Purely Personal Notes From Frederick City and Nearby
Numerous short items report returns from visits to Baltimore Washington and Utica plus travelers from Frederick and Parkersburg. Names include A B Herwig Ada Green Pearl Lochner Emma Woodward Lewis Fraley Charles Ginn Edward Nelson and many others with mentions of church benefits travel Atlantic City and a fishing trip along Monocacy. A brief column also recounts Russell Sage's thrifty buying at a Western Union Building cigar stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Herwig
Balimore
Ada Green
Washington
Pearl Lochner
Baltimore
Nichols Lochner
East Firth Street
Emma Woodward
Utica
Berkely Springs
W.va
Frederick
Biz Tyler Wilson
Chicago
Monocacy
Crete
W. Pearce
Bessie Tyson
East Church Street
Robert A. Kemp
Atlantic City
Lillie Green
Albert Pearre
Mollie Hiiteshue
Monterey
George
Gittinger
Yeaterday
Dennes
Mason Ambler
Parkersburg
Sophie Schley
David Staley
Mere
Blanche Staley
D. & Rice
East Fourth Street
Erie Lillie Anders
Bessie
Aliss Grace Zimmerman
Blue Mountain House
Margaret McBride
Addie Wickham
South Market Street
Eidiss Virgie G. Main
Mary Thomas
Adamstown
Gertrude Schull
Hanover
Charles G. Edwards
Louisville
Lloyd T. MacGill
Gerald.t. Robin
Brooklyn
N. T
Fannie Ryan
Monte and
Edger
Frank Davis
East Patrick Street
Beltimore
W. Hefer Damuth
Thurmont
S.L. Lilly
East Second Street
Air
Russel Sage
Br. O. T. Murray
Pittsburg
Russell Sage
Russeil Sage
Russeil
Western Union
Russell
Wall Street
Foxy Russell
Let the Monument Be Worthy of the Max
A letter to the editor urges citizens to fund a monument for the poet buried at Olivet. It highlights a July 16 city meeting, calls for 5 000 to 10 000 dollars or more, and asks business leaders to donate as a show of local pride to honor the Fredericktonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Olivet
Opera House
Geome
Vt Iz
Lbe
Delights in Lawndale Socials and Celebrations
The Lawndale residence of Mrs Sophie Stokes Utermedble hosted a pretty children's party for Miss Katherine Fitzpatrick and Master George Utermehle with games dancing and a bountiful collation. Guests included Misses Fitzpatrick Tiermehle Johnson McLean McSherry Smith and others. Also notes of a Delighting dance near Frederick for Miss Crystal Wheatfield from Baltimore and a brilliant event at Miss Helen Shipley’s with Miss Simpson of Virginia. A watermelon social at Woodsboro for Christian Endeavor Society with Annie Miler hosting. Mr D M Scholl marked his fifty seventh birthday quietly with friends in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawndale
Sophie Stokes Utermedble
Katherine Fitzpatrick
Vira Dtermehle
George Utermehle
Sesson
Monica
Louise
Ethel Fitzpatrick
Maergeret
Lilian Tiermehle
Hieanor
Susie ‘Failor
Ruth
Emily Johnson
Rebecca
Bessie
Emily McLean
Mary Harrison Ritchie
Helen McSherry
Charlotte
Alice Smith
Elizabeth Good
Grace Diffenderffer
Mastera Francis Markell
Hanson Maulsby
Calvin Page
Frank
Louis
Ignatius Goode
Roger
Willie Weller
Charles Tyson
George Branner
Crystal Wheatfield
Baltimore
E. &. Houck
Sli
Helen Shipley
Geo. E. Shipley
West Third Street
Miss Simpson
Virginia
Frederick
Christian Endeavor Society of
Woodsboro
Annie Miler
Messrs
Lewis Smith
A. Murray Thomas
D. M. Scholl
Swimming In The Dead Sea Letter From NM Y Christian H
A letter from New Mexico YMCA member Christian H Regis ter recounts a three day trip to Jerusalem Jericho and the Dead Sea. He relays a strenuous hike descent into desert places and praises the Dead Sea for its buoyant sensation and surreal reflections on Palestine and Moab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dead Sea
Christian
Jerusalem
Jericho
Jorden
John the Baptist
Ariel
Thistledown
Palestine
Gayety at Gaithersburg tournament and picnic draws 2000
Gaithersburg volunteers hosted a day of sport and pageantry at Darby’s Grove with 2000 attendees. Seven professional riders led by J. W. Ricketts contested fourteens. Ricketts won, Moore second, Griffith third, White fourth. Miss Edna Spriggs crowned a queen. maid of honor nominees included Anna Saforclair and Nettie Burdette. Athletic winners included W. B. Chichester in the 100 yard dash and John Curtin in multiple events. The baseball nine defeated the Phy Cub 16 to 10 and Dawsonville 6 to 1. About 359 prizes funded a new fire station on Frederick Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Griffith
White
Lee M. Lipscomb
Knights
John H. Nicholls
H W. Gadaill
B. E Meem
Georges F. Pollock
Coronaton
Edna Spriggs
Anna Saforclair
Nettie Burdette
Minnie Cooke
W. B. Chichester
G. W. Curtin
Jonn Curtin
John Curtn
Galthersburg
Phy Cub
Dawsonville
Oscar Whalen
Charles Beall
Helen Thomp
Essie Crawford
