PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM LOCAL FOLKS
Miss Margaret Thompson sets today for Baltimore. Ben M J Grove and wife left today for Norfolk Virginia for a short stay. Miss Harries O Rice West Third ntrast visits relatives in Washington D C. Miss Marie Yeakle West Third street returns from Washington and Baltimore. Misses Iva Sinn and Fannie Biden of Baltimore visit Mr and Mrs Wm O Biraty North Market street. Rev De and Mrs J S Eleffer returned from Frederick to Hagerstown yesterday. Mr Charles Sheeler Monkton Baltimore county returns after visiting Mr and Mrs O O Ausherman East Third street. Miss Rebecca Clagett East Patrick street and Dr and Mrs O A Norwood and Mrs Belle V Norwood Libertytown returned from Florida. Misses Julia and Bessie Fretwell North Osrolioa left for Baltimore to spend weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Thompson
Baltimore
Ben
M. J. Grove
Lefk
Norfolk
Harries O. Rice
West Third
Washington, D. C
Mies Marie Yeakle
West Third Street
Washington
Iva Sinn
Fannie Biden
Wm. O. Biraty
North Market Street
Rav. de
J. S. Eleffer
Frederick
Hagerstowne
Chrisrles Sheeler
Monkton
Baltimore County
O. O. Ansherman
East Third Street
Misa Rebecca Clagett
East Patrick Street
0. A. Norwood
Belle V. Norwood
Libertytown
Florida
Julia
Bessie Fretwell
North Osrolioa
O. GO. Ausherman
Budget of Bright Items for Local Readers
One more week and old 8 Maddox will have a snap at the ice pond. Don’t be in a hurry to patronize your spring jacket. The worst storm of the month is yet to come. The public sale bell rings merrily. You can take your choice of forty five sales from now until the first of April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddox
Quiet Elegant Wedding at Lewistown Home
A quiet, pretty wedding occurred at 6 30 P M Wednesday February 6 at the bride s Lewistown home. The contract parties were Wm Y Long and Maud WY Smith. Rev Vernon N Ridgely of Walkeraville performed the ceremony. Reception followed with many friends present. The newlyweds will reside in Lewistown after a week in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burley V.soith
Wm. H. Bowers
Jameal L. Green
Nancie
Edna Wachter
Walkersville
Misa Balvie Biser
Misaes Hettle
Margaret Main
Raymond Keily
Miseas Maud
Loftie Webster
Lasiia Graan
Aiva Smith
Ira Smith
The Work of Death. Mrs Sarah Ida and Mary Horspe lhorn
Mrs Sarah E Ida widow of Prof Louis Ids died February 14 at her daughter's Easton home aged 70. Her remains were buried in Staunton, Virginia the day before. Maiden name Sarah Woodward. Cousin of Milton A Woodward of this city. Mrs Mary Horspelhorn, widow of County School Superintendent E L Boblitz, died last night at Thurmont of pneumonia. Funeral tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah HE. Ida
Sarah E. Ida
Louis Ids
Easton
Staunton
Ida
Sarah Woodward
Baldwin
Lydia Woodward
Frederick
Milton A. Woodward
Mary Hospelhorn
Mary Horspelhorn
E. L. Boblitz
Thurmont
Father of 24 Children Barnhart Known in Carstown Area
David Barnhart aged 76 near Carstown Washington county Iowa is father of 24 living children. The eldest is about 60 and a prominent lawyer in Chicago. the youngest is about 5. Barnhart was twice married. his second wife still lives. He owns a wagon shop and works daily. Local market prices list corn at 2.55 per barrel with 50 cents per bushel, and No 2 red wheat at 1.11 with No 2 bushel at 1.07.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Barnhart
Carstown
Washington County
Almast
Chlesge
Mr. Barnhart
Hos
H. M. Cramer & Co
Maryland D A R Races For National Presidency
The initial convention of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution meets in Washington in April at Memorial Hall where the biennial president election will occur. Mrs Charles W Fairbanks seeks a second term amid strong support from Mrs Donald McLean who is urged as a natural candidate for higher office. Maryland backs McLean, praising her leadership in New York and Maryland lineage, and hopes to rally behind her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Congress
Memorial Hall
National Association
Charles W. Fairbanks
Elset
Fairbanks
Mra. MclLean
Slate Industry in Frederick County Revival Planned
In Urbana district near Thurston a large slate deposit, owned by John Morgan Thomas, is being revived by Bennet Creek Slate Co. The firm, formed with Thomas’s stock, now extracts about 100 square feet of roofing slate daily. Slate once supplied Washington Capitol roofs, and Thomas seeks more capital to expand operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Urbana
Thurston
John Morgan Thomas
United States
