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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1900

Page

4

Personal notices of Frederick residents during holiday visits

Miss Eleanor Dill of West Toird street visits Baltimore friends. Mrs A Randall Webb and daughter at the rectory. Joseph Lao Honff, Frederick Gazette publisher, left for the east. Mamie and Ada Virts of Whisner street visit relatives near Point of Rocks. Mrs M C Thompson of Baltimore leaves for Richmond. BE Roy Saylor of South Market street attends University of Maryland sessions and is home on vacation. Ralston Goldaborough, city resident, at Lehigh University, spends vacation at home. Mrs Thomas Adams and children Berna and Grace spend Christmas at Mountain View with Mr and Mrs Charles Picking. John H Goodell of Boston visits brother Dr C F Goodell on East Patrick Street, returns greatly pleased with Frederick.

Eleanor Dill West Toird Street Baltimore A. Randall Webb Joseph Lao Honff Frederick Gazette Lefe Mamie Ada Virts Whisner Street Point of Rocks M. C. Thompson Richmond BE. Roy Saylor South Market Street University of Maryland Ralston Goldaborough Lehigh University Thomas Adams Berna Grace Mountain View Charles Picking John H. Goodell, Esq Boston Mass C. F. Goodell Patrick Frederick

Obituary notices from Frederick and Cincinnati

Obituaries detail Catherine Markell of Baltimore later Frederick resident and writer, with service at Saint Mary's and Mt. Olivet burial. William E. Jones Baltimore railroad official dies at Price Hill. Simon D. Newcomb Washington clerk and Frederick business figure dies. John T. Houpt former Frederick resident dies in Harrisonburg. Dr William Lewis Cumberland physician dies of consumption. last note on preparing an advertising campaign.

William E. Jones Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad Considine Avenue Price Hill Cincinnati Ohio Jones Josiah M Mary B. Jones Frederick Baltimore and Ohio Company Maurietta and Cincinnati Railroad Washington and Baltimore and Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Foods Mir Decessed Baltimore

Christmas Carols at St Julia’s and Grace Reformed Schools

Christmas services featured pageants and recitations by pupils from St Julia’s Catholic church St. Jude’s Grace Reformed and Evangelical Lutheran and the Sainte Episcopal Sunday schools. Highlights included a play One Count of Christmas and gifts for children with prizes and candy boxes for attendees.

Miriam Wilson All Sainte’ Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Schreysville Mission Osborne Ingle India

Justice Eckstein Fines Drunk Disorderly Texas Smith

In the law's grep Texas Smith was found guilty by Justice Eckstein for being drunk and disorderly and fined five dollars, with 30 days in jail if failure to pay. Sullivan also faced a Christmas Day arrest, guilty verdict, but was given 30 minutes to leave town with a warning he would be jailed if found within city limits again. A separate report notes a Friday morning street altercation on East Patrick street where William Stanley was struck with a club. the weapon broke in half and Stanley suffered a heavy head wound. No arrest is listed. The county Board of Commissioners will begin its three weeks winter session on January 7 to settle road business and appoint road supervisors.

Justice Eckstein Texas Smith Yeater John L Sullivan Sullivan J Town House of Correc Nesto William Stanley Mr. Brachey East Patrick Street Stanley Stanly Board of County Commissioners

Week’s transfers and licenses in Circait and Orphans Courts

Week’s records show real estate transfers in Frederick County and marriage licenses issued. Notable entries include Latina Wizard and Alps: yeest, with properties listed in the real estate section.

Circait Orpheus Io Woaa Alps Yeest Frederick County

Frederick County Real Estate Transfers and Orphans Court Actions

Frederick county records list multiple real estate transfers including Devid Sweadner to Rebeca Sweadner and Charles C. Minnick to Wim Stockman with values around 120 to 200 dollars. Also noted are Orphans Court items: sales of personal property and stocks for John T Summers, executorship accounts for David W Summers, inventories for Samuel Clagg ers, and ratification of real estate sales for Jane E Wil Thame.

