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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1903
Page
3
Purely Personal Notice of Those Who Come and Go
Purely personal notes list Mr Joseph D. Baker away on business and Mr John F. Walter of Hanover visiting relatives in the city. Miss Elle Pigman heads to Washington on a visit. Mrs John Grambine and daughter Maude visit Baltimore, others return from Baltimore. Mrs F O Knott returns from Baltimore, Mrs Sobley and daughter return from Baltimore visit. Mrs C P Bennett and Miss Josephine Weaver, East Second arrest, visit Washington. Mrs Emma Fenster spends time with her son Walter Fenster in Baltimore. Mrs Sallie Toomas of Washington DC guests of the Mantz sisters in South Market. Dr A A Sharretts departs for Washington DC en route to Colorado Springs. Mrs Charles Ranneberger and daughter with son George Ranneberger in Fongaville. Mr C B Tyson of USMC goes to Washington after visiting city. Elmer Waltman returns from University of Maryland dentistry exam. Wm Buckey, former Gay street conductor now Seaboard parlor car conductor, visits parents and friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Baker
John F. Walter
Hanover
Elle Pigman
Washington
John Grambine
Maude
Baltimore
F. O. Knott
East Church Street
Thomas Sobley
C. P. Bennett
Josephine Weaver
East Second Arrest
Emma Fenster
Jefferson
Walter Fenster
Sallie Toomas
Washington, D. C
Mantz
South Market Street
A. A. Sharretts
Washington, D.C
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Charles Ranneberger
A.O. Keller
George Ranneberger
Fongaville
C. B. Tyson
United States Marine Corps
Tyson
Thie City
Elmer Waltman
University of Maryland
Wmn. Buckey
G. Jacob Buckey
Gay Street
Pullman
Seaboard Air Line
Jackeonville
Florida
Obituary notices from Frederick and area deaths
The column records multiple deaths and funeral details in Frederick and nearby towns. Joanna Stowell Oden, aged 61, died at 193 South Market Street after a life in Frederick. survived by five children. Funeral from the house Saturday at 3 pm with burial at Mt Olivet. Also listed are notices for Stanley Wachter, 19, of Adamstown. G Samuel Saman, age unspecified. and Harry B. Lare, infant son. Interments at Mt Olivet or nearby cemeteries. firms and ministers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanna S. Oden
Joanna Stowell Oden
John B. Oden
Henry Stowell
Hingham
Mass
South Market Street
Oden
Frederick
Presbyterian Church
Henry
Howard County
Edward
Waynesboro
Melvin
Wesley H. Kaufman
Martinsburg
W. Va
Amelia Oden
T. Freeman Dixon
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
Stanley Wachter
K. A. Wachter
Adamstown
Baltimore
Alvine Qoonner
Wm. L. Heuser
Lewistown
Frank Thomas
East Patrick Street
Frank Saman
Harry B. M., Intans
John
Mary Lare
Pearl
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Sale of Fine Trotting Horses From C M de Garmendia
The sale at the fair grounds drew horsemen from multiple places to bid on standard bred stock from Tuscarora Stock Farm. Monocacy stallion attracted attention as buyers from Baltimore New Market and Frederick purchased bay and gray geldings and fillies with records ranging up to 2 25. Prices ranged from 62.50 to 435 for various Monocacy progeny including a notable bay gelding and several fillies and colts per dam and birth year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos M. de Garmendia
Tuscarora
Walter Saunders
Joseph Bussard
Monocacy
de Garmendia
Aase
Monooney
Billy Winks
de. J. W. Downey
New Market
Lucy King
A. Ziegler
Baltimore
Thomas Ryan
Luc King
J. O. Lanier
Koopaake
M. J. O'Brien
Ellicott Oley
Mono
Char‘Lotte
J. O. Lamar
Mariposs
Patuxent
A. Hershberger
Licksyville
O. P. Smith
McSherryatown
Monooscy
Patka
J. E. Shafer
Faika
Dr. D. E. Stone
Mt. Pleasant
Tuscarori
Katy
Monorcacy
Merry Legs
Samuel Emmart
Hagerstown
Welsh Brothers Circus Parade and Show at Burger's Lot
Welsh Brothers keep their advertising promise with a splendid parade and exhibition on East Patrick street. Delays from Hanover caused a late start. features include three bands, a Apache leader Chief Kennytosky, ornate chariots, gray homes, and the marvelous 63-horse act. Another show begins at eight tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burger's
Kennytosky
Mr J R Marriott Heads to Martinique for Visit
Mr J R Marriott, visiting Frederick, plans a stay on Martinique after a month in town. He will attend to business in a desk town then return to Los Angeles. Born in Singapore, he left Frederick at 13 and has not seen his childhood scenes for 22 years. He is known to many old citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinique
