Local Notes From Monroe County Towns
Mild winter ends as farmers report disease among horses and other farm losses. Mrs. B. J. Weast is ill. M. E. Wood visits with daughter Mrs. Brandenburg. Repairs ongoing at J. W. Sullivan’s elevator. The Pearl Minstrels near completion of a stone walk. Letters from New Market interrupt church news. Benjamin Kessler ill, aided by Dr. Downey. Death of Lee Liethterm of Washington D. C. interred at Bethesda church burying ground. obituaries note long residency in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monrovla
James Kelley
BJ. Weast
Cooper
Kmre
M. E. Wood
John Brandenburg
New London
Theab &O KR
J. W. Sullivan
Famoues
Pee'y Minstrels
New Market
Benjamin Kessler
J. W. Downey
Lee Liethterm
Washington, D.C
Llumbatiogges
Ole
Washington
Fountain Milisa
Social World Select Friends At Roberts Myers Pound Party
Mr and Mrs Roberts L Myers of Araby hosted a lively pound party Friday night February 14 with guests arriving early to enjoy dancing, a formal dining room repast featuring fine delicacies, and more dancing after. About fifty attendees included Frank Leather and sister Frank Wittmore EB Myers Edward Nolland Charles Baer William Miller John Jameson Marion Specht W A Bryan Chsa Hamilton Jacob Kanode and Nannie Schafer among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts L. Myers
Araby
Nannie K. Merard
Frank Leather
Frank Wittmore
EB Lb. Myer and
Alster
Edward Nolland Alster
Charles Baer
William Miller
John Jameson
Marion Specht
W. A. Bryan
Chsa. Hamilton
Jacob Kanode
Nanniechaeffer
Charity Wood Yard Charity Sparks Gratitude in Frederick
The Practical Charity Wood Yard managers have given away a large allotment of wood to poor residents who could not afford it. The effort, though benevolent, must be paid for, as supporters are urged to contribute to sustain this charitable help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Yard
Frederick
Estate of W.8. Head Leaves $200,000 In Lace County
The estate of the late W.8. Head of Lace Pa, a native of the county, is valued at about $200 000. His will leaves $8 000 to Catholic Church institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.8. Head
Lace, Pa
Market notes on grip season and spring choices
Rainy market morning in Freder ic Country shows shoppers gathering for weekly supplies amid grip concerns and lingering winter conditions. Warnings on fresh poultry eggs and vegetables accompany price list for eggs butter poultry meats and produce with emphasis on color and freshness in mid February market.
Rabid dog slain near Keller's mill west of Middletown
A dog believed rabid killed by Daniel Lighter near Keller's mill after a rampage through Zitestown and Middletown valley. The red bird dog bit several animals, attacked John Leatherman and Peter Leather tan, and was shot after Mr. Leatherman and Mr. Lighter pursued it. Also mentions a wartime ad for babies clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Keller's Mill
Daniel Lighter
Zitestown
Washington County
South Mountain
Middletown Valley
John Leatherman
Kellers Mill
Leatherman
Peter Leather- Tan
Lighter
Spring Fashion and City News Parade in Frederick
Gossip column notes a spring mood with fashion shows, shops, and home goods in Frederick. Mentions merchants Renner Kemp Model Walker Mullinix Rodack Neldig Cline and milliners, plus Lenten routines, Easter preparations, and upcoming theater, railroad talk, and weather hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayety
Ground Hog
St. Maddox
Fea
Hagerstown
Fredericks
Renner & Kemp
Best
Walker
Mullinix & Kemp
Rodack & Neldig
Cline
Tommie Haller
Eldridge
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promised to Purify Blood
An old medical advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for liver purification and blood diseases. It links biliousness to a sluggish liver, claims cure for scrofula eczema ulcers and consumption, and urges early use before toxins settle in kidneys skin or lungs.
Celestials And Porcelain Perfume In A Gallery Scene
A Washington Star item describes two young women in a gallery amused by two ornate Celestials, with a high official displaying a pocket mirror and perfume to tidy a mustache while the women exchange glances in Chinese chatter. The scene ends with the Celestial returning his grooming tools and the women scurrying away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
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Ereas
the Daily News
Gaturday
Pebruars Fy
Lulatl
Eseusos
Eveno
Meralen
Mierlen
Doli's
Calfornia iPig Syrup Co
Hind
Usaal
Grip
Frederice City
Sesson
Ebadara
Walcoms
Billy Hilton
Land of the Living
Plantiff
Sari
Acrer
Albers Ly Pearce
Hike
Myers
Dent
Thomas Hi, Haller
Central Dry Goods House
Pennsylvania Railroad
otherederick-Middletown
Grover
Wakte House
Senseo Eesson
Mary Jang
City Opera Louve March Ltd
Elmer £. Vance
Union Depot
Columbus
Uaio
Soy
Beatrice
Steiner Bros Drug Store
Washigton
Alamo
Ness Jollity Company
Lafayette
Tax Weekly
Drimsel
Sale
Dr. Pierce
Lfe
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Buffalo
N.Y
LTS
Omeweer
Cyapbrises
Cotepariwo
GEO
A. Gilbert
North Market
Prearick
Achilles
Homer
Cules
Ulysses
Frupesice
J. Hate
Carter
Thome OF
CARTY
East Patrick Street
Moreen
Lateen
Renner & Kewnip
Sangerville
Manher
Lewiston Journal
Texas Live Stees Association
A. P. Bash
Texas
Mexco
United States
Mexico
C. E. Cline
Cc. i. Cline
O. Canal
George &. Nicolsom
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
Cumberland
Nes
Segant
Albert L
Sapital City
Topeks
Kaneta
Jgr
Atchison
W.h. B. Etchison
Telephone No
South Market St
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