Personal Notices Of Visitors And Moves In The Washington Area
Purely personal paragraphs record Mrs Harry O Keefer visiting in Washington DC. Miss Nan Houck attends a wedding in Millville New Jersey. Mrs Wm H Reed and Miss Reed return to their hotel guests in the City Hotel. Mr Henry M Bond of Baltimore visits his sister Mrs E Woolf. Mrs Elmer Brown and Miss Jane Town enjoy Baltimore time with friends. Mrs May Smith Markell returns from visits in Chicago and other states. Mr Elmer Pahrney and family move to York Pennsylvania for work at York Manufacturing Co. Mrs Georgia Simmons Mrs Noah E Cramer and Miss Katherine Cramer stop in Washington and Baltimore before returning. Mr and Mrs Warren Crouse of San Diego visit Hant and return with Mrs Aggie Crouse. Georges Crouse works in a Colorado mining company. family spread across Colorado, California and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Brown
Misa Janetown
West Third Street
Baltimore
May Smith Markell
Chicago
Til
St. Lak
West Virginia
Elmer Pahrney
York, Pa
Shrney
Te York Manufacturing Co
Georgia Simmons
Noah E.ramer
Mina Katherine Cramer
Iis Clay
Washington
Baltiore
Warren (Rouse
Saniego
Cal
Hant
Aggie Crouse
Thurmont
Jouse
Georges
Lady Bug Fails Against New Jersey Scale Menace
Professor John B. Smith reports failure of the importation of the lady bug to combat scale on peach trees in New Jersey. The insect cannot endure New Jersey winters, leaving growers to spray trees systematically and indefinitely to combat the pest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
John B. Smith
Asia
China
Jery
Smith
Miocrofote Society
County Correspondence From New Market News Briefs
Dr. Jay Stier and son Ridge seven visit Epant Thankas with mother. Professor J Bradley Hyatt of ward county in town. Miss Fannie Wood leaves for Baltimore. George A McDaniel of Caroline county visits father in law Rev H Utz. Stephenson Hopkins of Baltimore home several days. Mina Reich heads to Fannah Georgia for winter. Mrs Helen Dorsey and sons Mrs Worthington and Harry Dor of Washington DC attend funeral of Mrs Ignatia W. ready. Mrs Katharine McMaster of Bal more county visits mother. So you saw is in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Jay Stier
Little
Ridge 7
Harford County
Fannie Wood
Baltimore
George A. McDanial
Carol County
Stephenson Hopkins
Mina Nannie Reich
Fannah, Ga
Helen Dorsey
Mrs. Worthington
Harry Dor
Washington, DC
Mra
Abbott Elected President and Officers Chosen for Y M C A
The Young Men's Christian Association elected Mr Henry H Abbott president for another term with Albers Gilson as vice president and William D Zimmerman as treasurer. Glenn O Garber was named corresponding secretary as the new board convened for the first meeting. The Reds gained in membership while Greens led overall as talks on animals attract attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. A. Gilson
Wo. DD. Zimmerman
Glenn ©. Garber
Young Men’s Chbinatian Association
Henry H. Abbott
Albers Gilson
Wm. D. Zimmerman
Glenn O. Garber
Deaths of Bettie Smith and Lizzie Eigenro de
Bettie Smith colored died at home of Mr Lincoln Hartrock near Good Intent November 24 aged about 92 with slave lineage to Solomon Barrick. Funeral held November 2 at Creagerstown with Elder Isno A Saxton officiating. Interment in Oneroh of God cemetery. Lizzie Eigenbrode wife of Jacob Bigaubrode died November 29, remains brought to Pharmont for German Baptist church service and burial. New secretary Senator McComas names Harry H Hamrichonce as private secretary after Downe’s 20 years. Hamrich comes from Baltimore after Johns Hopkins and law studies. to be clerk for Education and Labor Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie Smith
Lincoln Hartrock
Good Intent
Sna
Solomon Barrick
Creagerstowan
Isno A Saxton
Woodaboro
Oneroh of God
Lizaie C. Eigenrode
Lizzi
Eigenbrode
Jacob Bigaubrode
Waynesboro
Pharmont
German Baptist Church
McQaman