J. R. Marriott
Frederick
Mr. Marriott
Los Angeles
Cal
Singapore
Marriott
Market Quotations and Public Notice of Remedy
The Local Mart reports today’s market quotes from Estern Milling and Export: Gora at 2.35 per barrel shelled. 44 cents per bushel for wheat No 2 red 78 steamer. oats 0 per bushel. hay range 15 to 120 per ton. Also a public notice touts Dosa's Ointment as a remedy for itchy skin with free samples at Clinton E. Main's Pharmacy on Monday April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estern Milling & Export Company
Gora
Real estate transfers and marriages in courts weekly list
Transactions show transfers of real estate, dozens of parcels with buyers sellers and amounts, plus marriage licenses for multiple couples in Frederick and neighboring counties. Orphans Court entries include administrations inventories and accounts for Sophia Thaler and other estates, with wills, executors, guardianship reports, and sale orders.
Baltimore Presbytery elects commissioners to General Assembly
After an hour of balloting the Presbytery of Baltimore elected Rev. Donald Gatbele Rev. W. L. Everett Rev. Thomas F. Dixon as commissioners to the General Assembly in Los Angeles May 31. Alternates include J. W. Campbell C. W. Somerville and Jac Fraser. Elder commissioners named are Robert H. Smith John T. Hill R. Harris Archer with others. Expenses to Los Angeles borne by the Presbytery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbytery of
Baltimore
Brown Memorial Church
General Assembly
Presbyterian Denomination
Los Acxeles
Cal
Mioraserial
Donald Gatbele
First Presbyterian
Onurok
W. L. Everett
Light Street
Ohoroh
Thomas F. Dixon
Frederick
W. Campbell
Sweet Air
C. W. Somerville
the Covenant Church
Jac. Fraser
New Windsor
Robert H. Smith
Second Church
John T. Hill
Central Church
R. Harris Archer
Obnohville
Ileroutes
M.@. Sykes
Elliots City
Justus H. Eblers
James Davis
Highlandtown
Los Angeles
Henry Bracoh
Presbytery
Commissionera
J Wynne Jones
KE. H. Robbins
Vaclav Vanek
T. Holmes Walker
George B. Bell
Hamilton
Baltimore County
I. OC. Yeakel
Mr. Yeakel
T. 5
Brown
Acholara
Exposition Caves Name Streets and Napoleon Hotel Site
A St Louis board named streets of concessions for the Exposition visitors. The flag emblem of royalty was re-adopted as official city symbol. A site for a big hotel, Napoleon Bonaparte, was set on the fair grounds. A Dayton market with broad offerings and German community described as lively and extensive, held 7 to 11. Frederick writers praised the event and market scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Loni
Napoleon Bonaparte
Dayton
Ohio
Boms
Patrick
Church
Wagon display endorses Wagaman for judge nomination
In Hagerstown on Monday a wagon paraded the streets with a sign urging votes for Wagaman this fall. The message likely referenced Charles D. Wagaman, a Republican judge nomination hopeful, but Wagaman himself had no knowledge of the display, which was done by supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Wagaman
Charles D. Wagaman
County Commissioners Approve New Road Fund and Constable Resignation
The County Commissioners met to approve an extra appropriation of 200 for district No. 15 road supervisor Marshall O. Gough. They also accepted the resignation of Jacob B. Barbough as county constable in Haavers district. An education ad promotes kidney health with Dosa's Kidney Pills and mentions a free distribution at Glinton E. Maio's Pharmacy on Monday, April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall O. Gough
Glinton E. Maio
National Bank Balance Sheet 1903 Reported
The document presents a balance sheet for a national bank with assets and liabilities including capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and taxes paid. It lists various liabilities such as due to other national banks, state banks and bankers, trust notes and savings banks, approved reserve agents, and dividends unpaid. Signatures from cashier WM. G. Cimemban and cashier WM. Zimmerman appear with sworn attestation by J. Travers Thomas, NP, dated April 14, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Nat
Nlekolg
Savage
Mauv Lane
James E. Walker
J.D. Baker
Alddatawlt
Glass of Fashion and Dress Goods Store Ad Teems With Offer
NEzlvia and Miller promote a lavish display of lace curtains linen dress fabrics and carpets at sale prices. The ad highlights spring novelties exclusive carpet ideas and a bustling store atmosphere inviting readers to visit and view the selection. Fresh seafood crackers and dining items are also advertised with home delivery and orders.
