Purely Personal Notices From the Local Scene
Purely personal items list residents visiting and traveling from Libertytown Middletown Baltimore Washington Grafton Iola Read ing and more. Names addresses and movements include Shrinar Hayden Kaodle Shriner Sap pington Coblentz Diller Schildt knecht Shafer Cramp ton Landers Shafer Isaacs Cox and Heptasophs officers. Also a social banquet after a meeting at Vincent Yingling’s cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Y. Shrinar
North Market Street
Baltimore
Gertrude Hayden
Court Street
Washington
H. Kaodle
Middletown
Deshler
Ohio
Gibson
Annie Yingling
Libertytown
Igora Getzendanner
Grafton
W. Va
Myersville
Dixon
Inl
Wu. E. Shafer
Middletown Vicinity
Martinsburgh
Reading
Shafer
Mesers
Frank and
Hamilton Crampton
Charles F. Crampton
Whitman County
Jefferson
George F. Landers
Thormont
Fort Totten
N. Y
Landers
Torpedo Defensa
St. Totten
Heptasophs
Frederick
Order of Heptasophs
Archon
L. E. Kepler
Albert B. Routzahn
R. A. Bennett
Charles Kreh
E.G. Haugh
Alfred Ritter
O. O. Ausherman
Vincent Yingling
Heavy Porkers on Dr Schley Farm Hit Big Slaughter
Mr Edward J Houck, a tenant on Dr Schley’s farm near the city, slaughtered two hogs weighing 650 pounds and 268 pounds respectively, with the larger hog earning notable mention for its size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Houck
Dr. Schley
Pearre Puts Forward Civil War Old Fort Frederick Bills
Colonel Pearre seeks a broader pension plan for honorably discharged Civil War and Spanish War veterans who are blind or nearly blind, plus a bill to seal enlistment soundness as evidence against pre enlistment disability. He also proposes a national military park at Fort Frederick and a monument for Old Fort Cumberland, plus macadamizing the Burnside Bridge road to the Antietam Battlefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Pearre
Pearce
United States
Gol. Pearce
Colony of
Maryland
Col. Pearce
Old Fort Cumberland
City of
Cumberland
Braddock
Little Meadows
George Washington
Sharpsburg
Burnside Bridge
Connecticut Monument
Antietam
Connecticut
Washington County
Court verdicts in Summers v Lutz and Boteler v Oscil
In the circuit court a jury ruled for plaintiff in Summers v Lutz. Dr William Boteler won a verdict for $13 in Boteler v Oscil for services rendered. Attorneys Coblenta Waters for Rohrback and Jones Dorsey for Jones and Dorsey represented others. Proceedings opened at 9:30 with Judges Motter and Henderson. Jones sued Dorsey to recover 9820 paid for back farm taxes, which were later settled after notice from the tax collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Summers
John H. Lutz
William O. Boteler
James N. Oscil
Boteler
Coblenta & Waters
Cecil
Jacob Rohrback
Dr. Boteler
Motter
Henderson
Mordeci Jones
Fannie B. Dorsey
Keedy
Hammond Urner
Jones
Wm. P. Manisby
Frank L. Stoner
Dorsey
Old Folks' Concert Visit Delights Home for the Aged
The Old Folks' Concert Company visited The Home for the Aged last evening and presented a delightful program. Mrs. Wm. H. Keller presided at the organ. Monthly entertainments are provided by church and other societies. An omission noted Miss Maria Schroeder, an organist, in the Trinity M E church concert report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Folks
Wm. H. Keller
Trinity M. E. Church
Maria Schroeder
Frederick's Congratulations to Admiral Schley
Mayor Smith sent a telegram to Admiral Schley after reading the court of inquiry verdict. The message says the people of his old home regard Admiral Dewey's opinion as a complete vindication and extend hearty congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mayor Smith
Schley Court of Inquiry
Admiral Schley
Admiral Dewey
Large Stable Burned Along West Seventh Avenue
