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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
5
Prospective bidders should submit names addresses and sale dates to Tax News to be recorded in the Public Sale Record and avoid conflicts on sale days. No charge for this service. All notices require order and copy ready for bills or ads, with earliest placement advised.
The News reports calendars for 1910 are exhausted due to unusually high demand both at the office and by mail. The note explains sustained supply and willingness to provide while stock lasts.
Alderman James J1. Gambrill Jr. is on a business trip to New York. Cal John RB Rouser of Thurmont was in Frederick on business. Clinton McSherry of Baltimore visits his parental home here. Mrs J Clarke Kieffer and daughter visit relatives at Lancaster. Mr and Mrs A S Phleeger left for Brad relatives. Thomas G Buckey spends days in Washington. Pauline McCardell visits friends in Germantown Pa. Justice John P Keller of Backestown visits the city. Mr and Mrs Joseph A Vogt go to York Pa. Vogt will locate there. Josie Smith of Littlestown Pa visits her sister in the city. Smith injured last June but now ambulatory with crutches. Mrs Jacob E Cope of Sellersville Pa spends time in the Met rate area. joins husband on extended business trip in the South. The Sick: Harry Worman is able to be out. David J Elkins and Mrs Peter M Eader on sick lists. Daniel E Barras is quite sick again. F B Netlinger confined to house. Mrs Chaline Fours suffers from inflammation. W C Staley improving and able to be about. Charles W Wes down stairs after illness. Roy Schroeder has had the grip but is about. To Cure A Cold In One Day ad. News.
In the circuit court yesterday Emory D Leatherman and Asnie Lestherman v W F G RB Co concluded with the railroad prevailing after evidence showed insufficient proof of damages. Reno Harp acted for the Leathermans while Coblentz Waters Brown defended the railroad. Also Clark v Morrison and Strawsburg v Smith appeals were heard. juries found for defendants or nominal sums in replivory disputes, with minor verdicts and court recesses noted.
Gen Joseph B Seth of Easton Md was startled to learn from a newspaper that the Maryland legislature adjourned in his memory. Investigations showed he was alive, ill for days and attended by a physician, and that his supposed death had been reported inaccurately to Dr Rowe and Mr Jupp.
Jacob Huffer died Monday at his home near Burkittsville aged about 72 from inflammation of the bowels. He leaves a widow and five children including Mrs. Reinecke and Mrs. Huffer, plus four brothers and two sisters and a niece, with funeral at his house by Rev. C. M. Smith and burial at Reformeds cemetery Burkittsville. Memorial affairs handled by Merbal Feete. Also announced is the death of Mrs. Sarah A. Gibbons on February 8 at her niece's home in Hamilton Virginia after two weeks illness. she was mother of J. W. Harrison of Kent Fourth Street.
Members of Camps 17 and 79 Patriotic Order Sons of America will attend Sunday morning service at the First Baptist Church on February 20. Rev. Alonzo D. Winters will preach a sermon appropriate to the occasion.
Company A of the First Maryland Infantry plans its fifth annual theatrics performance for Easter Monday night in this city. A major military drama featuring many Vocal squad members will be staged, with efforts to prevent disruptions and ensure a smooth presentation.
Mr and Mrs Charles H Meyers of Groaten Ohio celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage on February 2 at home. He, born in Germany, came to America young with his parents and lived in Cincinnati Ironton before marrying Miss Jayne Gelden in 1800. They have seven children and many friends, Rev George B Leonant officiated.
The YMCA team edged the Diamonds by one pin in a three game bowling match on Tuesday at YMCA alleys. YMCA totaled 1456 to Diamonds 1455. Shenk led the Diamonds with a 108 average and Stockman led the M C A with 100.
Dr Sylkurk, a well known veterinary surgeon on North Market Street, is nearly blind in one eye after a Sunday and Monday illness. He contracted a cold in the left eye causing total blindness and possible removal of the eye ball. He has been nearly blind in the right eye for years and can only barely discern light. The elderly doctor, about 55, grieves over his affliction and has many friends offering sympathy.
