Personal notes from local residents and visitors
Mr and Mrs James Biggs have returned from a visit to relatives in Pittsburg Pennsylvania. Miss Georgie Strider of Lewiston West Virginia is visiting Mrs B F Brown East Patrick streets. Mrs Solomon Stern of East Patrick street has returned from Baltimore and New York. Miss Marguerite Knode of East Cleareh street visits Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Mrs Hobbs of Martinsburg West Virginia visited her parents. Mr and Mrs John Bowers of West All Saints street have returned home. W O Frautt, once of this city now with Theo Dilyer Bluefield West Virginia, has joined Dave Haugh Jewelry Co Norfolk Virginia and left to take charge of new duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Biggs
Pittsburg
Misa Georgie Strider
Lestown
W. Ve
B. F. Brown
East
Patrick Atreas
Solomon Stern
Patrick Streat
Baltimore
New York
Marguerite Knode
East Cleareh Street
Philadelphia
Hobbs
Martinsberg
John Bowers
West All Saints’ Street
W. O. Frautt
Theo. Dilyer
Bluefield
W. Va
Dave Haugh
Birthday Celebration for Mr. Lewis M. For
Mr. Lewis M. For of West Fifth street celebrated his 52nd birthday on February 13 with singing dancing and games. Music by Calvin Birely and refreshments were served. Attendees included numerous local residents and guests from Baltimore Philadelphia Spencer and Washington D C. A Valentine social follows Miz ash Chapter No 9 Order of the Eastern Star tonight with a short musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis M
West Fifth Street
Calvin Birely
M. Fox
Lilies Stons
Baltimore
Beery Baumgard
Order of the Eastern Star
Valentine
The Work of Death Charlotta Davis
Charlotta Davie a well known colored woman wife of Alex Davis died at her home 152 West All Saints street of heart disease aged 75. Funeral Saturday at Asbury church with interment in Greenecourt cemetery. Temple Fouche a farmer died of cancer at 61 years. Survived by widow five sons three daughters. Funeral Wednesday at one oclock with burial in Ms Olivas Cemetery. Charles M Crouse death reported in Cedarville Ohio formerly from Middle town Valley. He is brother of Mrs H Bennett Mrs Laura Cook Mrs Henry McHenry. Court cases move through probate with plaintiffs in one suit seeking damages and another for alleged assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Davis
Charlotta Davie
Alex Davis
West All Saints Street
Eaves & Son
Illinois
Heering Star Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Asbury Church
Areencourt
Temple Fouche
Araby Veeserdar
Keefer Thomas Farm
Ms. Olivas
Charles M. Crouse
Charles M.rouse
Cedarville
Ohio
Grouse
Middletwn Valley
Pho H. Bannett
Laura J. Cook
Henry McHenry
Tramp Stabbed Near Woodsboro Kiln Shows Fatal Wounding
An inquest in Frederick reports Charles Gibson, age about 26, was stabbed in the breast near the heart by a tramp named Charles Oline at S. W. Barrick & Sons lime kilns near Woodsboro. Gibson died minutes later. Oline was jailed on $10,000 bond awaiting Monday hearing. The jury found Gibson died of a stab wound inflicted by an unknown man giving the name Charles Oline. Gibson leaves a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charies Gibson
Lan
Thea
S. W. Barrick & Sons
Woodsboro
Charles Oline
Ollie
Civna
Oling
Prckatknifo
Gibsos
Gibson
Olins
Leonard Barrick
Carlton Shank
Yoodsboro
Sod
Oline
Frederick Last Sevening
Thkee
John Francis Smith
Jostios Smith
Martz
LeGore
Charles Gibson
Oharies Ollne
Gipson
Edward Waller
East South Street
Cley
Paying Bill Killed No Opposition to Pavicy Bill in Frederick
Report says the bill to prohibit arrests in Frederick, already macad amized, is effectively dead due to popular sentiment. Delegate Anders, who introduced the measure, learned of opposition via The News and says Frederick delegates oppose the bill despite earlier reports. A petition against its passage is circulating among property owners. Meanwhile the railroad passenger charges bill may receive favorable action and passage is hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Sgsinat
