
Aster Neckwear
Copenhagen
John D. Bendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Naps & Miller
Suk
Fuet
Oriental
Venice
Anglaise
Valenciennes
Chantilly
SIEKS_ Xo
Erraunedd
McCunpy
Geo
Evw
Sse
Baltimore
B. F. Guove
Palace Royal
West Patrick
Troxent
Prederick County
West
All Saints Street
Henry Tram
Fred"k. Co
McGareaus
Old Adams Express
C. Hers. & Sons
the Florists
W. South Street
Davin Grorr
McCarpsiz’s
Grater Scuier
HrEsugexcer’s
Earth
George
Rodock & CO
CHE Big
Havana
Volta Dey Poulards
Sle
Ak Merry Widow
George S. Kodock & CO
Thos. P. Rice
George Rice
Fredenck
Thomas P.rice
Market Street
A. J. Eichelberger
China
Northwest Cot
Royizdawiy Ee
TK. Young
Harles T. K. Young
Gall
Aicre
Liberty
City
Om Pike
Slaper Church
Lewistown
Urbana
Patrick Treet
East Seventh Street
Court Street
Cramer & Stauffer
Soa
E. Cramer
Stadtler
Fidelity
Ioan
Joan
Ord
Thard Street
Pike
Etberly
West Second Street
Fredericn, Mis
F. B. Sappington
Dad
City Hall
Proderick, Md
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