Frederick Avenue
It Foretells the Weather Semakuli Stone in Finland
The piece describes a fossil stone named semakuli found in Finland that supposedly acts as a natural thermometer. It changes color with the weather, turning black before rain and white in dry conditions, due to salt and nitre within a clay mix turning visible with moisture or dryness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Belog
Hotel Arrivals List By City And Passenger Names
Since yesterday noon the following ar nals are noted with names and origins including Baltimore Philadelphia Norfolk Mount Airy Norristown New York Washington Altoona Wilmington and Boston among others. The list records travelers and their destinations or residence with county affiliations and scattered initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crix Boren
J.mcgahn
J. Grape
J. Enson
W. Fabrnar
Baltimore
C. Pughit
Buck Lodge
J Ocker
Littlestown
D. Todd
Jady
Mt Airy
Geo. Ruth
C Ashton
Norristown
J. Shene
Fenner
D. Buckingham
Philadelphisa
D. Shull
W. Va
H. Ko
Nearly Hit By A Rifle Fire On South Market Street
Miss Himbury and two friends stood on a porch on South Market Street when a revolver shot rang out from the South Park Vila Company’s fets, leaving a bullet indentation miles from Miss Himbury. Police say the weapon was fired from a distance, the report notes, with the shooter likely far away as the act occurred at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorey
Misa Battle Bimbery
Friend
South Market Street
Miss Himbury
South Park Vila Company
Key Monument Concert Attracts Philharmonic Aid
The Philharmonic Orchestra is to assist the Key monument move by playing at the concert on the 27th. The Cuy Opera Gauze is expected to consent. A farce of three quarters of an hour will follow for Frederick audiences as a delightful treat. The Key Monument Association plans formal incorporation and a regal existence soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic
Cuy Opera Gauze
Key Monument Association
Wild Cat Trick Angers Mountain Area Residents
A misidentified kitten sighting near Catoctin Furnace ends with a captured animal later found to be a cat. locals fear trouble if the real cat had attacked a child. Dorsey Robinson, famed pitcher, heads to Waynesboro for a game this afternoon. The Maryland Trotters meet Westminster in Frederick for two baseball games after Westminster boasts 15 straight wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Shai
Catoctin Furnace
Baze
Dorsey Robinson
Waynesboro
Maryland Trotters
Westminster
Frederick
Acting as Mayor in Frederick during Fleming’s absence
The President of the Board Joseph F. Eisenhauer will act as Mayor. The notice urges not what we say but what Hood's Sarsaparilla does, telling the story of its merit. When medicine is needed, Hood's cures are recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Robert M. McDuel
Knoxville
Mount Olivet
Loudoun County
Maryland
Jas. H. White
Branswick
Samuel Snoote
William Z. Main
E Slater
W. C. Sykes
Burkitteville
Fleming
Frederick
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Hood
Careelville
Reeley Wil Kus Accepts Nomination for Congress
Col Horace Reeley of Cumberland accepts the nomination for Congress on the Heopis ticket, expressing regret at inability to campaign widely due to limited time and resources. He urges Harper’s Ferry contact A Spencer and asks William H. Lewis to plan campaign efforts in Washington, Allegany, and Garrett counties, hoping for voter turnout and a political shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Reeley Wil Kus
Heopis
Wiliam H. Lewis
Hagerstown
St Hockville
Bes
Horace Reeley
Cumberland
Imay
A. Spencer
Harper's Ferry
W. VI
Resley Esye
Eixth
Lewis
Tagerstown
Washington County
Allegany
Garrett
Hidden mountain springs lure travelers near Harper's Ferry
A Sandy Hook correspondent extols secluded Maryland heights near Harper's Ferry and Loudoun County. He describes pure six water springs, a stone springhouse, lush foliage, and views of Potomac and rolling fields, calling the grotto by the springs the most beautiful place he has seen in a long life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laidmore Sun
Sandy Hook
Harper's Ferry
Maryland Heights
Potomac
Loudoun County
Maryland Valley
Opening of Braddock Heights Flourishes With Summer Resort Dance
The grand opening of Braddock Heights on Catocwin mountain featured all day dancing and a large turnout from Frederick county. Rhades' Select Orchestra provided music for dancing at a new pavilion while the opervatory offered sweeping views over Frederick and Middletown valleys toward Virginia. Also noted is a Montgomery county case where deputy sheriff Day seized Linthicum and Linthicum’s hogs were freed, leading to a $50 bail and a later damage suit. Syrup of Figs advertised as a gentle system cleanser and health aid was promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Braddock
