Purely Personal Roundup of Local Visitors and Moves
Details on residents visiting relatives or traveling for business in Frederick. Names include Ethel baBus from New York. Juttice J. Grahams Johnson, David Main of Lime Kiln. Charles E. Esiller of Buckays town. Wm. Stove of Bloomfield. Austin Haffoer on aBaltimore trip. Amon Gramer of Woodsboro taking a new position. George F. Hane of Washington. postmaster Johan A. DeLashmatt of Buckeystown. Anns Rosetta Burger returning from Washington. Sarah Lenhart heading to Baton Rouge for the winter. Mrs. Finnyfrook of Market Space returning from Brunswick. Moesers, Wis. Brewer and Manafield White of Montgomery county. Edward Grove and family moving from Stephene City to Frederick for the winter. Lulu E. Adams visiting Daysville. Onaries H. Saylor and daughter Mary moving to Baltimore. Harry J. Katsuver from the North Market Street Male High School attending a meeting in sas city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel baBus
New York
Juttice J. Grahams Johnson
Baltimore
David Main
Frederick
Charlea E. Esiller
Buckaystown
Wm. Stove
Bloomfield
Austin Haffoer
West Third Street
Amon Gramer
Woodsboro
Biraly’s Palace of Music
George F. Hane
Washington
Harmony Grove
Johan A. DeLashmatt
Buckeystown
Fis
Misa Anns Rosetta Burger
East
Patrick Atrast
Lulu E. Adams
John H. Adams
William Haugh
Daysville
Ibis County
Onaries H. Saylor
Mise Mary
South Market Street
Harry J. Katsuver
North Market Street
Sas City
Social World at East Third Street Party
Miss Keller’s social gathering at East Third street featured games and refreshments with guests Misses Annis Staley Beth Bowers Viola Bowers and Messrs Frank Staley Roy Ruland Harry Schroeder and Wilson Schrey. Wedding anniversary noted for Mr and Mrs J Henry Schmidt on West Patrick street in a quiet celebration with friends. Captain William B Lynch retires as editor of the Liesburg Washington Mirror after selling to Col Roberts Harper. Lynch, a veteran editor and Maryland native, began the Washingtonian in 1850 and is brother of Judge John Lynch of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Keller
Elsie Keller
East Third Street
Annis Staley
Beth and
Viola Bowers
Frank Staley
Roy Ruland
Harry
Schroeder
Wilson Schrey
J. Henry Schmidt
West Patrick Street
W. B. Lynch
William B. Lynch
Sud
Liesburg
Washington Mirror
Col. Roberts XX. Harper
Washington, D. C
Harper
BR. d. N. Heed
Lynch
Xatires
Virginia
Maryland
John Lynch
Frederick
The
Washingtonian
Joe
Eugene Virts
D. J. Michas
South Market Street
Harry Crntchiey
East Sixth Street
Leon Bissi
South Market Streek
Oberies Hildebrana
Patrick Street
Roger A. Dall
Frederick City Hospital
Helen Urner
Record Street
Paulise Zsatz
West Oberch Street
Abont
Birs
Charies W. Martz
Auaite Aick
John F. Wieger
North Market Street
Wm. 8S. Ray
Cathrine Biy
West Secord Street
Issac Gram
Glevaland Grove
Biath Bentz
Pontius
Dwelling Windows and Storage House Work Reported
Ten Rands installs new dormer windows on Mr. Wm. H. Leichart’s East Third street dwelling. Mr. James R. Warfisld’s chapel alley storage house near Third and Fourth streets nearly finished. Court house porch weatherboarded to prevent slips in freezing weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Leichart
East Third Street
Cmd
James R. Warfisld
Chapel Alley
Third
Fourth Street
Jubilee of Knights of Pythias Page Conferred in Maryland
A grand ceremony in Frederick Maryland marked the 38th jubilee of the Knights of Pythias with the conferring of the page rank upon 4100 candidates by Mountain City Lodge. Mayor Timanus and Grand Chancellor Reno S Harp presided as the parade and initiation drew attendees from Baltimore and beyond including 590 from Washington and numerous lodges across Maryland Delaware and Pennsylvania. Notable speakers included Congressman James E Watson and Colonel Pearre with Maryland leaders praising lodges for expanding membership amid a large crowd at the Lyric Elks building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Mountain City
Frederick
Elthmore
Baltimore
Meyer Timanus
Shen
Maryland
Reno 5
Harp
William A. McCleary
Pythian Ball
Gay
Lexington
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Gay Streets
Holliday
Entaw
Monument
Charles
Mount Housiareuus
Pissword
Sherlock Holmes Play At City Opera House Next Wednesday
Mr Campbell Stratton and cast tour the city presenting The Sign of the Four as Sherlock Holmes. The production features attractive original sets and a homey Baker Street first act with familiar characters. Cast includes Misa Gay Rhea and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherlock Holmes
