Purely Personal Notes From Several Towns
Miss Nellye Bradley of Emmslton and Miss Mabel Altman of Ohto left yesterday to spend Christmas at home. Mrs. William Mansfield returns from Daysville after visiting her parents. Mr. Roger Wood has accepted a typist position at Fahrney's printing. George A. Townsend of Gapland moved his Washington City residence to 229 Flat Street, MN E for winter. B J Beachley of Colamble returned to spend holidays at home in Bolivar. Miss Mattie Cost of Lovetteville visits married estate in Milddietown. Mrs. Kya L. Bangen and her son arrived at the Shafer home for a few weeks. George Beltzer Smith of Springield, Ohio, visiting in the valley, remained home last week. Louise Potts spent yesterday in Baltimore. Emme Biessing, visiting Frederick friends, returned to Brunswick. Mayor and Mrs. A B Yeakle spent yesterday in Baltimore. Mary Tyson returns from visit to her sister Mrs. F T Grove in Shepherdstown, as Mrs. Grove will spend part of the holiday season in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellye Bradley
Emmmslton
Mabel Altman
Ohto
Woman's College
William Mansfield
Daysville
Roger Wood
Fahrney
George A. Townsend
Gapland
Washington City
Fliat Street
MN. E
B. J. Beachley
Colamble
Bolivar
Mattie Cost
Lovetteville
Milddietown
Kya L. Bangen
Little Son
Delaware
Peetr
P. W. Shafer
George Beltzer Smith
Spring Held
Ohio
Fen
Louise Potts Apent
Baltimore
Emme Biessing
Frederick
Brunswick
A. EB. Yeakle
Mary Tyson
F.T Grove
Shepherdstown
Farmers' Institute to be held in Rockville on Tuesday
Brief items report a Farmers' Institute scheduled for Rockville on Tuesday, December 22. Four young adults were arrested in Emmitsburg for bicycle ordinance violations. Mr M L Creeger plans a large stable on East Main in Thurmont. Benjamin R Portner has opened a watch and jewelry repair business in Thurmont. Postmaster Wentwell of Harper's Ferry has made up a shortage in his accounts. Mr K Smith of Loss reports the loss of his horse "Glad Frank" on Bundsy night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Rockville
Adla
Empnsburg
M. L. Creeger
Frederick District Assessors Complete Work
Frederick district assessors H J Brise James Houck and J G Crontse finished their duties yesterday. They praised residents’ cooperation as the taxable basis for the second district rose by about 6 million dollars to roughly 61 million, with countywide figures showing a sizable rise and total assessor costs near 18 900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Messrs
H.J. Brise
James Houck
J. G. Crontse
Liberty county woman jailed on larceny charge
Amy Smith of Liberty County was arrested by Officer Simpson and sent to the Magisterial fire judge on the charge of stealing a mare from Annie Day of Liberty. Unable to post $50 bail, she was committed to the county jail to await the next term of court. Meanwhile, Mr P E Long offered Catholic Club members complimentary banquets, and Mr C A Eckstein reportedly relinquished his Charlotte business to return to Frederick. An advertisement promotes the Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children, produced by the California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Smith
Liberty
Simpson
Biser
Annie Day
Pulpit And Pew In Local Church Notices
Local religious listings show numerous services across churches in the region. Rev. Dr. L. A. Mann is incoming to Holy Trinity Loweran Church, while various congregations including German Reformed and Methodist Episcopal plan morning and evening services and revivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mictaterial Association
Christian Scscc
Paris
Ldch
St Taere
Alma'rts
M. Pendsy School
Wis
Freconm
Cornell
Kogieh
Antonius Daras
Wost
St. James
YMCA Membership Drive Boosts Frederick Chapter
The Frederick YMC A shows progress with growing members and stronger cooperation led by Secretary Leonard, as the organization benefits from the Ladies Auxiliary and a revived auxiliary group. The recent contest highlighted active participation by all, while Rev Antonio Darms and Adolphus Fearhams are slated for forthcoming events and Bible studies in the association room starting after January 1 with no charge to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pole