A livery stable owned by Harry McHenry on West Seventh Avenue was almost totally destroyed by fire last night. Firemen extinguished the blaze after several hours, saving three colts and several wagons. A carriage, sleigh, straw and fodder were lost. The center straw pile is blamed, with McFanen suspecting a grudge. Drizzling rain and light wind limited damage. Estimated loss about 1100 dollars, insured with F.G. Thomas & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seventh Ar Rest
Harry McHenry
McFanen
Charles Shindler
F.G. Thomas & Son
New Pastor at Burkittsville Announces Career Path
Rev Wim. Fisher becomes the new pastor of the Reformed church at Burkittsville. Born in 1868 in Westmoreland Pa, he studied at Clarion and Franklin and Marshall, and the Reformed Theological Seminary. He served Pine Ran Salins and was chosen for Burkittsville Oct 27 1901 after long drives to the charge. The feature also notes a song about Schley by Prof Geo Ed Smith, published locally, with a 25 cent sheet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim
Westmoreland
Pittsburg
Pine
Schley
Geo. Ed. Smith
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Professor Smith
Santiago
Frederick
Admiral Sedley
Admiral Schley
Daughters of the Confederacy in Maryland Hold Annual Convention
The Maryland division gathered in Baltimore for its annual convention. Revenue from the Confederate bazar reached about 10000 dollars with Fitzhugh Les Chapter contributing fifteen to the Maryland table. Officers were reelected including Mrs. L. Victor Langhman as third vice-president and a motto and flower were adopted: God stands beside our grief and the bleeding heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barron Hope
L. Victor Langhman
Girl Suffers Severe Arm Burn From Coffee Spill
Rey Grambine aged 16 daughter of Marshall Grambine of East Third Street suffered a bad arm burn when a pot of hot coffee spilled onto her last night. She was resting near the stove for a toothache when her little sister knocked the pot. The left side also received a minor scalding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Grambine
Marshall Grumbine
East Third Street
Miss Grambine
Negro Loses Blood After Altercation on East Patrick Street
Charles Stanley, colored, found yesterday afternoon by Officer Orange lying on East Patrick street near Whalen's alley with a back head wound. Taken to the Mayor's office he was too drunk to say how or where he was cut. pool of blood noted, though the wound is not serious. Creager Home Again After Mysterious Disappearance. John Creager, Buena Vista liveryman, returned Thursday night to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stanley
Officer Orange
East Patrick Street
Whalen
Stanley
Religious Services and Notices from Jefferson County Churches
Local notices list numerous church services across Jefferson County with times for all denominations including Methodist Episcopal South, Lutheran, Reformed, Catholic, and German-speaking congregations. Several pastors are noted with service and Sunday school times, plus a failed sale of the Ostcotine Furnace property halted by an agreement between owners and mortgagee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleysville
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
J. R. Gisaring
Oak, Oak and Creagerstowne
Church of God
UV. B
C. W. Stinespring
N. H. Styles
Woodstock
Jefferson
Skylea
Reformed Church
E. L McLean
Grace Reformed Church
St. John's
German Reformed Church
Kemp Hall
Carl Stein
Lancaster Theological Seminary
St. John's Catholic Church
City Ministerial Association
P. E
Court Street
Luther Kuhlman
Thomas Fresman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
E.R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Todd
M.E
Epworth League
Owen Compher
Universal Dominion
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Christian Endeavor
Katie Shank
Court House
Local Christmas goods and jewelry ads fill town storefronts