Deiarmendia Frederick City Baccia Dutrow

Obituary and notices from Lewistown district funerals

Funeral services for William Tong of Utica Mills were held at St Pauls church with Rev Hench and Rev Asper officiating. Tong, in his 79th year, left a widow and three children. Interment at Mt Prospect cemetery. Mary Q Shindle decker funeral held with Dr Engle officiating. interment at Mt Oliver Cemetery. A M O U meeting in Etchison building named officers including Ely Brenner Smith Crum Rothenhoefer and others. Goodwin Winter Dramatic Company performed Struck Oil at City Opera House with praise for leads Jack Goodwin and Joe Winter. tonight they present Silver Ledge.

William Tong Utica Mills Lewistown St. Paul's Church Reformed Church 5. M. Hench Asper Lutheran Church Long Clinton Willard George Abrecht Milton Derr Fleet Staley Mt. Oliver Cemetery A. T. Rice & Sons Etchison Alonzo Ely C.F. Brenner Albert S. Smith George C. Crum George A Rothenhoefer John Walsh Jobn Kennedy George Topper O. W. Ebberts Joseph Zimmerman City Opera House Goodwin Winter Dramatic Company Jack F. Goodwin Moses Rosenbaum Joe J Winter Dave Forester Alvin St. George

Wife accuses husband in Montgomery county assault case

Mrs Katharine Thompson swore out a warrant before Justice Norris at Boyd's charging her husband John B Thompson with assault and battery at their Neelsville home. She says he struck her Christmas night, breaking her nose and bruising her. appearance confirms charges. Boland of Germantown ill with diphtheria. family plagued by the disease for two years. Marriage licenses issued in Washington to Alonzo C Kepler and Mary Groff of Middletown. in Hagerstown to Arby R Harbaugh and Fannie A Miller of Emmitsburg.

Katherine Thompson Justice Norris Boyd's Montgomery County John B. Thompson Neelsville Boland Germantown Harry Holand Washington Alonzo C. Kepler Mary Groff Middletown Hagerstown Arby R. Harbaugh Sabillusville Fannie A. Miller Emmitsourg Kepler—Groff Alphonzo Kepler Beesie Groff Brashera John C. Gowers Lutheran Church

Marriages Recorded Across Area as Christmas Time

Twenty nine couples licenseed during December 20 to 21 as Clerk Hargett’s office issued marriage licenses. Names include Ramsburg and Cramer, Graham and Rideout, Grimes and Sherb, Rippeon and Dorsey, Booth and Thompson, Kline and Leather man, Bollinger and Shoemaker, Heffernan and Younkine, Green and Pattenberger, Tree and Richardson, Garver and Franklin, Winfield and Horne, Sprenkla and Geiser, Wright and Rollins, Shafer and Young, Stottlemyer and Buxton, Marshall and Fuss, Sommers and Haupt, Plummer and Hoke, Coates and Johnson, Strine and Green, Hull and Derr, Gittings and Elgin, Potman and Sommers, Ferney and Scheller, Kennedy and Dixon, Cram and Fox. Colbert-Webster wedding noted in Adamstown. Kepler-Groff wed in Middletown. Sately-Grees ad notes Gately and Gheen married October 10, 1900 in Washington.

George W. Ramsburg Lewtown Mollie O. Cramer Ames Charles C. Graham Virgie H. Rideout Frederick Wa. E. Baines Walkeraville Edna D. Morgan Daysville Geo. L. Grimes Eliza Sherb Emmitsburg E. Rippeon Liberty Carrie €. Dorsey Cantrevilie Charles W. Booth Grace Y. Thompson Bracewick Samuel E. Kline Heaste M. Leatherman Wolfsville Theo. J. Bollinger Fannie B. Shoemaker Emmitebnr Clayton BE. Heffenc Adamstown Minnie A. Younkine Jefferson Samuuel L. Green Jennis G. Patenberger Myersville Bradley T. Tree Creagerstown Mattie E. Richardson Yellow Springs George W. Garver Gertrude 0 Franklin West Falls Cyrus Winfield Middlepoint Crears V.horne Garfield H. Harold Sprenkla Annie E. Geiser York John F. Wright Batoria B. Rollina Waterford Franklin A. M. Shafer Barkittaville Mattie B. Young Watzel York Road Edward M. Stottlemyer Montgom Laura Y. Buxton Planet 0 George B. Marshall Nettie M. Fuss Woodsboro Luther Sommers Boonsboro Loia M. Haupt Bolivar Nathan W. Plummer Anos R. Hoke Mt. Plesaant Samuel Coates Elizabeth Johnson Pearl Jesse O. Strine Rosa A. Grean Walkersville Frederick W. Hull Bassie L. Derr Edward G. Gittings Jennie A. Elgin Knoxville Lewis W. Potman Buckeystown Della R. Sommers Jesse W. Ferney Deny B Crawford Sjamsville Annie Michael Doubs W. T. Colbert Rev. Beavener Falia Church Cincinnati Chicago Springfield Ohio Point of Rocks

