Personal notes from Laurel readers in brief
Purely local society items list residents visiting Baltimore and Washington, D C, and those visiting Frederick, Frederick and Baltimore for business or recreation. Names include David Fisher, Miss Mary Ingle, D G Winebrewer Jr, Father O Rourke, Edward Hobbes, Daniel Ordeman, Wm Schroeder, L M Alleman, P L McNannay, Miss Jessie Bowlus, Joseph Douglass, Benjamin H Blackston, John Neipold, Postmaster G S Deagrange, Harry Blackston, Robert E Hoggson, Bertha Schmidt, Charles Baughman, John A Market, John Groff, Harry Smith, Maggie Barrick, Kane Goons, W L Haines, William Mantz, Sarah Marquette, Col L Victor Baughman, Mrs Griffiss. The item notes multiple trips for business or visiting relatives in Baltimore, Washington, Frederick, Bel atimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Hobbes
New March
Daniel T. Ordeman
Baltimore
Wm. Schroeder
North Markettreet
L. M. Alleman
Littlestown
Frederick
P. L. McNannay
Ick
Jessie Bowlus
Washington
Joseph Douglass
East Third
Baltion Busines
Benjamin H. Blackston
East Fourth Street
Baltimoré
John Neipold
Washington, C
G. S. DeaGrange
North Market Street
Washington County
Sarah Marquette
Hagerstown Junction
5. Garber
Col
L. Victor Baughman
Jake Irving Griffas
Sethedral Street
Baughman
Griffiss
Ills and recoveries in a local community list
Be Sick. Friends report Sr. Mary Louis of Visitation Academy improving after illness. Mr. Lewis Main on West Patrick street is very sick from paralysis. Mr. Thomas E. Pope on Market street shows slow improvement. Mr. Rufus EB Kandle on West Patrick street has been homebound three months but can go out now. Ad suggests Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louis
Visitation Academy
Lewis Main
West Patrick Street
Thomas E. Pope
Market Street
Rufus EB. Kandle
Census Enumerators Sought for Maryland District
Officials announce appointments for the twelfth census in Frederick City and surrounding areas. Applicants must submit hand written forms with full personal data, prior experience, and language ability. Work begins June 1 and ends July 15 with pay scales from two to six dollars daily plus limited allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ah, Harrington
Maryland
Baaimeas
Fifth and
Market Streets
Harrington
Frederick City
County Ho Te
sGoi
United States
Laws Grip and City Sinters Hearings Before Justice White
Hardy Johnson and Charles Chase were arrested for breaking into the furnace room of City Sil. A hearing yesterday before Justice White resulted in dismissal but a stern warning. Benjamin Challeng faced disorderly conduct charges at Penn's saloon and was fined $2. Alumnae Social: Visitation Academy hosts a Valentine Social February 1 from 4 to 6 at East Second Street with a brief program and social活动.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice White
Hardy Johnson
Charles Chase
City Sil
Benjamin Challeng
Six
Malhern
Penn’s
Slumaz of the Visitation Academy
the Academy
East Second Street
Auction sale notices for Elizabeth Fout property on Market Street
Auctioneer G M D Ciabaugh will sell tomorrow morning for J S Berfeld executor a house and a yard of the late Elizabeth Fout on South Market Street. Local Market price quotes list corn per barrel 1.75 shelled corn 34 cents per bushel whost 70 cents per bushel. Hay 10 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. D. Ciabaugh
J. S. Berfeld
Elizabeth Fout
South Market Street
J. E. W. Bargett
