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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1902
Page
3
Keep posted. You can have Tae Dxing News mailed to you on summer vacation by leaving your name and address at the business office. Rates are 10 cents a week or 50 canta a month mailed to any address in the U S and Onuadé.
Purely Personal lists residents and guests in Frederick and nearby areas. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Chas J Doll heading to Asbury Park and others visiting Atlantic City Baltimore Washington and Walkersville with multiple relatives in Frederick and surrounding towns.
Mr Richard White Sr is vary 01 Mrs James O King and Se Hivg of Gedar Grove mont fa and Sunny Iss with hd a Thomas Johnson Mr and Mrs J P Got Spent Saturday Just in Washington D C Mr and Mrs Ousemeaa spent end Sunday fast with friends at this place Mr Richard Young is spending the summer with Mr C F Young Mr and Mrs Frank Riley of Washington DC spent Sunday liste with Mr and Mrs Thomas Johnson
Mr and Mrs T Marion Bantz of Winchester Virginia announce the marriage of their daughter Mina Julia Ada Bantz to Mr Thomas Beardeworth. The ceremony is set for 6 p m on Wednesday August 20 with friends and relatives invited. Publicity notice offered by News Want Ad at a cost of 35 cents.
A large crowd of about 2000 people from Maryland Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia attended the Manor phase tournament yesterday rain did not dampen enjoyment with dancing to the Frederick Belcot Orchestra. In the professional class George Higdon Knight of Old Virginia won top honors and crowned Migs Brown of Virginia queen. Second was George Allnutt Knight of Greenwood crowned Mrs Allons, first maid of honor. Third was Harry Davis Knight of Fountain Mills crowned Miss Hart Molesworth second maid of honor. Fourth was William Clemens Knight of Little Monocacy crowned Miss Lilian Kessler third maid of honor. In the amateur class Charles Brosius Knight of Happy Choros won first honor crowned Miss Mary Brosius queen. Second was James Kessler Knight of Cherry Grove crowned Miss Ethel Myers first maid of honor. Third was Melville Cromwell Knight of Monosacy Valley crowned Miss Eleanor Brosi third maid of honor. R W Higdon Knight of Waterford finished fourth with no maid. The knight’s charge was delivered by John Wood of Frederick and the coronation address by J Francis Smith. Judges were Col L Brien Capt H A Henshaw and George Suouffer. E A T Soouffer was chief marshal with aides.
Mayor Smith Aldermen Schell and Baumgardner toured Hagerstown to inspect street railway rails and brick paving. They rode a trolley to Williamsport with Mayor Holzapple and Mr. V. Monroe Onshwa, and praised Hagerstown paving and rail stylistic suitability for Frederick prospects.
Judge Motter rules on Gideon Hoover will construction. It centers on whether Jacob D. Wolf, husband of a testator daughter, inherits the child's share when the child died before the life tenant. Court holds a vested remainder for Wolf. Attorneys Lawie, Biser, and Baker Johnson represent the parties.
A thimble social hosted by Mrs Harriet Fallon and Miss Routzahn on August 5 in Walkersville featured needlework contests won by Miss Mollie Winebrewer of Pittsburgh for greatest work. Guests from multiple towns enjoyed lawn dancing, chair marching, and refreshments before moving to the tables for dainty treats.
United Daughters of the Confederacy announce a reception and musicale this evening at 8 o'clock at Dr. George S. Rodgock’s new house on North Market Street. Evidence of exterior work shows 60 workers on the job, with a cover ongoing.
The Heptasophs excursion to Myeraville last night was one of the season’s most delightful. The party left Frederick at 7:45 in chartered cars, enjoyed a pleasant mountain ride, paraded the town, saluted Prof. Cyrus F. Flook and Mr Wachter, and heard Braddock Heights residents. Brenner's Superb band provided music at Braddock Colony, followed by a visit to Braddock Spring where all drank the spring water.
The column records multiple deaths and funeral notices from Frederick and nearby areas. Benjamin F. Rice of Stillwater Minnesota dies of Brights disease at 62 after a brief illness, burial to be in Frederick. Agnes May Graves, infant daughter of Walter and wife, dies in Washington. services held at Mt. Olivet. Norman Stup Crum, 6 months old, dies of bowel inflammation. burial at Mt. Olivet. Mrs. J. Frank Bowman of Emmitsburg dies at 69. funeral at St Josephs Church. Sarah Brown, 55, dies at home near East and East streets. funeral at Bartonsville church. George Edgar Hinks, 11 months, dies in Baltimore.
Visitors to Washington Camp No. 17 P O A hear addresses by Rev. James Hi Marine of Baltimore, secretary of the Maryland Death Benefit Association, and Prof. W James Heaps of Winfield. Marine discusses fraternity and association benefits. Heaps presents on the order's principles God Our Country and Our Order with references to local patriotic figures.
