PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM THE CITY
Mr. Marian Smith left this morning for Baltimore. Mr. Frank Brengle returned from a short trip to Baltimore. Miss Myra Kraus of Baltimore visits Mrs. Abraham Rosenour. Dr. Chas Kefauver of Baltimore spends the day with friends here. Mr. A LeRoy McCardell returns after a week in Mississippi. Messrs John and Frank Newmen depart for Washington on business. Elmore Waltman visits friends and returns to Baltimore. Mrs. Maxwell of Cincinnati and Miss Haart of Baltimore stay a few days at City Hotel. Mr. Obas Brill of Washington returns from visiting Mrs. O N Hauer. Mrs. Marie Wimsatt of New York returns home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Feigley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Smith
Baltimore
Frank Brengle
Myra Kraus
Abraham Rosenour
Chas Kefauver
A. LeRoy McCardell
Mississippi
Messrs
John and
Frank Newmen
Washington, D. C
Elmore Waltman
Maxwell
Cincinnati
Misa Haat
City Hotel
Obas. Brill
Washingtop
O. N. Hauer
West Patrick Street
Marie Wimsatt
New York
Daniel Feigiey
North Market Street
Vaudeville at City Opera House for Confederate group
An excellent vaudeville show last night benefited Fitzhugh Lee Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. The program featured a comedy sketch A Proposal Under Difficulties, musical and dancing specialties, a clever monologue and tableaux. The sextette Tell Me Pretty Maiden from Floradora was sung by Lucy Kiseubauer Laslie Fauntleroy Eleanor Markey Aliis Shriner Helen Stauffer Virginia Grayson and Messrs. B D Hobbs O F P Baughman Stewart Dean Guy John Motter and John Markey. The same singers performed the sextette Dosky Maiden from Beauty and the Best. Direction by Mrs. Elizabeth McDaniel and Miss Sallie Fauntleroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amazour S
City
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Floradora
Lenten services listed at local churches this week
Evangelical Lutheran, Reformed and Methodist churches schedule midweek and weekend services this week with times noted for Wednesday and Friday gatherings. Local market quotations from Rastarn Milling & Export Co. show prices for corn, wheat, oats and hay. Mrs. Harrington remains ill but improving at North Market Street home. Also an advert touts Devoe Lead and Zinc paint lasting longer and saving money, plus a cough cure ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical ‘Lutheran Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rastarn Milling & Export Company
Ste
Gorn
Destructive Mt Airy Fire Destroys Several Businesses
A morning blaze in Mt Airy's business district destroyed multiple frame buildings including Clay and Clary's grocery and creamery Henry Weber's butcher shop J F Klee's harness shop and others The loss is estimated at 65000 with insurance details unclear Frederick fire company aided by steamers and hoses from a special train despite two firefighters being injured during the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Clay & Olsry
Henry Weber
J. F. Klee
Adam Ruland
O. E. Simpson
Raymond Barnes
Clifton Boonseller
Miss McWilliams
Missa Mary Dyer
J. G. Gilbert
Byron
Dorsey
W. R. Rudy
Ms. Airy
B. Norwood
W. E. T. Smith
William Qatnhall
Olay & Clary
Woeber
Frederick
Smith
Joseph W. Gaver
United Fire Company
W. T. Mallinix
B. & O. Railroad
Frederick Junction
Apparataa
W.D. Lipps
Norwood
Hood
Rankles Bros
Mr. Airy
Harry Bennett
George Chew
Bennett
Chew
Alleged False Arrest Trial in Baltimore Superior Court
Devilia Go Brish sues former Police Marshal Hamilton and others for false arrest and imprisonment after he and John D. Hammond were detained in Baltimore for a horse matching stolen-descriptor details. They were jailed overnight and later freed when innocence was shown. Brish seeks 5000 dollars in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
Superior Court of
Baltimore
Devilia
Westminster
Brish
Hammond
Poice Station
Frederick
Gettyaberg
Mr. Hammond
C. Dodd McFarland
Peter J. Campbell
Mr. Brish
Alonzo L. Miles
Polios Board
Wellington Opposes Pearre for Cumberland Postmaster
Senator Wellington announced he will oppose the confirmation of William Pearre brother of Representative George A. Pearre for Cumberland Maryland postmaster. He said Pearre has little chance of confirmation while in the Senate and may be nominated only as a recess appointment if the current term ends March 4. Pearre says there has been no protest and will be nominated, while Wellington argues home town consultation is due.
