PURELY PERSONAL. Slant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Mise Ella Pigman left this morning in Baltimore. Miss Emily Maulaby is expanding the scene in Baltimore. Dr J K Uhlig of Baltimore is visiting friends in this city. Mrs Aaron Rosenstock has returned from a visit to Baltimore. Minnie and Lulu Lease of Hanover are spending several days in my city. Mrs Albert S Brown has returned from a visit to Washington. Miss Addie Waltz has left for Oronovia her home. From there we will go to Baltimore where she is employed by Schane & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Ella Pigman
Baltimore
Emily Maulaby
J.K Uhlig
Aaron Rosenstock
Esst
Balmore
Micsas Minnie
Lulu Lease
Hanover
My City
Albert S. Brown
East Patrick Hreet
Washington
Addie Waltz
O. Shade
Onrovia
Schane & Co
Wholesale Iilliners
Farmers Institute Topics Discussed at Pyxeville Today
A Farmers Institute was held in Pyxeville under State Director A G L Amoss. Morning and afternoon sessions drew Middletown Valley farmers and other agriculture enthusiasts. Speakers included F A Jones of Woodville on dairy feeding and H Todd of Wakeman on feeding hogs and animal formation. An institute is planned for Thurmont with sessions on care and management of the dairy, animal dictates and tillage benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pmyexeville
Farmers’ Institute
Yersville
Rek. A. GL. Amoss
Farmers’ Institutes
Middletown Valley
Douglass BH. Hargett
E. Kiser
Thurmont
F. A. Converse
S.H. Todd
S. H. Todd. Neening
Fragments of Winter Weather and Whimsical Snippets
Brief bits capture misheard phrases and playful lines about midwinter weather sleigh bells snow and moonlight. The note touches on weather guesses education and social exchanges with humorous dialect and stray reflections.
Relief for cholera infantum praised for children care
Victor Infan's relief treatment is not suitable for every single case, but it benefits children's complaints including cholera infantum and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Infan
Removal of Novitiate From Frederick to Poughkeepsie
A special train will transport the novitiate and community members from Frederick to Poughkeepsie tomorrow after a final mass at the chapel. About 115 people travel by train, with some walking three miles to the new site. heavy lifting includes shifting library books furniture and household goods, to be completed within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Pougkeepsie
Northern Central
Pough- Fe
Keepsie
Carri
St. Andrew’s
Fr. Richards
Er Sullivan
Fred
Harry W. Bowera
Paespsia
Movitiste
Ulson
Andrew
St. Andr
New York City
Ss. Ignatius
Be Coleman
St. Jephardi
St. Hu Xavier’s Church
New York
Death notices and local obituaries flood the page
Elizabeth Nash died at her daughter's home on Tuesday morning aged 73 years. Funeral services planned at Lutheran Church in Woodboro with W. B. Wheeler officiating. Daisy B Harris of Baltimore died after four weeks of illness aged? years. Senry Griffith aged 82 died at home on West Sixth Street with funeral at Qt dhepel. An accident on North Market Street injured Hall colored man, scalp wound, intoxicated. Conductor Burt O’Hissey nearly lost his life after a trampling incident. leg injury may require amputation. Circuit Court met with Judge Heng for Byron Etchison vs James M., seeking $190 for sexiness. case presented to jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Nash
Ofaughter
Mra. Bis
Uest
Hnavily
Monia
Andys
Mra
Marshapne
Frome Lutheran Church
Woodeborey
W. B. Wheeler
G. L Smith
J. D. Solomon Smith
J. M. Holbre
Daniel Zimmerman
Robert Baid
A. Sharetts
Daisy B. Harris
Beiny B. Harris
Raid V Harris
North Falton
Baltimore
Harris
Brick
Mise
Frederic Wate High School
Senry
Griffith
Boio West Sixth Street
Dhepel
Burt
O¢Hissey
Brack
Moxday
Circuit Court
Heng
Byron Etchison
James M
Hendean
G. D. Fisuit
Midshipmen
John W. Garver
Hagerstown
Cumberland City
Thomas B. Hubbard
Cambridge
Joseph Hisley
Fort Howard
Baltimore County
Moody
Annapolis
Washington
Hexmatta Ball