The farmers picnic and tournament of four counties is held at Mount Airy today with Carroll Frederick Howard and Montgomery represented. A large committee led by F I Lewis and O M Spar tiar organizes events, judges, and marshals while additional helpers assist from local groups. A Bowling Club formed by Miss Ingie and the Manisky sisters plans weekly park bowling sessions under exclusive use arrangements with Athletic Park Company. The Infant Sunday School of Brangalical Cathéersn church plans a Barnony Grove gathering next week in Cronis’s woods. Zinc grinding claims Devoe paints wear twice as long when mixed by hand, sold by P Bargett & Co.
Ten men named by coroner in the Leesburg lynching were made public. Nipple remains jailed in Virginia and will be brought before Governor Smith for a requisition. Dr L Weaver waived preliminary hearing and posted bail. Lefevre and Grimes also granted bail. Bradley and Paxson remain jailed awaiting bail.
The sixth reunion of Lutheran clergymen born in the Middle West Valley met in Middletown continuing yesterday with morning devotional led by the president Rev Dr M D Horina of Banding Pa. Officers re-elected and memorials read. Speakers included Rev Dr Young Rev Fool J Welck Rev J Elmer Bittle Rev Ho Bocktay Rev Dr L A Mann Rev W L Remsberg Rev W G Minnick Rev L Onller and Dr Young who spoke on Courage in the Ministry Exposition of Romans vii 19 and hymns philosophy of ministry.
Frank McHenry of McHenry Brothers horse dealers was arrested by Policeman Prichoger for disorderly conduct after driving two prancing horses along Washington Street and cracking his whip, attracting crowds. He was taken to police headquarters and later released by Justice Hoffman. Also reports a Red Birds 14 Bentz Town Bards 3 baseball win, pitcher Doresy Riddlemossr joining Memphis club, and a Martinique Disaster photo set sale offer for 75 cents to subscribers.
Real estate transfers, marriage licenses, and probate actions listed for the week ending August 6 1902. Names include Howard Linbaugh Annie F Hardman Braddock Heights Joseph Nichola Marty Shipley John B pursuing real estate Frederick Mary Valentine Board of County School Commissioners Nettis Burger Jacob Rohrback Charles Ridgeley Josiah Dutrow Mary Dutrow James Keilholtz Charles Byler Joseph Rosensteil Adam Zentz J W Payne Harriet Payne Ellen Payne Maximua Whitehall Maggle Whitehall Harvey Grosentoble Atta Harshman George Bell Carrie Spurrier Luther Coblentz Dorsey Honea Will of Charles N Hahn Pearl A Smith George Keane Edward Sinn Susannah Shaft Elizabeth Philippe William Smolzer Will and estate notices. Probate actions include administration inventories and sales notes.
Mr Marshall Etchison of Cincinnati hosted a party at Bon Air Cottage Breddock Heights with guests including L E Mcilinix and family George M Gittinger and family Eleanor Markey John Markey Jos B Garratt Garrats Mrs Wd Brabison H Dorsey Brohison Mary Jane chaperone a Middletown outing visiting Lutheran church Appleman studio and Hotel Gaver supper hosted by F B Keans Evans Matilde Frazier Brown Gittinger Roger Wood Rosa Fearhske Lizzie Smith Louisa Brocher Miss Matilde Fous. revelers enjoyed saosat and fireworks display after returning to Brad dock Heights.
News of the churches reports all day harvest thanksgiving services at Grace Trinity Reformed Church on the Baltimore pike near Mt. Carmel on Wednesday August 13 starting at 10 am with a noon dinner break and multiple ministers addressing the congregation. A similar service will be held at Union Chapel near ties on Thursday August 14 at 10 am with morning and afternoon sessions and a noon dinner, inviting all to attend.
The Christian Endeavorers of Middletown Valley, about 300 members, visited Braddock Heights for a day of sightseeing and shopping. They later enjoyed a substantial dinner and socializing while children played and sang. A light rain cooled the mood before the party returned to Myersville around 5 PM.
Market quotes from the Eastern Milling and Export Company show corn per barrel at 8.00, shelled corn at 0.60 per bushel, No 2 red wheat at 66 32, steamer starch per bushel at 0.64 dollars, and hay prices listed as 16 and 19 per ton with inconsistent figures. The firm bids 64 cents for mow wheat amid fluctuating commodity values.
The Royal Arcavum paid to the widow of Mr. Obas N. Hahn, a member who died last week, the sum of 3000 dollars as his life insurance. The sixth small reunion of the Maryland Association of Obics is held today at Tippecanoe City, Ohio.
Local notice seeks a responsible man or woman for car sales with standard preparations. Large commission and salary offered. Address Sanitary Chemical Co Baltimore Md. Also tonight Frederick's Popular Park offers music dancing bowling and comfort. Eye exams available by Dr Wu C Borsier at Market Street. Excursion to Hagerstown on Sunday with Eskimers and Ohio Railroad special train leaves Frederick 9:00 pm returns 5:00 pm. Fare 75 cents round trip, tickets valid only on travel date.
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