Opervatory
Thuy
Frederick
Middletown
Virginia
Harper's Ferry
Crampton’s Gap
South Mountain
Ina
Montgomery County
Charles T. Day
Garrett Linthicum’s
Kf. Linthicam
Boyd's
Mrr. Linthicam
Linthicam
Day
Blue Ridge Zephyr
Frank Galther
Washington House
Lavina Jurix
Airs
Jurix
Rockville
Grove
Sharpsburg
Frederick County
Royal Arch Mason Annual Triennial Conclave Heads Topeka
Mr W Neale Young travels to Topeka Kansas for the General Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons annual triennial assembly, with 250000 members from 43 states and territories. Maryland delegates include Geo L McCahan, Edward T Shultz, John M Carter, Henry C Larrebre, W Nash Young, and William H Sberyock. The program spans four to five days with a Topeka welcome, city speeches, and an excursion to Fort Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch Masone
W. Neale Young
Topeka
Kaneas
United States
Royal Arch
Maryland
Edward T. Shultz
John M Carter
Henry C. Larrebre
W. . Nash Young
William H. Sbryock
Grand Royal Area
Bg Masone
Kanese
Topeks
Cicrale
Fort Riley
United Ssies
Merrymen of Hagerstown Introducid Scent fare cabine
News items from Maryland cover a railroad accident fatality in Cumberland a church gathering at Woodiswo Camp Epworth League Day and a range of local events. Notable notes include a railroad route decision in Elkton and Middletown funding, port registrations at Criield, rainfalls at Fallston, a geological survey, and an oyster-season opening prep in Wicomico. Also reported are a lightning fire in Cecil county a local fishing and boating incident, a church tournament for a cathedral dedication, a centenarian note, and a bicycle accident in Liberty. Political primaries are set for tomorrow in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymen
Hagerstown
Jobo Nimnsugh
Uumberland
Epworth
Woodiswo Camp
Sest Port Deposit
Abner Balle
New Windsor
Carroll County
Elkton and Middletown
Criield
Fallston
Barford County
Allegany Mountains
Valley
Virginia
Grand Army and Sons of Veterans
Forrest Hill
Horace Besley
People's Party
Congress
May
Chesapeake Bay
Anospolis
Washington
John Gilpin
Cecil County
Annie
Louias
Airs
Annie Kohn
Botteville
Howard County
Esstford Hall
Oxford
Wicomice County
Calvert County
Leicester
Prince George's County
Catholic Church of the
Cardins Gibbons
Trustee's Sale Promises Bargains at Gem Store
W. W. Lease & Co. will close out entire stock if the trustee forces sale. Buyers may find cheap books stationery fancy goods tinware glass and chipsware and other lines. The Gem store invites early visits with ample cabinets for customers and displays a Black and White Figured Lawn reduced from 123 to 6 bits. See our White Ice Towel offerings and large towels with fringed ends in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Lease & Co
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Saly News
Man
Ostrasia
Jes Martel
Ward V
Duke of Fork
Richard III
Robert Blake
Amer- Lcan
Jonathan
Trambull
David Crockett
Solder
Hunter
Promeer
Tennessee
Frederick the Great
Seus Monor
Ba Bremer
Abo
Pindamd
Mathew Hulton
Neamedis
Lawrence
Ear
Daminga
Sor Be
Wasarxeton
D.C
M. W. Haberncton
the Weather Bureau
John Hendrickson
EB. Crameriso A. Trassell
Profle
Raghive
Balert
Joe
J. N. Zimmerman
Bleoy L. Robleey
Frepenice Crry
News OF the State
Howard Gilbert
Liberty
Sammond & Sappington
Afr
Gilbert
Court House
MccCardell's
Bedford
Mus & Kaw
Wendi D Lawnsatic
Joan Hanpsioxeon
FV. V. Staub
Cerlon Tea
Colon
FY. Staub
North Market Street
Emory Grove
Hkaights of Pythias
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias of the World
National Ospitel
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio River
D. C
Martinsburg
Hagaratown
Shenencoah
Railing Grocery CO
Railng Grocrey CO
S. N. Market
Mayadiy
James E
Walker & CO J
E. Walker & CO
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James BE. Walker
Rodock & Nelog
Rowe & Keidig
Quv
Te- Healy
Yarc
A. T. Rice & Sons
R.L. Harley
Petronate
Harley
South Market
Theo
Barth
Omay
Apollo
Capiz
Comany's
Bay View Diowide Company
Heer
Durebah
Byans & Hons Katha
Weat Patrick and
Telegraph
Ste
W. C. Eldridge
Eldridge
W.C. Eldridge
West Patrick Street
Feedericer. MD
B. H. Blackston
B. H. Buncsston
Maree
W. S. Miller & Coo
Ww. Miller & CO
P. W. Pyters
City Coal
Woop Farr
Mins
Lyben's Valley
Asa George
Shriner's Store
Miller & CO
Jack_ Water Street Depot
JOB Printing Office
Ita
Loweut
Njewspap
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