Mulberry Street Court
Wing Committee Appoints New Trustees
The wing committee selected D. Stevens as grand councilor of the Tras bine order. The appointment will be used in the city tomorrow evening at clock with Yeakie, J. Dins, Bowers, Moo, and J. Marshill Miller present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apptite
D. &. Stevens
Grancucilor
A.B. Yeakie
J. D.ins
Bowers
Moo
J. Marshill Miller
Bankruptcy Notice From Maryland and Ohio Interests
Fragmented notice describes a bankruptcy case involving Geo. Leopold of Baltimore and Ohio interests at Brunswick. Attorney D. Syesier files for relief under the bankrupt law with assets listed as $190 and no liabilities. Clergy Rev. Stern to officiate a ceremony at a local church referenced in a partial line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Leopold
Baltimors
Ohio I
Brunswick
Orchard Spraying Advice From A Reader To The Editor
A reader letters about combating the San Jose scale on peaches and other fruit trees. He details routine spraying with kerosene emulsion and Bordeaux mixture, pruning, soil work, weed control, and harvesting notes based on his five year orchard experience, claiming large yields and few faults. He urges readers to implement these methods and promises further guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Sosio
BUETLERS ORGANIAS Afesara Baltimore Brokers Organize Local Association
Baltimore visitors John A Blondail G E B May and George Schiaffer met in the city to form the Maryland Settlers Association with William Shipley as president Damon Warfield vice president R A Straegman secretary and John Frazier treasurer The group plans a follow up meeting to register all bottles and gear and enforce strict possession rules with fines up to one dollar per bottle illicitly held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afesara
John A. Blondail
G. EB. May
George Schiaffer
Baltimore
Maryland Settlers’ Association
Wm. Shipley
Damon Warfield
R. A. Straegman
John Frazier
Road Supervisors for Emmitsburg District Appointments Made
The County Commissioners met and approved road supervisors for Emmitsburg district for the ensuing term. Appointees include W Ellsworth Minerarch SY Deobal Charies FE Koeilholitz Wm T Smith Garvey E Obler Wm F six John S Oluts David F Wetzel Robert EB Hockersmith G Meade Patterson Wm A Sovder James B Ripe William P Dyler M C Stavsbury array G Winter and George S Stringer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
W. Ellsworth Minerarch
SY. Deobal
Charies FE Koeilholitz
Wm T. Smith
Garvey E. Obler
Wm F, Six
John 8. Oluts
David F. Wetzel
Robert EB. Hockersmith
G. Meade Patterson
Leighing Parties Reach Walkerstills After Social Outing
A large affiliating gathering from the Woman's Goliga went to Walkerstills last night and dined at Bote Cramer. About twenty members of the Mary Jans Oating Club joined a singing party to Walkersville this afternoon with supper at Hots Cramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkerstills
Mary Jans
Walkersville
Sapper
Freder ick City Hospital notes December activity and new leadership
The Freder ick City Hospital Association reports six patients treated in December with four discharged. Miss Harhart resigns as superintendent. Miss Siena Shipley becomes new superintendent and Mrs. Carrington installed as housekeeper. The board plans fire safety upgrades and room reassignments, maintains finances without outside aid, and schedules a reception tomorrow afternoon for the new leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital Association
Guild of All
Roanoke
Misa Siena Shipley
Karras City
Carrington
Virginia
Roth
Meat Sacklets Aid Farmers In Harvested Season
Farmers should store meat to prevent skippers using Peerless Meat Sacks from Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co Frederick Md sold by grocers or by mail. Sacks come in three sizes, priced 3 4 and 5 cents, ensuring safe preservation. Also notices of auctions: Harvey R Lease and L M Bready posting sales of farm property and household goods on Manor road and Dickerson Station respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aera
