Personal notes and movements of Frederick residents
Local residents and visitors from Frederick are noted for travel and visits. Broad Run, Balliii sa0re, Brunswick, Washington, Hagerstown, and Baltimore appear in numerous mentions as individuals and families, with several returning from trips or attending events. The list includes Mr. E L Willard, Mrs GE Beanfelter, Mr. George Wilson, Mr. Oscar Crampton, Mrs. Charles W Ross Jr, Mr. J H Myers, Mr. Emory L Coblentz, Mr. Issac Wineberg, and others, along with a funeral party headed for Lida M Aughinbaugh. Members of the Board of County Commissioners and local business figures are noted returning from a health convention in Baltimore and for job changes with Colgate Soap Company and B T Babbitt Soap Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conn
E.L. Willard
Broad Run
Frederick
Beanfelter
West Patrick
West Church Street
New York
J.H. Myers
Baltimore
Mesare
Hosenour
Hiorth Market Street
Emory L. Coblentz
Middletown
Issac Wineberg
North Market “Erect
Harpera Ferry
Brunswick
Basi- Des
Lee Goldsborough
Waakington
Charlies Goldsborough
Walkersville
Mise Emily Quyan
Sfiss
Jennie Beckdey
George 8. Rodock
Hagerstown
Lida M_ Aughinbaugh
Micholas P. Whitier
Ohio
Colgate Soap Company
Mr. Whittier
B. T. Babbitt Soap Company
S Moers
G. A. T.snoaffer
George A. Dean
Singleton E Ramaborg
James O. Harne
Board of County Commissofers
Fragmented Bits From Local Briefs And Observations
A collection of short notes reports and notices including a fatal incident described as two horses killed by a milk truck and a bridge project delayed by funding and construction issues. The items mention the Board of County Commissioners in session and delays at Reichs ford Monocacy bridge work with masonry complete but iron work pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delany
Board of County Commissioners
Miss Elvise Young Weds in Pa to Rev Arthur Fag Sever
Miss Elvise Young daughter of Mr McClintock Young of this city and Rev Arthur Fag Sever of York were married in Pennsylvania last evening by an Episcopal clergyman. The Sick. Mr P Jack Pampinel confined by sickness. Mr John L Derr of The Buffalo ill. Pattiog Roofon UC. B Church. Mr J M Hartman and workers roof the new United Church on West Second Street. Local Market: corn 42.00 per barrel, corn shelled 40 cents per bushel, wheat 67 cents per bushel. Hay 12 to 14 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvise Young
Jack Pamipel
Bie
John L. Derr
the Buffalo
Pattiog
UC. B
J.M. Hartman
United Threw
West Second Street
J. BE. W. Hargett
Qoorn
Letter from Shanghai to Hankow on Shanghai conditions
A letter reports travel from Shanghai to Hankow amid unrest, noting 7000 troops, quiet riverfronts, and churches sustaining Chinese congregations. It describes family health issues, stay with Bishop Graves, planned moves to Hankow, and potential foreign troop involvement. The writer warns of unsettled times and possible Power actions related to reforms and anti foreign sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne Ingle
Ls Son
Acateen
Ing'e
Te Bussiary
Tran
Birhon Graves
Sharghu
Japan
Tebsen
Bishop Graves
Shanghai
Tks
Fell Neing
Hankow
Concession Church
Wuchang
Hac
Reform Party
EDGAR M COMAS MARY MCOMAS MARRIED IN WASHINGTON
Miss Mary McComas only daughter of Senator Louisa E McComas wed Clinton Goodloe Edgar a Detroit businessman at St Johns church Washington with President McKinley in attendance. The ceremony featured a white satin gown lilies of the valley orchids and a procession of bridesmaids in pink crepe de chine and black velvet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Mary McComas
Louisa E. McComas
Clinton Goodloe Edgar
Detroit
McKinley
St. John’s Church
Alexander Mackay Smith
D.D
J. P. McComan
St. Anne’s Church
Annapolis
Jarvin Langdon
Elmira
Maid of Honor
Election of Officers in M W A and I O C F Lodges
