Purely Personal Shows Local Visiting and Moves
Miss Nannie G McCaffrey of New London visits relatives in the city. Miss Sallie James of East South street returns from Baltimore. Miss Elizabeth Bader of Irving College Mechanicsburg Pa spends Easter at Clarke Place. Mr David Kline and Miss Olga Kline of West Falla visit Mr John J White’s family and return. Mr Wilford F Balling of Washington and Lee University visits home due to his mother’s illness. Mr Asaph Clark of Hast Fourth Street becomes motorman with Hospital Traction Company in Washington DC and will move family there. Frederic Webster Legg, son of Mr and Mrs Edgar E Legg, spent a few days in town. Mr Logg works with Hamilton & Co Baltimore and was here on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie G. McCaffrey
New London
Sallie James
East South Street
Baltimore
Elizabeth Bader
Irving College
Mechanicsburg
Clarke Place
David Kline
Olsra, Kline
West Falla
John J. White
East Fourth Street
Wilford F. Balling
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Christian Railing
Asaph
Clark
Fourth Street
Ospital Traction Company
Washington
D.C
Frederic Webster Legg
Edgar E. Logg
Logg
Hambleton & Co
Suhley Camp Cadets Form Preliminary Organization
A preliminary Bohley Camp Cadets group forms with Maurice Holdcraft as acting president Walter Ramsburg as secretary and Charles Hagan as treasurer Signups open for those over four feet six inches and city good character youths Instructors will train regular army drills and ceremony steps with plans to elect officers and a battalion from Sons of Veterans May 30 uniforms planned and a church visit asked for Middletown assistance Next drill tomorrow at 730 with a competent drillmaster included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohley Camp
Maurice Holdcraft
Walter Ramsburg
Charles Hagan
Tresaurer
Middletown
Toms
Bciley Camp
Saladad
Brief Bits From The News Page
A compact, period style item sheet notes midmonth mood with Arbutas parties and after hours shops. It recalls a trolley excursion to Hagera town for about 160 people and a playful quip about a ship’s decks not suited for children. A painter works on Joseph D. Baker’s East Church street home while Easter preparations fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude
Hagera
J. Henry Lampe
Joseph D. Baker
East Church Street
Religious World Sunday Schools and Societies
A long report summarizes local church activities for Easter week across denominations. Taneytown Lutheran plans a congregational reception on Easter Monday with Rev Charles Brook expected. Rev T Freeman Dixon led Presbyterian services. St John’s Catholic Church held masses and palm blessing with Fr W S Kane. All Saints Evangelical Reform and Grace Reformed note morning and evening sermons and Sunday schools. Lutheran confirmation next Sunday. and United Brethren marks its Centennial Memorial with Bishop Mills delivering the fourth anniversary sermon and a large Sunday school program aided by Frederick Select Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Charles ¥. Brook
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
Mary Magdalen
St. John's Catholic Church
Sime Palm
Kane
Bérgice
Christ
Gilpin
Shepherd
Sohleyaville
Elizabeth Knott
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rush Lewis
L A. Thirlkeld
Epworth League
Misa Jeasie Goodall
Grace Reformed Church
E L McLean
Ostechise
Tas
Steck
Thoreday
Calvary
Colgetha
United Brethren
United Brathran
Frederick Select Orchestra
Y.P.O.U
Misa Clara Zimmerman
Reno
Harp
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Church
Volancary
Mise Clara Zimmerman
Byme
Power of Jesus
C. T. Stern
D. D. of York
Pamueto
Jesus
Keno S. Harp
Love of
Misa Rath Elne
Mias
Edna Carter
Bertha
Nellie Kiracofe
Messrs. M. D
Mies Grace Orum
Mille
Musto
Misa Siay Summers
J. W. Kira
Charles F. Kintz
J. Milla Presert
Gabriel
Frederick Beleot
Bishop Mills
W. W. Pickett
Glenn O. Garber
Hatl
T. Btero
J. W. Kirecofe
Klele Fox
Bertha A. Kirncofe
Frederick
Holy City
Clara Zimmerman
Oceana
GO. T. Stern
Ira O. Smith
Presbytery of Baltimore Meets With Elections and Debates
The two hundred sixtieth meeting of the Presbytery of Baltimore opens in Second Presbyterian Church with sermons, election of a moderator, and ballots for General Assembly delegates. Overtures on the Book of Discipline and calls to ministers are discussed as committees report on a new church at Osnon and salary changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Presbytery
Second Presbyterian Church
DeWitt M. Bencham
General Assembly
Winona Lake
Ind
E. A. McAlpie
Babcock Hismorial Church
MoCotosh
Walbrook Church
Westminster Church
West Fausttn Street
Light Street
Mr. Everett
Brunswick
Fallston
Franklinville
Harford
Baltimore Counties
W. M. Ayde
Pennsylvania
Tas Pulprist Reed Memorial
Tbta City
J. G. Cownling
O. W. Sommerville
Church of the Covenant
Thas
Clement E B. Ward
Kensington
Colorado
Henry Branch
Billicotté City
Branch
Osnon
Frederick Concrete Block and Cement Company Formed