Campball Stratton
City Opera House
Dr. Watson
Baker St. London
Praneuk
Shea
Misa Gay Rhea
Law follows up on false pretenses arrest near Namaville
Millard Perkins and Darner were arrested in this city by Deputy Sheriff Grime for obtaining goods by false pretenses from Alfred N Foltz in Tamsville. Perkins allegedly took Esworthy's pass book and procured a bill of goods from Foltz's store. He appeared before Justice John Wood and was committed to jail for a hearing tomorrow after 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Perkins
Namaville
Grime
Darner
Alfred N. Foltz
Tamsville
Perkins
James Esworthy
Eltz
Esworthy
Mama Ha
John Wood
Baltimore appoints Captain William M. Duro as judge
Governor Warfield named Captain William M. Duro to the Orphans Court of Baltimore City to replace Judge William J. O'Brien who died. Duro formerly served as a captain in the Baltimore Fire Department and is well known in Frederick. He comes highly recommended for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donn
Jadze
Warfield
William M. Duro
Orphana’ Court
Baltimore City
William J. O’brien
Baltimore
War Claim Bill Introduced By Representative Pearre
In Congress yesterday Representative Pearre introduced a bill for the pay misat of Frederick's war claim. The measure seeks a remedy for an accounting error affecting the veteran's entitled payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearre
Congress
Frederick
Shakespearan Program at Fortnightly Club Meeting
The Fortnightly Literary Club held its third regular meeting in Kemp Hall with a large attendance. Prof J H Apsie presided in the absence of the president. Mrs Arther Willard wrote and Miss Trail read on The Shakesperean Heroelea. A set of twelve tableaux followed with performers listed, then a piano duet closed the program. Afterward refreshments were served and the club planned to meet again in three weeks on December 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegeler
Kemp Hall
J. H. Apsie
Worthington
O ' Warehime
Maulby
Mra. L. A Barok
Camsc
Tumnota
Jailts Williamson
Ophelia
Mary Eschbach
Sisobath
A. S. McDaniel
Katherine
Petrachio
Elinor Markey
Obss
MacGirl
the Abbas
Rossfird
Oella
Misses Knott
Clara Johnson
Romeo and Joliet
Mim Sappington
MacGill
Portia
Bassanio
Balt
Guy Motter
Harmione
Mies Grayeon
Cordelia
King Lear
Milas Beasie Motter
Harry Tratt
Constancs
Arthur
Pearre
Son
Cleo
Bliss
Roy
Faunt
McDaniel
Belgard
Mise Sappington
Cert
Emmanuel's League meeting and church oyster supper report
News of the churches covers Emmanuel's League of the Lutheran church meeting with roll call minutes and a program of recitations followed by a pastors drill. Trinity M G church hosted a delightful oyster supper with Christmas gift items and homemade candy. Rev George Merio de F Zacharina of Cumberland will speak on Holland and Its Homes next Tuesday evening. No Lutheran catechetical class meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel’s League of the Lutheran Church
Charles Hagar
Hark Zeigler
Charles F. Steck
M.G
Santh
Guild of the Evangelical Reformadehoreh
Dolland
Unacle Tom’s Oshbin revival at Cuy Opera House tonight
Gacle Taos Cadi Al Martins new scenic revival of Unacle Tom’s Oshbin at the Cuy Opera House tonight promises a theatrical treat. The 50 member all white company performs dances and songs with notable scenery and electrical effects. Mr and Mrs Frank B Rieds of Frederick have leading parts and the company band, including Rhodes and Branner, gave a concert at the Square Corner. Local market quotes list corn wheat and oats prices in Frederick. News want ad offered a method to announce job or cage needs for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gacle Tao
al. W. Martin
Tom
Cuy Opera House
Scheras
South
Mir
Frank B. Rieds
Frederick
Mir. Rhodes
Frank Branner
St Noion
Clothes Catch Fire In Mill Accident At Pioneer Mill
William F. Boland, a miller at the Pioneer Mill near Unionville, suffered severe burns when his clothes ignited during an oil stove fire. He ran into the mill race, the water put out the flames, and Dr. Theos P. Sappington treated his injuries. Boland’s condition was serious but he rested fairly well after opiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Boland
Pioneer
Unionville
Cauoty
Roland
Oland
Theos. P. Sappington
Holand
Mc R3lsch
Ceresville
Beckerstown
Death notices from Middletown and surrounding areas
Obituaries report the December 6 deaths of Mrs. Louie Shafer near Middletown at 77, educator Miss Sallis Waters near Wisearville at 63, and John Biceer of Church Hill in his 72nd year. Also noted is the passing of Eliza Toler, an elderly Middletown resident, all with funeral details and surviving relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louiea Shafer
