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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1908

Page

5

Moving Pictures and Local Advertisements at City Opera House

Local paper lists ads for City Opera House showings as well as numerous merchants. Entries include banking, eyeglasses, rooms for rent, home portraits, furniture, baking supplies, extermination, framing, books, and miscellaneous sales and services from Shipley & Bopat, Etchison, Curry’s, and Geo. S Rodock & Co.

City Opera House Moving Pictures First Nat. Bank Monrovia Bowers’ Lumber Ca N. Market St Harber Shipley& Bopat E. J. Winebrewer Exterminator M.T. Engte Etehigon Studio Shipley & Bopet University Extension Etehigon Ees Shipley & Boost MOGA Butcher M - A Brengle Etchison Food Choppers A. G. Quynn & Co Curry’n Geo Rodock & Co

Pleasant Personal Notes on Travelers and Visitors

A string of short items reports where locals travel on business or visit relatives. George A. Pearre is out of town. Wm H. Rameburg and Charles Schultz travel on business. John Hane visits in the city. E Glenmore Castle visits Thurmont. George We Chem hag returns from Baltimore. Clay Perry and son visit relatives near Pearl. George I. Jiamgardner on town business. Judge Motter returns from Roelville. Eugene Willard on a hunting trip. Prof Amon Burgeo in Baltimore for a teachers meeting. Mies Margaret Duvall returns from Washington to attend her brother Bir Duvall who is ill.

George A. Pearre Wm. H. Rameburg Baltimore Charles Schultz Howard County John Hane Nameville E. Glenmore Castle Patrick Street Thurmont Treacurer George We Chem Hag Frignda Clay Perry Harry West South Street Pearl George ‘I. Jiaumgardner Krat National Bank John C. Motter Roelville Eugene Willard Frederick

BRIEF BITS FROM THE CITY AND RAIL LINE

Tow porch erected before the residence of Mr Jacob B Tyson at Rust Street. Messrs John Quin and John Staley on a hunting trip yesterday report capturing two fine pheasants. The Frederick Inter-Urban Railroad line briefly halted by a broken trolley wire near Fulmers rooring delaying traffic about an hour. A large crew continues ballasting between Lewistown and Catoctin Furnace on the W F and G railroad. Office interior improvements at Market and Fourth streets.

Lewistown Catoctin Market and Fourth Street

Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Browneville Area

Mrs. Susan Ellen Brown died at Browneville Washington county on Tuesday morning at 3 o clock aged 68 years 9 months and 20 days. She is survived by her husband and several children including Alma Sarah Katherine Mrs C B Stover Gettysburg Pa Mrs J A Van Felt Beunawick this county J R Brown Gapland Dr L B Brown Bria rd Tenn Walter and G T Brown Brownsville. Interment followed at St Luke s Episcopal church cemetery Browneville. Edward Milotier formerly of this city died at Connellsville Pa aged about 80 years survived by five children. Burial arrangements noted. Rev Edward A Merrigot has moved to Bedford PA to lead Pranning Creek Reformed church call recently accepted.

Cornelius Brown Susan Ellen Brown Corton Bee Browneville Washington County Miss Koontz John Sarah Koontz Frederick County Alma Sarah Katherine C. B. Stover Gettysburg J. A. van Felt Beunawick This County J. R. Brown Gapland L. BR Brown Briard Tenn Walter G. T. Brown Brownsville St.Luke's Episcopal Church Brognaville Mra Edward Milotier John McIntier Columbus Ohio

Reservoir Spring Runs Dry In Middletown Valley

The Independent reports the Middletown spring feeding the reservoir has weakened due to drought. Water was pumped in from Frederick sources after the stream went dry, leaving about four feet in the reservoir and eight inches from the top of the outlet pipe.

Hope Company Middletowd Villey Mildlétows Roec Tome Enginger David Akelb Messrs Geo. Kolb Krank Brookey Wmn. Boyer Frederick Bussard

Frederick Art Club hosts talks and a game evening

The Frederick Art Club met Thursday to hear articles on Sardou and The French in America read by members Misa Nellie Garrodt Mrs Florence Doub and Miss Minnie Marchey outlined New Maryland Institute openings and the Applied Arts program Jennie Schley Muler chaired a playful Riddled Parandromis game after a light repast The club also announced a Christmas art sale opening Saturday at McCaffrey's room West Patrick Street inviting all interested in Christmastide arts.