Local notices and updates from Maryland region
Citizens organize an anti-crrm service clad. Thirteen persons converted at Willacusport were harmed. The naval cadets class standings improved. Central County Agricultural Society grounds sold. Injuries reported near Westminster. Legal cases considered in Annapolis. Oyster police in Talbot County unpaid for months. Ashland Manufacturing workers strike at Dickeyville. Montgomery Teachers Institute continued. Teachers Association officers chosen. Stogerty Steam Fire Engine Company elected leaders. Elk Vale Flooring Mills damages estimated at several hundred dollars. Elizabeth Jones wed Thomas R Falry of New Orleans. Mayors of Frostburg Westernport Lonaconing meet Allegany commissioners. Farmers Institute held at Hagerstown alongside Western Maryland Horticultural Society meeting. Robert N. Elder of Green Spring Valley dies in Baltimore. Senator Wellington of Cumberland to return to Washington. Isaac Grober dies in Williamsport. Greenback party adherent. Extending Hagerstown city limits debated. Surrey and Corbett additions proposed to boost population by about 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Willacusport
Creek
Rce
Naval Cadets
Cenl County Agnealtara Society
Gisa
Ash
John Robertson
Westminster
Baraboo Sa Vinant Rabat
Oyster
Talbot County
Ashland Manufacturing Company
Dickeyville
Montgomery Teachers’ Institute
Teachers’ Association
Stogerty Steam Fire Engine and Hock and Ladder Company
Elkton
Elk Vale
Cecil County
Elizabeth Jones
Spencer C. Jones
Thomasr Falry
New Orleans
Frostburg
Westernport
Lonacoung
Allegany County
Farmers’ Institute
Hygerstown
Western Maryland Horticultural Society
Robert N. Elder
Green Spring Valley
East Biddle Street
Baltimore
George J. Wellington
Cumberland
Washington
Issac Grober
Washington County
Whitlamsport
Greenback
Hageratown
Surrey
Corbett
Hagerstown
Funerals Pan Large Crowds in Local Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah McBride were held at the Church of God in Lecast Valley on Sunday morning with a crowded, overflow crowd. Rev. W H Engier and Rev. S J Montgomery led the rites, using Rev 14 13 as the text. Pallbearers included John W Abslt and others. The service was led by Wm Mock of Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah McBride
Church of God
Lecast Valley
W. H. Engier
S. J. Montgomery
Washington County
John W. O. Abslt
Norris
Charles Rudy
Plock
John H. Kepler
Frank Mentzer
Wm. Mock
Middletown
Mary West
Scott Morgan
A. H. Zimmerman
Lexington
Ohio
BR. N. Plummer
B. F. Bien
New Market Literary Club Elects Officers
New Market Literary Club met Friday evening with good attendance. Miss Elizabeth Dow-Dev led the session, Miss Margaret Wood led the roll call, and a reading of David Barnm by Wescott was presented. Officers elected for two months: President Alma D. Stier, Vice President Virginia Wood, Secretary A Sponselier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Market Literary Cob
New Market Literary Club
Elizabeth Dow- Dev
Margaret Wood
David Barnm
Wescott
Melvin Boyer
Mies Alms D. Stier
Virginia Wood
A. Sponselier
Fight in the Tugela and state education bill debate
Reports from the Maryland legislature describe fighting in the Tugela region and a secondary bill allowing St John’s and other college graduates to teach in state public schools without exams. Debates touch education, immigration, liquor laws, and local governance with lawmakers split on radical provisions.