At a Modern Woodmen of America meeting officers were elected for the coming year including Dr T S Kader as venerable consul and John B Grove as advisor. Also elected were Wm G Zimmerman banker H H Haller clerk Philip Seeger escort Dr O RE Goodell physician O E Routzahn watchman George R Moberly sentry and John Hershberger manager. A delegate to the State camp to meet in Annapolis in February 1901 was Dr J S Bader. King David Lodge No 50 I O C F elected Robert A Bennett noble grand Dr Lloyd T MacGill recording secretary John B Cochall financial secretary G Waring Tyson treasurer Rev T Freeman Dixon shipmit M Illard F Lesse representative to no lodge R A Rager M F Lesee and Harry L Bennett trustees. An Oyster Treat. The News staff thanks P S Holbrower for fine oysters. Char les Etine of Baltimore, state secretary of the United American Mechanics, visited Francis Scott Key Connoyl of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of America
T. S. Kader
John BH. Grove
Wm. G. Zimmerman
H. H. Haller
Philip Seeger
0. RE. Goodell
O. E. Routzahn
George R. Moberly
John Hershberger
J. 8
Week's Transfers and Licenses in Frederick County
In the Circuit and Orphans Courts weekly records, real estate transfers are listed alongside marriage licenses and court actions. Notable items include deeds in Frederick County totaling thousands, and detailed estate inventories, wills, and executorships. Additionally, marriage licenses cover several couples from Frederick and surrounding areas, while the Orphans Court notes inventories, accounts, and probate actions for numerous deceased residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans Courts
Mary C Rowles
George W. Rowles
Edwin Devilbiss
Frederick County
Charles Onley
Martha Hl
Frederick
Franklin E. Nicholas
Clara T. Smith
Mountville
Charles G. Barnes
Emily WL. Grove
J. Edward Smith
Ceresville
Josephine Goings
Bartonsville
Benjamin E. Duvall
Alice F. Hatfield
Mt. Airy
Hiram Clappen
Malvin P. Wood
Joseph Wood
Eli OG
Waskey
Eli
Susan R. Waskey
Annie F. Choe
William Howard Cline
Mary A. Green
Martha E. Warner
Barbara Ann Runkles
James F. Beall
R. Edgar Beall
Daniel J. Snook
Mary A. Snook
Charies
Snook
Henry O. Smith
James
Charles P. Smith
Samuel M. Birely
Catharine A. Sebold
Grayson C. Weddle
George W. Garber
Silas D. Senseney
Mary C. Baldner
Mousey
Sidney A. Saylor
Church Mission Advance Program Outlines 20th Century Outlook
The program from Walkerville features Rev A C Whitmer and Rev K W Miller as speakers on church missions past present and future. Sessions cover relation of Sunday schools to missions enlistment of members and church resources with topics on boards achievements and the century’s forward reach in Reformed Sunday schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceuntry Cound Wek
Gogyeatin
Walkerevill
Versoos
Iislere
weOuly
AC Whitmer
Lancaster
Home Missions
Kafos W. Miller
Reading
Edere
George A. Whitmore
T. F. Hoffmeier
C. Whittmer
S M. Hench
Ralas W. Miler
Tea
Rufus W. Miller
Crras Cort
Yuletide Bazaar of Daughters of the Confederacy Ends
The Yuletide Bazaar closed last evening with receipts about 245 dollars and profits for benevolent chapter work. Items donated included engravings, a grand doll, a lamp shade, and candy prizes. Attendees and donors from Lib Setytown and Unton io supported the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuletide Bazar
Daughters of the Confederacy
Spcceas
L. V. Baughman
Williams
D. G. Darby
Walter Abell
Charles Haughman
Mollie Bartgis
George 5
Rodock
Maud
Bertie Trendle
Warner Welsh
Miss Welsh
Libsetytown
Peddicord
Untonio
Fitzhugh Lea
The Black Diamond Express at City Opera House
A comedy drama The Black Diamond Express is set for tomorrow night at the City Opera House. OLeary and Kaiser foil Satanic schemes while saving the Black Diamond Express amid a rain of comedic moments. A recital follows tonight at Women s College with Dr B Merrill Hopkinson bass Edwin Turnbull violinist and Mr Haslop organist praised for raising Baltimore music standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