Lincresse
Atrg
Associauiom
Leonard
Frederick
Piederck
Tom Serene Wis
Nutea
Antonios Darms
Adolphus Fearhaxs
December Term Opens For Circuit Court In Frederick
The December Term of the Circuit Court for Frederick County begins Monday at 10 o clock. It is a sierit jury term with the grand jury meeting in February. Janitor Howsri Kusamaui and staff prepared the courthouse for the session, noting improvements to acoustics and overall upkeep. Jury draws were reported around December 21, with changes in District No. 12 and replacements in the panel. The docket includes criminal cases, recognizances, appeals, and originals with listed numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Howsri Kusamaui
Seversi Egilsizaia
Mondey
Oim
Siate
Slose Ice Jury
Zsolaciah Brantner
Wsa
Thomas J Cizgzgett
Giaggett Wee
Charlies W. Earle
Secret marriage by Reformed parsonage in Mildietown
A young couple from a distance wed at the Reformed parsonage last Saturday evening. The pastor was asked to keep the affair a secret for a specified time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildietown
City Property Sales at Frederick Auction Notes
Auctioneers Harvey R Lease and Charles B Fout sold prime city and nearby properties at public sale at the City Hotel. Sold were the Flem ing 60 acre Monteyne pie home near Frederick for 7700, a three story Ginn residence for 3200, a Booth Market street two story for 1300, and an ice house lot for 400. Withdrawn were the Went Patrick street two story and the Price residence. Private sales negotiations are pending. Enthusiastic Myersville residents advocate a Frederick Hagerstown railway with stock support. }
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey BR
City Hotel
J. Alfred Fleming
Frederick
Monteyne Pie
RC. Zimmerman
Charles B. Font Aold
Weat Third Street
John Thomas Ginn
Thomas 8. Eader
Dasekar
Harvey R
John E. Price
South Market Retreat
Charles B. Foutfold
George Markell
E. A. Young
Myersville
Young
Ten News
Hagerstown
Myersyills
Middletown Lodge Elects Officers for Coming Year
The Middletown Lodge No. 19 four degree officers were elected for the coming year with Rev. M D Beard as Master Workman, Samuel D Gaver as Foreman, Charles E B Mobberly as Vieerseer, G C Roopderick Sr as Recorder, Howard E Sparrow as Guide, T Carlton Hudy as Financier, Charles L Gaver as Receiver, Johan Crone as L W, W W Doub as O W, and George W Gaver as Representative to Grand Lodge. A caveat on the will of the late Wm Gaither was argued in Orphena Court for ascertaining rights of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. GO
Middletown Lodge
Middletown
the Foreing
M.D. Beard
Samuel D. Gaver
Foremar
Charles EB. Mobberly
Vierseer
G C. Rooderick
Howard E Sparrow
T. Carlton Hudy
Charles L. Gaver
Johan Crone
L W
W. W. Doub
O. W
Grand Lodge
George W. Gaver
Orphena’ Court
Mo Gaither
Gaither
Cosmy Coimuleiosers
Untonville
Saul of Tarsus Lecture Impresses Audience
A public reading or lecture by Wendling attracted a select audience. His eloquence and earnest delivery impressed listeners as he drew parallels between Saul before Agrippa and Patrick Henry, framing the era’s religious and political conflicts as a martyr’s tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frsine Moat Poustie
Corlitien Assatiation
George Kt
Werdinns
Wendling
Saul
Agrippa
Patrick Henry
Accident on Bronawick race track injures man
Eye on Hand Care was dangerous last Thursday evening as two racing cars at Bronawick collided near the lower crossing. Charien Viris noses was tossed from the track, struck by the second car, and badly bruised with a back injury from the gearing. He was treated by Drs Borine Hillosry and taken home to Loudoun. A separate hospital building for colored foates was noted during an inspection by Drs Wilism Lee and John Moris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronawick
Charien Viris
Loudoun
Virte
Borine
Hillosry
Wilism Lee
John Moris
Stats Board of Lunacy
Montevae
Frederick Santa Claus Furniture Show at Smith's Temple
