Funeral notices and remedies in Emmitsburg area
Multiple funeral notices dated from a Sunday to Monday describe services at Quinn Memorial and Asbury churches with Rev. Johnson and Rev. Beck officiating. Pallbearers include Taylor, Brown, Skinner, Clark, Carroll, and Jones. interments at Greenmount Cemetery, Laboring Boo’s, Pleasant Hill, and Mount Guvet. Also reports property sale in Emmitsburg and advertisements for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and other medicines with local retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam H Taylor
Quinn
Samuel Johnson
Nicholas Gnnwney
Pall
Wesley Brown
Henry Skinner
Thomas Clark
Wilson ‘Taylor
Charles E Carpenter
John Nor‘ton
Greensmount Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sonar
Emily R
Mary R. M
Willam Kell
Pieasant Hill Church
P. D. Fahroey
Plessant All
Rice & Sons
Amanda & Hedges
Dr. Eschbach
Wm. McCaffrey
Everett Harding
Jacob Rohrbach
W. S Parsons
H.C. Keefer
Samuel Wertelmer
Mount Guvet Cemetery
W. H. B. Eichison
Personal notices of visitors and travel among local residents
PURELY PERSONAL. Paragraphs About Those Who Come 1.4 Go. Mrs. J. A. Remnaberg, of last Fourth street, is visiting relatives and friends in Washington, D. C. Mr. Roy Phoebus and Charles Houck, of Baltimore, came to Frederick on their bicycles to spend Easter. Miss Ollie Phoebus and Miss Alrce Berek, of Frederick, pont Gunday in Middletown. Misa Nellie L. Ostrick, of Baltimore, is visiting her mother on East Patrick street. Dr Grier Simonton, of Pittsburz, Pa., is visiting his parents, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. William Simontos, of Emmaltsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Remnaberg
Last Fourth Street
Washington, D. C
Roy Phoebus
Charles Houck
Baltimore
Frederick
Ollie Phoebus
Alrce Berek
Pont Gunday
Middletown
Misa Nellie L. Ostrick
East Patrick Street
Grier Simonton
Pittsburz, Pa
William Simontos
Emmaltsburg
Easter Ball at Junior Hall Draws Large Crowd
The Easter Ball hosted by a committee from the Junior Cream Fire Engine Company last night drew a large attendance at Junior Hall. A social note also mentions Mrs. J. Roger McSherry hosting an at home event this evening from 8 to 11 for friends to greet the McSherrys’ guests. An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a digestion aid and blood builder, praising its long history and urging against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gream Fire Engine Company
Hows
J. Roger Mc3herry
Drerce
Gollen
Bruges
Many Improvements Mark Frederick Growth and Prosperity
Frederick sees extensive upgrades across businesses and homes with new fronts, repainting, and structural work. Doll Brothers dry goods and George A Gilbert receive facelifts. Central Dry Goods House updates. bridges planned on East Sixth Street. several properties repainted on West Third Street and Court Street. A grand stand addition at the Fair Ground to seat 5000, new Cattle building demolition, and construction of a three story mixed use building on North Market Street progress. Multiple stores on North and South Market streets prepare modern glass fronts and private passages, signaling a busy spring for contractors and painters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Istter
Huve Beer
Tee Newe
Doll Brothers Dry Goods
North Market Stree
Geo. A. Gilbert
Thomas H. Hailer
P. W. G. Sively
East Second Street
Charles Fleming
East Sixth Street
David Carlin
Henry Lampe
Keefer
Zimmerman
West Third Street
Henry Williams
Court Street
Charles A. Pools
Fair Ground
W. L. Duvall
North Alarket Street
North Market Street
Jac. A. Kennedy
Wesley Baltsil
Frederick match Maryland Schoolboys edge Unions in eight-inning thriller
A large crowd watched the Maryland School team defeat the Frederick Unions 4 to 3 in eight innings at the fairgrounds. Benson and Miller starred for the School, striking out fifteen, while Fleshman and Bennett led the Unions. The Schoolboys showed marked improvement over last year. Also noted: Henry Swope’s serious illness at his Liberty-area home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Fstr
Maryland
Molesworth
Washington League
Miller
Baltimore
Jack Ely
John Wood
Benson
Suriking
Fleshman
Bennett
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ROYAL
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York City
the Daily News
Catharine Hyder
Emmitsburg
Henry Wiliams
Frederek
Chamberlain
Leim
A. L. Pearce
W. N. Rudy
Ft. Aarr
A. Wilkewson
Frederick, Md
Whitehs Cure
J. B. Martin
Humteyville
Sis
Albert L Pears
Hiteideon Building
Albert L. Pearr
Jokinson
Albert L. Pearce
Etchison Building
Shilok
Alert L. Etchison Buillding
Sea
Sweeney
Cal
Mys
Edie
Sievy Albert
Albert
Toliet
TEE G. F. Smith Manufacturing Col Chemists
Woodeboro, MD
Borsaie Brether Broa
WW. Snr
Mt Airy
Circulartree
Royal Medicine Co
ChisGoznat
Frederica, Md
S.schlee & Bro
Central Hardware Co
Old Central
W. Patrick Bt
Gould
Busealo
N. Hauer
Patrick ST
Paine’s
The
A. L. Pearre
Market Street
Mateos
E.iires Co Philatephia
Tage
Greguras
SILK
Derby
Berbies
New Spring
A. Gilbert
S. Miller & CO
Anna Giering
Mart
East
Baltimore Street
W.L. Douglas
Shush
W. L. Douglas
Wil Douslas
Brownster Bose
Jay
Stead
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York
Tivoli Brewery
ATS Atsa
ITA
Yeu
Minusaimtutw
East Patrick Stress
John T. Lewis & Bros. CO
South Front St
Philadelphia
BOCK
Robert Portner
BRE#“INC COMPANY
Jas
Warfield
E C. Strangmann
Prichd
Ih. B. Etchison
South Market St
Willard C. Keller
South Market ST. Frederick, MD
Henry Swope
Libery
D'Geeton
Ismoe Jones
Jones & Son
Cowden
Weir
Brig
Williamson
North Market St
Beeree
Karls
Weil
BR Wescoxs
Albere L. Peary
Targest Pacha
N. K. Fairbank Company
Lous
Sewark
Boston
PbUsdelsbie
Ceres
Sterling Remedy CO
Yoor
B. H. Blackstoy & Soy
City Bottling Works
Vonderhorst
PABST
Milwaukee
William H. Shipley
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