Notable February Term Verdicts in Local Court
The February term featured several cases with mixed outcomes. A jury found Charles Brewer not guilty in one trial, while Frank Smith and Jack Dismond were acquitted on another charge. William Gosh faced assault charges and paid a five cent fine after a courtroom dispute over remarks about his wife. Equity matters included Reich and Maulsby trustees seeking to set aside a mortgage held by Ross and Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Brewer
Frank Smith
Aliss Jack Dismond
P. F.pamnel
Milton O. Henner
J. Grahsme Johnson
Maurice Jones
Hiram Z Zimmermas
Jacob Wites
Calvin Gaver
Philip Sheffer
Albert Bidginger
Francis A. Knot
Simon W. Harbaugh
John T. ¥Ingiins
Wellington Hammond
Sate
William Gosh
Woods
Gosh
Shank
Equity Gases
Messrs. Reich
Wm. P. Maulsby, Jr
Frederics Savings Institution
Mesars, Ross and Newman
Local Sickness Report From Town List
The Sick records show several residents improving or on lists. Mrs. Elizabeth Nickels, mother in law of Mr. Milton A Woodward, is on the Quick List. Mr. Thomas Doughserty and Mrs M A Woodward are noted as sick. Daisy Funk and Gertie Thompson are ill but improving. Thomas Strickier remains sick after two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Doughserty
Elizabeth Nickels
Milton A. Woodward
M.A. Woodward
West Patrick Street
Daisy Funk
West Patricktreet
Gertle Thompson
Thomas Strickier
Frederick and Pennsylvania Line Railroad Elects Directors
Stockholders met in Baltimore and elected Charles EB Trail A W Hendrix R D Barclay G G Wilkins James P Kerr James McSherry to the board of divestors. The directors chose Trail president Hendrix treasurer and Stephen W White secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and Pennsylvania Line Railroad
Baltimore
Charles EB. Trail
A. W. Hendrix
R. D. Barclay
G. G. Wilkins
James P. Kerr
James McSherry
Messrs
John Eisenhauer
H. 0. McSherry
John E. Price
Joseph F. Payne
Samuel Wertheimer
City of
Frederick
Stephen W. White
People Readied for Benefit Play and Social Visits
A local column lists residents and visitors over a Thursday period. Paragraphe notes CP Smith assisting in Gaithersburg for a Knights of Pythias benefit, while Lawrence Kemp and Eugene Grove visit Frederick and the area. Others travel to Baltimore Washington and Des Moines connections are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CP. Smith
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Knights of Pyth
Jaz. Ai. Smith
Order
Lawrence B. Kemp
National Bank Examiner
Baltimore
Frederick
Eugene Grove
Lime Elin
Wm. P. Maulsby
Washington
Madison Nelson
John Bronlun
Frank Baugeman
T Day
C. A. Thomas
Bt. Pleasant
J. B. Buxton
3. T. Buxton
Lee Moler
Jefferson County
Barbers Robin
Tarentum
Rade Tateler
Jessie Weems
Aiks
Mary Weems
Sreder
Surprise Birthday Party for Wm Stansbury near Motter’s Station
A large surprise party honored Mr Wm Stansbury for his birthday at his home near Motter’s Station last Thursday. About 60 friends helped festively with ice cream cakes and candies, and the hosts were Mr and Mrs N C Stansbury along with Mr and Mrs H F Maxell and Mr and Mrs Wm Fuss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Stansbury
Motter’s Station
N. C. Stansbury
H. F. Maxell
Wm. Fuss
Bir
Stansbury
Charles Thomas
Thomas
Miss Ads
Costes
Party for Helen Celebrates First Birthday
A small party for one year old Helen drew twenty five children and twenty one adults with young hearts last evening. The table was beautifully spread and Helen received several beautiful presents. A pound dance will be held at Mr Christopher Schade's residence on South Market Street Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Christopher Schade
South Market Street
Pretty Home Wedding Near Emmitsburg