City Opera’ House
W. P. Winasor
Joe Morgan
Te Signer
Ming Ida McCormick
Fannie Morgana
City Opera House
O'Leary
Kaiser
New York
Satan
Paul Lewis
Woman's College
B. Merrill Hopkinson
Barytone
Edwin L. Turnbull
Robert Leroy Haslop
Haslop
Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Turnbull
Church Standard
Philadelphia
Johns Hopkins
Philomathean Society Meets to Debate Trusts Abolition
The Philomathean Literary Society will meet in Kemp Hall at 7 30 PM to debate whether large corporations and trusts should be abolished by law. Debaters are George R Dennis Jr and Amou Burgee for the affirmative and N E Gramer and D A Hargett for the negative. Solicitors Dale Oodlentz and Waters will act for the society. The venue is Krieg s Hall, home of Mr Krieg, with mortgage details noted in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deo
Christies
Anc
Legislative report on revenue committee vote and reform notes
The Ways and Means Committee voted to report the revenue measure. Details were unclear due to garbled text but references to reform and changes suggest adjustments to posts and positions. President Kruge announced results today and mentioned a memorandum received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vuterio Steport
Beserdas
S.aeta
Czar Recovering Rapidly at Opera House Event
Bulletin notes rapid czar recovery as events fill Frederick with social activities. Christmas opening at Miss Georgie Poole’s on Market Street invites all. Local businesses advertise holiday stock, tailoring, jewelry, and carpeting. Public notices include rail fares, exhibitions, and a sale of iron fencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie A Poole
N. Market Street
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Tae
Boax
Wasgisoros
Prata' Msawebro
W.L. Mourne
Auresa A
T MaccGill, Jr
John H. Abbote
G. A. Nixdorf
Epworth League
Wm. Anderson
Brocher Bros
George A. Gilbert
Carty
Clarion -Fout
Chicago Daily News
Hall
Seangesi
Biewife
Childers
Haubow
Shangha
Edgar—M'comas
Holbrower
East Patrick Street
Busiasss
Aditton G. Urner
McDonpuid
Cotat County
John Zeigier
William Ar
William D. Elger
Albert C. Smith
Roger MeesSherry
Alberta S. McSherry
E. E. Trimmer
Samuel Trimmer
Mary Fo Haller
Haller
Alexander H. Doll
Emaly Bere
Solomon Harbaugh
Catherine Harbaugh
Amiila Black
John R. Stongr
Dali
Outerbridge Horsay
Benjamin White
Sarah White
Henry Williams
B.&o. Railroad Company
Martin L. Summers
Harry Wright
Frederck County
Mr. Bryen
Joseph E. Chew
Sir
W.j.brynx
Dale
Lik
Pepe
John Hendrickson
Teeszose
Sual
Tal Lhata
Auhion Sag
Cain
Dsr
Lever Kerth
Shao Hay
Aelger
The
Hague
Seevlal Ie
Ant
Naantse
Bon Black and
Colutret
Javket and
Cape Sale
Czar
Chy Opera House
Yatursday
M E. Church
E. Ghureh Btrdul
Deitley v Tohabg
Ob Su' Ulue
SaVinNu
Nes & "Miller
Neidio
Millie
Glass OF Fashions
North Market Street
Ehader
E. Church St
Zoe
Frederick, Md
J. W. Morris
First National Bank
Duncan
Wm. C. Boteler
Neidig & Miller
Washington, D.C
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Jssnes
Ohio River
Cumberland
Strasburg Junction
Agen
Clinton E. Main
Eorek
Washington
Isanogle & Wagaman
Captain January
Wellesley
Griis
Franklin
Otis
Benty's
Alftaman Yeung Feiks
B.&o.k
Accoun
Baltimore & Qhio R.A
Pittsburg
Wheelng
Partersburg-Strasburg Junction
Wander
Paliman Palace
Sbronzh
Rookwood
Peszi
Jardinieres
Mullinix
TRON
JeaRly Ginisrxas Buying
B. Sappington
Farinee Cc
Davé
F. B.sappington
GEO. S. Rodoce
Lletin
Rice & 2
SNS
A. T. Kez & Doss
Pudseral
Fhede
Ivalue New -Jusarrival Ues Y
Wert
J. Hoeisais
Yohn
Srheumand Elmar
J. Heisely Keller
Drouggist
Marrit
Din
Cras
Berar Ville
Pleasant
Kefanver
ED Shriner
Potomac River
Willard C. Keller
E. Patrichiet
BISER
Real Estate and Insurances
W.schurce
Frederich
Stewart P. Dear
North Markst &Taeet, Ifrederich, MD
StoopEnzs
North Marert Street
Odexly
Alfred Ritter
Atioenzy
Counselos
G. Borer, Jr
Baxneers
Saaaltincre
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