Personal notes on local visitors and residents
PURELY PERSONAL. Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go. Misa Lizzie Klein of West Falls has been visiting in the city and has spurned. Miss Daisy Burck of Pearl who has spending sometime in Washing on has returned. Mrs. J. Clarke Kieffer and daughter have returned from a visit to relatives in Lancaster Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Ramsburg North Market street spent a pleasant day yesterday at Pearl. Miss Nellie Kindley of Fountain Mills and Miss Mabel Kindley of Frederick are the guests of Mrs. Kindley Buckeystown. Mr. Francia Daniel Roelkey who has been spending the holidays with his parents has returned to his studies at the Baltimore Medical College. Mr. Clarence Busaard has accepted a position as book keeper with Wm. H. Ramsburg. Mr. Hlmer Schildtknecht is now traveling for Mr. Ramsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lizzie Klein
West Falls
Daisy Burck
Pearl
Washingon
J. Clarke Kieffer
Lancaster
Wm. H. Ramsburg
North Market Street
Nellie Kindley
Fountain Mills
Mabel Kindley
Frederick
The Work of Death Mrs Mary A Brendel Dies in Hagerstown
Mrs Mary A Brendel widow of entry G Brendel and mother of Graves Brendel of Baltimore died yesterday at her home in Hagerstown aged 87. Born in Middle town she was a Feete by birth and a sister of the late Rev Daniel Peete. A member of the Reformed church since childhood she survived by her son in Baltimore and several daughters and sons including Mrs Peter Gray Hagerstown Frank A Brendel Washington D C Charles H Brendel Grafton W Va and Miss Mary E Brendel Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Brendel
Mary A. Brendel
G. Brendel
Graves
Baltimore
Dagerstown
Miss Feete
Middletown
County
Daniel Peete
Reformed Church
Peter Gray
Hagerstown
Frank A. Brendel
Washington, D. C
Charles H. Brendel
Grafton
W. Va
Mary E. Brendel
Court Refuses Immediate Ruling In Freed Divorce Suit
In circuit court at 10 o clock Judge Motter presided over the case of Mrs Caroline R Freed against Mr and Mrs Edward Freed begun Friday and continued today. Defense moves to take the case from the jury due to infant plaintiff status while plaintiff seeks an amendment. Court reserves decision until 1 30 after adjournment for FBCGRB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
John C. Motter
Caroline R. Freed
Edward Freed
J. BR. Wood
John Wood
General Baughman Rejects Adjutant General Post
Maryland militia officers have debated appointing the adjutant general by Governor-elect Warfield. Many believe General Baughman could unify the conflicting elements, while he states he has no intention of running and refuses to discuss the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baughman
Maryland
Ti Ia
Will of Dennis M Daniels Filed for Probate in Orphans Court
The will of the late Dennis M Daniels was filed this morning for probate. He leaves his wife Mary Anna Daniels a life interest in all property. After her death his sons Harry S Daniels and Dennis M Daniels receive 500 and 200 dollars respectively. The remainder is to be divided equally among his twelve children. Mary Anna Daniels is named sole executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis M- Daniels
Dennis M. Daniels
Orphans’ Court
Mary Anna Daniels
Harry S. Daniels
Sleigh Run Ends Swiftly Near Frederick
Mr. T. Hickman and Jesse Garey were thrown from a sleigh at Doubs when the horse bolted for seven miles without a harness. They escaped uninjured, the horse showed no injuries, and the sleigh suffered minor damage near Frederick, with Mr. Randolph Zimmerman catching the animal.
To Vrdergzo Operation at Maryland University Hospital
Mr L F Sarmson of South Market Street will depart tomorrow for Baltimore to undergo an operation at the Maryland University Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Sarmson
South Market Street
Baltimore
Maryland University
Religious World Sunday School Notes and Announcements
A roundup of church services and events across Frederick area parishes including St John’s Catholic, Presbyterian, Methodist Episcopal, United Brethren, Reformed, Evangelical Reformed, Evangelical Lutheran, and Grace Reformed churches. Reports cover sermons, Sunday schools, Epworth League, baptisms, communion, officer elections, revivals, and upcoming anniversaries and programs with multiple dates and organizers.
