Purely Personal Notices From Local Readers
Mise Nellie McCaffrey of New London has returned home after visiting. The Haller sisters of South Market street, wintering in Washington, also came home. Lovell Lewis and Lamar Forrest of Middletown valley head to Northern Illinois. Harvey Longanecker of New Baltimore will reside in Springfield Ohio. Mary Eliza Jones near Liberty town inherits 2500 from uncle Frederick Piling of Washington DC. F L Snodgrass, visiting Branawick relatives, returns to McCracken Kansas. Michael O Brein Brunswick goes to Indianapolis March 1 for foreman rider job. B O Nicodemus returns from Hagerstown trip. mother Mrs Jacob Harmon visiting. Elmer S Wetnight and bride of near Barkittaville married Tuesday, depart for Springfield Ohio with Luther Shafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Nellie McCaffrey
New London
Misees ‘Haller
South Market Street
Washington
Clifford Lovell
Clauding Lewis
Lamar Forrest
Middletown Valley
Ilinois
Harvey Longanecker
New Baltimore
Springfield
Ohio
Mary Eliza Jones
Libartytown
Frederick Piling
Washington, D. C
F. L. Snodgrass
H. L. and
A. J. Mortimer
Branawick
McCracken, Kangay
B.O. Nicodemus
Hagerstown
Jacob Harmon
Elmer 5
Wetnight
Near Barkittaville
Luther Shafer
Barkittaville
Bright Items in Brief Bits and Local Interest Notes
Farewell to February runs through a collage of local items and quips. Mentions Meests, Maxell & Son leasing a Charlestown factory to manufacture women’s shirtwaists and wrappers, and a playful debate topic about creased trousers. Devoe paints touts long wear and a 149 year company history.
Religious Services and Meetings Across City Churches
A summary of Sunday school times and sermons from multiple churches including All Saints Episcopal, Grace Reformed, Trinity M E, Evangelical Reformed, Presbyterian, U S church, Evangelical Lutheran, Buckeystown M P, and St Johns Catholic. Notable items include Holy Communion, 40 hours devotion, Stations of the Cross, and a March 2 City Ministerial Association meeting with Rev T Freeman Dixon presenting on Formalism in Religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Sainte’ Episcopal Church
Blabop Parek
Schicyaville Mission
German Baptist Church
City Ministerial Association
P. E
T. Freeman Dixon
Grace Reformed Church
EB. Ly. McLean
E.R Eschbach
Presbyterian Church
T. Freaman Dixon
W. Stinespring
Christian Endeavor
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Luther Kuhlman
Methodist Episcopal Church
Eibers
Todd
Epworth League
Roger - Harley
Social World Pourd Party at E O Rano Residence
A lively pound party occurred Tuesday evening February 24 at Mr. and Mrs. E O Rano residence near Feagaville. Guests shared games and refreshments until eleven. Attendees included the Renns, Derrs, Hargetts, Willards, Culler, Fank, Thomas, and many others. A leap year dance followed at Junior Hall with about thirty couples despite bad weather. music by the Frederick Select Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O Rano
Feagaville
Mixa
May Derr
Mary Doty
Lillian Shaff
Grace
Heater Culler
Jessie Fank
Edith Willard
Emma Thomas
Lelia Culler
Junior Hall
Willie Rit
Obie
Frederick
Middletown Weddings Invite Berths Maud Lighter and Dillon
Mrs Daniel W Lighter of Middletown has issued invitations for the marriage of her daughter Berths Maud to Mr Wzn Carlton Dillon of nearby Middletown at U B church Middletown on Wednesday March 4 at 150 pm. Clifford G Miller of Frederick son of the late Wm Henry Miller and Miss Nellie L Smith of Ijamsville wed at Reformed church Pearl March 11 at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W. Lighter
Middletown
Berths Maud
Wzn
Carlton Dillion
U. B. Church
Clifford G. Miller
Frederick
Win
Henry Miller
Middistown
Nellie L. Smith
Ijamsville
the Reformed Church
Pearl
This County
