Personal visitors and holiday departures noted in city
Local society items list residents and guests who spent the holidays in the city and those returning home to Baltimore Juniata College Huntingdon Pa Bethlehem Pa and Washington DC. Individuals named include Mr Myer Wertheimer Mrs May Cookson Jones Miss Jane Nead Miss Virginia Owen Miss Florence Ohliw and many others with family and travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myer Wertheimer
Combeland
May Cookson Jones
Washington, D.C
Jane Nead
East Second Stream
Virginia Owen
May
Branewick
Will R Shearer
Oarlisle, Ps
H. S&s. Landis
Salvador Acasts
Camaguey
Cubs
I. &. Fabraey
Juniata College
Hustingdon
Florence Ohiw
Baltimore
South Carroll Street
James Haines
Laura Hull
Weat Fifth Street
Loisie Hull
Albert S. Gargett
I. S. Babrey
Huntingdon
P.D. Fabrney
Halston Goldsborough
Bethlehem
Golisborough
Birs
R. le Siingle
Sudbrook Park
Air
Charles Sotheron Howard
Second Street
Marking
Pauline Harking
Harkins
Joseph Brenner
East Second Street
H. Shorb
Taneytown
Dorz Fry
Walkersville
Kenneth Zumbram
Barry Perry
Union Bridge
G. K. Stribling
Mee Stribling
Bert Myers
Washington
Marcis O. Desle Strasberger
WALKER ADEE WEDS DIZON WALKER IN BALTIMORE CEREMONY
Mrs Lillian M Alder of Piltimars daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Tennison married at 5 PM Wednesday December 27 to Dizon O Walker of Frederick. The ceremony was conducted in Baltimore by Rev William Howard Falkner of St Peters church. The couple left for California afterward. Also Lorens Boteler of Washington DC and Baward Garratt of Weverton wed at St Francis church Bremsworth on December 28. A snow plow has been received by the F and M Railroad Co and will be used if tracks are covered. A hundred dollar reward is offered for treatment of catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure which is claimed to cure constitutional disease. Hall's Family Pills for constipation also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker—Aldee
Lillian M. Alder
Piltimars
W.B. Tennison
Dizon O. Walker
Frederick
Baltimore
William Howard Falkner
St. Peter’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Walker Lefs
California
Garratt —Boseler
Lorens Boteler
Asuan
F. & M. Railroad Co
Hall
F. J. Chenex & CO
Toledo
Sli Drugeists
Arnica Salve Sold With Housekeeping Guarantee
Mrs. Grant Shy of 11308 Reynolds St Springfield NL reports that Backlen’s Arnica Salve cures cats wounds burns sores and eruptions. Guaranteed by A D Pearre druggist for 25 cents and praised as an absolute housekeeping necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Grant
Reynolds St. Springfield
A. DL. Pearre
Hagan Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary Celebration
Mr and Mrs O M Hagan observed their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their West Fourth street home with about three hundred guests. Food, flowers, and music featured including the Frederick Salect Orchestra and furnishings by Franck Hargett. Several from Taneytown and Hagerstown attended, with many gifts and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagan
Weat Fourth Street
Gussets
Suda Inkin
May Bagac Sed Aons Hagen
Taneytown
Missour Smith
Hagerbawe
Jobo Likis
N. B. Hazan
Franck Hargett
Amilax
Theis
Mary Beat
Hugh Dean
Mre. O
Avshermar
Meade
Mary Reioderick
Emma Wertheimer
Margaret Knode
Sadie Hagan
Mollie Hagan
Eakle
Anna Robert
Frederick Salect
Kefauver
Opera House
F. J. Rhoderick
Viola Kefauver
Mary Rady
Mary Routzahn
Norms Lighter
Maryland Hospital Appropriations Noted by State Board
The Board of State Aid and Charities proposes a 1907 1908 grant of 25000 for Frederick City Hospital Association with 3500 for a new wing. It hints that some hospitals may consolidate with similar institutions to attain fuller, more economical results and avoid abrupt loss of state aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of State Aid and Charition
Maryland
Frederick City Hospital Association
Lha
May Hillman Stock Co Opens Week at City Opera House
The May Hillman Stock Co opened a week long run at City Opera House with Fiood Tide a Maine coastal set comedy drama. The house was packed and applause was strong as the lighthouse scene was destroyed before the audience. Specialties between acts included heap rolling comedy bicycle riding moving pictures illustrated songs and monologue sketches. Tonight the company presents The Lisle Dutchess with new specialties. Miss Hillman stars with a capable supporting company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
May Hillman Stock Co
City Opsis House
Maine
Acta
Lissle Dutchees
Mifss Hillman
Advertised Letters and White House Invitation
