Personal visits noted as relatives host many locals
Purely personal items list Miss Mamie Humm of Baltimore visiting Frederick relatives Miss B E Gillean of South Market Street visiting Thurmont Miss Mamie Bucher spending holidays in Baltimore and Washington Mr Zed Dove of Rockville visiting friends in Frederick Miss Gying Thomas visiting relatives in Youngsville Pa Miss Mary W Worthington returning to Crbasa after visiting here Miss Wilson of Washington returning after visiting Dr and Mrs Edward Nelson Miss Misa Bessia Artingtop of Danville Va visiting the Trondles Bonth Market Street Mr L Edwin Matter of Kansas City visiting his father Lewis M Matter Emmitsburg Messrs B and G Ronenour North Market Street visiting Baltimore parents Mr and Mrs B Rosenour Miss Mary Helen Howe of New York returning home after visiting Eleanor Harry Mr Albert S Rowe of Washington DC spent Christmas with his father Nathaniel Rowe Emmitsburg first visit in eleven years Dr Wm d Jordan of Providence RI visiting Miss Mary Lee Topper East Patrick Street returned to Baltimore to pursue course in surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Humm
Baltimore
Frederick
B. E. Gillean
South Market Street
Thurmont
Mamie Bucher
Washington
Zed Dove
Rockville
Frader
Jrs
Gying Thomas
East Church Street
Youngsville
Mary W. Worthington
Crbasa
Mies Wilson
Edward Nelson
Misa Bessia Artingtop
Danville
Trondle
Bonth Market Strait
L. Edwin Matter
Kansas City
Nathaniel Rowe
Emmiteborg
Mr. Rowe
Wm. d. Jordan
Providence
R.I
Mary Lee Topper
East Patrick Street
Funeral Rites For Hartsock And Nussbaum
The funeral of William H. Hartsock was held at his West South Street home at 3 p.m. with Rev. Dr. Osborne Ingle conducting and pallbearers M T Derr George W Mehrling Jr Pius Plankard and Wr Pickett. Interment at Olivet cemetery. Undertaker F Schroeder. The funeral of Mrs Lydia Nussbaum occurred at 11 30 a.m. from the Baltimore and Ohio depot. Remains arrived from Washington on the 11 27 train with grave services by Rev. Dr Kuhlman. Pallbearers Harry and Edward James William B James George W Vanfossen John H Bennett and Moses Fisher. interment at Mt Olivas cemetery. C C Carty was the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Hartsock
West South Strait
Osborne Ingle
M.T. Derr
Geo. W. Mehrling, Jr
Pius Plankard
Wr. Pickett
Olivet Cemetery
F. Schroeder
Lydia Nussbaum
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Kuhlman
Harry
Edward James
William B. James
George W. Vanfossen
John H. Bennett
Moses Fisher
Mt. Olivas Cametary
C. C. Carty
Myersville Bank Elects Directors and Declares Dividend
The Myersville Savings Bank on Saturday elected directors Ezra Routzaba George W. Bistle E A Young Reno G W Wach ver George B Toms T S Sistle John H Toms Issish Routzahn Tyson D Dable O F Ausherman T F Grogsnickle and organized Ezra Routzaha as president E A Young as secretary George W Bittle as treasurer A 3 percent dividend was declared. The Valley Savings Bank of Middletown also elected directors Peter H Bansard Charles Q Coblentz Emory L Coblentz Edward L Coblentz J Hollis William R Young G Rhoderick Sr E L Beckley H A Schildknecht E W Summers H L Roatzahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville Savings Bank
Ezra Routzaba
George W. Bistle
E. A. Young
Reno
G. W. Wachver
George B. Toms
T. 5. Sistle
John H. Toms
Issish Routzahn
Tyson D. Dable
O. F. Ausherman
T. F. Grogs-nickle
Ezra Rontzaha
E. A A.young
George W. Bittle
Treafurer
The
Valley Savings Bank
Middletown
Peter H. Bansard
Charles Q Coblentz
Emory L. Coblentz
Edward L. Coblentz
J. Hollis
William R. Young
G. €. Rhoderick
E. L. Beckley
Fire destroys Woodsboro residence of Morris Smith
A Woodsboro home owned by Morris Smith caught fire last night at 8 o'clock and burned with little damage initially. By 20 o'clock this morning the house reignited and was completely consumed, with the family escaping with a portion of their furniture. the insured policy was arranged through Erdest Hoeffenstein of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Morris Smith
Big County
Erdest Hoeffenstein
To Root a Church Mission Reaches Barnesville