Louies Shafer
Samuel Shafer
Dropay
Middletown
Decemsed
Peter Hephart
Shafer
Josephus H. Shafer
Jacob T. Huffer
Disrence W. Redy
Messrs
Harman Kephart
Herndon
Reuben
Lawisdale
Montgomery County
Mid
Henry
Smokstown
Washington County
Lutheran Church
M. Beard
Reformed
Joh Moser
John Biceer
Charoh Hill
Haleayee
Tiz
Newton
Farmersville
Ohio
Edward
Gibson
Oaio
Arby
Harry
Fleasact
Albert
Church
Fannie
Walter Knodle
Myeraville
St John’s Lutheran Church
Ghurah Hill
Eliza Toler
Elias Toyer
Samuel Toyer
John W. Ponting
Witte Resigns as Premier Berlin Dispatch Reports
Berlin dispatch reports Premier Witte has offered his resignation while the Czar has refused to accept it. The situation unfolds as political pressure and imperial response shape the crisis in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar News
Bern
Berlin
Witte
Mrs Tendel Rager Hanged in Spezia
Berunos, VI December 8. Mrs Mary Tendel Rager was executed at 1:13 this afternoon for the murder of her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spezia
BeRuNeros
Dee
Mary Tendel Rager
Senator Mitchell Dying
Special Dispatch reports from Port Lasp Ore that Senator Mitchell is dying. The brief item notes his critical condition and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Mitchell
Ore
Willhide Kolb Marriage Reception Noted in County Correspondence
Misa Rosa Ledwedge recovering slowly after illness. Joseph Fox killed three fine porkers, the largest 302 pounds. Mr and Mrs Lemuel Willbids hosted a reception Saturday night November 23 for the marriage of their son John G Willhide to Miss D Lae Kolb. Attendees included Myr and Mrs Johan G Wilhide, Miss Eums Kolb, Mr Cleveland Garber, Hisa Stella Willhide, Mr Stausbery of Baltimore, Mr and Mrs John H Dalaplane, Mr and Mrs Joseph Ferand daughter Mize Adair, Mr 2 c Werking and daughter Miss Ethel, Katie Jackson, Mr and Mrs Wilfies Anders, Mr and Mrs Raymen Anders, Mr James and Rassit Willbides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soutville
Misa Rosa Ledwedge
Joseph Fox
Lemuel Willbids
Saureday
John G Willhide
D @ Lae Kolb
Myr
Johan G Wilhide
Eums Kolb
Cleveland Garber
Local Bank Officials List of Officers Names
A fragment lists banking personnel including vice president cashier assistant cashier and several officers such as Jepax Jas. McBusser O.E. Ixracter Gro Wu. Sirs. J.D. Baxen Forex Jxo.C. Mormmx D. H. Hancerr and Tuos A. Harr. The text references a $100,000 amount associated with the cashier role and several surnames indicating sequential names among staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jepax Jas
McBusser
O.E. Ixracter
Gro Wu
Sirs
J.D. Baxen
Forex Jxo
C. Mormmx
D. H. Hancerr
Local Holiday Sales and Open House in Frederick Stores
Local ads announce expanded store rooms and the largest holiday sale in Frederick for Diamonds Watches Clocks Jewelry and silverware. Special organ sale cash or easy terms at Brgey’s Palace of Music and a film camera offer at Premo Film pack Camera. Also listings for Kodak supplies books and a large plastic art piece display by Moberly’s Decorating Establishments with extended evening hours through Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Landis
N. Market St
Market St
Moberly
Local Marketplace Offers Holiday Goods and Services
Local merchants advertise low prices on diamonds sterling silverware novelties and general holiday stock. Special offers include gas and electric bill discounts if paid by the 10th, evening hours until Christmas, and a Florida trip discount via Baltimore and Ohio Rail. Also listed are dining parlor meals medical osteopathy services art pieces and decorating shops with new oriental booth and picture sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Baltimore & Ohio
Georgia
Carolioss
Nassau
Havans
B.&o.r RB
Third Christmas Sale at Landis Jeweler Sterling Goods
Every one invited to an enlarged room to view the largest stock of holiday sterling silver and novelty items. Dec 9 from 2 to 5 pm at Frederick Art Cinb rooms with new novelties and a fall line of Christmas cards for 1905 at Enrpisy & Bopst's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis
Markes
B.S. Landis
Frederick Art Cinb
Tod
Staple and Fancy Groceries Open At 406 North Market
A short note notes Moreax Cecil operates a staple and fancy groceries shop at 406 North Market Street with modest details missing, indicating a local business listing or advertisement and confirming the address.