Harry H. Hamrichonce
4. Osrrell Downe
Ma.homas
Hommohomee
Baltimore
Johna Hopkins University
Education and Labor
McComas
Tragic Quarry Death of 17 Year Old Worker Near Martinsburg
Lerdy Ward, 17, employed at Stanchard Lime and Stone near Martinsburg West Virginia, was crushed beneath a loaded truck while at work. He had moved from Shenandoah Valley, Virginia a few months ago and his body will be sent to his parents in Shenandoah Oley for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerdy Ward
Stanchard Lime and Stone Company
Martinsburg
W. Va
Shenandoah Oley
Eastern Star Visitation to Mizpah Chapter No9
The Grand Chapter of Maryland Order of the Eastern Star will officially visit Mizpah Chapter No 9 this evening. After the routine a collation will be served in the banquet hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Chapter of
Maryland
Order of the Eastern Star
Mizpah
Banqasr Hall
Change in Trolley Headbed Between Clifton and Braddock
Transfer work on the F. M. railroad line from Clifton Station to Braddock Springs runs into the afternoon. Officers expected cargo rationing on the new road portion this morning. Sick Master Charles Haller, son of Arthur Haller, remains ill but improving. Mr. C Edwin Cole, taken ill last Friday at The Examiner office, shows better signs today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betwen Clifton
Braddock Springs
Charles Haller
Arthur Haller
C. Edwin Cole
Advertising Keeps Established Business Alive
A merchant who built a business through ads must continue advertising to protect the existing customer base and avoid losing clientele to rivals. Persistent promotion sustains visibility, trust, and market share in a competitive trade environment.
Bids Filed on Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Interest
Two bids were filed for the state's interest in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Western Maryland Railroad offered 155000 and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with Consolidation Coal proposed 151000. After a session, bids were postponed to December 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Ohio Canal
Gera and Sheir
Western Maryland Railroad Company
F. S. Land Street
Baltimore and Onto Railroad Company
J. W. Wheelwright
Consolidation Coal Company
Jordon T. Atkinson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Shas Company
Hancock
Elke Memorial Musics Program At Elks Lodge Services
The Elk s memorial exercises at Otty Opera House Sunday at 3 30 feature soloists Mrs Samuel W Hoopes Braddock Md soprano Angels Serenade Mrs Olifson Andrews Baltimore soprano Pl t og of Pesos Repentance Mr W W Osborn violin and Miss Charlotte Nicolai Baltimore soprano Salve Regina Addresses will be delivered and the solemn memorial service will enhance the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Elks
Otty Operas
Samuel W. Hoopes
Braddock
Olifson Andrews
Baltimore
Christmas Openings at Shipley & Boost Run This Weekend
Shipley and Boost hold a two day Christmas display featuring toys games books fancy articles and novelties in a festive window display designed for young and old. George B Rodock & Company also present a holiday exhibit with dry goods novelties including books and Chinese wares pleasing visitors of all ages. In legal news a non pros judgment was entered in the Bastardy case of Omer Brown heard in Hagerstown as witnesses testified including Miss Sylvia Wastler and others. J A Mason and P F Paimess of Frederick represented Brown with the defense noting Brown’s residence with his father in Sabillasville and the Frederick County grand jury expected to take up further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley & Boost
George
Rodock & Company
Booka
Rod China
Hagerstown
Omer Brown
Sylvia Wastler
J. A. Mason
Brown
P. F. Paimess
Frederick
Frederick County
Jos. W. Brown
Sabillasville
Grand Jury
Fire on High Knob Threatens Nearby Land and Timber
