Personal Notices From Unionville Residents Abroad
Purely personal items list residents and visitors: O A Pearre and J O Whitehill registered at city and park hotels in Unionville, professionals visiting Knoxville and Westminster, others in Baltimore Philadelphia Danville Va and New Orleans with mentions of relatives and travel plans to California. Several university affiliates and locals are named with current locations and movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Pearre
Unionville
J. O. Whitehill
Fark
E. L. Boblitz
Knoxville
Gelbach
Groff House
Baltimore
Sophie G. Schley
East Patrick Street
Winchester
B. L. Bowlus
Alliance
Ohio
Middletown
May Thompson
Near New Market
B. V. Switzer
Mt. Crawford
Mary Maulsby
Court Square
Westminster
Randolph Mason
Rockville
J. A. Williamson
W. J. Keoltz
J. M. Mann
University of Maryland
Wilfred McCardell
North Market Street
Laura J. Brown
Linganore Hig Son
Elizabeth Wormar
Worman’s Mills
Philadelphia
Joseph Trundle
South Market Street
Danville
Burns Trundle
John H. Goodell
Framingham
Mase
0. F. Goodell
East Patrick
New Orleans
California
Brief Bits from a Dull Season in Commerce
The note parades pithy sayings on advertising virtue and holiday health. It comments that good advertising can boost any business and that New Year resolutions should be replaced rather than patched. Merchants anticipate post holiday stock taking as a quiet period sets in. Reflective lines reference candy diets and the era’s social merry making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ke. &c
Funerals for Pickett Hilton and Myers Held
Funerals for Mrs Thomas Pickett were held at the residence on West Patrick Street with Rev O W Stinespring officiating and burial at Mt Olivet cemetery. Elijah T Hilton of Damascus died Friday at 77 and was laid to rest at Mt Olivet after being brought to Frederick. Matilda L Myers from Baltimore, aged 22, died of consumption and was buried at Mt Olivet after services at the Baltimore and Ohio depot grave site. Cremers and Oarsy listed as funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pickett
Peter Pickett
West Patrick Street
O. W. Stinespring
Mr. Olivet
Creeger
Thurmont
Elijah T. Hilton
Damascus
Montgomery County
Hilton
Frederick
Mt. Olivet
Matilda 2. Myers
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
E. R. Eschbach
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. Oarsy
Market Quota bulletins and discount notes
Market quota figures show corn at 3.15 per barrel and shelled corn at 62 cents per bushel. Wheat No 2 red trades around 79 cents, steamer 74 and rejected 69 cents per bushel. Hay prices range from 10 to 12 dollars per ten. Advertisements terminating before the dull season warn against fishing with a bare book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hargett
Religious Week Notes from Local Ministers
A roundup of weekly church services across denominations. Rev W A Reimert moves to Japan as missionary. St Johns Catholic Church masses listed. sermons noted at M E churches and United Brethren. Epworth League and Sunday schools reported. several churches announce feast days and upcoming events. Braddock Church rededication highlights new electric lighting and debt clearance. Ministerial Association plans union prayer services and an upcoming Presbyterian-led service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Reimert
Summit Hill
Frederick Cromer
Washington County
Reformed Church
Japan
St. John’s Catholic Church
Todd
M.E
Corinth
United Brethren Church
O. W. Stinespring
Simon
Grimm
E.L. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
Kemp Hall
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
China Mission
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
Wm. F. Chew
Alfred Ritter
Dr. Eschbach
A. LeRoy McCardell
O. Edward Kemp
J. Urner Wilcoxon
A. Kemp Keefer
Evangelical Lutheran Church
John H. Catshall
Hiram R. Heck
Wm. H. Summers
Henry W. Fromke
Charles Seeger
Clinton B. Willard
John L. Green
Deasons
Frederick
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Christian Endeavor Society
Wm.h. Essler
Eleanor Carty
Miriam Schroeder
Braddock Church
Braddock
Reya. T F. Hoffmeier
A. Hedges
Charles K. Smith
M. F. Riddlemoser
J. Alien Grumbize
Milton Akers
William Wolf
Alexis Kline
Charles Grove
Eugene Smith
James O. Clarks
Mobile
Als
Week of Prayer Services Under Protestant Churches
Two addresses each evening by city pastors with talks and read papers on Brotherly Love and The Incarnation. Offerings go to City Hospital. Discussions follow each sermon as Rev B L McLear and Rev S S Miller participate. Week of Prayer begins this evening at Presbyterian Church with talks by C W Silvernd and Prof Apple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charrey Organization Society