Mr Jobo Hartman started this morning with a crew to Barnesville Montgomery county to erect a slate roof on a large local church in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Hartman
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Debt Paid as Congregation Raises Century Offering
At multiple churches in the area yesterday, worshipers heard Rev L T Widerman of Baltimore preach at two Methodist services. The Twentieth Century Thank Offering raised about 2300 to clear the church debt, with the largest gift 200. Other churches held special sermons, Christmas carols, and watch services as end-of-century observances proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
L. T. Widerman
D. D
Baltimore
Widerman
Sainte Spisuspal
Osborne Ingle
Tsaiah
St. Mary's
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John
the Apostle
Evangelist
O'Rourke
Coleman
Fennsby
Collins
Mullan
Lord Jesus Christ
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
Fourth Quarterly Review
M. E. Church South
B. ¥. Switzer
Sandsy
Epworth League
United Brethren
O. W. Stinespring
Sunnday School
St. John's German Reformed Church
Kemp Hall
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Christ the Revealer of
God
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kuhlman
Phillippiana
Christian Endeavor
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
I Jno
Jesus the Christ
Apple
Matth
Source of Truth
Emmitsburg
The
Reformed Missionary Society
St. Joseph's
St. Anthony's Gath
Father Coleman
O’rourke
Delihard
Fr. O'Rourke
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Matime musicalos at Kel ler residence by St Cecehia group
The first matine musicale was held Saturday at Willard C Keller’s Clarke Place home. St Cecehia Chapter of All Saints Episcopal Guild hosted to raise funds for a new organ. A varied program featured piano solos, songs, violin and cello pieces, a piano duet, and dances, all well received. The next matinee is scheduled for January 12 1901 at Wm P Maulsby’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard C. Keller
Clarke Place
St. Cecehia
Ssinte Episcopal Gmild
Parsons Toe
Eller
Hark
the Lark
Miss Rowe Brrely
Madeline Shipley
Mra
A.B. Yeakly
Obsian
Muse Ssockel
Mr Burek
Mer. H. King
Miss Diehl
Miss Barbour
Robert Burek
Queen
Nadine A'len
Miss Stockel
Mr. King
Fin Rere Ware
Wm. P. Maulsby
Possible Change in Command of North and South Atlantic Stations
Reports say Rear-Admirals Farquhar and Schley may swap commands in a not improbable transfer. Schley retires October 9 and could be detached next summer under standard procedure. Supporters view a home-station posting as a fitting tribute after the Sampson controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
North Atlantic
Farquhar
Wesr Indiea
South Atlantic
Robberies in Gaithersburg Defy Night Vigilance
Daring thefts in Gaithersburg Montgomery county unfold Friday night into Saturday morning. John A. Belt wakes to missing clothes gold watch chain valued 90 and two Masonic rings worth 200. Norman Balt’s watch also stolen. Intruder grazed kitchen, ate, windows and doors found ajar. Other homes including Alexander Carlisle and Cr.ee 808 Games report missing eatables and articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
John A. Belt
Norman Balt
Belt
Alexander Carlisle
Advertised Letters and Local School Reopenings
A Frederick post office notice lists advertised letters including Britton Foote Fox Garner Joy Klipp and Laniss names. It also reports school reopenings for St Johns Maryland Frederick College Visitation Academy and Parochial schools with dates in early January and January 7 8. The Fredonia O A U officers are announced, along with a Coming Attraction for Step by Step at City Opera House January 7 with cast names and ticket prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Genxuewen
St. John’s Literary Institute
Maryland
Frederick College
Visitation Academy
Woman's College
A. Pfeil
City Opera House
Chas. A. Mec-Grath
Hellen Guest
Adolph Pfeil
Phila
Masse
Lai Eisler
Jessie Barron
Sestson Sale
Yeakle‘s
Limestone Farm Sold to Washington Building and Lime Co
