Purely Personal Notes of Local Visits and Travel
Miss Anna A. Hargett returns home after visiting friends in Roanoke and Cloverdale. Miss Hate Armstrong of Portsmouth visits at Hon. A. J. Grove’s Lime Kiln home. Bernard L. Grove, son of Hon. M. J. Grove, leaves for Cape May for several weeks. Cora Harman of Washington visits the Roserour family before spending weeks with Mr. George Brons’e west of the city. Harry Cramer returns from Harrisburg, Lancaster and Columbia. Miss Mary Gambrill returns to the Orchards, Hagerstown, from a visit with Miss Julia Trenholm in Frederick. A. L. Bosley of this city leaves for Atlantic City for several weeks. Miss Mary R. Beale returns from Western Pennsylvania with Mrs. Paul Schell and Wilbur Beale to stay at the parsonage. Thomas H. Haller departs for Baltimore. B. and G. Rosentour spend part of yesterday in Woodsboro. Thomas Gittinger of Richmond visits his parents. Ada Green of Washington visits here. Nettle Cooley of Dickerson Station visits yesterday. Bugses Marie and Sallie Clingen go to Hanover and York to visit relatives. W. E. Funkhouser, G. A. Rhodes, W. F. Woodward, Geo. W. Hutchison, F. J. Young from Lexington, Ky., registered at City Hotel. Julia Dillon of Middletown visits Mrs. Wm. S. McCaffrey. Mary E. McCaffrey leaves for New London to visit her brother.
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Anna A. Hargett
Roanoke
Cloverdale
Hate Armstrong
Portsmouth
A. J. Grove
Bernard L. Grove
M. J. Grove
Lime Elin
Cape May
Wiss Cora Harman
Washington
DB. C
Roserour
Geo. Brones
Harry Cramer
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Columbia
Ciey
Mary Gambrill
Hagerstown
Julia Trenholm
West Frederick
L Bosley
Atlantic City
Mary R. Beale
West Second Street
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Paul Schell
Somerset
Wilbur
Beale
Thomas H. Haller
Baltimore
Messrs
G Rosenour
Woodsboro
Thomas Gittinger
Richmond
Ada Green
Nettle Cooley
Dickerson Station
Bugses Marie
Sallie Clingen
Hanover
York
W. E Funkhouser
G A. Rhodes
W. F. Woodward
Geo. W. Hutchison
F. J. Young
Lexington
City
Julia Dillon
Middletown
Wm. 5. McCaffrey
Miles Mary E M McCaffrey
New London
Real estate transfers and juror changes in Frederick area
Real Hatate Transfers list several property deeds in Frederick City and county with values from 1 to 6500 dollars, including transfers by Ford, Bussard, Kinna, Biteshew, Hing, and others. Additional jurors for the August term are named, replacing several previous appointees. The funeral of Mary L. McCormick occurred this morning at St. John's Catholic Church with pallbearers named and interment at St. John's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real
Mary Ford
Jona Lewis Ford
Lot, &S
Frederick City
James O. Bussard
Henry Irving
C. Thomas Kinna
Charles H. Rothenhofer
Mary E
John W. Biteshew
J. Rice Garrett
Job M. Miller
Charles W. Fry
Council
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Knoxville
Henry Hing
Catharine Lee Gram
Emma D
John J
Bilton E. Sinp
George A. Bell
Ida
C Bell
Frederick County
Henry B. Wilson
John L. Wilson
Henry H. Guckenour
Annie £. Ernst
Brounswick
Mary L. McCormick
Bass
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Hahn
John J. Rosell
Pan Young
Chas. H. Carrol
Thomas Douglas
St. John's Catholic Cemetery
A. T. Rice
Bona
Emancipation Day Celebration Draws Large Crowd and Minor Trouble
A Freedmen's Day gathering in Frederick drew the largest crowd in twenty years with trains from Washington and Baltimore. The day featured baseball, drum corps, and a parade ending at Nazarlie Hall. Pickpocketing incidents occurred but were contained and arrests were few.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Road
PRR
Fair Grounds
Fnally
Committee On
Agricultural Society
Antil
Frederick
East Street
Midale
Pat ‘Tick
Bentz
All Sainte
Wazarite Hall
Osr Corner
Nazarlie Hall
Movement to erect Key monument in Mifflinown
The Mifflintown Herald reports a bid to place a monument to Francis Scott Key at Mt Olivet Cemetery with Rev D J Beale leading efforts. A reception for district vice presidents is planned at the YMCA rooms, and Edward Nelson designed a commemorative seal for the association. The incorporation committee aims to file papers this week and a broad membership clause may admit all to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miffintown
Fravesies
Francis Scott Key
Mt. Olivet
D. J. Beale
Beale
Edward Nelson
Association
