Local Social Notes Date Line of Many Travels
Baltimore visitors and returning residents fill Frederick city social page with travels to Philadelphia Washington Chambersburg and Dallas. Names include Herbert Thomas Aimia Landis Mary E. Cramer Charles F Roberts Virginia Schley Preston Garnand and others. General Grant proposes Lee birthday as a national holiday with Sons and Daughters of the Confederacy moving toward an elaborate next-year tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Thomas
Baltimore
Aimia Landis
Philadelphia
New York
Iary E. Cramer
East Second Street
Washington D. C
Auns Bella McGill
Charles W. Ross
D. F. Davis
East Patrick Street
Fallon
G. J. Lambert
Patrick Streat
Frederick Schimmill
East Pattick Strait
Padladelphia
Dalla Nusahsum
East Fourth
Ganora Young
Woodsbars
Laywis m M. Baller
South Market Street
A.J. Sammers
Near Bloomfield
Dallas
Texas
Mies Nellie Rigdon
Gsoath Market Street
Middletown
Musraville
Oregon
Til
Bill
Leesburg
Frederick City Hospital
Lee
Frederick D. Grant
United States Army
Robert E. Lee
Brachey and McKinney Wed at Union Bridge Residence
Charles Edward Brachey of Monnè Pleasant and Carrie May McKinney of Ladiesburg were married Wednesday evening January 31 by Elder Geo. W. Garber at his home near Union Bridge. Also note on itching piles and Chamberlain's Salve offered at A. L. Pearce's DrugStore priced 25 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brachey
Creinneyoharles
Edward Brachey
Monné Pleasant
Carrie May McKinney
Ladiesburg
This County
Geo. W. Garber
Union Bridge
Chamberlain
A. L. Pearce
Fortnightly Club Delights With Music Recitations and Fun
The Fortnightly Literary Club hosted a lively evening blending music and readings. The Peake Sisters from Women’s College performed a humorous medley, followed by operatic selections, an article on Verdi’s Hernani, and readings on Lucia di Lammermoor. A guessing card game andMandolin concert accompanied refreshments. Next meetings set for February 15 and 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s College
Peake Sistore
L. A. Barek
Robert Barak
Barek
Dr. Barek
Mr. Baarek
Hernani
Verdi
Edward S. Eichelserger
Maurice G Beckwith
Icflies
Smsise Stanley
Lacia di Lammermser
Anna Ciabaugh
Emily Maulsbr
Myra Berek
E S. Biehelbarger
Peske Bisters
Maryland
Darzsy
Fsat
Afr
Hammord Urner
Whitch
Sallis Flaunt le Roy
J. H. Apple
Charity Funds Needed in Frederick to Aid Deserving
Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon president of the Charity Organization Society of Frederick says funds are exhausted. Fewer aid applications due to warm weather but contributions have fallen faster. This year receipts are about one third of last year and may not cover imminent needs for coal and other supplies. Donations may be given to Mayor Smith or other society officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Organization Society of
Frederick
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Dixon
Thomas Johnson Chapter founded in Baltimore memory
The Daughters of the American Revolution formed the Thomas Johnson Chapter at Mrs. Henry W. Rogers home in Baltimore. Rogers, a descendant of Governor Johnson, serves as regent. Mrs. Parks Fisher was elected registrar, with many members being Olstonist Dames. Johnson died at Boze Bill in 1819, funeral held at the Episcopal graveyard, and his resting place marked by a white marble block in 1891. On July 4 that year the Frederick Chapter held a service from the governor’s prayer book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Johnson
Henry W. Rogers
Baltimore
Maryland
Rogers
Oslonel
George R. Dennis
Parks Fisher
Admiral Schley
Anne G. Russ
Frederick
Osborne Ingle
Conductor McLane Hilled in Fatal Railroad Accident
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad conductor Charles D. McLane, about 33, was killed near Eagles west of Brunswick yesterday at 8 15. He slipped from the locomotive footboard onto the track and was run over by the cab, dying instantly. Survived by a widow and several children at Banawick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLane Hilled
Charles D. McLsne
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Eagles
Brunswick
Banawick
Kentucky Blossoms at Opera House Stage Tonight
The Kentucky Blossoms greeted a fair Opera House audience with songs dances and dialogues. Humorous sayings amused spectators as another performance is planned for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Local Market Quotations From G Waring Tyson
Prices for today include corn at 2.15 per barrel shelled 43 cents per bushel. Wheat No 2 red 790 steamer 700 per bushel rejected 609 per bushel damaged 650 per bushel. Gas at 30 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart. G. Waring Tyson
Baltimore and Ohio Tests 2500 Class Engines for Yard Relief