Allen G. Quysx & Co and A. J. McKenna & Son announce Christmas stock open for inspection with tree ornaments from one cent, toys, chinaware, lamps, and a B. & H. lamp with every ten dollar cash purchase. J. W. Morris to hold a December 14 sale of diamonds and jewelry. Florist G. Heermann offers holiday decorations. Fox’s Frederick Steve Houss advertises copper nickel plated ware and waiters. Palmer and co. promote palmists and eye care services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. McKenna and Son
Baokeystown Md
B. & H. Lamp
Gall
A. J. McKenna & Son
Buckeystown, Md
J. W. Morris
Reliable Jeweler
Flrst National Bank
North Market Street
Pricns
Fox
Frederick Steve Houss
Fresh loom fabrics and new waist fabric samples on sale
The notice advertises cashmere flannelette at 150 per yard with 3G look, light colors and side bands, and invites customers to see pictures or request samples. It also mentions new waist fabric and latest Persian styles. A child’s sleeping robes garment is offered at 250, with a playful note about the price. Located one door north City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEO
Rodock & CO
Christmas entertainments at Grace Trinity church near Mt Carmel
The Grace Trinity Reformed church near Mt Carmel hosts a Friday night December 20 benefit event with 10 cent admission. Lunch offerings include Chicken Soup with Corn Fried Oysters Codfish Cakes Ham Sandwiches Celery Salad and assorted sides. Tickets 10 and 25 cents for a Christmas Cantata and excursion to Santa Claus’ Home at City Opera Houses on December 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt City Opera House
Grace Trinity Reformed
Mt. Carmel
Santa Claus
Yeakle’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Charles Wolfe
Port
Rean Dubtin
Anthony Wayne
Manly
Mad Anthem
Presqueiste
Wayne
Hort
Hudson
Mount Vernon
Jehi—Prince Albert
Victoria
Windsor Castle
Riley Smith
New York
Cry
William Jil
Netherlands
Wassiaroy
W. L. Moonz
Weather Bureau
Setoots
Morris
H. Duvall
Immermen
Cash
Ira Tyler
Ossh
HO. L. Cramer
Dan’l. Crimmins
M. F. McBride
Mel
Ghurah
Yingling
David Groff
Doll's
Aris Doll's
E. Olina
Neidig & Miller
Ohn Hendricksen
P.” BE
City Hotel
Joseph Boussard
Kate Ramsburgh
East Church Street
Baker Johnson
Joseph A. Isaacs
Baltimore & Ohio Masonry
Joseph Cox
Indian Bureau
Lewistown
OL. Pearre
Pearre
Old Fort Frederick
Gauces
Burattysville
Fisher
Creager
John Creager
Buena Vista
Sunday Schools and Societies
Yingiling
City Hotel Grill
Lynn Haven Esq
Christisan Pricta
Ile
Yankee
Ansonia
Ochild
Allen G. Quysx & Co
Y.M.C. A
W. C. Briery
Ob. Com
St Morris’ Jewelry
First National Honk
Rolly
Claga
Q. HeEmann
Florist
Myra
Pullman
Wm. Co, Boteler
Kansas City University
London
N. Market St
Ressmaking
Hapger
Mary E
Catherine EB. Krantz
L. E. Mullints
the Bissels
Osllin
L. E. Mullinix
N. B
Ohn Hendricks O
Ilroad
NEG & Miller
Parhhow
Clinton E. Main
Clinton & Main
Market St
Frederick County
Isanogle & Wagaman
Holiday Stationary
Isanogle & Wagamar
Frederick, MD
B. Sappington
Bistaras
China
Rogers & Bro
Rodook & OG
A. T. Rice & Sons
Uneral
Rice
D. G. Rice
Fourth
St. Freds Co
Calla
Willard
Keller
Patrickiest
Mmethanics’ National Bank of Frederick
Duvall
Dladinwotawsy Cnahier
Potzction
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank of
Fear
M. G. Zimmerbian
Stanro
First National Bank of
District Court of the United States
District of Maryland
William CU. Compton
William C. Compton
Brunswick
William CG. Compton
W. Patrick St
Edward Y. Goldsborouge
Potts
Monarch
South Market Street
Udodi
Montegue Hospital
Daniel F. Ordeman
Frederick City
Marsland
Adamstown
Point of Rocks
Florence Taylor
N. W
Washington D. C
Church Street
Frederick Brick Works
du Plicate
P. HG
Oirely
C. B. Oline
Storris
Sappington
Jangdawiy
North City Hall
Oline
Davin Grorr
Otty Hotel Grill
Brethren of Columbia Lodge
Lynch Lodges
Masonic Hall
William GH. Johnson
Adolphus Fearhake
Seoy
William F. Onion
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