Purely Personal Visits In Frederick and Nearby Areas
A column lists numerous visitors and guests in Frederick from Baltimore York and Washington with stays at local homes and streets such as East Patrick Street East Fifth Street North Market Street and West Patrick Street. Notes include Miss Blanche Shriner Miss Ada Warde Milas Lulu Sturgis and others visiting Frederick for holidays and short visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Patrick Street
Charles Harrison
H. Winebers
Baltimore
Frank Harrison
Archie Moser
Myersville
Lyle Birely
York Road
Carroll County
Joseph H. Buckey
Jacob F. Snyder
Germantown
Montgomery County
Frederick
George Ross
Fred. Gains
Rev
L. T. Lampe
Sipesville
Somerset County
J. H. Lampe
East Fifth Street
Ernest Frazier
Washington
East Patrick Street
Nellie Brast
West South Street
Washington, D. C
Frank B. Lampe
Rome
J. A. Lampe
Elmer Loyns
Philadelphia
East Church Street
Eva Nonamaker
Hegerstown
J. W. Pahiney
Xorminal College
Huntingdon
Johnson
Baracker
North Market Street
The Largest Dog in the World at Stetson Parade
Stetson's Uncle Tom's Cabin Company promotes the giant canine weighing 203 pounds and 35 inches tall. The monster, once owned by the Czar of Russia, was presented to actress Aliss Merguerive Fish and shown in major U.S. cities. It will be exhibited in a monster street parade on January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetson
Uncle Tom's Cabin Company
Stetson Oy
Russia
Aliss Merguerive
Snd
Brendenburg
Marriage Licenses and Estate Records in Jefferson Area
Marriage licenses issued for William Henry Gaylor and Miss Sa jome Mary Marriott of Jefferson. Charles T. Parnum of New Market district and Nettle L. Gartzill of Woodville district noted. Orphans' Court records show inventory of W. B. Grove estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Gaylor
Sajome Mary Marriott
Jefferson
Charles T. Parnum
New Market
Nettle L. Gartzill
Woodville
St. Johns Christmas Pageant at Guy Opera House
St John’s Roman Catholic Sunday school staged a six act drama "Cosina" at Guy Opera House. Mary Smith led as Cosina with Lulu Crouse as Winonh, Kate Eisenhauer as Altontl nou, and others portraying Algonquin and Iroquois figures. Santa Claus arrived with a letter and gifts, the audience crowded, and a final chorus closed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Opera House
St. John’s
Opera House
Cosina
Mary Smith
Cosinas
Wisoneh
Lulu Crouse
Kate Eisenhauer
Altontlnou
Winonsh
Farrahee
Cyril
Adheek
Messrs
Chas. Hayden
Chas. Wilson
Father Evence
Frank Roelkey
Makee
Mary Hoof
Rams
Coramba
Zarnilds
Dotite Hayden
Lacey Neidhart
Bertha McSherry
Nannie Eisenhawer
Minnie Ebberts
Nannie Eisenhauer
Frank Beckley
Bob
Ware
Barmann
Father Coleman
Frederick
Valley
Santa Claus, Jr
Jeremiah
Santa Chava
Tam
Holy Mother Church
Barrow Escape From Fire Endangers Home
Mr Carnelius Sunday near Hansonsville reported two barrows escaped a blaze Tuesday morning. A strong wind rekindled the fire Monday night, causing the wood shed to catch and burn several cords of wood. The family and neighbors worked hard to save the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnelius
Hansonville
Redias skies and divine figures at Yellow Springs
The report claims Yellow Springs saw the erection of 33 dwellings valued at 3 dollars each, 29 Dacns, 4 shops, 4 churches, schoolhouses and 2 hails within the same period amid redias illuminated skies and a dense religious motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
Ill Pols and Carroll Colonel Near Sykesville
Col Polk II and Col Wm C Pols of Carroll county are reported very ill at home near Sykesville. He is the father in law of Dr Thomas B Owings of Ellicott City, aged seventy nine. Colonel Polk, a Delaware-born settler in Carroll for many years, is described as venerable and aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk II
Wm. C. Pols
Carroll County
Sykesville
Thomas B. Owings
Ellicottely
Colonel Polk
Carroll
Mountain Fire Near Knoxville Reported With No Damage
A mountain fire burning since Saturday night near Knox ville was visible from the city last evening and some suspected it linked to a large burn near Burketteville. No damage has yet been reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mounttain
Knoxvile
Burketteville
Local Health Notes and Recoveries on East Fifth Street
The Bick Mr Hicke Glessner has been alightly diaposed Mrs M Lochner of East Fifth Street is on the sick lst Mrs E Reynolds of East Fifth St who has been sick for several weeks improving Mrs Wm B Shaft of East Fifth St who has been on the sick list for several weeks is improving Rise Hester Posey is confined to the house with a severe cold Air C M Hagan is on the sick lst Mr Albert Kemp of South Market street is on the sick lst The many friends of Mr Wm Hunt Keller will be glad to hear of his being able to be out again Keller has been housed with the grip which Snaily turned into quinsy for several weeks and was missed very much by all his friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicke Glessner