New 2500 class engines are being tested on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, promising better results once workers master them. Old 560 types look clumsy beside the new monsters, and reports say a few No.2030 high stopping passenger engines are achieving high speeds. Freight surges strain Bratswick yard, with a record 1,039 eastbound loads in twelve hours. Proposals envision a million to half a million dollars for yard expansion from canal to Enoxville, including removing hills to create a gravity yard. General managers inspect property south of the line as a large construction effort begins, aimed at adding tracks and easing congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Bratswick
Hheir
Baltimers & Onto
Pana Meéo
Madsia Yeteleg
Tie Chang
Ramora
Ora Plar
Enoxville
Caceral
Thomas Fitzgerald
Bant
Frederick County Legislation and Railroad Bill Debates
Frederick county legislators debate incorporation bills and highway policy. Delegates discuss Shoemaker law opposition, Board substitutes, and a Brunswick Broad Run Wolfsville Railroad and Power Company charter with 30,000 dollars capital. Worthington and Rohrback push for a new ballot law. Frederick Democrats favor reform while seeking state-wide support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gological Sarver
Aunas— Obs Agais
Cojsistance
Areposal
Laucksy
Gomer
David H. Fanson
Mendtgomers County
Highway Division
BIH
Brunswick, Broad Run
Wolfsville
Brunswick
Broad Ran
Woltsville
Frederick County
Glenn H. Worthington
Jacob Rohrback
Frederick
Atrapslis
Worthington
Genstor Lee
Mentgomery County
Rohrback
House
Sslecs
Arderea
Nicodemasg
Walkersville
M. Andera
Meyersville Bir
Eyler
Thur
Local Goods Advertised By Jon Hendrickson
An old fashioned advertisement lists textiles and fabrics including Jap Wash Silk and Black Goods at various prices. It touts new dress goods arriving daily, colored silks, Varfeta Silks, Cambric Embroideries, and ladies garments. The copy invites customers to shop for bargains daily.
Overcome by Fright as Horse and Buggy Crash
A horse hitched to a buggy in front of Shipley and Boost's store bolted when startled by a Kenstucky Blossoms Co. band about 1.15 this afternoon. Miss Lizzie Branner fainted and was guided inside for aid. another lady remained with her as bystanders helped. Branner regained consciousness after a short spell and is not expected to suffer serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan Horsa
Shipley & Boost
Kenstucky Blossoms Co
Lizzie Branner
Edward Branner
Mecksig
Miss Branner
Miss Bropner
Shipler & Boost
Dre. Goodell
Remaburg
Mes Branner
In the Law's Grip. E M Davis Sent to Jail
E M Davis was arrested by Officer Dieter for drunken and disorderly conduct. He appeared before Justice O H Eckstein and was fined 250 or 10 days in jail. Also, Thomas Taylor was arrested by Constable Lewis F Carter for assault and battery on Robert Rippeon, released on 109 bail after a hearing before Justice J Grahame Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.M. Davis
Dieter
O. H. Eckstein
Thomas Taylor
Lewis F. Carter
Asault
Robert Rippeon
J. Grahame Johnson
Deaths and illnesses noted in Baltimore region
Obituary notices report Mrs. Johanna Wahl of 1715 Fairmount Ave Baltimore died from complications of diseases. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 pm Burial in London Park Cemetery. Also Mrs Sarah M Oserter of Gracsham died January 31 at 61 Interment in Lititz Pa. Sick list includes Mrs August Mosier Mrs Edward James and others. An accident at Harmony Grove involving Wm G Worman's carriage results in minor injuries and damaged shafts after colliding with a granite post and a railroad-related scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Wan
Johanna Wahl
Jacob Wahl
Fairmount Avenue
Baltimore
Bremen
Germany
London Park Cemetery
Sarah M. Oseter
Sarah M
A. L. Oserter
Gracsham
Lititz
Aunaways
Wm. G. Worman
Wilsow Grove Mills
Harmony Grove
Ind
George Houck
Worman
Frederick Lodge Opens New Meeting Hall and Buffet
Frederick Lodge No 684 of the 8 P O 8 held its first meeting in the new building at Genrs and West Second streets. The club’s buffet connected with the club room also opened for the first time last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lodge
Genrs and
West Second Streets
Deaths and storm notes from Cumberland and Hagerstown
Cumberland reports an eight inch snowstorm last night. Frederick G. Burger a 43 year old contractor and builder died at Hagerstown on February 1. Navy Department granted Maryland Naval Reserves use of the monitor Manstonoma3. D W Grinnell former Ashland Iron Works superintendent and Loch Ravenham builder died in Westminster. Naval Academy court martial for hazera recess February 13. Midshipman Chapin dismissed on conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Frederick G. Burger
Hagerstown
Navy Department
Maryland Naval
Site scouting for Maryland hatchery in Washington County
Fish Commissioner Casries F Brooke and Deputy Game Warder J Scots Bower inspected sites in Washington County to establish a State hatchery. The Garrets County front and bass hatchery near Oakland were recommended for abandonment. Armstrong Springs near Hagerstown and Eckstein Springs near Daloway were also examined. Brooke to report to Governor Warfield after Frederick County visits. The City Opera House hosts Guy Brothers Minstrels next Tuesday. renowned for thirty years in the touring circuit with new acts this season. Charles B I Rhodes sold his brick dwelling on South Market Street to Brook L Buxton for 1700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casries F. Brooke