Peerlesa
Great Southern Printing and Manuofacturing Company
Frederick
Harvey R. Lease
Henry Hart
Manor Road
L. M. Bready
Nettie Thompson
Wm. H. Thompson
Dickerson Station
Sais
Gui
Marriage of Walter Lavin Rise and Bertha Dougherty
Walter Lavin Rise and Bertha Dougherty, daughter of Mrs. Sarah A. Dougherty, were married at her East Fourth street residence at 2 PM by Rev. Dr. Luther Rubiman. The couple left for a trip to Baltimore, Washington and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RMCE
Dougherty
Walter Lavin Rise
Berthe Allea
Sarah A. Dougherty
East Fourth Street
Luther Rubiman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mr. Rice
Baltimore
Washington
Light From the New Plant Rises in City Trial
The new dynamo of the municipal electric light plant operated last night by a General Electric Company electrician and functioned satisfactorily. If the second dynamo, needing repairs, is fixed by tonight, light will be supplied from the new plant to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Electric
General Electric Company
New Gonqueror Gold Solo Cornet Shown to World
Albert Wallis recently received a gold solo cornet through Jacob M. Birley. The instrument is a new model named the Conqueror and can be played in high concert or international pitch with an instant change to A without a shank or rotary valve. Its bell is finely engraved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wallis
Jacob M. Bireiy
Court of Appeals hears DeGrange case on appeal
In the Court of Appeals yesterday the DeGrange administrator case was argued for the appellant by H Dorsey Etchison and by John S Newman for the appellee. A child of Charles B Sta tor on Has i Second street fell and broke a collar bone while playing. Wilson Schley, son of Mar Gilmer Schley on East Patrick street, sledding, injured his back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
DeGrange
H. Dorsey Etchison
Appellant
John S. Newman
William P. Maulsby
Appellee
Fnceidents
Charles B. Stator
Hasi
Wilson Schley
Mar. Gilmer Schley
East Patrick Street
Judge Rotter Improves After Confinement With Throat Trouble
Judge J. O. Rotter, confined at home for throat trouble, shows improvement and is attended by Dr. W. O. Boteler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 0. Rotter
W. O. Boteler
Recital Tonight at 3 15 Postponed Christmas Event
The Woman's College Conservatory of Music hosts a postponed Christmas recital scheduled for tonight at 3 15 p m local time. The event promises seasonal performances by conservatory artists and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College Conservatory of Music
Surplus Joun Ramsberg at St Hall Wy G Baker
Surplus notice lists Joun Ramsberg and G Baker among items at St Hall Wy. The text names S. Ramsberg and G. Baker in the inventory and indicates distribution of assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joun S. Ramsberg, Thos ST. Hall
True Blue Charter Closes in Frederick City Hall
The True Blue charter will close January 15 at 8 PM in Our Hall building second floor. About $100,000 is carried by citizens of Frederick city in accident and health departments. Special deputy will meet at Park Hotel after 7:30 PM for charter membership. Dr G O S Highbarger Optical Specialist at Park Hotel January 14. Examinations free January 15 and 16 7 to 9 PM Room 12. Prepare an advertising campaign now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highbarger
Park Hotel
Romeo and Juliet staged by Simvelte at City Opera House
Simvelte presents Romeo and Juliet in electric scenic splendor at the City Opera House Friday January 16. The cast features Chasg Balser a rising actor praised for ability and youth to embody the title role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simvelte
City Opera House
Chasg. Balser
Romeo
Piay
Balaar
Appointment list from United Steam Fire Engine Company No. 2