Andere
Tus News
Svening
Ander | Arnad
Anders
Nemid
Hoe
Scotch Evening at Fortnightly Literary Club Meeting
The Fortnightly Literary Club hosted a Scotch Evening with songs by Mrs. Steckel-Bares and others, recitations, a paper on the Charm of Scott by Miss Trail read by Miss Marksy, and a scene from The Little Minister directed by Miss McDaniel. A missing word contest used score Scottish designs and guests guessed titles. Grace Ely led the program committee and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ts Fortnightly Literetary Club
Kemp Ball
Mary Steckel-Bares
Mize Artaca Bails
Charles B. T. Banerickeon
Léile Mas Margaret Ford
David Wicebreast
Scott
Misa Bartha Trail
Edith Marksy
Euzsbath McDaniel
Mira Trail
Nannie
Babbie
Henristta McDaniel
Courtney Willtems
Garth Dishart
Harry J
Kefaaver
Stevenson
Barrie and Maclaren
Mire
Glano H. Worthkington
Barnes
Maryland
J H. Appia
Glenn H. Worshington
Misa Grace Ely
Jacob Rohrback
Mit
Willem Anderson
J. Clarke Kieffer
Katie Eschbach
Nellie Garrett
Edith Ritchie
Local Bank Ledger and Sale Advertisements
A dated 1906 bank statement fragment lists balances and liabilities including contingent interest and dividends, followed by signatures of cashier W. G. Zimmerman and officials J. Travers Thomas, John C. Motter, James McSherry, D. Barsa. An accompanying sale catalog advertises silk malls linens damask and silks in various colors at bargain prices with references to stock on Orepa grounds and Saturday guide offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ryland
Coentx
Frederick
We. G. Zimmerman
Wi. G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
John C. Motter
James McSherry
D. Barsa
Marriage Notices From Goshen and Frederick
A double item reports Charles Julian Reich and Linds Griffith wed at Goshen Massachusetts forest. the ceremony led by Rev Balthis with attendants and guests from Baltimore New Market Frederick and Montgomery County. A separate notice notes Jessie L Hann and Maggie B Hartman married at the M E parsonage by Rev L E Teirfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Grove
Philemon H. Griffith
Baltimore
Venda Grifish
Laytonaville
Virginia Waters
Philemone Griffith
Elizabeth Griffith
Tyron
N. C
Pregent
William Griffith
Guy Griffith
W. Hoffman
New Market
Hitas Anns
Louisa Griffith Wood
Joseph M. Wood
Frederick
J. H. Balthis
Montgomery County
Wim. B. Griffith
Harry Griffith
Z. M. Waters
Edwin Waters
Craworrd
William B. Mobley
L. E. Teirfield
Waters Dies Senior Partner of Maryland Firm
William J. Waters of Armstrong Cator Co. Baltimore has died. Governor Warfield hosted Maryland judiciary at Annapolis. Former State Senator Dick of Alle gany county accused Republicans of treachery. Court of Appeals rules insurers must pay death losses if premiums were accepted. Gustave Johnson held for court at Towson on charge linked to a cretos kay barn owned by Capt. John Ridgely of Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Waters
Armstrong, Cator & Co
Baltimore
Warfield
Judiciary of
Maryland
Government Houses
Annapolis
Allegany County
Coart of Appeals
Gustave Johnson
Towson
Kay
John Ridgely
Hampton
Rail accident at Washington injures man near Frederick
Edgar Kessler of Gatsbers Maryland about 23 attempted to board a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad engine in Washington January last night. He fell under the wheels, losing his right leg and suffering injuries to his left foot and head. He was brought to Frederick City Hospital by Dr Gonlsy and his right leg was amputated. His condition is critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rau
Edgar Kessler
Gatsbers
Baltimore and Onis
Washington
Hoe
Frederick City
Gonlsy
City Operaz House Hosts Miss Hiliman In Childrens Play
At City Operaz House Miss May Hiliman greeted a large audience as Children of Satan fell short of expectations. The performer’s portrayal drew praise while specials entertained between acts. Tonight the troupe offers On the Frontier. Separately, a morning collision on the &G&R line pushed a freight car off the track and damaged a passenger car window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Operaz House