Old Deed Filed From 1824 West Patrick Property
A deed dated January 6 1824 from Charles and Maria Hum richouse to Ann Rebecca Levy was filed on Saturday by Attorney Jacob Rohrback. It covers houses and lot on West Patrick street for 1400 dollars and was found in an old safe in the Davis Carriage Repository once owned by Henry Boteler. Levy later married Boteler. the deed was lost for thirty years. A stock certificate in the Frederick and Monocacy Turnpike Company was also found. The conveyed property now belongs to Silas Boteler and the heirs of Augustus Boteler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Maria Humrichouse
Ann Rebecca Levy
Jacob Rohrback
West Patrick Street
Real Estate Auction Sales Near Mt Zion and Jefferson
Harvey R. Lease sold on Saturday at the City Hotel the Zimmerman farm of 163 acres near Mt. Zion church to William Zimmerman for 46.25 per acre and 10 acres woodland to Thomas Zimmerman for 24.75 per acre. Charles B. Fout sold at the Court House door the Shaff farm near Jefferson of 206 acres to Charles Wertheimer for 44.60 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey R. Lease
City Hotel
E. J. Zimmerman
Mt. Zion Church
Willian Zimmerman
Mr. Zimmerman
Thomas Zimmerman
Charles B. Fout
Gonrt House
Cliyton O. Keedy
Daniel Shaff
Shaff
Jefferson
Charles Wertheimer
Market Prices at The Local Mart Mill Market
Mountain City Mill lists corn per barrel at 5 dollars old corn, 51 cents per bushel for new corn, 2.50 per barrel. Wheat No 2 red at 3 dollars, steam at 75 cents per bushel, rejected 65 cents per bushel. Osta 40 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Paralyzed man William L. Moberly in North Market Street
William L. Moberly of North Market Street was paralyzed early yesterday morning. He will be 73 years old next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Moberly
North Market Street
Mr. Moberly
Installation of Officers by S of V and Ladies Aid Tomorrow
Public ceremony in Winfield Scots Schley Camp No. 3 Maryland Sons of Veterans and Ladies Aid Society will install officers at Junior Hall tomorrow at 7 30 pm. Program includes overture, Star Spangled Banner, addresses, recitations, and a dance to follow. Rosters list camp and Ladies Aid officers to be installed. Reynolds Post G A R invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenner
Capt
Maulsby
L A.S
WP. Maulsby
Willie Rischie
Wilmington
Del
The
Sons of Veterans
Henry FE. Wilson
Vics
Clarke Devilbiss
John V. Bowers
Camp Council
S. Elmer Brown
M. E. Barthiow
Robert L. Rippoon
Staf
Jas. J. Gistings
Daniel E. Barras
W. H. Mehming
George W. Bentz, Jr
William A. Roberts
Charles E. Engle
J. Levi Boley
W. Hayes Long
Ladies’ Aid
Wille M. Ritchie
Daisy M. Miller
Vy. E. Houck
Carrie Mehrling
Emms Roberte
Ella Rippeon
Daisy Stauffer
Susan Sheets
Grace Green
Reynolds Post
Who's Who in Manila profile of T M Degilbiss
The Sunday Sun highlights T M Degilbiss, local Standard Oil manager in Manila, tracing his life from Frederick Maryland in 1871 through Lynchburg and Hong Kong to Manila. It notes his American fluency, transfer to the city two years ago, a recent America trip, and calls him one of the ablest business men in Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Degilbiss
Standard OH
Manila
Sunday Sun
Philippine Islands
Standard Oil Company
Frederick
Maryland
Tommie
Tom
Lynchburg
America
Elke
Leitle to Legislators Urges Maryland Education Law
A letter sent to Frederick County Maryland General Assembly representatives from Washington Camp No 17 Patriotic Order Sons of America urges passage of a compulsory education law. The missive also requests a Corrupt Practices Act on elections and a strong anti bribery statute to defend the state’s republican form of government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland General Assembly
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Fradertex City
Maryland
RS. Keyser
S. Joseph Zimmerman
Reo’. Sec'y
Richfield Mining stockholders plan four week Mexico inspection
John Hershberger Charles Wright and John H Whitter leave Frederick for Mexico to inspect Richfield Gold Silver and Copper Mine in Sonora They travel by way of New Orleans and return via California They are joined by Dr S T Haffner a Frederick director and other Washington DC residents The party bears transportation costs but pays own expenses They expect to be gone about four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richfield Mining Company
Frederick County
John Hershberger
Charles Wright
Point of Rocks
John H. Whitter
Walkersville
Mexico
Richfield
Soncro Messie
Hershberger
Whitter
Wright
Haffner
Washington, D.C
New Orleans
California
8. T. Bafiner
Washington
Funeral Notices for Mrs Martin Swann and Nellie Masser