A large fire burned last evening on the west side of High Knob the highest peak of the Catoctin range three miles northeast of Middletown. It spread across land owned by Cyrus Biser Henry Cobleatz Conrad Schultz and others and continues this morning. Meanwhile the Clearing Honey Association of Frederick held its annual banquet at the Otty Hotel dining room with speeches and toasts led by Thomas A Chapline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Knob
Catoctin Mountain
Middletown
Cyrua Biser
Heaory
Cobleatz
Coorad Shultz
Clearing Honey Association of
Frederick
Otty Hotel
Thomas A. Chapline
Richard Potts
Paul Willard
D. Hedges
W. D Zimmerman
R. E Delaplaine
Charles Herbert Thomas
George W. Heinlein
E CO. Markell
Manship Delivers Notable Lecture at City Opera House
Hon Luther Manship of Mississippi spoke last night under the auspices of the Waiform Bank of the local lodge of Knights of Pything. The lecture entertained a small audience with eloquence, blending Homeric pathos and skillful delivery, holding listeners’ full attention throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Manship
Lodge of Knights of Pything
Luther Manship
Mississippi
City Opera
Manship
Homer
Akill
Urbana man badly injured after fall from Kensington roof
Mr. Garrett Linthicum, about 43, of Urbana, fell yesterday morning from a roof in Kensington, Montgomery county, while working. He is married with two children. It was unclear whether he would be brought home or sent to Washington hospital, and the full extent of injuries was not known at his Urbana home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Linthicum
Urbana
Kensington
Montgomery County
Mr. Linthicum
Washington
Market Quotations from The Local Mart
H M Cramer and Co publish today market quotations including corn at 2.50 per barrel shelled 50 cents per bushel wheat No 2 red 1.04 No 3 cod 1.01 steamer 16 per bushel rejected 90 per bushel damaged 80 cents per bushel oats 55 cents per bushel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Cramer & Co
Successful Oyster Supper at Trinity Church
An oyster supper at Trinity M. E. church drew a full house from 7 to 9 pm with tables well filled and large receipts reported. The event, dubbed a success, boosted church activities and community participation in the evening fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M. E
Maryland exhibits at Louisville Expo praised by Gen Baughman
Gen Baughman former chairman of the Maryland Commission returns from Louisville after arranging the Maryland Building dismantling and return of state exhibits. He notes 100 premiums for the agricultural exhibit and 13 gold and silver medals for geology. The Maryland Building drew over 2000 visitors and hosted prominent officials and Marylanders. Maryland plans permanent benefits including moving mineral and agricultural exhibits to Annapolis and Maryland Agricultural College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Ss. Louis
Stata
Annapolis
Maryland Agricultural College
Clark
Johun Hopkins
Maryland Commington
State Library
Maryland Historical Sociery
Maryland Commission
St. Louia
Samuel K Dennis
Cumberland ex-police chief Clary is dead
Caps. J. ALN Clary, former Cumberland chief of police, dies. Other items note a new dining hall and dormitory for Tome Institute, a contract for supplying the Honage of Correction, a fatal shooting near Sharptown, killings and trials in various counties, a coal company succession, a Missouri Girl stage production, and wheat shipments by trolley from Myeraville to Washington County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Aln Clary
Cumberland
Tome Institute
Honage of
Piedmont Mining Company
Joseph Prattis
Aot
William Prattis
Sharptown
Wicamico County
William Wewes
Lansdowne
Joseph Hamilton
Horace King
Clark Murphy
Rockville
Conrad Helliman
Cecilia Franz
Hlabhama
Gardenville
Baltimore County
George Niser
Towson
Charles Nieer