B L. McLear
S.S. Miller
Cyrus Thomas
All of Man
Presbyterian Obored
They. C. W. Silvenptd
Apple
Mr. Hench
U. B. Church
Burrill Comedy Company Opens at City Opera House
The Burrill Comedy Company, praised as one of the season’s best repertoire firms, opens at the City Opera House Thursday. new and up to date special ties are offered by company members. Ladies' tickets are 15 cents before 7 pm at Yeakle's shoe store. seat sales begin tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrill Comedy Company
City
Yeakle’s
Advertised Letters Remaining at Frederick Post Office
The Frederick post office lists undelivered letters as of Saturday January 4 1902. Gentlemen’s list includes I W Bureau Wo F Jenkins John L Miller Chas Rhoderick Vandegrift Distilling Company George W Young. Lapres’ list includes Lizzie Planagaic Miss Maerie Free Miss Sadie Langdon Mrs Lottie Neihizer Mrs Henrietta Palmer Miss Ellen Smith Mrs M M Summers Mrs J M Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Gentlemes
I. W. Bureau
Wo. F. Jenkins
John L. Miller
Chas. Rhoderick
Vandegrift Distilling Company
George W. Young
Lapres
Lizzie Planagaic
Maerie Free
Sadie Langdon
Lottie Neihizer
Henrietta Palmer
Ellen Smith
M. M. Summers
J. M. Young
Fishermen net 800 pounds of river fish near Marble Quarry
On Friday evening Mesers Jas F Gott and Benj Gott of Boyd's and Henry Lindig of Baalleville joined others at the Potomac river near Campbell's Lock to seine for fish in the Chesapeake and Ohio canal water. They caught over 60 carp weighing up to 30 pounds and many bass, totaling over 100 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Gott
Benj. C. Gott
Boyd's
Henry Lindig
Baalleville
Potomac River
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Campbell’s Lock
Howards’ Ferry
William Smith Arrested In Shooting Affray Case
William Smith, described as colored, was arrested yesterday by Officer Simpson for involvement in a shooting affray at His wards saloon from months ago. He was committed by Justice Hokatein to jail to await an evening hearing at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Simpson
Smith
Hokatein
Many Seek Maryland Legislative Appointments in Montgomery
Young Democrats in Montgomery county await Annapolis session to learn minor House and Senate appointments. About 70 applications are on file in Montgomery for these positions, with the county's senator and representatives limited to at most four appointments each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Maryland
Annapolis
House
Senate
Skating Accident Injures Master Ordeman
Master Berman Ordeman, eldest son of Mr. D. T. Ordeman, was skating Saturday evening when he collided with another boy and was thrown back. He lay unconscious for four hours at home, suffering pain in the spine and head. he is reported better today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berman Ordeman
D. T. Ordeman
Ordeman
Early closing of city confectionery stores for winter
Proprietors of local confectionery shops have agreed to close early for the remainder of winter. Beginning this evening stores will close at 8 30 p.m. and continue until March 15. The agreement includes Messrs Darrow McQardell Herahberger Zimmer man and Miss Beckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Darrow
McQardell
Herahberger
Zimmerman
Miss Beckley
Wheat in Poor Condition in Montgomery County
The wheat crop in the western section of Montgomery county looks poorer than in years past and many farmers are discouraged. Fields show few spears of wheat and resemble the day of sowing. Assistant Teacher Misa Orrie Schmidt has been appointed at the Female High School, replacing Miss Delia Stall who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Misa Orrie Schmidt
Delia Stall
Miss Schmidt
Beeler Property Sold on West Patrick Street
Nosh E. Cramer sold 14 acres with improvements on West Patrick Street to Samuel Ulrich of Baltimore for 3425 dollars, representing the real estate transfer for Joseph and Emma Beeler. The notice also includes an unrelated advertisement for Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nosh E. Cramer
Joseph and
Emma Beeler
West Patrick Street
Samual Ulrich
Baltimore
California Fig Syrup Co
Qaterbridge Horsey Dies in Needwood at 83