May Hiliman
Pight
Carroll Creek
Grand Jury Adjourns After 10 Day Session in Frederick
The February 1 term grand jury submitted its report after examining 173 witnesses, finding six presentments and indictments, and dismissing 20 cases. It visited Montevue Hospital, tallying inmates by race and age, noted 120 inmates sent from fifteen other counties, and praised superintendent Bradley T. Nicodemus. The group also reported on jail conditions, highlighted honor law and gambling violations, urged regulating intoxicating drinks, and thanked officials before asking to be discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay—Ing
Motter
Ofronit Conre
Frederick County
Herawith
Séssinf ‘Tac Aeye
Montevua Hospital
Bradley T. Nicodemus
Martz
Sourt
Lorenzo E. McLinnix
Anniversary Celebration of Mountain City Council No. 12
A largely enthusiastic meeting of Mountain City Council No. 12, Daughter of Liberty, was held last evening at the council chamber on Market and Church streets to mark the ninth anniversary. Several membership applications were received and candidates initiated. Guests enjoyed oysters and other delicacies as covers were laid for forty. musical selections, dialogues and recitations closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Counci l
Daughter of Liberty
Institution of the
Council
Iaid
Weather Forecasts by Telephone Now Offered
Weather Bureau chief Mr Willis L Moore announces cooperation with O P Telephone Co to provide daily 56 hour forecasts by telephone. Subscribers may call the exchange after 10 am for latest weather outlooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis L. Moore
U. S. Weather Bureau
Washington
O. & P. Telephone Company
At & P
Local Notices of Farm Transfers and Town Happenings
County correspondence reports farms rented and sold near here with moves to Patersville Braddock Heights and Columbus Boyer farm to Eldridge Boyer. Local social updates include guests, visits, church events, and school activities in Slo omfield and Mt Pleasant plus health and farewell sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Bun
George Shafer
Martin DL Flook
Middletown
Shafer
Patersville
Met. O'Donnel
Charles Wertheimer
Stanley Dean
Braddock Heights
John Mason Grove
Cora M. Bowles
Augie Euifer
Gapland
Washington County
D. C. Buffer
Paul
Brestherdsville
John O. Boyer
Columbus Boyer
Eldridge Boyer
John T. Horine
Burkitte—ville
James O. Darner
Bir. Darner
Etta Slifer
Ridgely Willard
Nina Marriott
Funerals Held for Michael Seachrist and Minnie Wisner
The funeral for Michael Seachrist was held yesterday at 3 PM at his home 122 West Patrick Street with Rev. J W Hirscofe and Rev Obas EF Stack. Abide with me and I would not be al ways sung by the United Brethren choir. Interment in Olivas cemetery. Thomas P Pieas funeral director. The Minnie Wisner funeral was today at 10 AM at her mother’s Madison Avenue home, conducted by Rev. Thomas Freeman Dixon. Pallbearers named John Wisner, Joseph Wisner, Harry Wisner, Oswin Steele, Edward Trimmer, Ezra Hoffman. interment in Mt Olivet cemetery. F Lechreader funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Seachrist
Bia
West Patrick Street
J. W. Hirscofe
Obas. EF. Stack
United Brethren Charah Choir
Augustus Ebert
Mr. A. Woodward
George A. Gilbert
John Gomber
Ezra Hoffman
Mt. Olivet
F. Lchreader
The Flaming Arrow at City Opera House
A six year hit, The Flaming Arrow, returns to City Opera House Monday night. The romance and action appeal to men women and children with Indian braves and a marching band of sixteen fighters promising vivid spectacle and drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Dramatic Reading Praised as Superb by Grand Rapids Herald
Mrs Barths Enoz Baker read L Aigion with magni ficent dramatic force and intellectual grasp The Grand Rapids Herald hails her interpretation as superb Mr Baker to present If I Were King at the Woman s Colleges Monday night Local notices report sick and recovering villagers and market quotations for grains indicating current prices for corn wheat oats and other commodities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dias
