Purely Personal Notices From Local Residents
Personal items list residents visiting or returning from trips and visits. Margaret Olingann Agnes Tyeryar Cecilia Kreymborg Hanna Carer Reginald Haughen Raymond E Toms Hugene Albaugh Bansie Hargett Harold Wizard Lester A Toms Preston Whipp Lao Wineberg George LaGore Wilfred Railing note travels between Baltimore Newton Ostawa North Osrobina Lexington and local colleges with multiple spellings and errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Margaret Olingann
East Patrick Street
Boyds
Agnes M. Tyeryar
Baltimore
Cecilia Kreymborg
Agnes Tyergar
North Market Street
Mies Hanna VY. Carer
York Road
Maude Schasffer
Ladiesburg
Messrs
Reginald Haughen
Raymond E. Toms
Hag Gus
University of Maryland
Lester A. Toms
Preston Whipp
Lao Wineberg
George LaGore
Wilfred Railing
Washington and Law University
Lexington
W. Va
Atty
Death notices and obituaries from a Maryland New York set
Obituaries and death notices list Harvey Shriver of Baltimore died at his son in law’s home in Hast Creek New York, Clarence Moxley of Baltimore died of typhoid fever, Greenberry Poole of Damascus aged 92 died of paralysis, Susanna Hammond died of consumption, Julia Soman noted as the eldest daughter of the late Rev John J Soman, plus a note on local newspaper advertising trends among five merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Shriver
Shriver Bros., Grain Merchants
Baltimore
Hast Creek
Herkimer County
N. Y
Roosevelt Beardsiee
Shriver
New York
John A. Tompkins
Alexander Shriver
Thomas Shriver
Cumberland
Miss Grant
Oswego
Roosevelt Beardalee
Miss Shriver
Greenberry Poole
Warner Poole
Damascus
Montgomery County
Damascus M. E. Church
John A. Wright
Pleasant Hill
Monrovia
W. T. Lewis
Kemptown
Susanna Hammond
Susanna H.hammond
Mra O. P. Herding
East Second Street
Dorsey B. Hammond
Regina Hammond
Nicholas B
Thomas H. Hammond
Cha Feneral
Mt. Olivet
Julia Soman
John J
Agnes Soman
Circuit Court Admits Lack of Contract Obstacle Halted Trial
In the circuit court yesterday the case of Sarah Ohler against Reuben Morrison and Edward H Rowse Administrators of Oliver Morrison for 564 was continued after defense counsel asked to remove the jury on the grounds that no contract existed between Ohler and Morrison to permit damages. An 1898 statute was cited requiring such contract before damages may be collected. The judge granted the prayer and a new trial was severed, with no cases ready for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Owler
Reuben Morrison
Edward H. Rowse
Oliver Morrison
Ohier
Messrs
Hammond Urner
D. Princeton Buckey
Ohler
Qoaler
Morrison
Map
Shere
Turvill Simpson and Fitch Tuorill Wedding at All Saints Church
Ida Randolph Simpson of Urbana marries Howard Fitch Turvill of Plainfield at All Saints Episcopal Church in a quiet ceremony due to a recent bereavement. Bridesmaid Lila Simpson, best man Robert Tarrill, and couples depart after a wedding breakfast for Plainfield NJ to reside there. Kefauver Michael Nuptials at Middletown Reacts: Lucretia Michael and Noah Kefauver wed at Christ Reformed Church with Tan crepe de chine gown and lilies of the valley bouquet. Nellie Stankle and Scott Figg wed in a private Point of Rocks ceremony at the bride’s home on December 27. They plan to settle near Point of Rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turvill—Simpson
Ida Randolph Simpson
Urbana
Howard Fitch Tuorrill
Pisinfiala
N. J
Lila Simpson
Robert Tarrill
Georgs R Dennis
Charles K. Tarrill
Plainfield, N J
Kefauver— Michael
Lucretia Michael
Ann M. E Michael
Middletown
Noah E. Kefsover
Christ Reformed Church
J. W. Pontius
E. W. Remneburg
Newville
Megere
Edward Bowing
Albert Kefanver
Fred. Rudy
Kefauver
J. W. Michael
Middletown High School