M. Lochner
East Fifth Street
E. Reynolds
East Fifth St
Shaft
Rise Hester Posey
C. M. Hagan
Albert Kemp
South Market Street
Wm. Hunt Keller
Keller
Middletown church property renovated for school use
Local report notes the Middletown church property sold to the school commissioners by the Human Catholic church is being renovated and refitted as a schoolhouse. Also mentioned are horse incidents at local farms, a repealed marriage edict, G A R officers to be installed, and assorted anecdotes about notable figures and Beethoven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Samuel Hoke
Ceresville
Tiberius
Reynolds’ Post
G.A.R
Mondsy
Great Southern Printing and Manufactur ing Co advert
An old advertisement extols the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company. It touts nationwide reach from Maine to California and New York to Florida, highlighting facilities, low costs, and rapid production. It claims orders from Poromare City to Grand Island and mentions four monthly magazines and editions printed in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehosaphat
Alexander the Great
Great Scott
Great Eastern Steamship
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Maine
California
New York
Florida
Tire
New Fork
Ciion
Wnch
Zor
Enowa
Frederick
Coopers
A Good Reason
A Sandsy school teacher laments the unhappy little savages lacking Christmas stockings. Jenna points out the cause, a stock shortage. Merritt asks what a girl does when too old to hang stockings, and Miss Snyder quips that she begins to hang up the mistletoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iittie Savages
Jenna
Merritt
Miss Snyder
Bilton 8 Six's house burns near Port Republic Calvert
Fire destroyed the home of Six Bilton near Port Republic in Calvert County. Other notes report Benny W. Echardt Cumberland Daily News manager died in Colorado and Willams Vogts Hartford County blacksmith died en route from Baltimore. Josie AbDermott in Beisir reportedly died by her own hand. Justice Merrick ruled Jerusalem or Furkstown charter defective. Rewards totaling 2510 offered for P B Heideman murder arrest. St Augustine's church in Willismeport damaged by fire to 1000 insured. John Y. Jodd testified in Talbot county charity contest he gave no order to alter republican ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilton
Six
Port Republic
Calvert County
Benny W. Echardt
Cumberland Daily News
Colorado
Willams Vogts
Hartford County
Baltimore
Josie AbDermott
Jerusalem
Furkstown
P. B. Heideman
St. Augustine's Catholic Church
Willismeport
Talbot
Countess of Tiny Size Wows with Jewels and Dresses
A miniature Countess born October 11, 1842 in Middleboro Mass stands five years old and thirty four inches tall. She acts like a mature woman speaks educatedly and selects adult topics while her baby size hides a refined pose. Jewels worth 50000 and outfits from Worth astonish observers and the New York Sun notes outfits priced at 2000 per ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Thambs
Lavina Warren Stratton
Middleboro
Mass
Marriages of William Gaugh Irene Green and Others in Jefferson Area
The Lewis town ceremony united William Frederick Gaugh and Irene Comings Green with guests at 2 p.m. Rev. S. M. Hench officiated. A dinner followed at the bride’s uncle Augustus Waltman home. Also: David L Brady and Elizabeth Hann wed at the Novitiate. Charles T Barnum and Net He Gartzell wed at Plane No.4. S May Marriott and Wm H Gaylor wed at St. Pauls Lutheran Jefferson with a reception then a Washington wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gauge—Green
William Frederick Gaugh
Irene Comings Green
Augustus Waltman
Lewistown
Rose Weller
Levistown
Frederick
Laynanntages
David L. Brady
Misa Elizabeth Hann
Father Coleman
Charles T. Barnum
Stiss Net He Gartzell
Plane No. 4
E. R. Eschwach
Pleasant Party Lights Up Market Street Home
A lively gathering hosted by Misses Oda Baumgardner and Stella Bitter at Market Street featured cards and games, with guests departing after a cheerful evening. A series of Sunday School and Whist Club events followed, including gifts and recognitions for teachers and participants. Active plans are under way for the M E church conference coming to the city in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oda Baumgardner
Stella Bitter
North Market Street
Carda
William Summers
Braddock
Summers
Reading Class Meeting at Col Winebreaner House
The next meeting of Mia Dieh's reading class will be held at Col D C Winebreaner's Court Square residence at o'clock Thursday evening January 1h. It is not what we say but what Hood's Sarsaparilla does that tells the story of his merit. When in need of medicine remember Hood's cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Dieh