A quiet home wedding was held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fitez near Emmitsburg on Thursday the 22nd at noon. Their daughter Bills Lille B. Fitez married Mr. Grant S. Liutz of Byler, Emmitsburg district, in the presence of relatives and friends. A brown sack dress adorned the bride and a sumptuous repast followed. Guests from a distance included Lizzie B. Fogle of Double Pipe Creek Asa B. Clayton and Chaz A. Raith Tacy F. Fitez and Bill M. Fitez of Baltimore. Cards are out for the marriage of George RK Wates and Nestle P. Yarns at the Lutheran parsonage in Frederick. WED Me Geerse W. Nield and Be Fiaddle plan to wed in Roosville. Eyler-W: Rosa E Eyler to Mary T. Weitzel in Mechanicsville on February 22, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Fitez
Emmitsburg
Hoy
Charles Reinewald
Bills Lille B. Fitez
Grant
Liutz
Byler
Lizzie B. Fogle
Double Pipe Creek
Asa B. Clayton
Chaz. A. Raith
Tacy F. Fitez
Bill M. Fitez
Ballimore
Bds
Montervue Names New Superintendent Today
The Board of Charities and Correction met at the Court House to appoint officers for Siontevue. Air. Tobias Afaln, of near Middletown, was voted to surpass Mr. Derr as superintendent. Auctioneer Chas. B. Fout sold twelve horses at the City Hotel yard for various buyers with several lots drawn. George Dean lost two fingers while chopping. Rumor suggests the coke furnace at Catoctin may soon blast, easing unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Charities and Correction
Afontevue Hospital
Court House
Siontevue
Air
Tobias Afaln
Near
Middletown
E. Derr
Chas. B. Fout
Chas
Utermehle
Washington
Steiner Brothers
John Diehl
John Groff
Eb, Huert
Oscar Walsh
Work of Death: M Harbator[e] Dies in Ohio Home
M H Harbatoe 31, a former Middleton resident, died at his home in Cacetown Ohio aged 36. Born at Harper's Ferry West Virginia in 1808, he lived in Hazleton and Middletown before moving to Ohio. He leaves four sons including T C Harbaugh, noted poet and correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Harbatoe
OL Harbaugh
Middleton
Cacetown
Mr. Harbaugh
Harper's Ferry
W. Vs
Hazerstown
Middletown
Pal
Ohio
T. C. Harbaugh
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Roya
United Stree
Soya
N.Y
the Daily News
the Circuit Court
Louie
Sion
Garry Worthington
This
John JF. Worthington
Stsonton
Rachel Hager Hss
Thomas Schley
Maryland Tract
Beslnese
Sallie Anvell
Boston
David Boogle
Coumbus
Kavale
West Third Street
Kate Ramsburgh
Washington, D.C
Wm. D. Hull
Littlestown
Bessie Weems
Stary Weems
East Second Street
George B. Knox
Atlantic Refining Co
Pittsburg
TRE
Andy Mare
New Market Literary Cie
Mopsias
New Market
Mrs.o. Downey
Alistes Mary
Arab Dorsey
Aamie
Nelse Boyer
Liszie Sulivan
Bessie Jowney
Addie Sponsethgaret
Alice
Louie Wood
Hate Barnes
Sophis Hendrickson
Irs Suez
Mary
Margeret Hopkins
Joan W. Sullivan
Joseph Balthis
J. Sterie
Atte
Lelia Garber
Ross Sacor
Auce Bobs
Geatiemen
Mes
Joseph Gerasnd
Wesey Boba
Gernand
Bradiy Sumer
Davis Wir
M. Bobs
Rizh
D.C. Ramwetars
Canton
Hansos
Hsnsonvie
Beffrer
St Pearl
Wes' Street
Cora Mull
Garry Danner
Samuel Titiow
North Market Street
Utth Buthday
Polly Athrd Onder
Money Savers
Thomas Hi, Haller
New White Front
Central Dry Goods House
Maryland
Eyler
L. B Parsonsee
Mechanics Own
Wo L Martino
Rosa E Eyler
Mechanicsrict
Mary T. Weitzel
Tobias Main
Montervue
George Dean
George A. Dean
Catoctin
Pieres
Preser
Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery
HM Horzeway
George A. Gilbert
No. 16
North Market St
Prederick, Ma
Atzics
Asternberger
Frederick, MD
Lancaster
Mergland
Oo. A. Borner
George W. Grove
Department
E. ¥. Goldaborough
St Maddox
Hicks
Chemmo
W. H. B. Etchison
HOS
SSR Ghos
Washburn, Creeley Co
L.M. Hildebrand
F & Sm
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