Personal notices and social greetings in The News
Subscribers urged to report paper irregularities. Purely personal items note Mise McPnerson’s New York trip, Rev Freeman Dixon’s return, Park Hall visit by W Price and Boteler family, Miss Steiner and Minie Yeakle’s Baltimore visit, Mrs Gordon’s Harrisburg return, Adna Snader’s New Windsor guests, Charles F. Warde of Davis & Warde visiting his mother, Reginald Hughes’ return due to typhoid. Boteler reception in Washington with Senator Hoar. Johnson Smith to Baltimore for study. Rohrback family return from Annapolis. Carvel Hall reception hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Fell for 400 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise McPnerson
New York City
Rev.t. Freeman
Dixon
W. &. Price
Park Hall
W. O. Boteler
Clara H. Steiner
Minnie Yeakle
Baltimore
Steiner
West Third Street
Francis H. Gordon
Eaat
All Saints
Reginald Hughes
Cornell University
Washington
Army
Navy
George F. Hoar
Mazsachusetts
Johnson Smith
Jacob Rohrerback
Eaton & Burnett's
Business College
Jacob Rohrback
Annapolis
Givan
Dootar
Thomas
Carvel Hall
Real Estate Sales at City Hotel Auctions
Auction sales report shows Charles B. Fons selling 147 acres near Falmer's Station to Andrew J. Kane at 50 dollars per acre. Harvey Tense offers 322 acre Wright farm. bid to 52 dollars per acre and withdrawn. Samuel J. Forney offers 50 acres on Jefferson turnpike. bids rise to 52 but not sold. City Hotel arrivals listed, advertising note ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Fons
City Hotel
Mary O. Michael
Smortgage
Falmer’s
F. and M
Andrew J. Kane
Harvey RR. Tense
Moraing
Court House
Trentville
Thomas ¥. Castle
Herskin B. Pittinger
Charles W Wright
Samuel J. Forney
Jefferson Turnpike
M.f.onteail
Sermons and Church Schedules Across Local Congregations
Local religious services are listed for multiple churches including All Sainte Episcopal, Schleysville Mission, German Baptist, Presbyterian, St. John's Catholic, Grees Reformed, Trinity M H Church South, Evangalical Reformed, U B church, and Buckeystown M P. Also announced are Lent regulations issued by Cardinal Gibbons detailing fasting, abstinence, prayer, and almsgiving requirements with exceptions for age health and work, plus permutations for meat, dairy, and fish during Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Sainte’ Episcopal Church
Schleysville
German Baptist Church
The
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
St. John's Catholic Church
Grees’ Reformed Church
FE. L. McLean
Trinity M.H
South Plaas
J. H. Balthig
Epworth League
Evangalical Reformed
E BR. Esckbach
Washington Camp
T. Freamar Dixon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elbert
Todd
H. H. Murphy
Buckeystown M. P
F. T. Little
Maryland
U. B
O. W. Stinespring
E. T. Stearna
Christian Endeavor
Cardinal Gibbons
P. O. Gavan
Womer
Surname Wedding Report From Bilerton Ceremony
Symeneal Johnson Raymer couple wed at bride’s parents home in Bilerton with Rev. F M Glenn performing after a six hour delay due to Rev Beard’s no show. Relatives and many guests attended. couple to honeymoon in Baltimore and Washington DC. ad blurb promotes Fewer Gallons product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
M. J. Beard
Glenn
Reading Class Club Hosts Notable Evening at Beeston
A Reading Class club meeting at Beeston featured Miss Markey reading a paper on Wool cathedral and Mrs. Houck presenting a talk on Edwin Landseer the eminent English animal painter. The session noted historical bishops and Protestant leaders linked to the era and adjourned after a communication from the Woman's Club of Roland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoreday Hyeutia
Beeston
Fredenck Art Club
Miss Dovb
Miss Markey
Wolle Cathedral
Fomersetahire
Ferthe Valley
Wolney
Ginth
Henry
Defeuss
Rome
Bourne
Mary
Barkley
Elizabeth
Ken
Houck
Edwin Landseer
Pope
Ars
South Kensington Museum
Sonla
Royal Academy
Academy
St. Paul’s Cathedral
London
Misa Eader
Woman's Club of
Roland Park
A Medal for Music by Tiffanys Exhibition at New York
A gold medal by Tiffany & Co. for the Society of the Cincinnati in Rhode Island was displayed in New York. The 2.5 inch, 160 dwts medal features the Cincinnati badge, an eagle, and a classically themed scene. Competition for the medal closes February 22, 1903. A rare plant gifted to Mrs. Samuel Miller by Mrs. Nellie Blessing Eyster from California is noted for reviving when warmed in water and can be stored dry for long periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Tiffany & Co
New York
Society of the Cincinnati
Bate
Rhode Island
F. Smith
America
Society
Samuel Miller
East Second Street
Nellie Blessing Eyster
Eyster
Californis