Rev Paul Henry Packard led a forceful sermon on One Thing Thou Lovest at the United Brethren church revival meeting. Two youths were converted and prayer services in the Sunday school room at 7 pm drew good attendance led by Evangelist Robert Downing.
Adjutant James H. Marshall of Frederick Corps plans an evening service with special music and short talks. A soldiers meeting will follow to arrange theSunday swearing-in service, with Missude Toogood and the Good Shepherd Guild performing. Friday’s service will be held at Poat of Rocks in the ME church.
Enthusiasts advocate forming a baseball league including larger towns in Cumberland Valley and Frederick area. Supporters believe a league could gain broad backing if formed. A Board of Directors member said a meeting would be held this week to advance plans.
Andrew Jackson Cummings known as Cy, a House of Delegates member from Montgomery county, declares his candidacy for the Democratic congressional nomination in the Sixth district. He expects the district Democratic organization to back him and says the time is right for a Democratic victory.
An public sale in Feagaville conducted by auctioneer William Be' Marner witnessed the sale of a 14 acre tract of land, described as owned property withdrawn from sale. The parcel was sold to Ike Cullen for 48.50 dollars per acre, with the deal concluded in front of O. E. Fas sore.
William S. Stephens of Browningsville was arrested at Monrovia by Constable Thomse M. Watts and held for Sheriff Viott of Montgomery County who transported him to Rockville. He is charged with threatening to kill his wife and burn the house. The couple had a history of trouble and Stephens reportedly fled with their two children to a neighbor before being arrested.
The document outlines resources and deposits of a national bank, listing local tender notes, figures for outstanding circulation, and totals. It mentions the cashier and treasurer roles, with data on securities and trust company involvement.
Funeral services were conducted at Evangelical Reformed church with Rev J M Motter and Rev S Mil fr. Prof. Goodw. Smith sang hymns. Burial followed in Martinsburg cemetery after arrival by B&O train. Pallbearers named. funeral director Thomas P. Ries. The article notes another funeral for Henry T. Williams later that day at Asbury church with interment in Laboring Saints cemetery.
Mr. Ray J. Bond accidentally fell into a cellarway opening in front of Mrs Harry Miller’s residence on North Market Street yesterday evening, fainting from the fall. Frank Johnson and Charlies Boone helped revive him and he sustained leg injuries. Lenten services are scheduled tomorrow at All Saints Episcopal Church at noon, Lutheran and Reform churches at 4 15 pm, St John’s Catholic Church at 7 30 pm with Stations of the Cross and Benediction.
A marriage license was issued at Hagerstown courthouse to A R Kohler aged 73 and Ada W O Dell aged 33 both of near Pen Mar The groom once owned much land now in Pen Mar rk and a will from William Ellis provides 33000 in trust for his wife during life after which it goes to the Masonic Home Philadelphia Mrs Ellis was the widow of Murray Brish of this city
Governor Crothers says Lincoln's birthday will not be a holiday this year. He previously declared the day a holiday during the Lincoln centennial observance.
Rails arrive for the contending link between the F. and M. and the W. railroads. Workmen place rails along the O'lary meadow near the mouth side of East Patrick Street, marking a development in the city mine area.
A letter dated Feb 0 110 from Franke Scott Key Council No 48 of the Order of United American Mechanics to the Frederick County Commissioners urges immediate action to fund and build a new Frederick public school. The signatories stress protecting youth lives over costs and call for endorsement of the citizenship movement sparked at the Woman’s College.
A fragmented ad list touts Huckaback and Damask towels at 4c, bath towels 15c to $1, Kayser gloves 50c, new linens and Saltings colors, and a Go-Carts promo. Also mentions St Mary’s cake sale Saturday at 3 pm, Security Metal Kitchen Cabinet, and a Lake View attractions schedule with dates and prices.
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