Applied Arta Jennie Schley Muler McCaffrey West Fatrick Street

Mr Mealey Celebrates First Wedding Anniversary

Mr Charles E Mealey of West All Saintas street quietly marks the first anniversary of his first marriage today. He married Sarah Lane Staley on December 4 1857. she died years later. Surviving are daughter Florence Nealey and later marriages produced two sons and two daughters. He has since remarried four times with current wife Mica Roth and two sons Harry Roy and Lewia Henry.

Mealey Charles E. Mealey West All Sainta Street Mr. Mealey Sarah Lane Staley Daniel Zacharias Florence H. FE. Nealey Misa Susan Rebecca Phreeger Mary Rose Marriott Edward Isaiah Mealey Los Angeles Cal David DD. Kolb Mica Eshia Roth Harry Roy Lewia Henry Mealy

Local Weddings Reported in Unionville and Nearby

Hymeneal and Friday nuptials list three marriages. Daniel Henry Etzler wed Nettie Virginia Nusbaum at the bride’s home near Unionville with Rev. O C Marriott officiating. Louis E McComas Younkins and Lydis Anna Flook of Middletown married by Rev. William E Brown. Albert Washington and Evin May Burke of Monrovia tied the knot at Fountains with Rev. B F Ruley.

Etzler —Nusbaum Daniel Henry Taylor Etzler Nettie Virginia Ezra Nusbaum Parenta Unionville O. ‘C. Marriott Tomking-Floor Louis E. McComas Younkins Lydis Anna Flook Middletown William Erown Washington Durer Albert Washington Evin May Burke Monrovia Fountains B F. Ruley

Lake View Bowlers Edge YMCA Team in Duck Pin Match

A Lake View alleys duck pin contest drew a large crowd as the Lake View team defeated YMCA bowlers 2 games to 1. Scores show CA winning two games by margins, totals 1360 to 1230 with game-by-game marks listed.

Lake View Lake Vee C A

Funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Carman Held at Home

The funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Carman will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. from her residence on Resi Riet Street. Rev. Charles F. Steck will conduct the services at the house with burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery.

Elizabett C. Marman de. Charles F. Steck Mt. Olivet Haz Etchinoo Sayons HWS Services AC & Funeral Dimestor Amd Ebmbalner

Frohman Company Presents The Thief at Qpera House

A Frohman company stage production of Henri Berdetein's The Thief earns high praise for acting and staging. Clifford Bruce and Helen Wilson lead as Richard Voyin and Marie Louisa with strong support from Charles Walton as Fernanda Legardes. The Seven-character cast includes Dr. Cornelius Mrs. Military Bell FrankJerome and Joseph Allenton. curtain calls reflect audience approval.

Frohman Henri Berdetein Clifford Bruce Helen Wilson Richard Voyein Marie- Louisa Atten Fernanda Legardes Charles Walton Walton Raymond Ixgardes Jaxvelle Mons Gondoin Cornelius Mre Ilitary Bell Frank ¥. Jersome Joseph Allenton

Maryland Teachers Meet In Baltimore For December Institute

Members from across the state gathered at the State Normal School in Baltimore for the Maryland High School Teachers Association December meeting. The program opened with a 1:30 pm musical number by the Normal School Glee Club, followed by welcomes from Dr. G. W. Ward. Speeches by State Superintendent M Bates Stephens, G B Strayer of Columbia University, and Edward C Buehner of Johns Hopkins University framed the afternoon and evening sessions.

Maryland High School ‘Teachers’ Association Amun Burgee Frederick State Normal School Baltimore Institute Acesion Normal School Glee Club G. W. Ward M. Bates Stephens G. B. Strayer Columbia University Edward C. Buehner Johns Hopkins University Ward Iamuels H. Green Department of English Pennsylvania Normal School Green A. Hb, C

Red Men's Meeting At Chippewa Tribe Concludes With Supper

At a Chippewa Tribe LO R M meeting last night two candidates received the first degree. Sachem Milton T. Engle announced a committee had prepared corn and venison with ice cream coffee and cigars. After meals a quartet led by Harry L. Bennett performed several selections. The Trad ing Post is tentatively planned for January 25 to 30 1900 with committee members H Eckstein Richard Keyer Millard Bartholow and Ham Davie to arrange details.