Dennis Daniels of Bakerton Jefferson County West Virginia sold his 120 acre Limestone Farm to the Washington Building and Lime Company for 10900 dollars. The farm holds a large limestone deposit and the company plans to build a plant nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Daniels
Bakerton
Jeferson County
W. Va
Thss
Washington Building and Lime Company
Murdered for Sonby Uncle of Mrs Heinlein Found Dead
The body of Theodora Loman’s uncle, a clerk of the Circnis Court of Allegany county, was found about 1 o back this morning in Devil's Hole near Cumberland on the West Virginia side of the Potomac. Robbery is suspected. he was about sixty and carried no money. A long-distance message to Tare Naw gave the details of his walk into West Virginia and disappearance yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thabaiy
Theodora Loman
Crieot Court
Allegany County
Devil's Hole
Cumberland
West Virginia
Potomac River
Laman
Tare Naw
Luman
Lax
Cpast
Loman
Circnis
A. J. Gill
Pestoc
Methodist Episcops Church
Methodist Episcops Church, This City
George Heinlein
West Third Strees
School Building Accepted After Final Inspection
The Board of County Commissioners and School Commissioners examined the new Female High School. Architect Wyatt and Nolsing reported favorably. contractor Mr. Harry W. Bowers turned the key and the board accepted the building, now nearly ready for occupancy with desks installed in several rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menara
G. A. T. Snouffer
James O. Horne
Singleton Ramsburg
Geo. A. Dean
Board of County Commissioners
Boblitz
Samuel Duntrow
Board of School Commissioners
M. EK. Getzandauer
C. N. Friz
Mosars
Wyatt & Nolsing
Eyster's Departure From City After European Sojourn
Mrs. Nellis Blessing Eyster, eminent author, leaves tomorrow for San Francisco after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Yeakle. She sends best wishes to The News and its readers for health and prosperity in the century ahead. She will write a monthly letter to The News and soon finish two books, Opportunity and I and A Bright Side of Chinese Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae News
Peop
Mary Jane
Fox Hunt Breaks Through in Montgomery County
The Buck Lodge Hunting Club held a grand fox chase in Montgomery on Wednesday. Two foxes were run to earth within an hour with over 15 hounds in the pursuit. Participants included Maesars, J Frank Lewis, James P Gott, Leroy Gott, Samuel Young, Richard McAtes, B O Gott, J E Nichols, Littleton Poole, and W M Lewis of Boyd's. The sport is growing, though some members dislike the fine hounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Buck-Lodge
Montgomery County
Maesars
J. Frank Lewis
James P. Gott
Leroy Gott
Samuel Young
Richard McAtes
B. O. Gott
J. E.nichols
Littleton Poole
W. M. Lewis
Boyd's
Bis Club
Social World Dance Wednesday Light in Frederick
A committee of Frederick's young men plans a dance at Junior Hall on Wednesday evening January 2 with music by the Frederick Select Orchestra. The committee includes D J Markey E A Baughman G K Motter and J W Br Deisshmutt chaperones are Mesdames L Victor Baughman Dixon O Walker Charles W Ross Jr Wm C Neidig and E B Deisshmutt. At home Mr and Mrs Wm P Maulsby and the Misses Maulsby will welcome friends New Years evening 8 to 10 o'clock. An original pension of 5 per month has been granted to Samuel Steir of New Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
D. J. Markey
E. A. Baughman
G. K. Motter
J. W. BR. Deisshmutt
Mesdames L. Victor Baughman
Dixon O. Walker
Charles W. Ross, Jr
Wm. C. Neidig
Suspected Bond Investment Scheme Shrouded in Fiduciary Dispute
Creditors of a Baltimore firm filed a circuit court bill alleging mismanagement at the Marylingd based company. They accuse the firm of a bond investment scheme requiring weekly installments and threaten a reviver, while complainants claim contracts were violated by new diamond deliveries. Several creditors report large payments and potential inability to meet obligations as dependents face unresolved liabilities. A new dairy venture, the Olive Dairy Company, was incorporated in Baltimore with $5,000 capital by ex Governor Frank Brown and partners, aiming to back farmers and provide dairy and cold storage services with potential stock expansion to $200,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Fidelity Company