Officers convened and named new personnel including W.D. Lipps and Harry Barres as assistant foremen. G Weiner Af. Abbott F Ubew and G Chew named assistant engineers. Assistant firemen include William Duvall Harry Esip Harry Worman and Robert Moberly. Assistant pipemen list spans John Keefer Charles Harman Samuel Shaw Geo Hoffman Harry Walling Guy Albazh Grayson Haller Harry Lipps Charles Keefer and Clarence Dixon. Assistant base directors Robert Hiller and WM Sponseller. Resistant foreman of track Albert Smith and J Schmidt. Well keeper Royert Maberiy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steam Fire Engine Company No. 2
Mads
W.D. Lipps
Harry Barres
Engiscere
G. Weiner
Af. Abbott
F. Ubew
G. Chew
William Duvall
Harry Esip
Harry Worman
Robert Moberly
John Keefer
Chas. Harman
Samuel Shaw
Geo. Hoffman
Harry Walling
Market Quotations From Eastern Milling and Expo Company
Today’s market prices show oil at 220 per barrel and wheat No 2 red at 7 a bushel. Corn and oats trade around 40 cents and 60 cents respectively per bushel with hay priced at 120 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zio Bocai Mart
Eastern Milling & Expoi Company
Grace Reformed Mite Society Anniversary Event
Grace Reformed Mite Society marks its anniversary in Kemp Hall on Friday January 1 with a program featuring vocal soloists Miss Babcacer Mrs Nadige Alisa Miss Mollie Moberly readers Miss Marion Kolb Mr J Alfred Ritter Jr Miss Rasan Markey Miss Mark Smith instrumental soloists Mr Albert Wailix Prof Irving Bessex and other features Admission is two small charges for this entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Mite Society
Kemp Hall
Mies Bisbacer
Nadige Alisa
Mies Mollie Moberly
Marion Kolb
J. Alfred Ritter
Misa Rasan Markey
Mark Smith
Albert Wailix
Irving
Also Mentioned on This Page
AE Datly News
de John Vey
Stetag
William Whippie
New Jimpshire
Wally
Portsmouth
Continental Congress
Saratog
Burgoyne
Whipble
New Hampshire
Paris
Onan
Sorcpeeset
TN SP
Saudérons
Maryland
L. Moore
Weather Bureau
Seemde Coeeek
Sens
Irs
Gyublio
H. Zimmerman
Market St
A. Frazier
R. P. Rees
Henry Hott -Neidig
Tus’ Dany Wnrws
Hicks
Devoe Havis
Szishirg
Mistah
Ranben
Niewsps Prra Biklye
Dis
Hall
Elmer
Cherches
Fiearant Walk
Rev. Stern
Lus Niwas
Buetlers Organias
Protective Association
Misa Mena Shipley
Kangaas Oly, Mo
Sacreeda Mun Marhart
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens' National Banc
Fredrick, MD
D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
Wm, G. Adminearman, Samuel G. Duvall
Jrpogdas
McSnery
D. B. Keravver
Giro
W. Bauru
J.D. Baers Jupgr Dso
J. Morrin, D.H. Barukrr
Wy. G. Baker
James E. Walker
C.M. Tomas, J. Roger Mosherry
Dante
Additias
Joan Hendrickson
Serpy
Votephone Unit
Comet Night Robos
Quuantity Limited
Ah Joan
Bendrionsor
Neidig & Miller
Newie & Miller
Fasinon
Roldie & Miller
Abiba
Hirge Sutie
Hugh Tewela
Bam
Goulds
Joe White
Neidig & Millier
Clinton E, Main
Clainton EH. Main
N. Market St Frederick County
THE
City Hotel Grill
Cry Hotel Grill
Lynn Haven
Long Inland Sound
O. W. Hines
Capitol Optical Company
Washington, D.C
Istpuk Saks
Saks Optical Oo
Florida, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Southtern Railway
Incladiog
Alioiig
Jacksonville
Atlantic
Liang
Ingcin
Seaboard Air Line
Baltimore & Ohio
George
Rodock & CO
Piace
Rodock & OD
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Roos & Sons
North Market
Frederick, MD
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Blow
East
Frederick County
Farmer's Exchange
Nace
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
D. G. Remp
J. F. Thomas
R.R. Lewis
J. A. Gambrill
DR. 0. Renp
KR. Lewis
J. I. Gambrile
J. M
Dade
Renna
L. Doub
All Saints and
Carroll Streets
Olédiy
KE. Smith
Masonic Temple
Oldawly Pf A
Petermar
West Frankin Street
Baltimera
Maregaawly
R. G. Nicodemus
North Market Street
Idawis
Idr
WM. C. Boteler
N. Market St. Frederick
Ate
George H. Zimmerman
Varrick Street
BN. ON
Cardell
J Bird Street
F. B. Sappingtan
China
B. Sapfingtor
Nowera Peery
TuMiihaa
News OF the
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!