Articles of Incorporation filed by George William Smith David Wertheimer Philip T Kuhn William B Jamee and E B Ramabarg establish Frederick Concrete Block and Cement Company to manufacture concrete blocks cement and related building materials. Capital stock set at 5000 in 200 shares at 25 per share with incorporators serving as first year board. Main office to be in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Corporation
Messrs
George William Smith
David Wertheimer
Philip T. Kuhn
William B. Jamee
E B. Ramabarg
Frederick Concrete Block and Cement Company
Frederick
Local residents regain health after brief illnesses
Sick Mr George Roberta of this city, who was operated on a few days ago, is improving as expected. Miss Pearl A Eader of Hast Church Street is able to be out again after illness. Mr James E Solt of South Market Street is somewhat indisposed. Miss Grace Saylor of South Market Street, confined with rheumatism, is able to be out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahe
George Roberta
Mise Pearl A. Eader
Church Street
James E Solt
South Markettreat
Misa Grace Saylor
South Market Street
Real Estate Sale Records From Emmitsburg Area
Public sale items list mortgage holder Peter F Burkes selling Alonza Peddicord property of 415 acres southwest of Emmitsburg with improvements, sold for 287 Mosars Gelwicks and Frizzell purchase Adam Treater mountain farm of 150 acres on Friends' Creek to J Thomas Gelwicka for 1050.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weal
Peter F. Burkes
Alonza Peddicord
Emmitsburg
Burkes
Mosars
Gelwicks
Frizzell
Adam Treater
Friends’ Greek
County
J. Thomas Gelwicka
Convulsions Baffle Local Woman At Home
Mrs F T Hopwood of West Fourth Street suffered convulsions of the brain in her yard yesterday afternoon around 11 30. She was found about 1 05 am and moved indoors where a doctor was summoned. Indigestion was given as the cause. she recovered by evening and was markedly improved this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Hopwood
Bicycle collision leaves man bleeding after pole impact
Mr. Harry Lebherz of East Third Street struck his head on a Tollgate pole while riding the Gashouse Pike yesterday afternoon. He was knocked senseless, later regained consciousness, and rode to Dr. L A Burock's office where it was found an artery had been severed. He was able to be out today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lebherz
East Third Street
Lebherz
L. A. Burock
Leichert
Roger Sinn Found Safe in Omaha After Death Report
Cumberland Brewing Company agent Roger Sinn located in Omaha after a sudden death report. Fraternal orders tied to Sinn in Cumberland have been asked for aid, and it is said Mr. Binn is very ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Sinn
Bat I
Cumberland Brewing Company
Omaha
Neb
Sinn
Cumberland
Binn
Market Quotations From The Local Mart
Mr G Waring Tynon presents today’s market prices for corn and wheat. Corn shelled 46 cents per bushel. Wheat No 2 red 1.01 dollars per bushel and No 3 red 97 cents. Freight terms vary with steamer rates and damaged goods noted. general gate price around 40 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring
Woman Arrested Over Obscene Letters Case in Walkerville
Mrs Mary Mehrling of East Second Street was arrested on a charge of sending obscene letters to Harry Wilhide and others in Walkerville. She admitted writing the letters after investigation by U S Deputy Marshal Carter and Commissioner Rose O White. The letters, signed J E, were linked to the Wilhide family, with the daughter Aggie noted as a target. The case proceeds to a Thursday hearing with post office inspectors alerted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Charlen Robertson
Chapel Alley
Mehrling
Wilbide
U. S
Matechal Lewis F.’. Carter
DeGrange
White
Harry Wilhide
McDevitt Released on Bail in Arson Case
Barry E. McDevitt and two companions charged with Os-Fibre Brush Work plant arson posted 2000 bail after Judge Motter set the bond. The case involved a 1904 statutory change that reclassified the crime, now imprisonment 2 to 20 years. Fire Marshal McAfee and Deputy MacGill reported confessions and traveling to Annapolis to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry E. Mc Davitt
General Assembly
Lloyd T. MacGill, Jr
Wm. O. McAfes
Frederick
Aumapolia
McAfee
MacGill
Charles T.K. Young
Annapolis Ia
Marshal McAfee
Opening of Millinery Parlor at McCardell’s
Local notice announces the opening of a millinery parlor by Misa Maude Hunichen of Spring and Bammer Hats and Bonnets on Thursday and Friday, April 20 and 21, 1905, at 121 West Patrick Street. Beater Novelties and Load Atlas Cement offers appear, with merchandise from one cent up. Knox & James and faster candy boxes are also advertised at McCardell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Maude Hunichen
West
Patrick Street
N.B. & D. Mantz
Booth Market St
New Goods and Special Flour Offerings Announced
A chaotic ad page advertises various goods from dresses and lace curtains to Easter novelties. It notes a special flour product named The Bait of Life, with multiple stores listed for purchase and a railroad convention travel notice included among hardware sales and local promotions.