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Cumberland
Wellington
William Pearre
George A. Pearre
Pearre
Senate
Pearce
Congress
Poast
Farmers Convention and Local Notices at Sandy Springs
A farmers convention convened at Sandy Springs. Local farmers organize to grow and can produce no fruit. Miss Essie King, principal of Lewisdale School near Damearcos, Montgomery county, is ill with appendicitis. Rev. A. H. Covey of Pomona invited to pastor Antioch M E church Princess Anne. Russell Eddins found guilty of assault with intent to murder Edward Grimm. sentenced to 2.5 years. A new rural mail route is being laid near Lieben Howard county amid opposition. Cleveland Williams found guilty of attempted criminal assault. sentenced to three years. A Dickens lecture in Woman's College hall discusses Charles Dickens, regarded as a landmark English writer after Shakespeare.
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Sandy Springs
Bomerast County
Essie King
Lewisdale Sohosi
Damearcos
Montgomery County
A. H. Covey
Pomona
Kent County
Antioch Methodist Episcopal Church
Princess Anne
F.O . Meara
Christ Protestant Episcops Church
Denton
St. Paul’s Church
Greenville
Mich
Russell Eddins
Hagerstown
Edward Grimm
Lieben
Howard County
Cleveland Williams
Bansie Nally
Tatese
Farmer hurt as old gun explodes near Kemp farm
Thomas Darkis, a farmer, was wounded Monday afternoon when a muzzle loading gun exploded while he shot sparrows on Thomas Kemp's farm, damaging his face and possibly blinding one eye. Dr. S. T. Haffner treated him and he rests easier today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uun
Darkis
Thomas Kemp
8. T. Haffner
Teachers in Politics Stir County Election Fallout
Male teachers in Washington county claim 100 strong support for county commissioners who back higher salaries. They say their influence can extend to brothers and relatives and may sway the fall election. A counter organization is reported to be forming among politicians and taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Dr Stigers Fined In Hancock Assault Case
Judge Williams at Bagerstown fined Dr P E Stigers of Hancock 200 dollars with costs about 29 dollars for assaulting Dr John Dishi of Hancock in the bedroom of Dr Diehl s wife. The court called it a most flagrant offense but, due to appeals from respected county men, chose not to jail him.
Dying Horses Alarm Germantown Farmers
Apprehension grows among Germantown Montgomery county farmers as a disease kills many horses. Jacob F. Snyder, a local farmer, has lost four draft horses valued at $500, with two more dying on Monday, bringing total losses to about twenty in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Germantown
Montgomery County
Jacob F. Snyder
Social World Notes on Mies Diffendel Party
Marie Diffendel hosted a social gathering at East Second Street with many young guests. The evening featured vocal and instrumental music, cards, and dancing, leaving attendees pleased with the arrangements. Auctioneers Captain Walter Saunders to sell late Bester A. Feags furniture at 79 East Church Street tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Ciffendal
Marie Diffendel
East Second Street
Swealog
Somorr
Walter Saunders
Bagal
Hersshold
Bester A. R. Feags Tomorow
East ‘Church
Jury Called in Will Undue Influence Case in District Court
The circuit court opened with Judges Motter and Henderson for the trial of the Susannah Shaff will dispute. Plaintiffs allege undue influence by Jacob Shaff. defendants include executors Keedy and Shaff family members. Witness Jane Danner testified on farm management and Jacob Shaff’s influence, noting years of control and concerns about intoxication. Demurrer in a separate B&O Railroad case was overruled as damages suit proceeds. Additionally, Richard Zimmerman and Daniel Heiser were sentenced for assault and battery. Bradley Phillips parents’ suit against B&O Railroad was moved to Montgomery County for trial after his 1902 fatal crossing incident.