Qaterbridge Horasy a former leader in Western Maryland politics and founder of a notable distillery died at his Needwood home after a brief illness from heart failure. He served on the Democratic National Committee and built the Needwood distillery, expanding operations after the Civil War. He leaves four daughters and three sons, with his funeral set for tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Needwood, interment in Petersville. His family and social circles across Frederick, Baltimore, and Washington acclaimed his charity and hospitality. His distillery near Burkitteville was rebuilt postwar and produced the Golden Gate brand shipped around Cape Horn to the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Horsey
Qaterbridge Horasy
Boms
Needwood
Petsraville
Thia County
Lavin T. West
Brunswick
John Gibson
Burkitteville
Elizabeth Horsey
Outerbridge Horasy, Jr
Poteraville
Iate Outerbridge
Eliza Lee Horsey
Frederick County
Outerbridge Horsey
Nesdwood
Horney
John William Baughman
Enosh Louis Laws
Jacob M. Kunkel
Mr. Horsey
Dre. Lonia H. Steiver
Democratic Central Committees
Democratic National Committee
Gorman
Virginia
Washington City
Beat Society
National Capital
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick
Dorsey
Blue Ridge Mountains
Cape Horn
Pacific
Golden Gate
County Commissioners Meet for January Sessions
The county board convenes this month with daily sessions. They will appoint constables for districts and assign road supervisors for 1901. Schools resume duties at the Academy of the Visitation and the Woman's College restarts, as pupils return from Christmas vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of the Visitation
Woman’s College
State Fish Commissioners Report on Maryland Stream Stocking
The State Fish Commissioners report for 1900-1901 details stocking across Maryland with 1,807,000 brook trout, 24,000 rainbow trout, 85,705,000 bass and crappie, and 95,450 shad. In Frederick County 337,000 brook trout, 5,000 black bass, and 500 crappie were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse W. Downey
Clarencea L. Vincent
Maryland
Frederick
Commissionere
A Months Record Health Officer Report December 1901
December 1901 city health officer report lists 16 deaths with racial and sex breakdowns, ages from birth to 90+, and causes such as brain softening, heart disease, tuberculosis, pneumonia, and unknown. There were 14 births with racial split 13 white and 1 black, plus contagious diseases including whooping cough sparlatina, and diphtheria.
Local society notices and ads in one page
Notices from Modern Woodmen and Home for the Aged announce Tuesday meetings with appointed times and officers to be installed. Woman's Auxiliary plans its regular 7:30 gathering. Local ads promote a new fish market, optical services, piano offerings, and sewing machine sales. Choral Society resumes January rehearsals at College Hall. Dressmaking services offer tailored gowns and fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hall
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the Daily News
David Dele
Robert Dale Owen
Charles Sumner
Massachusetts
Statleman
Hoston
Summer
Amer States
Vincoln
AHL
Waeathe
Porcomst
St. Weaathe
Parcs
Wassinetom
Speutal
Taz
W.L. Moons
The
Weather Bureau
City Opera
Wm. Anderson
Barrier Comedy Co
Henry A. Hahn
G. H
Route 2
C. A. Castle
Highbarger
Mra. A
Religies World
Sunday Schools and Societies
the Burrill Comedy Co
Qaterbridge
Dand
County Commissioners
Mee le Mek
Maryland Streaue
H. H. Hauwer
Aninal
the Home For the
Woman's Auxiliary
Mra. A. Lu. Bader
Bank Miller
West
Patrick Street
Bridge
Park Hotel
Steiff and Baumeister Pianos
Wincoxon’s
Opp. City Hall
Chilton & Rhoads
Onyites & Rhoads
N. Market St
Wicoxon's
Wilcoxon’s
C. Boteter
Kansas City University
London
Apollo
H. E. Wilcoxton
Chas. M. Steiff
Eanxe
East Church Street
John Bendrickson
Nick
Taor Rts
Capes
Jonr Hes
Neidig
Mili
Nsdie & Biller
Lars Oy
Alhoie
Los
Klee
Abe
Neidig & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Clinton & Main, Graducta Pharmacist
Isanogle & Wagaman
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
F B. Bappington
Ian
Dawiy
North City Hall
Te Big Blore
Baro Ali Sytsa
Casey
BO. G. Holter & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A.T. Rios & Soma Funeral Directore
Frederick CO
Rio
T. P. Rice
Fredk Co
Sandi1
Shar.& O. RB. RK
Pricsa
Willard
Keller
Court Street
dSdawiy
Edwin Devilbisb
Amos Teer Devilbiss
Doll & Albaugh
Frederick, Mey Outgdawi
Pb H. S. Peterman
Franklin Streat
Saltimans
Uate
Bam
Frederick Aret
Atlee Radcliff
Graguath
Jennag My Redcliff
North Market
Frederic
George A. Gilbert
DE R. C. Nicodemus
Noah E. Oramer
Trnet Ct - Jat
Ipsoma Ta
Destrabie
Mtull
Yellow Springs
Clary
Market St
Hiteshew
Stup
Pearl
Riordan
Liberts
Pateraville
Novitiate
K. Second St. Clangey
BucksiSh Hirst National Bank
Basi
Eoffer
Jacksonville
Fla
Naver
Townsenp Scott & Sos
Fayette
OPPO
Shades
Q. KE. Oline
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