Washington
William Willamas
Thomas
Slater
Williame
Williams
California
Bennet Creek Slate Co
All-Fredericks Move Up In Basketball Standings
All-Fredericks defeated Y M C A 20 to 9 in Junior Hall lifting to second place in the league. Kennedy and Ruland starred for All-Fredericks while Y M C A players lamented the loss, as Fred College and All-Frederick trailed in standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All- Frederick
Y. M. O. A. Rootara
All-Fredericks
Kennedy
Blatisy
Ruland
M.O. A. All-Predericks
Schroeder
Creager
Roland
Toma
Hook
Withide
Keeger
Garber
Reynolds
Per Oant
Fred
College
All-Frederick
Y. Mlo. A. Pa
Grand Duke Sergius Assassination in Moscow
Grand Duke Sergius of Russia, uncle to the czar, was assassinated in Moscow while his carriage was attacked by a bomb. Assailants were arrested. one is critically wounded. Sergius, born 1857, married Princess Elizabeth of Hesse-Darmstadt in 1851 and had no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus News
Serging
Eimperor Alexander 111
Ozir
Elizabeth of Hease Darmatadt
Princeas Alios
England
State Geological Survey backs rapid highway work in Maryland
A Maryland State Geological Survey Commission meeting urged prompt county applications for State aid under the 1904 State Aid Highway law after its constitutionality was upheld by the Court of Appeals. Governor Warfield and Comptroller Atkinson favored advancing road surveys and plans, with March 1 as the application deadline and funds to be allocated by public road mileage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Geological Survey Commission
Maryland Geological Surway
Court of Appsala
Maryland
Warfield
Atkinson
Ira Remyeo
Johnes Hopkins University
R. W. Silvester
Maryland Agricultural College
Sylvester
Boards of
Qounty
Court of Appaala
Boards of Commissioners
Boards of County Commissioners
Maron IL
Deaths and legal notes from Maryland state items
News of the State reports the death of farmer William T. Perry near Easton from pneumonia and the death of Mrs. Thomas Gray of Sharpsburg due to heart failure. It notes F O Hendrickeou elected chairman of the Prohibition State Olaotra Commission, Charles Barton linked to a murder case, and Captain William M. Dann re elected Catholic Benevolent Legion state president. Also mentions Dr Edward B. Dawson trial ending in a hung jury after five hours deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Perry
Easton
F. O. Hendrickeou
Cumberland
Olaotra Comiiciae
Charles Barton
Simon Talhelm
William M. Dann
Catholic Benevolent Laglon
Maryland
Ellis Graham
Edward B. Dawson
Forest Park
Baltimore
Anniversary Celebrated by Monatsh City Council No 12
A large meeting of Monatsh City Council No 12 Daughters of Liberty met at the council chamber on Market and Church Streets. After routine business the group adjourned to Mr A P Marsh's restaurant Court Street for a substantial oyster supper. Thirty five covers were laid. State officers attended including Connell W Harry Abrams Northeast Cecil County State Vice Councillor Mrs M W Weat Baltimore ex National Councilor Charles H Stein Baltimore 2nd ex State Councilor Mrs Sal Me A Cramer. Readings recitations and addresses followed with vocal solos. All departed late well pleased with the eighth anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monatsh
Daughters of Liberty
Church Streets
A. P. Marah
Court Street
Marsh
Big crowd at United bazar for Red Men tableaux and wheel
A large audience attended the United bazar last evening with a record turnout. Red Men dancers led by Joseph W. Gaver performed on stage, tableaux featured fire companies and friendly scenes, and a wheel of fortune offered mostly cakes and prizes. Tomorrow afternoon brings a special program for ladies and children with Miss Willie Ritchie's fancy dance lessons and a 5 cent admission for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Bazar
Joseph W. Gaver
United Company
Tas
Maryiaed
Asoi Procily
Washington Raadtong
Red Men
Myrtig Zentz
Eleanor Grayson
Naliie Cramer
Westie Hitonir
Roth Malliolx
Jeantea Birely
Naonie Wiisuo
Grace Bow UN
Pauline McQardell
Bertha McSperry
Jacob Smith
Ran
Mey
Harvey Harrington
William J. Baughman
Mackintosh
Tacomas Chew
Frederick Gas and Electric Company
Clarence Bassard
Misa Willie Ritchie
Local Capital Surplus Directors Named in Obscure Listing
A fragmented OCR listing names capital surplus officials presents a roster including J. D. Baker, D. Baker, Samuel G. Zimmerman, Wm. Bata, C. Morten, and James E. Walker among others. Roles are inconsistently stated as President and Vice-President with scattered titles and unclear organization.