Committee On Incorporation
Slim Fingers Target Victim Takes Ten Dollars
Victim Mr Reno S Harp editor of The Examiner was robbed of 10 in bank notes from his bank book on the way to deposit. The thief extracted the note cleverly and Harp noticed the loss only at the bank. McBaig Not a Candidate for Reelection in Congress. He will not seek another term, stating he intends to take a seat elsewhere after his current term ends. The Maryland Trotters defeated Buckeystown 22 to 0 in baseball, with plans to play a Washington team soon. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for its results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno S. Harp
The
Examiner
Harp Cays
McBaig
Congres
Congress
SSS
Maryland Trotters
Buckeystown
Thia
Trottars
Trotters
Washington
Pearre
Wellington
Frostburg
Grahamtown
Afr
Pickpocket Arrest At Fair Grounds
A gang of colored pickpockets operated among a large crowd at the fair grounds. Officer George Brengls attempted to arrest Ab Jackson of Washington, who drew a razor and assaulted the officer. Brengls subdued him after blows to the head. Jackson was held for action by the grand jury in default of $250 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
George Brengls
Ab Jackson
Washington
Breggie
Jackson
Eckstels
Frederick bicycle parade preps for watermelon feast parade details
Arrangement for a large Frederick bicycle parade and watermelon feast tonight aims for a vivid display with riders in mottoed costumes. Captain Victor Marken leads the line with aides Hargett Brish and Barck, while Frederick Bicycle Club and local agents organize the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Marken
Albert Hargett
Murray Brish
C. A. Barck
Fountain
Worth Market Street
Market Street
Telegraph
West Price
Carter
Church
Mecord
Bentz
Young Pottenberger Boys Ride Off On Father’s Horses
James and William Pottenberger, youths living near Shepherdstown, borrowed two of their father’s horses Monday night and rode through Boonebora Hagerstown Wolfsville and Middletown. They were found in Boonsboro Thursday morning and handed to their irate father who brought them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
William Pottenberger
Shepherdstown
Boonebora
Hagertown
Hagerstown
Wolfsville
Middletown
Boonsboro
Frederick
Lynch
Copper Vein Found on Dr Rosch's Summer Place
Dr Rosch of Baltimore drills an artesian well at Highfield summer place and strikes a rich copper vein. The metal is unusually pure and the vein is exceptionally thick. The mountains in this region abound in copper though mines have suffered mismanagement and abandonment. The late Professor Williams valued the copper highly, perhaps rivaling Lake Superior deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosch
Baltimore
Highfield
Willams
Lake Superior
Emancipation Day Prank Sparks Street Merriment
Emancipation Day celebrations caused amusement as pockets were targeted by a gust of street mischief. A dollar connected to a battery lay on the pavement and attracted bystanders who feared they were about to be tricked into chasing a watermelon “thief.”
Be Stole Her Pocketboll In Baltimore City
Michael Kavanaugh known as Cadden was indicted for assault and robbery of Emma Cleram in Baltimore yesterday. Cleram aged 65 of Frederick County was walking on Oliver Street near Maryland Avenue when the suspect snatched her pocketbook containing 16 dollars and fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore City
Michael Kavanaugh
Cadden
Emma Cleram
Frederick County
Oliver Street
Maryland Avenue
Injured by a Fall
Mrs Hoffman Fuse of Westminster fell down the stairs while cleaning yesterday morning dislocating her wrist and spraining her arm. A curious note mentions two perfectly formed double cucumbers sent by J J Hitselberger. The Montgomery Democratic committee set September 1 for county wide primary elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Banner
J. J. Hitselberger
Montgomery Democrats
Democratic State Central Committee of
Montgomery County
Knights in the Saddle at Clarksville Tournament
A midweek tournament and coronation in Clarksville drew over 12 500 spectators under St. Louis Catholic Church oversight. Knights of various “Nights” competed for rings, with Eva Watters crowned Queen of Love and Beauty and Miss Wise named maid of honor among others. Prominent attendees from Howard County included Hon. John G. Rogers and G. W. Linthicum.