Kefaaver
University of Maryland Dental School
West Church Street
Figg
Stankle
Mies
Nellie E. Stankle
Charles Stankle
Point of Rooks
Scott Gaban Figg
G. Wm. Millar
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Douba
Point of
Rocke
Across the Rookies disbands after Virginia performance
At Waynesboro Virginia on Saturday evening after a successful performance at the Academy of Music the Across the Rookies company which gave a performance here last week disbanded. The members furnished transportation by one of the company departed for their homes. The majority live in Philadelphia. They claim they had not been paid their salaries for nearly a month and refused to continue playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Academy of Music
Philadelphia
Directora Elected for Hygeia Ice Board
Stockholders meeting at Citizens National Bank offices elected directors for the coming year. The slate includes Gao, Wm. Smith, Col. Chas. E. Trail, D. 4. Hargatt, Chas. P. Levy, Edw. S. Eich elberger, H. B. Showman and J. D. Motter. Board to organize Saturday January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hygeia Ice Company
Citizens’ National Bank
Gao
Wm. Smith
Col
Chas. E. Trail
Hargatt
Chas. P. Levy
Edw. S. Eichelberger
H. B. Showman
J. D. Motter
Sale of Real Future at Market Street House
Auctioneer Charles B. Font sold the three story brick dwelling on North Market Street between Baumgardner property and Hudson lease to John T. Carlin for 1400 dollars. Frank L. Stoner, trustee, arranged the sale which occurred at 11 o'clock this morning at the door of the corré house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Font
Corré House
Frank L. Stoner
North Market Street
John Baumgardner
Edward Hudson
John T. Carlin
Market Quotations From The Local Mart Today
H M Cramer & Co sells old corn shelled grain at 50 cents per bushel. Wheat No 2 red 1 09 No 3 red 1 06, cramer 1 01 per bushel rejected 90 per bushel damaged 800 per bushel. Oats 55 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart. H. M. Cramer & Co
Cramer
Turn It Into Oaab Advertisement Plot
A cryptic instruction urges locating a person who wants a held item and offering it for cash by placing an ad in Tax News. The message frames a finders exchange through a classified style notice seeking the buyer with details kept terse.
Real estate transfers amid early 1905 court records
Weekly list from the circuit and orphan’s courts shows property deeds, marriage licenses, and executory actions. Transfers include Nicholas H Clemson to John W Clemson, Brana wick and other parcels, with values from $1 to $2,040, plus multiple other property deals, licenses for dozens of couples, and estates in Emmittsburg and Martinsburg, among surrounding towns. The Orphans’ Court notes Mary Ender’s will probated with testamentary letters granted to Thomas H. B. Ender, and inventories of personal property and debts in Annie Adams and Mary Eooker estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clreuit and Orphans
Courta
Otronit and Orphans
Micholas H. Clemson
John W Clemson
John W. Clemson
Nicholas Hf. Clemson
Couonty
Henry Krise
D.O Kriss
Couunty
James F. Wooie
Edward L. Lewis
Ian Branawick
Clara I. Ramsberg
As E. Cramer
Cdunty
Joseph W. Gaver
Charles P. Levy
Amanda O. Smith
Saosao R. Haffoer
George D. Moore
John H. Hill
George W. Ramaburg
Alonzo J. Harne
Almedia Baker
Almedia
Philip Baker
Charles O. Harne
Samuel Wertheimer
Joseph H. Bussard
Tn City
Harry L Myers
Martina L. Cordell
Jacob A. Fass
Mary E Fass
Emmiteburg
Cliyton O. Keady
Georga
William P. Michiel
Philip L. Caller
John J. Winpigler
Amos Elworthy
Samuel
Dorothy Pryor
Wilson L. Pryor
R. Heagy
J. Brown Myara
Lewis A. Walstler
Cora Leiler
Marsinsburg
Jacob M. Stambaugh
Taneytown