New fabrics flood spring as buyers eye bright materials
The ad dense piece lists Mohalis la solid Gore mixtures priced from 500 to 160 per yard and introduces a flood of new fabrics for spring including crepes wool gattinga broad cloths and cheviots. It touts New Ebollenes Madras linens and other textiles while inviting customers to sample materials at Colton Drueys and JC Hendrickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cravenett
Mary
Cnotca
Fialu
Ugs
Lataeka Vollea
Hamburg
Flonnolags
Ladias
Paler Veorge
Rodoce
Pillars of Christianity Examined in Gaunt Sermon
Rev W A Gaunt spoke at the German Baptist church on The Pillars of Christianity outlining four foundations: doctrine, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayer. He stressed that a church must have clear doctrine and strong communal bonds to be strong and active. The sermon title referenced is Seeking a Bride for Corinthians, first paragraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A Gaunt
Jesus
Mia
Firat Parsagraph Gan
Social events of a winter card party and receptions
A final winter card party hosted by Miss Grace Neldig near Frederick featured hearts and dancing with prizes to Miss Lida Motter and Mr. John Markey while Miss Elesanor Markey won the booby prize. The event followed a long-running club schedule with many young ladies named among attendees. Separate socials included a reception dinner in honor of Cameron Hill and a later reception for Rev. James Luther Martin and bride Susan Harriett Keech, hosting a large local congregation with numerous families and clergymen in attendance.
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Givnn
Misa Grace Neldig
Frederick
Lida Motter
John Markey
Elesanor Markey
Qotobac
Alub Tne
Edoe Mallinix
Graca Haller
Lida Matter
Graca Woldip
Mary MacCardell
Maris Yeakle
Eleanor Markay
Jeaste Goodill
Hila John Soon
Meesra
Thoosy Williamson
Harry EH
Dr. Ohsrles G MacGill
Evita O. Markell
Holmes Baker
John Motter
Frank Newman
Harry Haller
David Howler
Edgsne Legg
Orestes Leatherman
Breceville
Mra. Leatherman
Cameron Hill
Creates Leatherman
Cameron HW
John HU
Maxie
Lawistown
Luther Leatherman
Mise Lizzie Powell
Reride and Winnow
James Luther Martin
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Branawick
Snasn Harriett Keech
Charlotte Hall
H. &. Hedges
Martin
H.S. Hedges
Louise Gregory
Evelyn Jordan
Levin Waat
W. L. Groas
Mary Walker
Chambers
F.E. Alder
J. F. Reid
O. Mi. Wenner
O. P. Eichelberger
O. W. Hens
Lutheran Church
George Hazel
Methodist Episcopal Church South
O. 8. Biggs
Northern Methodist Church
Biggs
T. W. Troxell
J. L. Jor Gao
Elizabeth Hedges
Gertrude Gregory
John Spring Hedges
William Bohnauffer
O. R. Gregory
T. J. Barke
B. B. Beox
I Smoke
J. B. Manor
Funeral Services for Dusraw Child and Nancy Myers
The funeral for Onaries W child of Mr and Mrs Chas H Dusraw was held yesterday at Yellow Springs Chapel with Rev S M Hench officiating. Interment followed in Yellow Springs Cemetery. The funeral director was Thos P Rics. The Nancy Myers funeral occurred this morning at St Johns Church with Rev Albert Britth officiating. Interment was at St Johns Cemetery. Funeral director O O Carty handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onaries
Chas. H. Dusraw
Yellow Springs Chapel
Yellow Springs
Thos. P. Rics
Nancy Myers
St. John’s Church
Albert KE. Britth
John's Cemetery
O. O. Carty
Pastor Chosen for Woodaboro Lutheran Charge
The joint council voted to extend a call to Rev. Reese St. Ulatr Poffinberger of Waahington county, pending a congregational vote at the next preaching service. Poffinberger will graduate in June from the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodaboro
Assault arrest and baptismal notices in local brief