Maryland
Hagerstown
J. Scots Bower
Washington County
Garrets County
Oakland
Armatrong Springs
Higerstown
Broke
Eckstein Springs
Dalfway
Frederick County
Brooke
Wareld
City Opera
Guy Brothers
Charles BI. Rhodes Ban
South Market Street
Brook L. Buxton
Certificate Re Extending Charter for Frederick Bank
Treasury Department grants extension of Citizens National Bank of Frederick charter. Deputy Comptroller Kane certifies authorization to continue in Maryland until January late, with extension No 25030 and charter No 37d. Seal and official signature dated January 2, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas FP. Kane
Frederick
Maryland
Aged Printer Ox Strike In Washington
John Robinson, 85, oldest working printer in Washington, walks out on January 1 with striking book and job printers demanding a shorter work day. He began apprenticeship in 1926, has 70 years at the type cage, and has participated in four print-era strikes. Robinson recalls early wages and notes ongoing union ideals while remaining active at the printers’ hall amid the current labor struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Robinson
United States
Robinson
Frederick Citizen
Mr. Robinson
Bob
Baltimore
Wnion
Prince William County
Maryland
Hagerstown
Buckanan
Columbia Typographical Union
Royal Union
Stricken While Visiting Frienda
Algernon Poole of Barnesville Montgomery county fell ill with paralysis at the home of Mr John Jones near Poolesville yesterday afternoon. He reeled while talking and collapsed unconscious as doctors diagnosed paralysis of the brain and rupture of a blood vessel. Poole owns three farms totaling over 890 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algernon Poole
Barnesville
Montgomery County
John Jones
Poolesville
Poole
Good Roads Cheap Plan for Improving Highways
Grayton M. Lewelling spoke to the State Farmers Institute in Talbot County about using a split log drag to repair muddy roads at low cost. He described two boards pulled by horses creating a raised center to shed water and fill holes, urging farmers or county commissioners to adopt the method to reduce taxes and improve roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Grayton MT. Lewelling
State Farmers’ Institute
Talbot County
Baston
Maryland
Missouri
Tews
Local notices and sales pitched at Frederick area
The February schedule lists a regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary Board of Emergency Hospitals on Saturday at 2:30 p m with attendance urged. An appeal touts Tar Commercial Operators at 11 South Market for ladies garments and men’s neckwear. Frederick residents are invited to an entertainment in Kemp Hall on February 8 at 8 o'clock featuring local talent. An Osteopathy note by Dr E L Schmid highlights chronic diseases. Farmers are urged to use Peerless Paper Meat Sacks from Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co Frederick Md, offered in three sizes at 3 5 and 7 cents. If a dealer lacks stock, orders can be sent to the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Auxilary Board of Emergency Hospites
Margaret Clingsn
Secy
Sala
South Maskes SE
Kemp Hall
Frederick
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
In Memoriam Franklin Osborn Wiles Infant Son
Franklin Osborn Wiles infant son of George D and Amelia O Wiles died yesterday at seven months old. The family laments his passing as he rests in heavenly peace, with a sister Frances expressing enduring sorrow and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Osborn Wiles
George D
Amelia O. Wiles
Franklin Osborn
Franklin
Frances
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P. E
Darsick
Wwe
Lh. Hoogs
Shiaistig
Cederick Co
South St. Bouse
Oskin
Hermanni Mengs
Doll Bros
Gac_S. Ridack & Co
Social Bargains O.P. Bennett
The
Neves
Julius A. Reusensnbach
East Church Street
Anderson Garrett
West Thirdstreet
Martinsburg
W. Va
James M. Segrist Waa
Waynesboro
S. J. Gargete
Bad Patrick Street
Everly
Henry Kaufman
George Kaufman
Bertia Kaufman
Hageratown
Iste
George M. Schell
Bymeness
Peake
Brodwick
Lackay
Haliraad
Prederick
Citizens’ National Bank
Jon Hendrickson
Wa'este
Pheatley
Ius
Jon Hendrio
Lizzie Bimauer
August Mosier
North Market — Street
Edward James
East Third Street
Calvin Zallers
Tekness
Susan Miller
West Patrick Street
David Wertheimer
East Chaurch * Street
News OF the
Guy Brothers Minstrels
Treasury Department
Office OF Comptroller OF the Currency
Suli Gan
Frank & Frana’s
E. Patrick St
George 5
Rodock & OB
MIG
Baruaie
Marseilles
Negisgee Shirke
Aise Laity
Aiza
Georizs
Rodice & DO
Price
North Market Street
Besant & Knott
City Hotel
CECIL
Morgan Cecie
Frederick, MD
Bis Place
C. L. Kefauver
Uftical
Cor
Dr . E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Cley
E. Foster
North Market Bireet
Martsdiy
E. Befauver
Church Street
Andiy
Ligent Housekezpag
Santa Strees
News Ofice
Sue Farm
Ice
F. B. Sappingten
Yalvary Reduction Sale
Ceina
F. B. Sappingtor
Cy Ball Newspaper
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