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Goa Picalo
Clarksville
St. Louis
Father Walters
John T. Hardy
Knights
Martin F. Burke
Ellicott City
W. A. Miller
Surratterilie
Thomas J. Linthicum
Greenwood
John ©. Easter
Sweet Home
J. W. Owings
Samuel Cashell
Walter Nichols
John Mella
Ernest Dorsey
J. Malcolm Dorsey
Surrattsville
Mica Eva Watters
Miss Wise
Baltimore
Sweet Marie
Mrs
Bary Col
Ada Cisael
Ixene Hardy
Mattie Melia
Mary Maloney
Letitia
Eoalis Ziegler
Scott
Georgeann& Carr
Mire Williard
Watkins
Carroll
Laura Dorsey
Hartley
Steaver
McCrossin
Mirs. Nichols
Denmead
Jenkins
Jas. Manakee
Wash. Carr
Bate
Ellen Miller
Mary Cooney
Martha
Susan Denmead
John Manakee
Lordlief
Luis Carr
Delis Scott
Bessie Watkins
Bia Melia
Mamie
Ada McCrosskin
Meessie
Mugh O'Donnell
William Steaver
James Bullivan
John Coney
William Donnell
Thomas Maloney
John Maloney
John Melia
A. McCrosakin
J. Steaver
John Stomberg
Skeckles
Henry Lord- Her
George Cart
Charles Cooney
Eugene Ichols
Howard County
John G. Rogers
G. W Linthicum
At Home social event features guests and music
Mr and Mrs Lewis Rice hosted an eight to eleven oclock gathering on West Third Street with Miss Mame Btall at the door and Ada Rollins of Keokuk among guests. Rhodes Orchestra played on the lawn as refreshments and lemonade were served and presents shown while attendants oversaw the spread and cream table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Rice
West Third Street
Mame
Aix
Ada Rollins
Keokuk
Jaws
Rhodes
Marie Davis
Frank Chew
David Rice
Moble Bartia
Fannie Lipps
Richard Dutrow
Clifford Frazier
Amy Gilbert
Chambersburg
Csreon
Leander Neal
Baltimore
D Darby
Missea Bettie and
Jennie Doll
Martinsburg
W. Va
RTF
After Many Years Elkton Heir Reappears in Cecil County
The Elkton Appeal recounts that James McNeil, born to an Elkton family and later living in Brooklyn, had an infant daughter who died and whose remains lie in Elkton. McNeil died in Brooklyn with no known heir, and his widow died there too. The surviving son Thee McNeil, raised in Boston, recently returned, and relatives plan to restore his late father’s estate share to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkton Appeal
Cecil County
James McNeil
Wic
A. M. R. Price
Elkton
New York
Brooklyn
McNell
Thee. McNeil
Boston
Looming Potomac Bridge over Luse Debated in State
A Potomac bridge at Luse faces plans to bend construction as state debates routes. The piece notes political crosscurrents in Allegany and Anne Arundel, with tariff reform focus stirring Democrats and primaries in Somerset County slated for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Luse
Wellington
Pesrre
Allegany
Anne Arundel
Somerset County
Uakisnd
Howard Country
Michael Eyne
Elkridge
Howard County
Ron
Island Park
George P. Sage
Belair
Blanche Horton Bss
Annapolis
Thomas B. Hornton
People’s Party
Sixth
Maryland
Horace Besley
Cumberland
Congress
Frank J. Murphy
Hugh Riley
Justice Basti
Eastport
Anne Arundel County
Bay Ridge
Bradock picnic notices and local changes in staffing
Local notice invites Brad dock picnic attendees to notify this evening for details. Advertisement announces Alfred Grotz hired by W Bell as operator and retoucher filling a vacancy from Warenberg. Gas bill discounts must be paid by the 10th. Bay Ridge and Baltimore excursion advertised for August 14. Frederick Fair space sales. trustee sale at W W Lease Co. Gem store to offer stock clearance. sale of CHALLIES LAWNS GINGHAMS at Sacrificed bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Grotz
Bloomeburg
W. ©. Bell
Patrick Street
Mrr. Warenberg
Grotz
Carlisle, Pa
J. A. Choate
St. Johhy
Bay Ridge
Baltimore
W.W. Lease & Co
Este
EBERRSVILLE ROLLER FLOUR PRAISES FROM PAST BUYERS
Advert says the flour will yield more bread and claims a guarantee comparing favorably with the best. It presents testimonials from gentlemen and presents confidence in the product’s quality and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eberrsville
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Braddock
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C. Ed. Clingan
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Gow Optiy Aus
W. C. Eldridgs
West Patrick Street
Fredsrice, MD
B. H. Blackston
Talloz
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P. HE. Pyier Owty Coal
Lyrens Valley
Oftee
Patrick Street Yard
Water Street Depot
Ttee News
JOB Printing Office
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