David Wastler was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Darner in Yellow Springs on assault charges against William H. Haton. A scuffle in a road led to Eaton countering, Wastler shooting at Eaton but missing. Hearing set for 4 pm before Justice Hoktstein. Also, Miss Mary Reynolds, recovering from hospital surgery, returns to her aunt’s home. Seven Frederick residents were baptized at Hagerstown First Baptist Church by Reverends Parker and Fraeor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wastler
Yellow Springs
Darner
William H. Haton
Waatler
Haton
Wantler
Eaton
Justice Hoktstein
Wastler
Mary Reynolds
Thamas Strickland
B. & O. Avance
Frederick
First Baptist Church
Hagerstown
W. H. Parker
L Fraeor
Bank designated depository for Maryland cruiser fund
Governor Warfield names The Olfizenu Nations Bank of Frederick as a depository for contributions toward purchasing a silver service for the cruiser Maryland. Angelort will secure a pardon for Frederick Easton who shot Lorenz D. Kline and is now serving five years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kecealus
Olfizenu’ Nations Bank of
Frederick
Warfield
Maryland
Maston
Angelort
Frederick Easton
Lorenz
D. Kline
Hershberger offers chocolate chip pica and 245 pound note
A Martha Washington Tea at East Church on Tuesday February 2 features drills, minuet tableaux, rituals, music and supper from 6 to 10. Admission is 10 cents, children free. proceeds aid the school. Washington's birthday reminder. Nearby events include a Middletown trolley excursion February 22 1905 and The Spy of Gettysburg drama in Middle town Md. Tickets sold at Hall Reich's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington
East Church
Middletown
Frederick
Opera House
Hall & Reich's
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the Daily News
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Isso
Winter Palace
Mediatier Hour
Edmund K. Calhoun
Alfred Mleagonton
Louis Miller
Chantinquia
New Yark City
Waspiazom
Tar News
War Maryland
W. L. Moors
Eugene Sponcellor Watoh
Mamie Conrad
Hierahberger
Herabberger
Chocolate Chipalig
Oburoh Street School
Dieh Om
Ohara
Darty Eclipses
Shirtea
Rosenonur
Neidig & Miller
Doll Bros
George S. Rodock & Co
Uymeneal
FORD
A.R. Presidency
Donald McLean
Roecent
Frederick County
Serglus
State Geological Commission
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Baan
Ladice and Children
Pancea, Ecc
Ctizens' National Bank
Citizens’ Nat Bank
Frederick, ND
J.D. Baker
Wal
Baker
D. Baker
Zimmerman Samuel G
Duvall
Caahter Ase
Onahlor
Juvcetas, McBuxrry DE
Keravyen
Geo
Wm. Bata
Barri
Joan
Rambburg
Warten
G. Baker
C. M. Thomas
James E. Walker
Dasiet
Biker
Sorpax
Sonal Os
Colton Drueys
Colored
Madras
Whitu Madras
Coston
John Hendhiockson
Fischer
Tfao
Badenhoop
State Bureau of Immigration
Ika
Aes
Bargao
Farma
Dow
Charles Fischer
Pennsylvania
Stata Borsa
Hischer
Mischer
Pischer
Mr. Flecher
Gqeorge S&s. Krudulk & C8
Bakwala
Ae T. Rick & Sons
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Wer & Bcs
Aald Frit
Oncy
MR. Thomas I
Rick
Fta
Old Stand
North Market Boreet
Rust
New Orleans
BUGAT
Ruat
Besant & Knott
Patrick Street
Cecil & Gorman
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A. J. Eichelbergere
N.W. Cor
Bts
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L. Kepauver
Ce Tival
Or. C Church and
Market Ste. Frederick
D. E. E. Smith
East Church Street
Office
Pricea Resaouabie
Eldawly
EK. Peterman
Franklin Street
Fhaotice
City Hotel
Warzadawly
Mable
Citizens’ National Bank
Market
Patrick Streets
Matt
WM. O. Bote Lak
F. B. Sappington
B. Sappingtosr
City Ball
Gkc Hives
W. A. Gaunt
Hershberger
Hershberger's
Elke’ Glub
Fr. Newman
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