Col. D.C. Winebreaner
Court Square
Hood
Festive Paper Chains Sparked by Reporter Visit
Siripa of Paper notes a family celebration around a Christmas tree with many colorful paper chain festoons. The proud parents and seven cheerful children admire the decor while the mother recalls similar strips of colored paper used in a past News office craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue News Ofc
Cup Out the Coupons for World's Fair Portfolios
Tas News promotes a coupon offer for the World’s Fair Art Portfolios. Readers collect three coupons plus 10 cents or stamps to claim a portfolio part, with two parts weekly if possible and Saturday delivery. Orders due by Wednesday. extra 2 cent stamp for mail orders. Also offers a bound volume at $6.50 for one year or $34.50 with The WEEKLY News. Sample copies available at The News office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas News
Theorld
Motlel
Taz News
IN THE LAW'S GRIP JUSTICE ECKSTEIN REPORTS
Justice Eckstein sent Cinderella Heffner alias Mary O'Donnel to the Maryland House of Corrections for six months on vagrancy. Several colored defendants were fined for drink and disorderly conduct, with amounts ranging from 1.85 to 383 dollars. Ezra Jacobs and his family were committed to Monteros Hospital after destitute conditions. the man and wife are sick, the wife quite low. District notices include arrivals and county-city movements. An attempted arson at John Baumgardner’s North Market Street stable was thwarted by a neighbor. The Independent Hose Company appointed a committee to draft resolutions on Dr Frank Burch’s death. Syrup of Figs advertised as a mild laxative for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckstein
Cinderella Heffner
Mary O’donnel
Maryland House of Correction
George A. Barnes
Augustus Heard
Weaver Dean
Zacheriah Hauer
Isaae Teems
Air
John Baumgardner
Independent Hose Company
Frank Burch
Maynard
Herry W. Bowers
Juhn C. Hardt
John Bedheimer
Enoch L. Green
Masqueraders raise a ruckus as town and country revel
Masqueraders roam nights in odd costumes drawing attention in the city. The Leak, The Mesara Lane, report a reservoir leakage expected next week with a four foot depth and large as a man's head, a repair heavy task. Also Fell in the Lock notes Hicks Glessner slipped thirteen feet at Catoctin Switch canal gates but escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks Glessner
Catoctin Switch
Mr. Glessner
Fine Fox Hunt At Woodboro New Year Day
Local notice invites fox lovers to a New Year’s Day fox chase at Woodboro with two large red foxes released. The successful huntsman will win the leather bridle prize. A general good time is anticipated. James M. Smith, Woodsboro, hid. Dr J R L Hardesty, oculist, will be at City Hotel Thursday the 26th at 8 and stay all day Friday the 27th. New Year calling cards offered for sale at favorable prices. Isr News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Bent
James M. Smith
Frank E Koontz
Diffendal & Co
John Hendrickson
Rces Down
Woodaboro
James
M. Smith
Woodsboro
Hid
J. R. L. Hardesty
City Hotel
Isr News
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Derk Eye
Ember
Moons
Zich
Washtox
D. C
Muchcoke
Ma O W. Hasmmeton
the Weather Bureau
Dee
E. Rand
Wossander
Jonas
Mille Na -2
Wilken
Venterer
Mexico
Benedict Arnold
von Burr
United States
Idiers
Scrumole
Bobington Macauley
Spiris ix Iome
Gerrit Smith
Octave Feuillet
Paris
Weexly
Ready Today
Motier & Levy
Solts
Citizens’ National Bank
First National Bank
George L. Cramer
Sec’y
Smith, Greeeham
James E. Walker & Co
Jona Bendrickson
Rogecka Neidig
Public Isle
W. L. Cater
New Yest’s
Echos
Haller
Doli Brothers
G. G. Carty
We. E. B. Exchison- da WoodsSoro
B. Grove
ST. Joan's Sunday School
Charley
A C. McCardell
Henry Laurens
St. Louis Republic
Charleston
John OH. McKenzie
Col Baughman
Helen of Orleans
Equestrienne
Beethoven
News OF
Urner
Record Street
Jd E
Bargett
Eset Patrick Sitesi
Lime Riln MP
T. M. Besington
Uniontown
Walen
M.E. Church
Literary Socisties
OCR “World's Fair
Esterday's
Hotel Arricale
Crix Horer
P. Jennings
G. Roberson
Chev
Louis
Bromwell
Wain
H. Ackin
W. A. Carson
Boston
C. H. Uaverzatz
M. Ladd
Grorr House
Columbia
John F. Bradley
Keep Trust
Cseram Hoover
Thos
Mullinie & Kemp
DRY Goods Department
Crenille
Smyrna
Wilg BS
Hunter Wile
Sein Pirst
V. Staub
F.v.staub
Telephone 127
Ecudary
James BE. Waleer & OG
X “E. Waleer & Co
James E. Walker
Rboboce
Neidig
Roce
Cortans
Stokr
Fredericke, MD
Founersl
Calis
RL. Harley
R. L. Barley
Callard
Barlet
Booth Market Strees
LOY & Perry
LOY & Perry's
LOY & Peers
Geo. H. Railing
Geog Railing
Rules. Net
W. C. Eldridge
Eldridge
Celisseag Oogdps
Herristmas Geos
W.C. Alderidge
Frederick, MD
B. H. Blackston
Trey
B. H. Buaczsjo
Merchant Tailor
Market Street
Salz
B. South Street
Steam Briex Works
Inc
Thas
Sopus
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