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Motter
Henderson
Cauré
Lesses
Susannah Shaff
Luther Shaff
Keedy
Jacob C. Shaff
Susannah Shalf
Wm. P. Manishby
F. L. Stoner
Urner
Keedy & Urner
Jane Danner
Testatrix
Jefferson
Jacob Shalt
Jacob
Kitty
Susan
Frederick
Shag
Edward Houck
Jacob Shaff
Jacob Bhaff
A. Hemp
Bond
B. & O. Railroad
Wm. H. Bhipley Ve. B. &O. Railroad
Wood & Wood
Richard Zimmerman
Daniel Heber
Zimmerman
House of Correction
Heiser
Bradley Phillips
B. & O. Railroad Company
Montgomery County
Lime Kiln
Parente
Local Social Notes From Lime Kiln and Troutville Areas
County correspondence lists residents visiting relatives in Washington DC and nearby towns. Names mentioned include David Main, Ethel Main, May Bowlus, Mrs Engane Grove, Mrs Luther Foage, Otis Smith, Mrs Howard Wachter, Viola Barber, John Feaga, Harry Grove, Bentz of Frederick, Mollis Fisher, John Ridgeway, Melleson, Mrs Henry, Dora Mosburg, Katie Mosburg, Mrs Wachter, Michael Anders, Maurice Saith, Debbie Fox, Millard Hoffmann, Laura Feezer, Annie Delaplane, John Kolb, Eimer Kolb. several illness notes and family visits across Lime Kiln and Troutville regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Main
Ethel
Washington, D. C
Mies May Bowlus
Fradebiock
Engane Grove
Luther Foage
Otis Smitth
Howard Wachter
Charlesville
Viola Barber
John Feaga
Harry Gr Ve
Little Som
Bentz
Frederick
Lewis Baker
Mollis Fisher
Point of Rocks
John Ridgeway
Melleson
Virginis
Henry
Dora
Katie Mosburg
Mamis Wachter
Maurice Saith
Baltimore
Debbie Fox
Millard Hoffmann
Orsagerstown
Laura Feezer
Annie Delaplane
The Work of Death. Samuel Leazer.
Samuel Leazer died at his Middletown home yesterday from a stroke of paralysis suffered less than two weeks earlier. He was 75 years old and previously worked as a representative by trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Leazer
Middletown
Wea
Fragmentary numbers on land docket near 707
A garbled OCR snippet presents a sequence of figures related to land values and figures such as 707,025 and 122,220, with scattered monetary amounts and codes. The readable content is numerical, lacking clear names, places, dates, or events to form a full news item.
The Latest in Dress Goods and Embroideries Sale
The ad copy touts 1003-pattern shirts waists and sutts with deep reductions, mercerized madras fabrics, new embroideries and laces, and a range of corsets, with prices cut to attract shoppers. Also features a Shrove-tide entertainment by the Ladies Auxiliary with a piano purchase reveal, candy specials, and travel notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Oetrich
Fricke
Y. Me.q. A
Ladier
Jacob Biely
Palace of Music
Bridget Bits Of Local And General Interest Briefs
A compact column notes routine items and calendar details. The note mentions a sale countdown, a closing storm forecast for February, and Lent urging church attendance. It recalls St Matthias Day and a tale of ice in gutters and Saint Matthias breaking winter. It reports the Frederick Select Orchestra traveling to Gettysburg for a dance tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sales
Gettysburg
Frederick
Eye specialist to visit Park Hotel in early March
Prof. Q W Hines eye specialist will be at Park Hotel March 2 to 6 with free examinations in home or hotel. Also lectures and tickets for a Dickens lecture and Dr F H Sykes course on Modern English Novel at Wonan's College with prices from 1 25 and 35 cents. Oyster pie lunch tonight and other hotel notices appear.
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Q. W. Hines
Park Hotel
Eves
Dickens
F. H. Sykes
Wonan’s College
Bingle
O.L. Befauver
Scientific Optician
Saks’ Optical Company
Washington, D. C
City Hotel
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