Travelers and visitors reported in local notes
Pusey personal items show Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Ross departed for Hot Springs Arkansas. Mr. P E Long left for Washington on a brief relatives visit. Mr and Mrs H Dorsey Owlegs of Knoxville Tennessee are registered at City Hotel. Mrs Wm D Martin of North Market street visits Baltimore sisters. Mrs Robert Goodman of Virginia and Mrs Rogers Boges of Baltimore visit Mrs T Freeman Dixon on West Second street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Ross
Hot Springs
Arkansas
P.E. Long
Washington
H. Dorsey Owlegs
Knoxville
Repainting and construction in local homes and stores
The Wiley notes several property updates including repainting at the Bowere residence on Clarke Place and at the Spor-Seller and Bennett properties on East Second street. Repainting also targets the Starr and Greenwalt homes on West Patrick street. A new pavement is laid in front of T. J. Michael’s store on South Market street, with work by McClellan Phaius and crew. The Independent Hoss Company plans its regular quarterly meeting at Lo'eluck, while a powerhouse dynamo from EF. & M. RB. R. ships to Pittsfield, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Bowere
Clarke Place
Merril F. Moberly
Hoss Company
Lo’eluck
Pittsfield
Mazz
C. P. Bennett
East Second Eirest
John J. Sheffeld
Eugene Spor
South Market Street
J. Henry Lampe
Lewis EF. Kusmaul
Benton Kenodle
Ongries A. Welty
Messrs
J. W. Starr
Samuel Greenwalt
West Patrick Street
Merril F. Moterly
T. J. Michael
McClellan Phaius
Baltimore News Briefs on Accidents and Local Events
A string of Baltimore area incidents includes the accidental death of Conductor Payton HB. Conaway at Ostroll Switch on the Baltimore and Ohio line, and Alexander W. Edelen’s suicide at 322 East Laryale street. Also noted are a resignation from the Board of Baltimore County Commissioners and a fatal railroad incident at Stemmer’s Run. A monument ceremony for Revolution War sailors was held at the State capital, while Fire Marshal Lloyd T. MacGill investigates the Beallsir Road blaze that destroyed a bowling alley, saloon, and dwelling near Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hotel
Baltimore
Payton HB. Conaway
Ostroll
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Alexander W. Edelen
Yale Street
Warfield
George W. Yeliot
Board of
Bsisimore County Commissioners
Riv
Hearty
Lisclair
She Philadelphs
Baltimore and Washington Railroad
Stemmers
Annspolis
Matshal
Lloyd T. MacGill
John B. Berger
Beilsir Road
Belief Fund Operetta at City Opera House Tonight
The operetta The Japanese Girl by young women of the Woman's College, directed by Miss Fant Le Roy and Prof. Beckwith, serves as a Belief Fund benefit for San Francisco relief. An All Saints Episcopal church collection Sunday morning also aids the relief effort. today’s News notes a $1 contribution to the relief fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belief Fund
City Opera House
Woman’s College
San Francisco
News Today
Parade honors at Brunswick visit by Red Men chiefs
A Grand Council of the Improved Order of Red Men held near Brunswick featured a formal visit by Jona W. Cherry of Nuts Virginia and other dignitaries. Delegates attended the Great Council in Brunswick, addressed by leaders, with a banquet and planned future council in Snow Hill Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osiczewa Teibs
OLR
Snch
H. Darney Etchison
Frederick Select Orcheatra
Red Men
Great Council of the
Improved Order of Red Men
Brunswick
Snow Hill
cHrisis
Aod
J. W. Qberry
T. KE. Dornally
Walter B. Hubbard
Baltimore City
Edward E. Allison
Calelmore
P. EB. Porter
Avrapolis
Jenior Sagemere
K I. Rinker
Prophet
Gro
J. O. Littietos
Elisha EB. Twilley
Wampum
Sachem Hubbard
William A Hastieg
Grest Sonnsap
James F.gibzoo
Wm. Dickinson
Joshua Jones
Pcrest
Board of Appeals
E. H B. Backinghan
State of the Order
John W.loodenslager
John W. Longenfelter
BR. BE. Sir Donald
BE. L. Dickizeonr
Albers Baker
R. K. Rinker
EH. T. Daneker
O. W. Gilbsr
James W. Anderson
E. B. Twiley
Joseph Pryor
EA Gittinger
Great Council of the United States
Ay Dalisz
Tex
Reception for Rev A J Gil at Epworth League event
A delightful reception was held for Reverend A J Gil, pastor of the M E church, and his family, to welcome him and his return after many years. The gathering praised his pastorate of five decades in Frederick and his cordial service to the church and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We. A. J. Gil
M. E. Church
Epworth League
Comasses
Decane
Gilt
Frederick
Gili
Stepaoste
Ebereh
Epworth League Hosts Welcome for Dr Gill at Service
Miss Jessie Goodell presided as Epworth League leader and Ward members greeted the pastor back. Hon Mitton G Ureer delivered the welcome address recounting past church years and hoping for a strong year under Dr Gill. The program featured a piano solo, vocal pieces, a monologue, and a social reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Goodell
Epworth Lesgue
Lesgue
Mitton G. Uroer
Gill
Gul
Frederick
Epworth League
Wsa
Piacocolo
Mise Adoa Mullinix
Mitten G Ureer
Enonsa
A. J. Gill
Mary Filler
Louise James
Gilson
W. D. Hates
Frederick County Historical Society Highlights Steamship Pioneers
The Frederick Uandy Historical Society reviews James Rumsey and Robert Felton as early steamship inventors. Discussion covers Rumsey of Shepherdstown and Felton on the Hudson, and plans to honor the era with a monumental shaft near Frederick.