Edward L. Ward
Ax Cvabwl
William Pohler
Louw Visti
JE. Bacmeister
Circons Court No
Baltimore
Sy Compas
Matas’ Fide of
Baluooe
Marylingd Corporation
Mutusi Frisitty Coupeny & Delaware Corporation
Epen
DEE Fudge Stockbridge
William Poirfer
Loonie Violitt i
Banmedister
Ufbie
New Dairy Company
Olive Dairy Company
Frank Brown
Johnnie E. Beasman
Carroll County
John C. Bowerman
Omer F. Hershey
Baltimore County
Robert Crain
Baltimore City
Brown
United Milk Producers’ Association
Notices and holiday travel ads in a 1901 local paper
Local notice requests quiet for ill residents Mrs Douglas and Miss Kees and announces a New Year and century celebration. A home for the aged officers election meeting is set for January 2, 1901. Masonic lodge and eye clinic services are listed along with fashion and tailoring services. Holiday excursion rates from Baltimore to Pittsburgh Wheeling and points on the B&O and Western Maryland lines run December 23 through January 5 with reduced fares and through trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wachter
Jas. Honck
Prest
Q. L. Jamison
H. Box
Sala Oss
Morris
Assiz
Mort
Lamp Oi
P. Morse
Miss Trail
Secy
M.O. A. Notica
W.F. Ghilton
Fornitura
Carty
Beary Wineburg
Moser
FLV
Staab
Neidig & Miller
Douglas
Bass Third Street
Kees
Court Square
K.R
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Baltimore
Ittsburg
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Strasburg Junction
W.M.A. R
Western Maryland Railroad
Fre closing century sale at Neidig and Miller store
High quality garments offered at drastic cuts in a New Year sale. Jackets capes dresses and skirts priced well below market with examples like all wool home spun at 50c per yard and double face goods at 25c. Store touts immense savings and invites shoppers to open Wednesday with extensive merchan dise and deep discounts.
A Practical Christmas Gift From L. He Mullinix
The ad promotes BISSELL car pet sweepers as ideal gifts for women, highlighting the Creo Premier model at 3.00 dollars and a full range of BISSELL sweepers including Crown Jewel Grand Rapids and American Queen. Also markets the Little Sweepers for girls at 10 cents, noting Mullinix as sole agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bissell
Grand Rapids
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Frase
Washinarox
WL. Moors
Weather Bureau
Church
M. E- Congregation
Matimex
Musivil
St. Cecelia
Fredonia Council
John F. Oland
V. G
C. E. Kinneyfrock
K. Sec’y
Bennett
Sec
O. A. Landis
A. E. Heidles
Treas
Jno
H. Grove
Otis Anderson
S. J. Zimmerman
L. P
L. C. Flante
O. P
D. Clatterbuck
C. EB. Koogle
T. M. Quinn
C.E. Fisneyfrock
H. B. Ccamer
Geo
T. M.shoffer
M.D. B. Ass'n
P. BE. Grote
A. D- Ben
Sonby
Gev. Heinlein
Shere
Samuel Steir
New Market
Winston F. OnlyTox
Home For the Aged
Sonal
Home For the
Florence Trust, Cor
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Jxo. H. Grove
D. C
Wm. C. Boteler
London
Eader
E. Church St
Joen Hendrickson
Mackintosh
Joax Hespsiotsox
Dig
Miller
Neidig & Aller
Neldiz & Miller’s
Hidig
Mauss
Clinton E. Main
Ghintgr E. Main
Isanogle & Wagaman
Gtevenson
Elsie Books
Captain January
Gost
Isanogle & Wagaman, TZ
Market Street
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
F. B. Sapfington
Anddawly Ne
Cry Hall
Rodoce & GO Tre
Mens
Wonet's End
Sreetongs
REGUL
Xuluck
A.T
A. T. Rice & Dose
LGT
STAVE
F. V. Sav
Giresville Flour
Shriner
Willard C
E. Patrice
Snooe
Lewistown
A. N. Cramer
Lewis Own
Auctionerr
Frederick City, MD
Crere
Aeelidawtt Pober
Dutrow
Walbersville
Mr. Wie
FyAever R. Lease
B. Rasenout
E Score
E. Pamrisk St
Deczdanti
oAnDe
Biser
W. Church Street
Tanezodis” . Stewart P. Deas
Norta Market Stsert
Sicodemte
Alered Ritter
Aighney Ati
Team Busness
Lown i Lawana Colleetierr
Premot Ané Carsize Ofice—Court Strees
Fredertex
Dectidsaviv
Towsseso Scom & Son, Bankers and Beckers
North Street
L. HE. Mullinix
Bissell’s
L. E. Mullingx
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