Burroes Attacking Gatacre In Two Front Siege
Report from The News Loapax dated February 6 describes Storkstroom patrolling forces attacking General Antacre from two directions as tensions rise. Specta notes unclear details and military movements around Gatacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heracd
Loapax
Storkstroom
Gieneral Antacre
Generals Roberts and Kitchener Start for the Front
Special dispatch reports General Roberts and General Kitchener have begun movements toward the front. Taylor announced this morning he had not signed the Louisville agreement and WOGN to take over Maine before the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bere
Mapatch
Tix Nawn
Carerows
Generala Roberts
Kitchener
Fuaxsroer
Taylor
Louisville Agreswent
WOGN
Maine
Lite
Sedey
General Buller Advances Upon Ladysmith
Special Dispatch to Tus Naws from Lospos dated February 7 states the war office received a dispatch that General Buller recrossed the Tugela on February 5 and is advancing upon Ladysmith with troops in position for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus Naws
Lospos
War Office
Buller
Tugela
Ladysmith
Deaths in the County: Norris Bennett Keefer
Frences Browning Norris of Locust Grove near Unionville dies at 36 leaving eight children and two brothers, funeral at Linganore chapel. Katherine Bennett widow of William Bennett dies at East South Street after illness, funeral Friday at 2:30 from private residence with interment Mt Olivet. Theodore P. Keefer dies in Baltimore. remains to Frederick and residence of Capt. Walter Saunders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances B. Norris
Frances Browning Norris
N. Edgar Norris
Locust Grove
Unionville
Katherine Bennett
William Bennett
East South Street
Paulus Rowe
Mias
Jennie Bennett
Mt. Olivet
Theodore P. Keefer
Baltimore
Frederick
Walter Saunders
Birthday Party for Otho B Cooley in Montgomery County
Otho B Cooley son of Mr and Mrs R B Cooley two miles south of Sellman Station Montgomery county celebrated his twenty first birthday Friday night with a party. Guests included Mary Austin Mamia Umstead Martha Ollie Lizzie Dooley Jewsie Clara Wat ekins Verge Walter Effie Rebecca Miles Lizais Anatin Katie Agnes Cooley and others. Refreshments of cakes candies nuts oranges apples fruits and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho B. Cooley
R. B. Cooley
Sellman's Station
Montgomery County
Mary Austin
Mamia Umstead
Misess Martha
Ollie
Lizzie Dooley
Jewsie
Clara Watekins
Mies Verge Walter
Effie
Rebecca Miles
Lizais Anatin
Miones
Katie
Agnes Cooley
Messrs
Wm. Watkins
Earn White
Scott Batts
John Cooley
Ira Mullinix
Elmer Walter
Charles Tabler
William and
George Johnson
Alton Mites
B.A. Gronwell
Columbus Welling
$20,000 Damages Sought in Two Roth Lawsuits
Abraham Roth and his son Daniel sue Mrs Catherine Shupp Judge Edward Stake Gen H Ky Douglas and Justice Arthur Grobe in Washington county circuit court for 20000 damages each claiming assault false imprisonment six days in Hagerstown jail starting October 11 1898 and improper discharge at Williamsport farm dispute Roth fined and jailed before discharge in Frederick. General Douglas aided Shupp in defense and James Robinson to sail to New York for a Cuba baseball tour. Hood's Sarsaparilla touted for scrofula dyspepsia and rheumatism with fresh positive reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Circuit Court For
Washington
Williamsport
Catherine Shupp
Abraham Roth
Shupp
Roth
Arthur Grobe
Motter
Douglas
Falvey Jones Wedding in Rockville at Jones Home
A wedding occurred last evening at the Rock pass home of Hon. pencer C. Jones. Bride Elizabeth Jones, the Honorable Jones’s daughter, wed Thomas Richard Fairey a leading businessman near New Orleans. Ceremony led by Rev. Campbell of Rockville Baptist Church with bridesmaids Virgie Brewer Ellen Brewer of Rockville Eleanor Maynard Frederick County Margaret Jones Josephine Sizer Virginia and Bessia Malien Baltimore. Ellen Jones Virginia served as maid of honor and John Brewer William was best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falvey—Jones