Art Club Reading Explores Winchester Cathedral and Whistler
The Art Club met in the usual rooms with Miss Kate Ravinburg as chair. Miss Minnie Markey described Winchester Cathedral, its Norman architecture spanning five centuries and its royal and religious history. The program reviewed William of Wykeham and his works, then featured a paper by Mies Mabel Elyon James McNett Whistler on the artist’s life and works, noting his Nocturne and Symphony in Blue and awards at Paris and the Windsor exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Ravinburg
Minnie Markey
Winchseter
St. Swithen's Abbey
Europe
Winchester
England
Mary
Phillip
Spain
Philip
Alva
Egmont
Flanders
Cromwell
Wicchester
William of
Whistler
Luxembourg Gallery
Dickens Lecture Opens Realism in His Work
The second University Extension feature at Woman's College last night focused on Charles Dickens. Dr Sykes argued Dickens blends realism with idealized characters and humor, noting caricature risks but praising lasting charm and humane vision. The lecture drew on scenes from Dickens life and novels, with next Friday’s talk to cover Thackeray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Way
Johns Dickens
Dickens
Sykes
Dickena
Dickene’ Ath
Charles Dickets
Thackeray
School
Funeral Rites For Conrad Smith At Shookatown And Middletown
The funeral for Conrad Smith was held today at noon from his Shookatown home with Rev. S. M. Hesch officiating. Remains were taken to Middletown for Lutheran services led by Rev. M. Henschi and Rev. Beard, with burial in the Lutheran cemetery. undertaker F. Schroeder. The Alta Batcher funeral occurred this morning at Bartoneville, with Rev. Brown of New Market presiding. pallbearers Edwin Davis, William Davis, William Brooks, James Goings, burial at Bartonaville. funeral director O. C. Carty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Smith
Shookatown
M. Hesch
Middletown
Lutheran Church
M. Henchi
M. L. Beard
F. Schroeder
Alta Batcher
Bartoneville
Vun Brown
New Market
Edwin Davis
William Davis
William Brooks
James Goings
Bartonaville
O. C. Carty
Emmitburg postoffice merged and relocations noted
Ezra B. Zimmerman, recently appointed postmaster, moved the Emmitburg postoffice to the front room of Sebild's building on the public square, with Edgar Moser now serving as clerk. Heavy rain caused Ostroll creek flooding and high rivers along Memocacy and Potomac, receding by noon as water subsided. Admiral Schley reportedly ill en route to California, with limited visitors. market quotes from Eastern Milling include corn 2.40 per barrel shelled, oats 40 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitburg
Ezra B. Zimmerman
Emmiteburg
Annan’s
Sebild
Public Square
D. E. Stone
Wivell
Edgar Moser
Ostroll Creek
West Church Street
East Patrick Street
Potomac
Mart Tha Eastern Milling & Export Company
Brisa Wins Suit Against Police Officials in Maryland Case
Detille O Brish sues in Baltimore Superior Court alleging false imprisonment. Jury awards 100 damages against Police Lieutenant Carter and ex Captain Baker, while former Marshal Hamilton Round Sergeant Schwarts and Sergeant Colbourn are cleared. Brish sought 5000. Hammond suit is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Maker Mell
Frederick
Robert D. Carter
John Baker
Superior Court of
Baltimore
Detille O Brish
Samuel T. Hamilton
Harry B Schwarts
John W. Colbourn
Forcs
Mr. Srah
John D. Hammond
Gettysburg
Baker
Lisntensut Carter
Incomplete Historical Bank Balance Sheet Fragment
The fragment shows liabilities and equity items from a bank balance sheet. Entries include capital stock paid in 100,000 surpus fund 200,000 undivided profits after expenses and taxes paid and several due-to items. Dividends unpaid and deposits are partially shown with amounts such as 4,509.15 and 4,816.12 and 1,437 dollars.