Beverly S. Randolph
Consolidation Coal Company
Frontburg
Kaateblind
John C. Brydon
Somerset, In
State of Maryland Bank Statement of Frederick bank 1904
The document presents a bank statement from a Maryland Frederick bank showing resources and liabilities. It lists assets such as due from national and state banks, checks, notes, lawful money, and a reserve with the U.S. Treasurer. Liabilities cover capital stock, surplus, profits, deposits, and dividends. The statement is sworn by cashier William G Zimmerman with attestations from directors and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Leyte
Camini Atock
Anydimg
Teeta
Sore Ree Ge
Eurre
Maryland
Frederick
G. Zimaan
Crahier
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashtar
J. Travers Pfhomas
NLP
Thomas H. Haller
James EB. Walker
Christman Sale and Holiday Goods Advertised by Local Shops
Local merchants advertise a Christmas sale featuring silver plated wares, nickel fittings, porcelain boxes, duster sets, bread trays, cutlery, and kitchenware with prices and bundled offers. Special sales include 253 reduced articles from AuLes G. Quynx & Co and a St. Mary’s Chapter bake sale with cakes and candies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AuLes G. Quynx & Co
Local Total Abstinence League meets at Shoemaker home
The Total Abstinence Leagues will hold a meeting tonight at Mr George W Shoemaker's residence on East Sixth Street at 7:00 p m local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Shoemaker
East Sixth Street
Frederick and Middletown Hailway Company Service Notice
Frederick to Hagerstown trains run daily except Sundays with multiple daily departures from Frederick and Landsays, connecting to Hagerstown with specific arrival times. A meeting at the Emergency Hospital on Saturday December 3 at 2 pm seeks patrons for the upcoming year. Holiday openings announced for December 1 2 3 with Brisn Bros. boarders wanted and a vacant front room for rent at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Middletown Hailway Company
Hagerstown
Commondog Toursaday
Hagerstowne
Landsays
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Huston
Eee
New York City
ML Rowping
Neda
Hen Junta
SP. M
Tor News
W. O L. Moors
Qates
Weather Bureau
Amanoy Anga
H.O “Acaariagasete
Talegraph
Ss. O
Eqaity
Aesstallment House
Soolt Bros. Wl
B. Sacond Ss
Riss and Newman, Solra, Arguing
Baqaaé & Kaose Hrigtmas Sale
Groff’s
Greanhouses
Basans & Knott
Oliday Goods
Rodack & Co
Nsidig & Miller
Rosenonr
Kristmas Pragents
G. O
Srgaine
J. Thos Kamp
Doll Bros
Newa
J. Bradley Hyatt
Ward County
Ewspaper Ral
MR. Abbott
Will Sarge
The
Y. M. OG
Reds
Greens
Co. Ofae
St. Louis Fair
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Ozark Country
Pnod
E. A. Young
Myeraville
Washington County
Antietam
Fankatown
Dao
Vale of Honees
George D. Moore
Indiana
O. Edward Zollera
East South Street
Zellerg
Citizens National Bank
Amtm Citizens National Bank OF
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Smsl Votue
Nepal
Doeb
Oda
Yotal
Zia Isag My
John Hendrickson
Era Moryl
Ephone Callas
Handakerchiefs
FURS
Suit Department
Neidig & Miller
NED & Miller's
City Hotel Grill
Hotel Grill
Nhavens
Nus Daven
Christman Sale
N.R. & D. Mantz
South Markets Street
St. Mary's
Episcopal Chapel
Frankfort
Besant & Knott
Groff
Green House
North Market Street
McCardell's
Shiptey & Bopat
Rolly
Holly
George Ss. Rodove
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Bons
BE ‘& Bons
North Market Btrese
Frederick, MD
Thomas P.rice
Uranherries
Malaga
Aixo
Cecil & Gorman
Wort Patrick St
Cabe Thoughts
QUEEN
New Orleans
Allen Rohrbaoe
Oldawimy
A. J. Eichelberger
Cor
Patrick Street
Heinz'b
Sauerkralt
Telegraph Street
MT. Olivet
Hasan
regidJe
Fg P Carer
West Fourth Street
F. B. Sappington
Jam
Wil Ba
B. Sappingtof
cMisera
Mins A. Eaver
J Rowe Mitterky
Brisn Bros
Boardera
Mra H.R. Besant
L. E. Muellinix
Mullinex
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