DeWet May Surrender Reported in Special Dispatch

Special dispatch from Bloomfield reports that General DeWet and Steyn have decided on a conditional surrender. The item notes Christmastide decorations at a local restaurant and a Christmas greeting planned by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union for Montevue inmates. Pensions listed include Jacob Deeter at $12 and Georgios Deeter at $8 per month.

Steyn Tar News Bloomfosteln DeWet Jacob Deeter Georgios Deeter

Old Town Bank Fails in Baltimore Receivership

The Old Town Bank in Baltimore failed and a receiver was appointed after a run on deposits. President E Hipsiey consented to the appointment as Judge Stwa bridge presided, with Ms Huger ’Tel named receiver. Loans to Isaac Robinson and United Milk Producers Association total about $180,000, with possible losses to creditors. Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland furnished the $1,500,000 bond for the receiver.

Old Town Bank Baltimore Tank E. Hipsiey OL Aroseller Judge Stwabridge Huger ‘Tél Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland George Schilling Roberts Lee Call Theodore F. Wilcox Burt Be Reovirer Gill United Milk Producers’ Association Isaac Robinso Grill Robinson United Milk Producers' Association Asduioiwn Duvielus Cacoyemu Faiicee Gill Fidelity and Deposts Company of Maryland

Accident on turnpike injures Miss Stup in Maryland

While returning home from an entertainment in Jefferson on Christmas night Air Maurice Stup of Feagaville drove onto a pile of unbroken stone on the turnpike. His sister Miss Viole Stup suffered an ugly cut on the head and injuries about the eye and shoulder requiring eight stitches. The crash prompted a call for medical aid as the night was dark and the stone unmarked.

Jefferson Maurice Stup Feagaville Miss Viole Stup Stap Sten Virginia Stop

Local Matinees and Medical and Tailoring Notices

Musical matinees tickets on sale at the drug store for a December 29 program at Clarke Place. Prices 22 cents per ticket or 75 cents for the course. S J Herman M D announces eye disease practice in Frederick December 29 and monthly thereafter at 26 W Patrick St. Wm D Boteler advertises eye ear and throat treatments and eye examinations at 23 N ket street. Ladies tailoring offers ready to wear and custom garments from Leader at 33 E Church St. B&O Holiday Rates offer reduced excursion tickets December 23 24 25 31 and January 1 1901 with through trains and dining cars. BISSELL carpet sweepers offered including Gycoo bearing premier carpet sweeper at 5 50 and Little Sweepers for girls at 30 cents from L E Mululinix.

Gt. Cecilis All Sainta’ P. E. Guild Willard Ketler Clarke Place S.J. Herman Frederick W. Patrick St Baltimore & Ohio B. A Baltimore Pittsburg Wheeling Parkersburg Strasburg

Amter Partirmas Sale Brings Cross Goods At Reduced Prices

NUEIDIG and MILLEE announce a sale of cross goods, colored fabrics and drapery items in 44 to 64 inch widths. Prices are cut, with blankets and embroideries reduced from 3.45 to 2.00 in a rush sale. Childs muff and fur sets cut from 75 to 1.25, kid gloves stock intact for exchanges. A tight cough to close.

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