LO. R.M Tha m Milton T. Engle Harry L. Bennett H. Eckstein Richard Key Millard Bartholow Ham Davie

Lincoln Centenary Committee Appointed for 1909 Event

Governor Crothers yesterday named a committee to plan a February 12 centennial celebration of Abraham Lincoln's birth and to coordinate with the national committee. Members include Gen James A Gary Gen ix Agnus Gen F C Latrobe Judge John C Motter Col D G McIntosh Col Oswald Tilghman Rear Admiral W S Schley and Rear Admiral Yates Stirling. The group will meet soon to decide Baltimore participation and form of events.

Yates Stirling Baltimore

Church Meeting Confirms Pastor Call in Maryland

An early morning session of the Maryland Classis was held at Trinity Reformed chapel with Herman Jr. receiving a top East fortran call and a committee named to install him. Local street work includes sewer completion on Market Street and a new scarifier machine demonstration planned for West Second Street.

Maryland Citasie Prine Reformed Church Trinity Reformed Chapel I City Herman, Jr Synod of the Uni Herman Reva Miller I. Motler Guy P. Bready

Fire on Col Teall Farm Endangers Shed and Barn

A fire yesterday afternoon on Col Charles B Teall’s Buckeystown turnpike farm endangered a large shed and a barn. George P Aultman halted the blaze using a fodder stack ignition and a straw stack nearby. United Fire Company arrived, saved the barn, and prevented spread with water from cisterns and two tanks plus a chemical engine. Loss estimated at $200 with no insurance.

Col. Teall United Fire Company Charles B. Teall Buckeystown George P. Aultman Aultman United Co

Maryland Horticultural Society Show Ends in Baltimore

The Maryland Horticultural Society show in Baltimore concluded last night with most exhibits sold. A selection of the best entries will go to the National Horticultural Congress at Council Bluffs next week. The prize for the best wheat was awarded to H. Lee of Frederick County.

Maryland Horticultural Society Baltimore National Horticultural Congress Counsell Bluffs H. Lee Row Frederick County

Forest Fire Damages Timber Near Rocky Springs

A forest fire burned land owned by Dennis Shankle and McClintock Young near Rocky Springs last night. The fire damaged significant timber on Shankle property. Cause unknown. discovered after a wagon with a gray mule was seen along the road.

Dennis Shankle McClintock Young Rocky Springs Shankle

Christmas Opening And Local Market Notices

Local advertisements announce Christmas opening events at Banta headquarters Smkey and Borst with furniture chairs and cabinets for home charm. Also offers framing services and in home portraits by Barber, photographer, with a general plea to visit early before Christmas.

Banta Headquarters Smkey & Borst Erenigon Fuantonsz Barber Frederick

Fragmented Christmas Ad Catalog with Odd Listings

A jumble of items for sale and notices including blankets clothing and food, with references to McCardell’s Sun Gore store opening December 5 and various local businesses. The text lists hats, fruit, canaries, art club sales, and a meat store, all in a busy, fragmentary old newspaper ad page style.

Wide Fur and Silk Goods At Neidig & Milleh Store

The listing advertises a variety of furs scarves shawls stoles and throws with prices from 85c to 95 and up to 295 for mink items. It promotes weather garments and Turkish towels with immediate sale and mentions Neidig & Milleh as the seller.

Palmeiiee Shaw Searfs Andy Rea Velvrine Jane Bata Ho Alec Neidig & Milleh

Local notices and sales in the WorkLy News period

Public notices advertise a savings association with twelve years of experience and 4 percent deposits, plus a December livestock sale on the premises. Local events include a Ladies Sewing Society sale and supper, musical offerings, private instruction, and holiday novelties exhibition at several downtown venues.

J.D. Conann Ladies’ Sewing Society The Evangelical Reformed Church

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