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for Mrs Martin Swann at St John s Church with Rev Kane presiding. The Woman s Charity Club and the St John s Sodality attended in a body, presenting a cross of ivy and white carnations. Interment followed at St John s cemetery. Pallbearers included Pius Nolan William Roberts Arthur Probes Eugene Whiter Richard Walker Lee Whiten and John Swann. A. T. Rice & Sons were the funeral directors. Nellie O Masser s funeral was held Saturday at 10 am at her parents home Bear High Knob with Rev J R Ridenour officiating. Pallbearers were David Shultz George Klipp William Hanshew Keefer Whipp and burial at Doubs cemetery. A. T. Riog & Sons were the funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Swann
St. John’s Church
Fr. Kane
Woman’s Charity Club
Ina
Palma
St. John's Church
Pius Nolan
William Roberts
Arthur Probes
Eugene Whiter
Richard Walker
Lee Whiten
John Swann
St. John’s Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Nellie O. Masser
Bear High Knob
J. R. Ridenour
U. B. Church of
Middletown
Pall Bearese
David Shultz
George Klipp
William Hanshew
Keefer Whipp
Doubs Cemetery
A. T. Riog & Sons
Red Men's Election and Banquet in Chippewa Tribe No 19
Chippewa Tribe No 19 elected officers for the ensuing term led by Prophet John H. Grove and sachem Reno H. Harp, with William O. Bennett senior sagamore and Ernest A. Moberly junior sagamore. Eleven palefaces initiated. 75 members attended the installation followed by a banquet at Buffalo owner Mr. Otte’s cafe. Chippewa Tribe now counts 135 members with many seeks admission and winter work ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Grove
Reno
Harp
Sagamore
William O. Bennett
Ernest A. Moberly
John E. Bennett
J. H. Lampe
H. EB. W. Storm
Great Council of Maryland
C. A
Exhlibition of Magic by Kellar at City Opera House
The renowned magician Kellar gave a magic show at the City Opera House on Saturday night. He noted limitations due to stage size and missing equipment, said the audience was small, and complained the theater and backstage areas were cold and uncomfortable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellar
City Opera House
United States v Schaeffer Held Before Federal Jury
The preliminary hearing of United States vs Mrs Edward J Schaeffer near Adamstown proceeded before Commissioner Hancoe OC White on Saturday at 2 pm. The defense offered no testimony and Mrs Schaeffer was released on 250 bail provided by her husband and S Fenton Thomas. The case relates to proceedings in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Edward
Schaeffer
Adamstown
Hancoe OC. White
Tax News
Baltimore
Bernard W. Thomas
St. John's Beneficial Association Elects Officers
At the senial meeting yesterday morning officers were elected for St. John's Beneficial Association Judge James McSherry was named president OP Smith as vice president Geo I Wilson as secretary Wm M Crimmins as treasurer Albert Smith and Wa Crouse as stewards The Sick Miss Iva Hahn is very sick at her home Hast Second street Bay you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Beneficial Association
James McSherry
OP. Smith
Geo. I. Wilson
Wm. M. Crimmins
J. Henry Doll
Albert Smith
Crouse
Iva Hahn Ia
Second Street
Financial report from Citizens National Bank of Frederick 1903
The bank’s balance sheet shows capital stock 109000 and surplus 200000 with deposits and notes outstanding totaling over 2.07 million. Cashier WM Zimmerman swore the figures true on November 17, 1903, with directors Fames NcSberry Ames E Walker J J D Baker present. Zero Weather sales advertise aggressive clearance of coats and garments at discounted prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
Frederick
Maryland
Vlose of Business
IRCES
J. J.D. Baker
Nzidstawit
Hello Bill Farce At City Opera House Tomorrow Night
Goodhue and Kellogg present the farce Hello Bill at the City Opera House tomorrow night led by Harry Blakemore with a strong supporting cast. The play features entwined domestic complications and a lively ensemble in a three act comedy designed for hearty audience laughter. A Royal Slave also screens tonight at the same venue with scenes from Mexico including the Valley of Mexico and Sierra Madre settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodhue & Kellogg
City Opera House
Harry Blakemore
Herbert J. Gorthell
William B. Woodalle
H. Bernard Denny
Eugene Shakespeare
Robert Watt
Caroline MacLean
Gerwide
City of Mexico
Valley of Mexico
Peona
Sierra Madre
Passo del Rey
Bandita
Island of
del Toro
Palace de Alvarez
A Desperate Chance at City Opera House Next Weekend
The Desperate Chance, patterned after the Biddle Brothers case, comes to Pittsburg for a two day engagement at the City Opera House next Saturday. Managers Forrester and Mittenthal have secured the horse and sleigh used in the escape and will feature Mrs Soffel, wife of the Pittsburg prison warden, in the tour. The Pittsburg police supply pistols, handcuffs and clothing used in the pursuit after the snow battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddle Brothers