L'Aigion
Barths Enoz-Baker
Grand Rapids Herald
Baker
Woman’s Colleges
Letters from the People on Western Maryland road bill
The Union Bridge Farmers Club protests against Dr Hill's proposed macadam road from Baltimore to Washington. Vansville Farmers Club endorses it citing land value, while critics warn of high costs likely over $1.5 million and unfair tax burdens. A special Business Men's Association meeting is called to discuss city limit extension and manufacturing plant taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE. Bell
Tuz News
Unlon Bridge
Appian Way
Vansville
Maryland
Nus
Solomon’s Island
Ite
Bardard
Dasie
Woire
Business Men's Association
Basining Men's Association
Ouwy Hall
Flor
Taxsttes
Monkins Leersas
Brederick — Thormond
Lahanter Issues Local Notice On Courses And Preservation Sacks
Local notice outlines acm counts by Lahanter and a series of listings for Tonight Lectors at University Extension with Leslie Wil Sprague at Women's College Hall, plus osteopathy and chronic diseases by Dr BE L Schmid. It promotes Peerless Paper Meat Sacks from Great Southern Printing Frederick MD to farmers as a cheap preservation method to keep meat safe from skippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Univer
Leslie Wil Sprague
Women’s College Hall
Schtler
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick
Gingses Headache Relief Promoted by Optigal Specialist
U L Refauyer promotes permanent headache relief through Gingses. Consultation offered at Gov Church and Market in Frederick with eye ear nose and throat practice limited to those diseases. Office hours 9 30 to 2. Next Frederick visit at City Hotel on February 17 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. L
Church and Market Bts
Frederick
Franklin Street
Baltimore
Gity Hotel
Maris Dary
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the Daily News
Gaspard de Coligal
France
Henry Wilson
Orice
Grant
Farmington
N. EL
Lindsey Afor Eng
SS “Unvonsitiers Su
Fort Donelson
Sanchezo Campaig
Beenna
Grammerian
Wasatraros
W. L. Moors
Saraan
Bargalo
Ente
F. Hargett
Falaphone Oo
Crawhey, A
Dectinre Weidig & Miler Driete Doli Bros
O. Thos. Kemp
Redock & Co
the Bee
Treey Personal
John J. Paters
The'ennets Creek State Co
Matthias E. Bartgis
E. Ym
Howard Staley
Fleet Waezy
Niewsera
Batick
Lima Kiins
Charles Cline
John Frendis Smith Tonay
Misa Bertha
The
Citizens’ National Bank
NN Gendrickson
Citizens’ National Bank Ay
Basiness
Ovenirafis
Sing Horse Furniture
Eat
St Banke
Gartial
Sant
Antes
Savags
BAUS
Orepa
Eoliens
Mohair
Fersem Sictilan
Oream Panamei
Hendeiobson
Aymieness
Sloomfield
O. J. Smith
Everitt Smith
Ostoctin Switch
A. J. Summer
Dallas
Texas
Mattie Stull
Zion
H. BE. M. Smith
Himer Fesga
Pressant Hill
Charle Hauga
Misa Era Picken
Miss Knock
Isha Bion
Byron L Zimmarman
Massre
Sponseller
Willow Brook Mill
Zion Reformed Church
Grayson Sponseller
Calvin Harper
AT. Pleasant
J. B. Laib
Vincent Fox
J.R. Lewis
Edward Hreagie
Misa Hattie Hesson
Mary Ebertsa
Epent
Amy Shook
B. O. Boogher
E. E. Shaw
West All Saints' Street
Edward Cramerz
East Church Street
Sheri Martz
Mart. G. Waring Tyson
Myaalt
Lahanter
BE. L. Schmid
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
George
Rodock & OF
Wallace
Dafosy
Waaheb
Lacas
Fancie Field
Georgs
Bodour
Thos. P. Rice
North Market Street
Bastifourth Street
Freederick County
Pronestz
Ty. H. &. Peterman
Deoq
E. Foster
Mayaadly D. H. E. Refauver
Church Street
Frederick Md
Meer See Bae
Belant & Kenoye
Tps
Leapine Grocer
CECIE
Morgan Oceoil
Frederick, MD
Cramer & Stauffer
Soar E. Cramer
STAT
Fidelity Bonde
Mortreres
Court Street
Gracehemth
Ste
Desrio RD
Jjamsville
Libertytown
W. Third Street
Clarke Place
East Fourth Street
Lath
E. South Street
Sawmith
Mountrile
Brunswick
F. B. Sappingtor
Toliet
B. Sappingtor
Oly Mats
Parhive
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