Maud Rosella Ohler
Hmmitsburg
Franklin P. Webber
Nellie M. Leppold
Weverton
John M. Snook
Carrie J. Hofman
Oreagerstown
Sidney W.shay
Lladians Fawley
Elmer
John N. Saunder
Jefferson
Fannie R. Castle
Frederick
Edward Long
Emmitteburg
Lula Harbsaugh
Sabillanville
Theodora W. Moleaworth
Mountayn
Ethel V. Sparriar
Pianeao
William 5. Hato
Nellie I. Geininger
Roy W. Delauder
Mollie Dixon
Nash Edward Kefauver
Lucretia Michael
Middletown
George H. Smith
Mary Ella Remsburg
Doubs
Charles E. Seward
Rockville
Gertie BE. A Gross
Charles H. Hamilton
Feagaville
Viola V. Brapp
Darwood
Astry Garfield Waters
Minnie Washington Anderson
Lorettaville
Scott L Fry
Nellie E Stankle
Point of Rocks
Mary Ender
Thomas H .B. Ender
Anais M. Adams
Annie M. Adams
Mary Eooker
A Montius Record Death Roll December Report
December notes for city and county show 104 deaths in the month with 10 in the city and 27 in the county. Interments occurred at Mt Olivet, St Johns, the Convent and colored graves. mortality higher in the city than in November. Health officer Dr S F Thomas reports 11 deaths for December with 4 births and contagious diseases typhoid fever and diphtheria. Interments total 9 in December and 1115 for the year 1904 across city and county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ms. Olivat
Thurmont
Libertytown
Woodsboro
Middletown
Daysville
New Market
Jafferson
Rocky Hi
Mt. Zion
Woodville
Creagerstown
Unionville
Rocky Ridge
Knoxville
Lewistown
Franklinville
Tabor
Wolfaville
Mt. Olivet
St. John's
S. F. Thomas
Bright
Michael Reporta
City
County
Baltimore
Violin Master Van Hulsteyn To Play At Woman’s College
Prof. Van Hulsteyn leader of the Peabody String Quartet owns a five thousand dollar violin noted as among the finest in the country. His solo abilities and European experience have elevated the quartet to a high standard. The quartet will perform at the Woman's College on January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
van Hulsteyn
Peabody String Quartet
von Halateyn
Peabody
Woman's College
End to Royalty Battle Over Eldred Lime Process
Judge John Jay Jackson denied an injunction in a West Virginia case seeking royalties and a halt to Eldred process use. The ruling, a major step, reserves questions of patent validity for the Supreme Court, with Eldred Process Company and Washington Building Lime Company in the central dispute. Attorneys: Johnson & Daan for plaintiffs. Wood, Baker, McGill, Weastenbauer for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
John Jay Jackson
United States
Ctrcuit
Parkersburg
Washington, D. C
Building Lime Company
Ita
Daniel Baker
Osnee
Time Company
Bakerton
Iagles
W.va
Jackson
Canada
Eldred Process Company
New York
Syron T. Eldrad
Brookline
Mase
Bavaral
Lime Company
Eldred
Washington Building Lime Company
Drenker
Jobo
Joseph Drenker
Chicago
Byron T. Eldred
Spain
Judgea Jackson
Supreme Court of the
Johnson & Daan
J. M Woode
Martinsburg
W. Va
D. W
End of Week Sale Offers Deep Discounts on Umbrellas and Robes
A bustling sale note advertises end of week discounts on a wide array of items. Umbrellas for men and women in union taffeta styles with trimmed handles list low values, while bath robes, pajamas, and flannelette sleepwear are heavily reduced. Prominent lower prices appear for blankets and fine handkerchiefs, with factory made blankets at 4.95 and various embroidered items promoted as bargain finds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women Union Taffeta Likit
ED Glover
Fragmentary list of names and initials from public notice
A damaged fragment lists individuals and initials such as Avast, ar Aset, Cashier dD Baker, Ramsavna, Ros, H Hall er, Wm G Baker, James E Walker, CG, M Tromas, Danikt Baker, with no clear action or context.