Deaths of Mrs. Caroline Hahn and Miss Frances Abel
Mrs. Caroline Hahn wife of Adolph Hahn died at her East Patrick Street home at 145 o'clock this morning aged 79 born in Germany on March 2 1827 She is survived by her husband and four children funeral arrangements not yet completed Miss Frances Agnes Abel daughter of the late A S Abel of Baltimore and sister of Mrs L Victor Baughman died at 2 West Madison Street Baltimore at 10 o clock last night after months of illness Known for her charities and religious work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Bahn
Adolph Hehn
East Patrick Stress
Sithms
Hahn
Germany
Hucband
Henry A. Hahn
Wm. A. Hahn
Annie C. Hahn
Giara O. Blarketon
Biss
Frances Agnes Atell
A. 8. Abeil
Baltimore
L. Victor Baughman
West
Madison Street
Miss Abeli
White Rock Purchase Near Freder ick Promises Hotel Plans
Four buyers Messrs. Charies T. K. Young Eli G. Haugh J. Pred Kreh and Louis Oste ay acquire the White Rock property on Catoctin Mountain about seven miles northwest of Freder ick from Mr. Lewis fort Sr. The 15 acre land will be cleared of underbrush to improve appearance and a hotel is contemplated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Rock
Charies T. K. Young
Eli G. Haugh
J. Pred. Kreh
Louis Osteay
Lewis Fort, Sr
Catoctin Mountain
Frederick
Tasy Siso
Chauncey Heiffer Stock Co Opens City Opera House
Tha Chauncey Heiffer Stock Co opens at the City Opera House with John Taylor performing bag tricks and sparring styles of leading pugilists. Tickets for Monday evening are issued, and the engagement begins with the program titled Mozrday Apzil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey-Heiffer
Tha
Chauncey Heiffer Stock Co
Wack
City Opera House
Mozrday
Apzil
John Taylor
Ravelty Bag Gucher
Taylor
Downey Physician Suffered Stroke in New Market
Dr. Jesse W. Downey of New Market was stricken by paralysis last night around nine o clock. The attack left him unable to move his right side while he had continued his medical practice up to the moment of the stroke. He remains confined to his bed recovering from the effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey
Jesse W. Downey
New Market
Hea
Harp Visits Washington in Naval Officer Bid
Frederick resident Mr. Bens S. Harp met Representative Pearce yesterday in Washington as a candidate for Naval Officer of Baltimore to replace the ex Mayor. A conference with Mr. Pearce and Mr. Mudd followed, with discussions about the appointment. Mudd indicated he would not commit before his convention on May 2, and likely did not pledge given yesterday’s overtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bens S. Herp
Frederick
Washington
Pearra Yetterdey
Harp
Baltimore
Malster
Pearce
Mudd
Barrowz
MISS COBB WEDDED IN WASHINGTON D C CEREMONY
The marriage of Miss Isidea Cobb to Mr Cornelius N. Biss was solemnized yesterday at St Thomas Church Washington in the presence of many relatives and friends. Rev C Ernest Smith officiated assisted by Rev Dr Omborne Yogin. The bride wore a white velvet gown with lace and carried a shower bouquet. Best man was Mr Arthur G Milbank of New York and many prominent guests attended. After a small reception at the bride’s mother’s home the couple planned to sail for Europe for three months and spend the summer in Seabright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isidea Cobb
Bimand Odo
Cornelius N. Biss
New York
Ss. Toomas’ Church
Washington, D
Wastzs Gathericz
Ernest Salth
Pharca
D. O.borce
Frederick
Anthony Addison
Rteam
Bites Hleis Cobb
Moat
Arthur G. Milbank
Hegland Boaldekoper
Tyler-Field
Cioctnnatl
Borden
Fall River
Meas
Scot McLarahap
Hugh Achhinclore
Marrsy Qobb
Ira. Fairbanks
Representativa
Bers. Longworth
Dorace
Elkine
Afr
Bliss
Mfrs
Europe
Seabright