Brief Bits and Spring Happenings This Week
A compact column notes last week of April with garden produce like strawberries and string beans, a Sunday parade bonaveta, and schoolgirls awaiting commencement day. It hotly pairs proverbs on trouble, diplomats, and talkativeness with local happenings including repainting at residences on South Market Street. It also promotes Dean’s Ointment for itching piles and eczema with free samples at Clinton E. Main’s Pharmacy on Monday April 27th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Marman
L. C. Flautt
South Market Street
Dean
Clinton E. Main
Blumenauer opening invites readers to spring and summer shows
Blumenauer and Company invite attendance at their spring and summer openings on Wednesday and Thursday April 22 and 23. A full line of Pattern Hats and Bonnets, ready for ladies. The Orme Optical Co of Washington D C to examine eyeglasses at homes free of charge. optician to be in Frederick City April 24 to May 2. Eyeglasses fitted with guarantee and exchange if unsatisfactory. Also carpet cleaning and late books promotion at 12 N Market St with Isancgle & Wagaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blumenauer and Company
Orme Optical Co
Washington, D. C
Frederick City
A. B. Beebe
N. Market St
Carrel
Irving Bacheiler
Elisa Holdes
N. Market Street
Isancgle & Wagaman
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Franklin B. Smith
Alice McPherson Smith
William B Sout
Hester A. R. Feaga
Whiliam M. Feaga
Edward P. Feage
Josiah K. Feaga
Elijah T. Stalr
Charles H. Brooks
Samuel Claggett
Gyras O. Favorite
Catharine J. Favorite
Matilds Alexander
Martian O. Fiohr
Mary G
Lars G. Bardner
Alice V. Anders
Eliza
T. F. Dison
Dixon
Taras
The
ABC
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank OF
U. S
Eyene
Lotlot
Total
Hendrickson
Neidig & Meller
Nezlvia & Miller
Gotham
Frehlon
Neldig & Miller
Clinton E, Main
Parsons
Clinton
Redvate Pharmacist
G .N. Market
Grateres County
City Hotel Grill
F. B. Sappington
Rogers Bros
Kolves
City Opera House
Fiat
City Operas House
Don A. Honff
J.7 Honff
L. E. Mullinix
George
Roddle & CO
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
T. Rice & Bons
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth Street
Frederick County Telephone
Farmer's Exchange
PHS
Fredericn County
Western
Hays Clover
Timothy
All Sainte
Peterman
Frankin Street
Ballinwrs
City Hotel
Martedawly
S . Smith
Maulerue
New York Hospital
Wil, C. Boteler
North Markrt Street
Avdily Frederick, MD
Ndail
E. Cramer
Lipike
Craver
Hethel Charen
H- SS
City
All Saints
Park
McKinsirr
Rey
Joan
Peeing
Mchale
Market Street
Yel Spes
I. E. Cline
ARPETS \ND FURNITURE
Clines
Excelsior Steam
Gevarates
G. Wazixa Tysos
Qarhiy
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