Easier ante and parish events at Frederick in April
Local notice lists an Easier ante benefit for Frederick City Hospital Guild at Mrs. Charles Baughman’s residence on April 18 from 10 to 12 and 5. All Saints church hosts parish entertainment on April 26 marking the Jubilee with St Musso by Ss Cecelia's chapter. Also offers fresh deviled crabs daily, piano sales, millinery exhibit, gas ranges, and trees from J A Ramsburg Nurseryman. Memorial note honors Mary Lois Krantz died March 15, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Charles Baughman
West Oboroh Street
Congregation of All Saints’ Church
St. Musso
Ss. Cecelia
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Nand
Isabella
Oe Mhus
Benjamin Prandia
Wiliam Gatmere
Charlister
Simins
Actidibsa
Tt & FP. M
Wassingtam
Maryland
Pete
W. L. Moors
The
Weather Bureau
China
Osment
Ezra Houck, Jr
W.H. Ball
Jobo Elsanhauer
R. E. Rontzahn
O. White
Francis Smith
R. Yeakle
Maude Hunichen
Kahn & Jamea
McCardell
McCardell's
O. O. Carty
Doll Bros
Neidig & Miller
Rodock & Co
Suhley Camp
Schivy Camp
Sons of Veterana
Pharoh
George DeLashmutt
Farmera’ Exchange
Birdl
Maud McLaughlin
Eobody & Quartette
C. T. Sterna
Adam Kratzer
Church Bank
Mra. Mehruog
Mollie Outlier
Mary C. Mehrling
Adwira
Walkereville
M’devitt
Henry Ramsburg
East Second Street
Stanley
Holmes Baker
Shia City
Bader Baeketa
McOardell's
Knox & James
Citizens Rational Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
Joan Wendrickson
Sera “Model
Oream
Dream Cheviote
Sarges
Mohalis
Bedford Cords
Voilez
Batiste
Eolisnes
Haurietts
Lansdowne, &c
Waleta
Madras
Kolipss Goody
John Hendriockson
Newdig & Miller
Shane
WONEN
Desorts
N. P
Nore
G. Waring Tyson
E. J. Winebrener
Oesall & Gorman
W. Patrick
G. L. Renn
Abe Eichelberger
EH. Winebrener
EB. Patrick
Ray
Pearl and
Mé. Pleasant
Besant & Knott
E. Patrick St
Rhodea
R. Kamp
Grabill & Hiker
Bartonaville
M. Uiz
New Market
A. J. Zimmerman
W.H. Smith
Charlesville
Nicholeon Bros
Dickerson
Geo
LT. Kohlenberg
Adamstown
EK. A. Wachter
William H. Keh
W. All Sainte Streak
Lanter
Wes
Kanter Oarda
Bells
Jarlande Gora A
Poole
Market Street
Bnealness
Painta, &S
J. E. Price & Go
AvLex G Quysx & Co
Ipworth League
Denver
Col
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
Tlaketa
Tooluatve
Baltimore & Ohio
Pittaburg
Chicago
B.&o
O. W. Basnett
E, Mullenix
L. E. Mullinix
N. B
George 5
Oliennes
George
Rodock
Isio
Perry Rice
INIG
Perry Rice & Bro
Isk PL
ALT
Issim Aa
Rice & Bons
Thomas P. Rice
North Mahkht Street
A.J. Eichelberger, NW
Cor. Market and
Third Sts
Jawie
Frederick County
Ezddawiy
Cecil & Gorman
Patrick
DP E. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Oo. L. Kefauver. Vultival Specialist
Cor. Church and Market Sts
Frederick, MA
National Bank
Markat
Patrick Streets
WM. C. Boteler
Eee
Aera
Proteor Rour Property
Trespare
F. B. Sappington
Tolley
F. B
Nigw Spa Pee Brehve
Kennedy
Gem
R. F. Thomas
Conservatory of
Munlo
Frepgsrick Gas & Exc Co
South Market
Allen G. Quys
Norway
J. A. Ramsburg
Mary Lois Krantz
Lois
Reat
Tia Angulss
Aonla
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