Praise for Montevuna and county board visit praised hospital upgrade
County commissioners visited Montevas and praised the regulation as in good condition. The hospital is equipped to treat all cases and the classification changes are noted. Much praise is given to the Board of Charities and Corrections for energy and diligence in running the institution. Much time was spent yesterday granting special reliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevuna
Board of County Commissioners
Montevas
Board of Chariities
Warfield re elected president of Continental Trust
News items from Maryland report William R. Clack’s barn ban, Governor Warfield and staff to attend the Southern Charity Ball in Washington on January 2, and John Holland charged with murder to stand trial in Elton. Also noted are youth injuries in Allegany, a child’s death in Anne Arundel, death sentence commutations sought for two Black men, church announcements, school reopenings, Mary Eader will probate, and local entertainments and civic appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Clack
Charles County
Davies Warfield
Continental Trust Company
Warfeld
Washington
John Holland
Crlorsd
Albert Canatable
Orient Court
Elton
Allegany
William Straces
Joseph Paddy
Protestant Episcopal Church
Owenaville
Anna Arundel County
Warffard
Johns Cooper
Sidney John Leon
William Paretta
Brakeman Killed by Yard Engine at Brunswick
Neidig and Miller Brakeman R O Welsh of Baltimore and Oale pard was fatally crushed at Brunswick yard Saturday when a yard engine backing a train pulled him onto the rail. He was 25, married 14 months, survived by wife and one child. Funeral services were held in Brunswick with Junior Order of American Mechanics in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Welsh
Baltimore
Brunswick
Welsh
Branswick
Order of American Mechanics
Backer Ball and Public Sales in Frederick Area
Local notices list events at Frederick with the Backer Ball and the Peabody String Quartet at Woman’s College on Thursday. A public sale by Chas S Houck in Cereaville on March 1906 at 10 am offers 50 head of horses and mules. An optical exam promotion by Dr O W Hines in Frederick is announced for January 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Oline
Rinker Boy
Stanior Hall
Basket Ball Woman's College Peabody Quartetto
Hoackterling
Landis Property
Cramer Baok
Frederick Oo
Thos Kemp Bed Springs
O. O. Carty Farmitore
Htchison
Rodook & Co
Chas. S. Houck
Cereaville
Shriner's Mall
O. W. Hines
Eye-Sight Specialiat
Capital Optical Co
Washington, D.C
North Market Street
Frederick
Hid
Ican
China
Feast of Epiphany services at All Saints Church
News of the churches notes Epiphany noon service at All Saints Episcopal Church. China Mission Chapter meets Friday afternoon. Rev Ingle absent means no service tonight. Evangelical Reformed Church holds nightly services. Friday evening confirmation and Saturday afternoon preparatory service announced. Train from Philadelphia delayed by snow. Frederick arrival after 2 pm. Sick list includes Miss Ann Honff improving at home and Mr M A E Biser ill at Bradock with grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satote’ Episcopal Church
China Mission
Ingle
Evangelical Reformed Church
Misa Anns Honff
The Social World at John's Library Tonight
The progressive andhre party will be given at 8s at John's Library tonight by the ghost of 56 Joke's Catholic church.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Benjamin Lundy
Warren County
Isso
Mntislavery Association
Buscott
Ben Luindy
Jehon William Draper
Waaninerom
Dam. Snecia
Newe
Maryland
Perature
W. L. Mooga
the Weather Bureau
Clarence Moxley
Moxley
Hanover Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brotherhood of Railroad
Plane No. 4
Marvin Chapel
Servica
Samuel Graffin
Clement Street
Nen
Sarah Ohbler
Buseness
Paul W. Myers
Waterford, Va
Bianche PB. Bry
Loversayville, Va
Montius Record
Washington Building
Lima Co
Citizens National Bank
John Hendrickson
Telephone Usit
Garment Department
Neidig & Miller
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
D. Baker
WM. G Baker
A.D. Baker
Avast
WN. G. Zimmerman Samuel Gq, Duvall
Ar Aset
Dupag Jas, McBarery
HE. Keravvel
Geo We
Dd. Baker
Jopatdno
C. Morrer
D. HW. Baneeri
Jown
Ramsavna
H. Haller
Wm G. Baker
James E. Walker
M. Tromas
Danikt Baker
News OF the
Maryland School For the
Daaf
Academy of the Visitation
Woman’s College
Frederick College
Ms. John’s School
Fader
Mary Eader
Orphans’ Court
Clara Virginia
Mary Ellen Eader
Sarah A. Wagner
Catherine E Rinehart
Charles M
Thomas H. H
John D
Nora M. Eader
Thomas H. H. Eader
Opera Homc
City Opera House
St Plankard
Joe Ketler
J. O. Lewis
St. John's Ossholic Church
Visitation Convent
Cours Hons
Fror
Warfield
Harry L Layton
M. O
Va. Frederick
Chars At McCardell's
Merril F. Moberly
Cry Opera Housc
Dan's
Albangh'a
Market
Albangh’s
le Hareby
Henry
la Cherry St
Oslamba
Lancaster
News OF the Churches
Delfta
Northern Central Railway
Snew
George 5
Rodock & Co
SALE
George
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Sons
Pas Firm OF
Peltie
MR Thomas Price
Wil
Market Street
Aos
Woods
A. J. Eichelberger
N.W. Cor
West
Patrick Street
Noah
Belant & Enot
East Patriot Attest Hour Delicaotes
Log Cabin
Malaga Chapele
Cecil & Gorman
Weat Patrick St
RH. E. Smith
Eart Church Street
H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Frederick Et City Hotel
Patrick Streets
Mazar
WM. C. Boteler
F. B. Sappington
En Ene
North Mi
Cpa
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