Frederick post office lists remaining advertised letters dated December 20 1805. Names include W C Beausts Lon Brown George B Hanahen W E B Long Mrs George Betty and other names. Also note Mr Frank Hargett received an invitation from the President and Mrs Roosevelt for a diplomatic reception at the White House on January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Gisthusa
W.C. Beausts
Lon Brown
George B. Hanahen
W. E B. Long. Lapigs
George Betty
White House
Frank Hargett
Roossvelt
STH Anniversary Celebrated at Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
The Evangelical Lutheran church Sunday school marked its eighty sixth anniversary with a full house. Pulpit decorations and a program led by Secretary W G Zimmerman featured choruses and the anthem Hail the King. Enrollment reached 855 as Rev Charles Steck delivered the address and offerings were collected. The Teachers' Association elected officers including Superintendent W L Boblitz and treasurer George H Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Gall Mack
Peacs
W. G. Zimmerman
Multinix
Listie
Girtle
Shepherds
School
Livier Michael
Ye Stara
Lighe
Sokhool
Obotr
Sodas
Benedictroz
Teachers’ Association
John Baumgardner
C. C. Carty
Horace O. Zacharias
Grayson E. Bowers
J. Heteley Keller
Lbrarians
Meare Wm
Deaths of Dr. Thomas Simmons and Henry Kephart in Maryland
Obituary notes Thomas W. Simmons a prominent Western Maryland physician aged 69 died at Washington County Hospital after a failed operation. Details mention his surviving wife Florence Bryan and children, with burial in Hagerstown. Also recorded is Henry Kephart a 72 year old retired farmer who died suddenly at Stucketown from a paralytic stroke, listing surviving children across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Simmons
Thomas Warfield Simmons
Maryland
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Charles Bloodgood
Baltimore
Dr. Simmons
Florence Bryan
Hagner
Alexander R. Hagner
Hagerstown Stornay
Board of
de. Simmons
Hopeland Manor
James Simmons
North Point
Simmons
Londonslager Hill
London Military Academy
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Leiternberg
Washington County
Henney Eephart
Henry Eephart
Stucketown
Kephart
John W. Renner
Smoketown
Glsrence Renner
Boonsboro
Osh Renner
Ohio
Luther Renner
Jonas Gross
Bolivar
Lafayette Main
Zistlestown
John Renner
Frederick County
All Saints Episcopal Services Amid Holiday Observances
The All Saints church held an all night service starting Sunday at 11 14 prompting a kneeling vigil at midnight and a Haleujah chorus as the new year began. Weekday services are planned and there is a confirmation and Holy Communion scheduled for the coming days.
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All Saints’ Episcops
Dudley Buck
Zilpha Ebert
John Abrecht
Carl Leace
Ruth Biine
Local Fire Companies Elect New Officers in Annual Session
Judge John D Matter reelected president of the Janiors and J W Gaver honored by Talked Company. The Factor Bream Fire Engine Company met last evening and elected officers and members. reports showed flourishing finances and active committees. United Steam Fire Engine Company elected Joseph W Gaver president and named a full slate of officers with foreman and engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Matter
Janiors
J. W. Gaver
Factor Bream Fire Engine Company
Amogal
Peregne
John O. Mottar
Vios
J. Henry Lampe
C. Harry Miller Tressurer
Daniel H Stelcer
John Francis Smith
Alvin W. Doering
Thomas P. Rios
Millard F. Osage
George Wm. Shipley
Barry Thompson
Louis Dertzbaugh
Willian A. Wincener
Chis
F. Shipley
J. Frank Eisenhazer
Lewis Bayar
George Buesing
Richard Baer
Frank Baltholow
Chas. Titlow
James Murray
John Darin
Hosa
Hamilton Davis
George Groshon
J. Daniel Grimmotna
Archie Murray
Pipsmen
Harry Kettler
Merry Hoost
Hoy Shipley
Benjamin Esterly
Albert Ries
Andrew Matsling
George Lowe
Grover Jacobs
Robsré Conorad
Caslvin Kelly
Adam Datrick
George Lewis
Richard Lipps
T. Haffner
United Fire Company
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Joseph W. Gaver
John H. Frazier
Reno &. Harp
H. R. Heck
W.young
Tressurer
Charles M. Hagan
L. T. O. Frazier
George R. Moberly
Robert A. Bannett
Charles E. Fisher
Lewis M. Haber
Albert 8. Smith
Wm. D. Lipps
Agaistant
Charles P. Leary
Barry Barnes
Moses Fisher
George Chew
Benory H. Abbott
George A. Weiner
Frank B. Chey
Ohbiet
Thomas H. Chew
Assatatant
Arry KR Kolb
O. Leonard Storm
Harry Marman
John R. Young
Ohief
Grayson B. Haller
Pipamen
Harry I. Lipps
Wm. L. Remsburg
Edgar Marmas
Guy E. Stoner
Harry Edmonds
William Obenderfer
Guy Albaugh
Charles Keefe
Rosa Linde Company at M. O. A. Music Hall
The Rosa Linde Company presented Madame Rosa Linde contralto Nellie Linde Wright soprano Dora Valesca Becker violinist and Euick A. Santon pianist. The performance drew praise for Linde and Wright with encores required twice. The show, part of the M. C. A. course, comes to Cry Opera House next Friday night January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Linde