Rockpass
Pencer C. Jones
Elizabeth Jones
Jones
Daugher
Thomas
Richard Fairey
New Orleans
Thomas 4
Campbell
Rockville Baptist Church
Virgie
Ellen Brewer
Rockville
Eleanor Maynard
Frederick County
Margaret Jones
Josephine Sizer
Virginia
Bessia Malien
Baltimore
Ellen &. Jones
John Brewer
Willian
Modern Way Commends Syrup of Figs as a Gentle Remedy
In an era booster notice the Modern Way extols Syrup of Figs as a well informed pleasant cure. It claims to cleanse the system and break up colds headaches and fevers previously treated crudely. Made by California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Farewell sermon as Father Reynolds leaves for Navy duty
In Barnesville on Sunday February 4 Rev Father Reynolds preached his farewell sermon at St Marys church before departing to serve as chaplain in the United States Navy. Mrs Benjamin Hilton and son Charlie returned from Washington while Charles Read of West Washington visited cousin Miss Dora Walser and returned home. Miss Florinus Loy visited friends in Poolcarilie. Fredrick College senior class elected Carlton Mumford president and Edward O Dell secretary. members include Alfred and Edward Herman. Mr Ely will enter Yale. Albany Ga resident commends DeWitt's Little Early Risers for constipation and biliousness. sold by J H Keller Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poolcarilie
Mr. James Walter
Fredrick College
Carlton Mumford
Edward O'Dell
Alfred
Edward Herman
Frederick College
O'Dell
Princeton
Herman Bamford
Goutybang College
Land
Ely
Yale
Local sales ads and shop notices in a 19th century page
A mixed page of sales pitches and shop notices including price reductions on harvesters and gates, a new music store opening in North Market Street by Dr. Fahrney Balding, and a life reader Madam Retera offering consultation. Also promotional lines for fruit, groceries, lamps, and hardware from Meardell’s and W. H. Ways, with other local vendors advertising goods and sale tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Fahrney Balding
H. £. Wilcoxes
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Joe
Wiris
W. L. Moors
Borean
South
Elec
G. O'Donnell
McCardell
S. W. B. Ways
Baltzall
W. H. Wars
E. B. Harding
G. G. Carty
Camlon
Neidig & Miller
David Fisher
Laurel
Mary Ingle
Court Square
D. G. Winebrewer, Jr
Pather O'Rourke
Novitiate
Ges Hood
Sayron
Censes
Avtine
Isieliggent
Adoar
Connor
St. John's. Yeateeday
St. John’s Institute
Walla Wera
Legislatere
Specia
Heap Laavek
Lapisurri
Simoe
Bocr Pation
Tegela
Portapa
Hobrback
St. John's
Westarg Marylied
Education
Woman's College of
St. John's College
Rohrbach
Baker
Applegarth
Dorchester County
Grothers
Senate
House of Delegates
Weaters
State Bureau of Immigration
Waters
Lehmayer
Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committees
Committee On Immigration
Watera
Pattison
Bureau of Immigration
Buckey
Board of County Commissioners
H. Clay
Rohrer
Tor Rohrback
Woodaboro Savings Bank
BURRS
Gatacre
Rubkets
Kitcrenee
Geneess Bubler
Deatb
Houce
Houck
Cinderella
John Clars
Urbana
Woing
Caba
James Robinson
New York
Cuba
Hood
Philpot
Albany
Saya
DeWitt
J. H. Keller
Joen Hendricksos
Tetersone Seis
Seersuceers
Gengham
Ures
Marseilles
The
Quntity Limited
Joan Hexpairesson
Beater
Frederick'r
Aleatest New Stowe
Clinton E, Main
Anton B.any
Ezantysons
F. W. Ed. Diehl
J.E. W. Hargatt
Deering Harvesting Machines
Meardell’s
Florida
California
Amction
W.H. Ways
Madame Retera
West South Street
G. Bader
East Church Street
Louis’ Orphan Asylum
F. B. Sappington
China
Ware
B. Sappington
GEO
Bodoo & OG
A T. Bige & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sova
Frederick, MD
Ubajhe
F.Y. Stavs
GO Lam Bouillion
Olam Chowder
F. V. Stavs
Patrome
J. Edward Ricej
Bailing
Geo. H. Bailing
J. Hessely Keller
DEBUG
Shriner
Willard G. Keller SE
Ardun
Ards
Wr Se
Axa
CROWS
Wores
Gredoate
Calveraity
Alfred Ritter
Atsorney
Coart Baal Besercial
Temien Promina Caciasttss Isc
Ofice
Coart Street
Frederick, Ma
Ceesldawiy
Baas Plevy
Court Street
Court Home
Cleveland
Trini
B. Keller
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