Young—Brodbeck
Trinity Reformed Church
Hanover
Zistelle Brodbeck
Andrew KR. Brodbeck
Edward B. Young
Philadelphia
M.J. Roth
Mary E. Brodbecs
Harry W- Young
Gallege
Philadelphis
Brengle
John N. Brengle
William H. Brengle
Thila City
Vergie R Ways
William H. Ways
York
H. Apple
William B. Brangie, Jr
Bertha Ways
Brengie
Adamstown Play Delivers Success and Local Improvements
Doings at Adamstown report a well received staging of The Border Land by local youth on Friday preceding, with a cast including Ai J D Thomas and Miss Mary E Padgett. The piece coincides with major building projects on Jefferson Street and Washington Street, adding brick dwellings, porches, bay windows, and a two story frame house as investments. several residents plan relocation or professional moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
Viclaily
J. D. Thomas
Jack Barston
J. Roger White
Baron Herford
Sling
Ola Bec
Arthur J. McKenns
Patrick McFaddle
New York
Oscar M. Fogle
Bester
John D. Whitter
Cyraz
Hisservant
R. Lindsay Day
Kidder
Dempsey
Pst
John A. Day
Obshile
Young Terror
Mary E. Padgett
Mary Lauter
Nawport
Misa Jalla Krantz
Polly
Jefferson Street
Washington Street
O. McBarrey
David D. Thomas
Sie Howe
Chas
Goalay
Sauth
John S. Kite
Local Charity Event at Kemp Hill Features Entertainment and Sale
At Kemp Hill under the Women's Auxiliary and the Emergency Hospital Junior Auxiliary, a Saturday program offers two entertainments from 2 to 5, then a dance 6 to 10 with admission 25 cents for adults and 19 cents for children. Pure cream and confections will be sold, with wholesale and retail prices listed. Special hospital charity car services run Sundays, and a note announces no Loyal Temperance Legion meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp Hill
Women’s Auxiliary
Farmers organize mutual exchange in Fraders County
Farmers in the northern part of Shah Middlstown Valley form the Farmers Mutual Exchange of Fraderis Csanty with capital stock of 10069 dollars to buy and sell farm goods and furnish supplies. They plan an elevator and machinery building, seek a desirable location, and will establish the head office at Myeraville with directors from the valley, led by Mr John T Z Gaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlstown Valley Hive Organ
Farmers’ Matual Exchange of
Fraderis Csanty
Glso
Myeraville
John TZ. Gaver
Local market quotations for corn and wheat dated today
The Local Starr reports buying quotes from G. Waring Tyson. Corn per barrel priced at 2.23 dollars and shelled at 483 cents per bushel. Wheat No. 2 red at 72.2 cents per bushel, No. 3 tied with Samsr, rejected and damaged grades listed with 60 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring
Tyson
The Sick List Improves for Local Residents
Mrs Edward Miller of West Patrick street aged 18 on the Eck list and Mrs John L Renn of West Patrick street, previously ill, show improvement in health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Miller
West Patrick Street
Eck
John L. Renn
Local Electric Service Promotes New Machinery Sales
Continuous Electric Service ready for wardly efforts begin Tuesday May 1 with operations day and night. Electric motors and small machines such as printing pressers coffee grinders ice cream freezers and more advertised. Frederick Gassup Electric Co Mountain City Georgia invites calls to inspect stock and offers rental credits on purchases. Also notes Sunday orders not accepted. Quarterly meeting of Haze Company No. 1 and spring millinery exhibit announced. New fruit and confectionery store opens with low prices. Liquor license renewals and building materials advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Sama
Frederick Gassp
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