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the Daily News
EU Whitney
Turon
Charleston
Santiago
Chile
Uon
Sid Ives
Issac Les
Phi
Wasmweter
Des
War
Mooxa
Neee
Damonstrators
Satardi
Christhmas Bale
E. Patrick Stad
City Hotel
F. Griffin
Bherlock Hemes
Rettig
J. M. Ooiler Birely
Mary’s
P. Bennett
Shipley & Bopa
Quynn & Co. Landis
Birely
Music Palace
Neidig & Miller
Py sPa
Page
Mountain City Lodge
Timanus
Wii Nat Oppore
Tris
Brainard H. Warner
Bensington
Cobmel Pearre
Warner
Colonel Pearre
Coionel Pearre
Mr. Warner
Allegany County
News OF the Churches
Waring Tyson
Ocrn
Stesmer
Wm. F. Boland, Millar
Sallien Waters
Sallis Norris Waters
Wiserarville
Carroll County
Rha
5. R
Rachel Waters
James Waters
Thurmont
Misa Waters
Thos Pat- Ito
Thormone
Watere
St. James
Mrs. Hogers
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizers
NAT Bank
Frederick MD
J. D. Baker
BAKER
B.D. Baker
WH. G. Zimmerman Samuel
Duvall
Caesher
Joux
Hawssors
Tuos
Hacrr
Wa. G. Barre
CG. M. Tromas
Daniel Baxes
Escrifica
Brgeiy
Lowes
A$ Surrey & Borst’s
A. G. Quiss & Co
Mary's
Guild of Protestant Episcops
Good Inc
M. Guiner
W Patrick
Suierex & Bopsr
Onor
Rosesoer & Boxs
Market
Patrick Streets
Hepiascophe
Cficers
E G. Haces
John Hendrickson
Chiskine
Tsallac
Oriantal
Hendrickson
Neldig & Miller
Neidig A Miller
Alen
Englah Gapaar Mocho
Stace, Reyer & Qo
E. J. Hupsos
Kennedy
Atyles
Messure
Brace, Ketusz & Co
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
New Terminal
23Rd Street
New York Cty
3Rd Street Terminal
Grand Gentral
Labarty Street
O W. Bassert
D. B. Mantis
Mansger
L. E. Mull
E. L Schmid
Citizens' Nat. Bank
Stace, Keizer & Co
Jost
W. Patrisk Street
Isis
Ses
Orient
Cme
L. B. Mullime
N. B
Xmag Carde
Calandara
Enrpisy & Bopst’s
George
Rodock & CO
George 5
Rodook , Oc
P. Rice
East Fourth Street
Frederick County
Moreax Cecil
West
Ast
City Motel
C. L. Befauver
Ofrical
Cor. Charch
Market Sts
Frederiaxy
M. Tod P.m
Jobn
Newman
Hes
Hecard Street
Central National Bank
Sepladanly
R. HE. Peterman
Franklin Street
Ear
Nobe
Hredericn
City
R. Foster
North Market Bieeet
Frederick, MD
Church Street
Fredericks Me
Call and See
NEWS
Sainting
Departheny
F. B. Sappingtor
China
Decuralians Sera Band
F. B. Sappinueor
Ghi
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