Pittsburg
City Opera House
Forrester & Mittenthal
Pirtebarg
No Mors Smallpox Brightens Rural Health Outlook
Dr D E Stone of Me Pleasant reports William Rip peon once ill with smallpox near that place is very much improved and likely to recover with no other cases in the neighborhood. In Libertytown Dr O B Stone who contracted varioloid while attending Harry Merce who died of smallpox was very much better this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Stone
Pleasant
William Rippeon
Libertytown
O. B. Stone
Harry Merca
Remnant stock sale at Main's Drug Store promotes half-price cloths
It advertises remnant stock in half-price cloth and dress goods at Main's Drug Store, located at 5 North Market Street. The notice also listsHotel Grill for meals and various seafood offerings, including oysters and venison, with a casual promotional tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main’s Drug
Owen
North Market Street
Culiuton EB. Mato
Regular monthly meeting of Frederick City Hospital
The 13 Regular monthly meeting of the Frederick City Hospital will be held Tuesday at 12 30 in the afternoon at 41 East Second Street. A notice asks the return of a work cloth removed from Dr. Anderson’s door on West South Street. Dr J KR Anderson and Dr O B Highbarger will be at Park Hotel January 15 for engagements on 18, 14 or 15, 7 to 9 PM, room 12. Public installation of officers of W S Schley Camp and Ladies Aid at Junior Hall Tuesday Jan 12 at 7 30 PM with a dance. Brenner’s Orchestra will attend. Pipe Organ Recital announced by Frederick W Wolff of Baltimore with Mrs O M Eyster assisting. Chart and tickets at McCardell’s. In memory of Quitman McKinley Miller who died Jan 10 1903, a long poem laments his loss and the family notes he is now in heaven with the good shepherd guiding him to peaceful lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic Church
Waastia
Kepe
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Methodist Episcopal Sunday Arch
Flosre
M. G. Urner
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. §. Todd
Epworth League
United Brethren Church
C. L. Stearns
C. W. Stinespring
J. Darrow
A. LeRoy McQardell
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles F. Steck
Grace Church
McLean
H. H. Abbott
Mite Society
Frederick City Hospital
East Second Street
Highbarger
Hagerstown
Park Hotel
Schley Camp
S. of W
Ladies’ Aid
Brenner
M. EB. Bartesow
Woman's College
Ats P. m
Frederick W. Wolff
Baltimore
Mra. O. M. Eyster
McCardell’s
Social World at Osreaville Crokinole Party Fete
A crokinole party at George Hoke's Osreaville residence on Tossing evening January 5 drew many attendees. Guests included Misses Burrier Spurrier Sourrier Lutz Wolfe Hoke Layman Lippy and Messrs Blentlinger Gittings Rheetenhelm Sheetenhelm Rippeon Spurrier Lippy and Rosch. After 11 o'clock, a selection of refreshments was served. Earlier, Samuel Shilling and Scott Rosch reportedly pursued a raccoon on Harding's Hill but the animal escaped. weight noted as 22 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaresville
George Hoke
Osreaville
Amy Burrier
Ola Spurrier
Nora Sourrier
Len Spurrier
Katie Lutz
Mabel Wolfe
Amy Hoke
Nellie Hoke
Mollie Layman
Katie Lippy
Ira Blentlinger
James Gittings
Harry Rheetenhelm
Ezra Sheetenhelm
Rodnsy Rippeon
Roscoe Spurrier
George Lippy
Harvey Spurrier
Harry Lippy
Samuel Shilling
Scott Rosch
Harding
Ikwelg
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HE Daily News
Neval Alexander Hamilton
Ameri
Nevis
West Indies
Saruu
Uae
sLan Corn
Westchester Landing
John W Alesander Macdonald
Glasgow
Thad
Slot
Kennett Square
Para
Scott Key
Baltivan
Esa
Esa, Sist Ha Shawe Thackeray
Leigh
Igland
Harvee E Scudder
Audor
Cambridge
Mass
Phobegeos
Titl & P. M
Wasnisoros
Eees
Mass. Ave
N. Market St
Ty Opera House
Blaine
Y. Goldsborough, Het
E. Y. Goldaborough
J. BR. Anderson
Hospital Association
Lobia
Mary Bargala
Bodoplt & Co
Carty
Doll Bros
Netdig & Miller
Surcee En Moser
Sunday Schools and Societies
Leitle
Frederick City
Bay
Citizens' National Bank
U.S
National Banke
Atalgere Canese
Maen Net
Cxsb
U. S
Elren
Goutanies
Savnes
Joan Hendrickson
Jonn Biesporioxson
Linton E. Main
City Hotel Grill
Try
Hotel Grill
Lynn Haven Bays
Chicago
George
Rodock &C
BIG Siore’s
Rodauk
A.T. Rice & Sons
T. Rice & Bons
Funeral Directure and Furniture Repairere
Frederick, ND
Dr. Anderson
Wost South Street
J. KR. Anderson
Ourlittia Boy
McKinley Miller
Merry Laug
Telaphore
All Saints and Carve Etreets
Algdly
Iag
Hull & Reich
Mildachy
Franklin Street
E. Smith
Masonic Temple
Oldawly
D. R. C. Nicodemur
Fgedawly
F. B. Sappington
B. Sappington
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