Local tax and life insurance pitch at City Hotel
An odd local notice touts Frederick County taxes and Equitable Life Society surplus with questions on life worth and insured income. It promotes information from D. M. Warroxx at City Hotel, plus a culinary aside about fried oysters and Kloster gin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Mrs Haslup to Speak at Woman's Temperance Union Meeting
State WCTU president Mrs Mary Haslup will address the Women’s Christian Temperance Union in the WCTU room Monday night March 2 at 7 50 o'clock. Public invited. Also ads for Shipley & Borst groceries pianos and various foods and services appear in the page. Prof O W Hines eye specialist to be at Park Hotel March 2 to 6 with free eye exams. Prime oysters for Lent offered by Gem dining parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Haslup
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
O. W. Hines
Park Hotel
Eyss
Gem
South Markets
G.L. Ketnaver
Scientific Optician
Saks’ Optical Company
Washington, D. C
Ulty Hotel Nday and Tueetay
Bargain End Week in White Goods and Fabrics
Local store advertises end of week discounts on white goods and fabrics. Items include cable cloth 10c, bed ticking 8c, damask and damask bits, white toweling, table linens, linen damask, several ladies garments, leather gloves, muslin, and more. Clinton NE address and Frederick County phone numbers listed for orders or inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Resurrection Plants charm for homes and offices
A historic advertisement extols the Siempre Viva resurrection plant, noting its origin in Holy Land Palestine and distribution to the Philippines. It describes rapid growth from a desiccated ball in tepid water, fragrant tiny shoots in six weeks, and decorative value as a table centerpiece. It promotes gifts, healthful properties, deodorizing use, and mystifying charm, with sales agents and a glass-engraved optician offering glass corrections and home exams. It also advertises candy and chocolates at Blagnauer stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jericho
Holy Land
Palestine
Philippine Islands
West Patrick Street
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Quincy Adams Gillmore
Charleston
Lorain County
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New Yorks City
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Nrwwa
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Gompher
Admr
Sylvester Watkine
Augustus Blume Hamilton Galabert
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Doll's
Grill
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Agox
Lahdis
In & Wertheimer
Thos. Kemp
City Hotel Grill
John Hendrickson
Michael O'Brein
Braunswick
Indianapoke
Indiana
Yanger
Canada
United States
Devoe Lead
P.L. Hargett & Co
Sunday Schools and Societies
Buckeystown M. P
Mary Haalup
Francis Willard
A. W. Nicodemus
Echo
Nicodemna
J. H. Rentson
St. John’s Catholic Church
Tux Dany
Waxnix News
ART Club
Reading
LASS
Papereon
Winchester Cathedral
Jame McNeit Whistler
Chas. Dickens
Admiral Schley
San Antonio
Texas
MR. Brisa
Cotuerng National Bank
Citizens' National Bank OF Frederick
Diacomia
Nut
Ind Banker
Epee Ees Eas
Lawial
Leo
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State OF
County of
Wat
G. Zisseensan
G. Zimmerman
Travers Thomas
N. P. Corradt
Joan
Motter, James &. Walker
Thomas H. Haller
Pythians
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
John A. Steiner
J. Edward Lutz
Harry R. Flaatt
Jacob H. Schmidt
Geo
John C. Hardt
G. Waring Tyson
D. QO. Winebrower, Jr
Reno
Harp
Grand Lodge
Baltimore City
Gardner
E. A. Lawrence
Augustus Blume
Unionville
City Hotel
Grits
Shipley
W. Battle
D. A. Singer
Shipley & Borst
Tom Eisenbauer
Grint
Frankfurtern
Sele Pianos
M. Srmrr
North Market Street
Gisy Hotel Grill
Sweitzer
Dole
D&c
Dore Hen Frost
Sweitzer Chese
Limberger
Eesti Sune Tae
Sorpiie
Madras
Clendrickson
Neidic & Miller
Nas & Miller
Neidig & Miller
Clinton E. Mair
Clinton
N. Market
THE
Kloster
George
Rodack & CO
Aen
Atl
Rodour & CO
Ty Rice & Sons
A. T. Rios & Son
Swosnorth Market
Frederick, MD
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Hich
East Fourth Strew
Farmer's Exchange
Fredericn County Farmers' Exchange
Weatere
Landie
Oftician and Jeweler
Market St
Market Bt
Interstate Telephone
New Orleans
Orleans
KNOTT
Berant & Enott
Rodhyr
Poole
West South Street
Frederick, Dol
K.& D. Wsee
Froserkak City
Caillat Ironard & CO
Church Streets
Frederick, Ua
B. D. Mitz
N. Eutaw Street
Ovidéa
F. B. Sappington
jBrsa
B. Sappington
Blamgnauer Stand
N. Market Street
Areno Oalapte
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