Ross Linde Grand Onsneerk
Conaista
Madame Rosa Linde
Nellie Linde Wright
Dora Valesca Becker
Euick A. Santon
Madame Roses Linde
Sroores
Mies Wright
Greig
Gounod
Faust
Rochester
N. Y
Cry Opera House
Grand Opera Company to Visit City Opera House
Manager F T Rhodes announces the National Grand Opera Company will perform scenes from Faust Parsifal and other grand operas at the City Opera House. Principals include Duchess Gertrude Dudley Olan Mae Hammer Georges Jenkins F J Kuehne Mile Rosa Sicard and other renowned artists. Secure advance sales for Monday night January 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.T Rhodes
City Opera House
Epera
National Grand Opera Company
Faust
Gertrude Dudley
Olan Mae Hammer
Georges Jenkins
F. J. Kuehne
Mile. Rosa Sicard
Safi— Ciear
Tragedy at Brunswick Yard Claims Young B&O Worker
A 21 year old repairman from Sandy Hook named Kidwell died when crushed between two broken cars at the Baltimore and Ohio Brunswick yards Sunday evening. He was employed by the railroad and was finishing a yard repair when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidwell
Sandy Hook
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick Yards
Campil
Robbery at Dr Torrer’s Home During Supper
Robbers entered the rear of Dr Thomas Torrer’s house during a supper gathering, ransacked bureau drawers and took a small sum of money. Guests discovered the theft when preparing to leave after nine o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Torrer
Bright 1906 Notes From Frederick Area Briefs
Budget of local and general items includes New Year musings and mild January forecast. Freder ick residents attend Hagerstown ball. Presbyterians plan a meeting. Fire engine tests at Market and Patrick streets prove satisfactory. Newton Trundle family reunion after 13 years. Vandalism at Yinger’s barber shop. G Waring Tyeon opens grain and sand store on West Patrick Street. William Curry dressed a beef for John Albaugh in 85 minutes, 623 pounds, witnessed by 33 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude
ASB
Iman
William J. Wivell
Emmitsburg
J. EB. Payne
Frederick
Hagerstown
the Presbyterian Church
Tomorow
United Fire Engine
Market
Birs
O. Newton Trundle
Feagaville
Yinger
South Market Street
G. Waring Tyeon
West Patrick Street
B.A.H. Brust
Ita
Clayton Fout
William F. Curry
Medford
John T. Albaugh
New Midway
Tyson's Local Market Quota Prices
Local market notes show prices for corn and oats. Corn shelled at 43 cents per bushel, No 2 red 799, steamer 706 per barrel, rejected 603 per bushel, damaged 550 per bushel. Oats listed at 30 cents per bushel.
Local notices and business ads in Frederick area
Community items include Fitzhugh Lee Chapter meeting at 7 30 this evening with officer elections on January 19. I F 5 Aluoarn meets January 2 at the College. Local shop openings in Court Street offer barber services and baths. Eye specialists Dr O W Hines and Dr Wm Taran announce visiting clinics January 2 3 with medical services and night school at Frederick College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter
Fire destroys four story brick warehouse in Hagerstown
A major blaze last night leveled the four story Hagerstown Storage and Transfer Co building in Hagerstown. The total loss is estimated at 125000 dollars with contents including goods of several manufacturers and merchants. insured furniture belonging to Mrs Gertrude Sharetts was listed at 2600 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Petition for Bridge Over Monocracy Creek in Emmitsburg
At the county commissioners meeting this morning citizens from Emmitsburg district urged erection of a bridge over Monocracy on Bull Frog road in Emmitsburg in conjunction with Carroll County. In Circuit Court the case Herbert J. Ashbargh vs Ralph Dorcas for damages from assault and battery began trial before a jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Emmitsburg
Bull Frog Road
Carroll County
Herbert J. Ashbargh
Ralph Dorcas
Law's Grip. Fisher Sent to Jail After Disorderly Charge
William Fisher was arrested Saturday night by Officers Brengle and Dieter on a disorderly conduct charge. He appeared before Justice H. Eckstein who fined him five dollars. in default, he served twenty days in jail. Jamaican lady praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as beneficial for coughs and croup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Fisher
Brengle
Dieter
H. Eckstein
Chamberlain
Michael Hari
Cert Salvest
Kingston
Jamaica
West Indies Islands
Paarre
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Mattie Eyler
East Patrick Street
Charles B. Olabsugh
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