Local Frederick shop Etchison's and Smith's Temple of Fancy advertise a holiday furniture extravaganza with chairs, rockers, jardiniers, taborets, and band painted china. Santa Claus signs draw crowds as prices highlighted for a 1897 subscription magazine and various gift items. David A. Smith promotes the event and urges a big turnout for the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Frederick
David H Smith
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Wousa College to Close for Two-Week Holiday
The Wousa College will close for two weeks' holiday starting Friday, December 18. Leblan Literary Society meeting will be held after the holiday. Over $2,000,000 in gold is in the Baltimore sub treasury, with daily small sums arriving for exchange. Six young couples near Rockesstown are planned to marry after the church completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0mAs's College
Wousa’s College
Leblan Literary Society
Baltimore
Rockesstown
Farm Crane Ho Horine Injures Leg In Accident
A farm laborer Mr G W Horine of Myererville suffered a broken leg and facial injuries after slipping while working near the barn on the Myererville farm. He was moved to a nearby house and received medical aid. condition reported as improving with recovery expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Horine
Myererile
J. M
Angest Fisv
Fisc
Uebett
Variety goods and instruments advertised at City Hotel area
An assortment of sales pitches and notices list eye services at City Hotel with dates December 16 to 18, bicycle bargains at No 11 South Market Street, musical instruments from Bhalya and Wilcoxen,Hirely's Palace of Music, and other bargains in jewelry wood and coal. Consultation on ear and nose diseases offered at City Hotel Frederick every Wednesday from 1 to 2:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ivador
Eye Optician
City Hotel
Marc Satchels
Raliz
H. E. Wilcoxen
Hirely
Maalg
Hartley
Frederick
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TE Daily News
Bistory
Ereais Dorete
Cours Dara
Lom
Kinsta
Tne News
D.C
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
National Building Association
W.A. Manafisid
Ern
W. A Mansfeld
Laine We
John Hendrickson
Banguet
P. E Long
Car- Tin House
Hse
California Fig Syrup O Company
Clix
Walkersville Yraterday
Rodock & Neldig
Gleanera Beneficent Association
Trinity Reformed Church
Thurmont
Mre
Cyron Cortiste
Japan
United Brethren Church
C. W. Stroenpring
J. B. Hutchison
M. E. Church
South
Trinity Church
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church
T. Doran
Maryland
China Mission
All Balnti’ Chapel
Woman's Auxiliary
China
Bertha Trail
A. G. Ross
Mary Ingle
Nannie Knott
Emily Meuleby
Reading
LADE
Glade Reformed
Walkersville
Bermon
Cyria J. Masser
M. Bench
R. Bschbach
D. D
Cyrus J. Masser
Ghuubch
Tallmert
Paul's Evangelical Teutheran
Burkittaville
C. L Rutter
A Hedges
Jeffery OD
D. F. Garland
Taneytown
the Circuit Court
City Property Sales
Angnetus Howe
Fourth Street
Melona
Saul OF
Tarsus
Eloquenf Lecicke
Hon. Ged
St. Wendling
Etebleon’s
Eichlaon’s
Aetentetrveteessen - Rechiod
Antigo
Escensereeeree
Etchison’s
Etchison
David A. Smith
Baith
Smith’s
Smith's
Mr. G. W. Hort
Smitty
Temple of Fancy
H Miocall
A. F. Shipley
South Market Street
Smith’s Temple of Pancy
Wm. Baumgardner
Geo. F. Fheman’ Store
Brish Bros
Bhalya’ Palace of Music
A. E. Wil Doxon
Palace of Musica
Atylea
Barsh Bros
Mager
Masxent & Trall
Jona Lambright
West Fourth Street
Simmons
Barney & Barry Pasent
B. Ebert & Son's
Best & Kepler
Mark&i ST
Avuinanix
Mouim & Krue
Kuse
Ak YU
WSKP
Hskowoka
Chiinawarp
Ghevanifo
Snvlus
Abd Lalikh
Linz Vetkich
FC Bay LN
Goulds
Wright
Paruin
H&re
Maeritt
Joan Henpztozeson
F. V. Staub
NUT & Garment
Carpets
N. Mare
Steelt
Ballwin
Peck
NW. Market St
N. Market
Central Hardware Co, Atent.on
Bcasliz& Kings
CALL
Seelus
Harowani
Ety Lee
Bodooe & Nedss
Neie
Wes
Peirce
Daugster
Bere
Su Coer
Bak Las
Harpesechieps
Ecdooe
Neldia
At. Biog & Sons
A. T. Ries & Som
North Market Street
Telephone
James BE
Walker & OG
Walker & CO
WLR
Tors
Jas RK
Warsree Oc
A. B. Bargett
Muscatel HalsiNs
G. B
Vatencia Gabins
London
Debess
Jameses Oravgen
A. _B. Ganarri
J. J. Remsburg
W. Market i
Grof Boum Regular
Psrbottle WE Srellit
J.J. Bemsbube
Doll’s
C. D. Dox
W. 5. Miller & Co
W & Mibtees Co
Cork
Bendlide Wood
Wit
Miller & CO
Bass Patrick Ctrare
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