Defective Commitment In Habeas Corpus Case
Mr Solomon Stern of the Maryland Houses of Correction transferred a Russian youth, about 17, to the city on writ of habeas corpus. Committed to the institution four months ago by Justice John L Jordac, forest riding. Attorney P. F. Pampel appeared before Judge Motter and secured his release due to a defective commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Stern
Maryland Houses of Correction
Alexander Ammitch
Thesbove
John L Jordac
Forest Riding
P. F. Pampel
Motter Sud
Stolen Horse From Stable Near Urleans
Mr. George W. Sheets living about one mile from Urleans reports a valuable horse was stolen from his stable last night. The horse, a dusky gelding about ten years old, blind in the right eye and weighing roughly 1,000 pounds, was seen in its stall at eight o clock yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Sheets
Urleans
Sneak Thief Strikes Stable on East Patrick Street
A thief has been stealing at the Gro Wilson stable on East Patrick Street, rented by Georges Murray and F J Schroeder. Several whips and a quantity of corn were missing, and last night a large collar belonging to Mr Schroeder was taken. No clue to the guilty party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiering
Gro. Wilson
East Patrick Street
Georges Murray
F. J. Schroeder
Schroeder
Prizes Awarded At Maryland Corn Show Largest Yet Held
The Corn Institute at the Masonic Temple closed with 103 more entries than previous year and prize winners named for yellow and white corn in open and county classes. Miss Emma Suter Jacobs of Washington D C lectured on cooking to a largely female audience. Judges praised the high quality noting comparisons to Illinois exhibitions. Address on corn breeding by A D Shamel of Illinois and talk by F A Converse on Agriculture as Profession highlighted the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Corn Institute
Masonic Temple
Euma Suter Jacobs
Public Schoola
Washington, D C
Toow
NK. Wilhide
Firet
Yo Eliahs Swomley
New London
Wm. Mulluskeizan
Harford County
Richard Day
Adamatown
George T Steiner
Jefferson
Maston
Towson
A.D. Shamel
Illinois
Illinois Corn Breeders’ Association
Shamel
F. A. Converse
Woodville, N OY
University Extension Lecturn on The Modern English Novel
The third series of lectures opened at the Woman's College chapel under the Society for University Extension with Dr Frederick B Sykes presenting on Robert Louis Stevenson representing Romanticism The talk covered Stevenson's life style and works tracing influences from Scott and noting a rise in power through his novels A slide show featured scenes from Edinburgh Stevensons home the Continent and Samos Attendance appeared strong for a Frederick event The next session will discuss the Idealistic Novel with Charles Dickens and Geo W Shank A local will probate notice details of the Shank estate include widow occupancy of Woodsboro home with future bequests and division of furniture among son and daughter The executor named is Joseph J Shank
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ional Center
Society For University Extension
Woman's College
Robert Louia Stevenson
Frederick B. Sykes
Frederick
Syken
Stevenson
Sykes
Stavenson
Scott
Acanes
Edinburgh
Samos
Charlea Dickens
Geo. W. Shank
Geo. W. Shenk
Woodsboro
Thia County
Joseph L Shank
Jane H. D. Snyder
Jane R. D. Snyder
Joseph J. Shank
The Gus Sun American Minstrels at City Opera House
The Gus Sun Sinstrela show performed last night at City Opera House delivering a strong start with The Dawn of Day and electric effects. Fred Russell, Sam Horner and Lew Diamond entertained with clever end men banter and lively singing and dancing. Rope walking acrobats impressed the audience and after the show the company dined at Capt. Daniel Hanshew home on West Patrick street, honoring his son Lee in the orchestra with a hearty reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Fred Russell
Sam Horner
Lew Diamond
Daniel Hanshew
West Patrick Street
Lee
Social World Party At Samuel King Residence
A delightful party was given Wednesday evening February 18 at Samuel King 2% Centre Street. Amusements included games and dancing until midnight. All were invited to the dining room for regi mens. There were 35 couples present. Wolf's orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel King
Centre Street
Wolf
United States National Banknotes Ledger Statement
Species SRO ULG 80 legal tender notes show liabilities and capital figures, including capital stock paid in 100,000 and surplus 200,000 with profits and expenses. The report lists due to offices, state banks, trust companies, and reserve agents, plus dividends unpaid and individual deposits. Cashier WR G Zinareias swears the form true. attested Feb 11, 1903 by J Travers Thomas and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion
Atandon
Bartered Goods and Local Dining Offerings in Frederick
An early Frederick advertisement lists varying prices on clothing including underwear skirts and towels, plus a wide range of fabrics and household items. It promotes meals and beverages at Doll's Restaurant with Kloster beer and a vaudeville show at City Opera House, and notes H. O. feed as a cheaper ground feed option for horses, offered by W.S. Harisz at Patrick and Carroll Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.O
H. O
Frederick County
W.S. Harizr
Corner Patrick
Carroll Streste
Handsome Fresente Free Premium Offer Prompts Youth Appeals
Local notice urging children to sell prepaid premium books for 10 cents each to earn free jewelry, instruments, or watches, with rewards escalating after selling multiple dozens. Includes misprinted ad copy for various businesses, saloon scene promos, and assorted goods with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
White House
Alec
National Merosaotile Co
Lafayette and
Argyle Avenues
Baltimore
Funeral for Annie E De lsaghter Held near Ceresville
The infant daughter of Melvin and Annie De lsaghter was buried yesterday afternoon at Olivet Cemetery. Rev Dr Osborne Ingle officiated the funeral service serving as director Go C Carty oversaw arrangements at the family residence near Ceresville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E
Melvin
Annie Delsaghter
Aiteroon
Ceresville
Osborne Ingle
Ms. Olivet Cemetery
GO. C. Carty
Sewing Machines Price Notice in Windows
Sewing machines advertised with prices including Singer at 29 dollars White 29 dollars W and W 25 dollars Ideal 18 dollars Davis 18 dollars and other makes 11.99 dollars. Piensa notice prices and machines in our windows Sauriex and Borsz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
White
Ideal
Davis
Piensa
Sauriex & Borsz
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Sykesville
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Adamstown
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Boyds
K.O. Garner College Park
G.O. Dove
J. Wilson
OG. B. Perkins
Lencaster
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Slinglail
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Chambarsburg
M. O. Webster
Phiadelphia
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Swaepstake Prize
University Extension
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Citizens National Bank OF Fred. Bligh
Fraderick
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Nekola and
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Madras
Aollers
Weathersbrica
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Xewie A Miller
Eie & Miller
A. T. Rice & Som
Frederick, MD
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Frederic & County Telephone
Farmer's Exchange
Pue
Wile Glass OF Fashion
Bo Quick
Dsc
Madras Giogbans
Torabon Sireas
Neidig & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Clinton
N. Mariestréderick County
CTY Hotel Grill
Lynn Haven
Kloster
Xingling’s
Bloster
Washington Corp, No. 17
S. of. A
Camp Hall
Presbyterian Sharch
B. A. Onist
S. J. Zimmerman
Sec’u
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Silsy
John G. Kuhn
Worth Market Streat
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Elizabeth McDaniel
Sallye Fauntleroy
Farmers’ Exchange
D.C. Remit
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R. RK. Lewis
B. Cambriled
D. &. Kemp
J. I. Thomas
K, RK. Lewis
J. H. Gambrill
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A. L. Doub
All Saints and Carrol Etreats
Olgdly
West Patrick Br
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Bandrickson
D. F. Slayne
Zeiglersville
Barger
Tigdin
Market Street
S. L. Lilly
West AH Saluts
C.H
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Lime Kilo
M. J. Grove
East Sixth Street
Martha Weinberc
N. Market
Patrick Street
Lewis M Nixdorf
EB. J Winebrewer
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C. A. Frazier
Second Street
G. E. Myers
L. M. Nixdorf
G. A. Nixdorff
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Ilvatt
Brent
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Warket
Iatrick
Colt & Dizer Packing Company
Dixon Bros
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F. B. Sappington
Hina
Boers Bros
I. B. Bappingtor
CityiHall
Lmeiene Mgeere
MIG Btoom
Rodook & CO A
T. Rice & Sons
Clover Seed
Tue Gro E. Sarrtey Grocery Co
Mornay Oxen
Shipley & Bopac
Berlin
Tom Eissnhauer
City Bote! Grill
Bojzys
Xingling
City Motel
Tanch
Lanek
Inuoh
Guy Hotel Grit
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